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NGO Monitor on Instagram: "If @NickKristof had bothered with a 5-second Google search for “Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor” – the source for the “dog rape” hoax – our research showing this NGO’s deep ties to Hamas operatives and its history of blood libels would be right at the top.

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u/WillyNilly1997 — 2 days ago
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“My research on Iskandar323, an editor who contributed to knowledge poisoning through English Wikipedia for over a decade, was published today by @INSSIsrael. Most of these biases remain intact: reframing Jewish history, sanitizing Hamas, and undermining Israeli legitimacy.”

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u/WillyNilly1997 — 2 days ago
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A new INSS study by @shlomitlir demonstrates how pro-Hamas Wikipedia editor Iskandar323 used seemingly ordinary-looking edits to reshape how millions encounter Jewish history, Israel and Palestinian terrorism. Read more here:

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u/WillyNilly1997 — 3 days ago

Growing antisemitism: it takes a lot to get me worried and I am becoming very concerned

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This was posted in a forum primarily for active duty and retired military members. I’ve been seeing a noticeable uptick in these kinds of comments when any discussion touches on rising antisemitism, Israel, or the war in Gaza.

These comments include pretty much every facet of antisemitism, including Holocaust denial, relativism and distortion:

• Equating Israel’s actions in Gaza to “a new Holocaust” or “undeniable genocide” (often linking partisan UN Special Rapporteur reports as proof from the “UN Secretary General”).
• Classic whataboutism and conspiracy comments: “What the Jews did during the Bolshevik Revolution,” “Israel/AIPAC subvert the West,” “wars for Israel,” plus the usual JFK, 9/11, USS Liberty tropes.
• Dismissing concerns about antisemitic violence with sarcasm like “Glenn at the Burger King is gonna build camps?”
• Accusations that anyone pointing out patterns must be ignorant of the Holodomor, Armenian Genocide, etc.

I have no problem with people criticizing Israeli policy or questioning military decisions, that’s fair game, especially in military circles. But these comments go well beyond policy debate into collective blame of Jews, Holocaust inversion, and longstanding antisemitic conspiracy theories.

Side note: Like many military pages, this one has also seen an influx of non-military, strongly anti-Trump civilians joining after the election, seemingly to harass and provoke members. Some of these comments appear to come from that group as well.

Pattern recognition isn’t paranoia. Jews make up about 2% of the U.S. population but consistently face a massively disproportionate share of religious hate crimes. This kind of rhetoric contributes to why many Jews feel increasingly unsafe.

Curious how others here, especially fellow service members and vets, see this. Is this the level of discourse we want in military communities? Does antisemitism not fall under prejudice and harassment rules and guidance?

u/Silly-Duty-8963 — 4 days ago

Look at the mental gymnastics of this person who is “Palestinianising” every religious figure from 19th-century Jerusalem. This person has been doing so for months, lost multiple debates, has been mentioned by scholars on X, and has yet to drop the stick

u/WillyNilly1997 — 3 days ago

They can’t stop twisting everything into a rant about Jews. Neo-Nazism is rife on Instagram despite its own rules against hate speech, which they do not seem to be bothered to enforce

u/WillyNilly1997 — 5 days ago
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On Normand Finkelstein

Been having some thoughts & I wanted to kick it to this page.

I have been working through the debate hosted by Lex Fridman between Benny Morris, Steven Bonnell, Normand Finkelstein & Mouin Rabbani. It’s a 5 hour debate on Israel/Palestine. While there is endless material to digest there was one piece that threw me off. Finkelstein claimed that Amin al-Husseini’s connections with the Nazis wasn’t worth a paragraph in a book.

For all that Finkelstein claims to abide by fact/research & he puts a great deal of effort to present this characteristic in interviews, this claim seemed foolish (to put it nicely)

Al-Husseini had meetings with Hitler & Himmler - he also worked to spread Nazi propaganda via radio to the Middle East during WW2. This helped spread European antisemitism (The Protocols & Blood Libels (Norwich 1144)) to the Middle East. These beliefs are wide spread today. - He also assisted in forming a Palestinian youth organization called the ‘Nazi Scouts’.(I didn’t believe this at first) - He would also pen to European leaders discouraging them from sending their Jewish populations to Mandate Palestine during the war. He claimed that better locations were Poland, where Jews were actively being killed. - He also had discussions for extending Germany’s final solution to the Middle East. Al-Husseini would also help form the ‘Hanjars’. A Bosnian Muslim unit in the Waffen SS who would help to kill some 90% of Bosnian Jews. They would also assist in the killing of Jews in Croatia/Hungary.

What’s happening here? Is Normand just dishonest? Disingenuous? Lying? For all that he puts on this image of being so well read/informed I find it hard to believe that he is unaware of this history.

For what it’s worth, I remember seeing a video of Finkelstein pledging support for the Houthis whose founding slogan includes ‘Curse be upon the Jews’.

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u/AcanthisittaFancy469 — 6 days ago
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I literally laughed upon seeing mamdani's latest antisemitic propaganda about the Nakba (Israel's liberation in 1948 is grasped in arabic as a "catastrophe")

he used a woman whose surname is "bushnaq" which means "bosnian" in arabic; and she claimed that her family lived in Jerusalem "before the Zionists came and deported them", but the Zionists (=Jews) were always a Native part of this city and land before any arab or non-arab muslims set a foot in any part of Israel/Canaan (the Tribes of Israel arose from within the Canaanites, and not as the Abrahamic Narrative claims).

they started a colonial war, lost to the indigenous Israelites, and cry ever since. Now an islamist pakistani immigrant to America who tries to falsify both our history and his own (he was furious when someone told him pakistan was created by the British out of India) by the New York City's taxpayers' money, openly tries to put targets upon the Jews.

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u/HebrewWolfman — 6 days ago
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AJC Global on Instagram: "Hasan Piker is a far-left antisemitic streamer who has attracted millions of fans. From justifying the October 7, 2023 Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel to using antisemitic comments and dog whistles ...

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u/WillyNilly1997 — 5 days ago

So I was doing some scrolling on instagram and came across a clip from a show where a Holocaust denier gets “humbled” - the comments think this is Israeli propaganda and or also deny the Holocaust (5k+ likes on “it wasn’t 6mil” comment)

Also the k word. Very subtle…

u/RaiJolt2 — 5 days ago
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Ran Alkalay on Instagram: "The U.S. Justice Department said it will seek the death penalty against Elias Rodriguez, who is accused of murdering Israeli Embassy staffers Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim outside a Jewish museum event in Washington in May 2025.

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u/WillyNilly1997 — 6 days ago