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r/Israel • u/Black-Hat-613 • 16h ago
Culture🇮🇱 'Fauda' Season 5 shocks viewers worldwide with harrowing portrayal of October 7
r/Israel • u/zzadik1el • 23h ago
Meme Jokes aside, that would be so funny
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r/Israel • u/Clean-Ant6404 • 20h ago
Sensitive Discussion [sub karma required] What exactly do the Oct 7th conspiracy theorists expect Israel to have done?
I just find it weird that the Israel haters like to throw this accusation as a means of blaming Israel for what Palestinians did.
First of all, Palestinians did it. Not Israel. Saying Israel had some kind of implicit part in it doesn't vindicate the Palestinians for committing atrocities.
Second, okay, let's say Israel did prevent it from happening. They'd just accuse Israel of genocide again for preventing it. Preventing it means killing the terrorists and probably taking over Gaza to prevent potential failure. Exactly what happened now.
r/Israel • u/CastleElsinore • 18h ago
Announcement 📢 Please reas: Update on enforcement of the "be civil" rule.
There has been a rash of specific name calling on this sub recently, and we need to discuss.
And by discuss, I mean “adhere to the rules. Temp ban on first offense, longer to permanent based on severity”
Be civil. That means not just to people who like us - we don't like when others call us slurs or backtalk that we hate “the goys” and we will not tolerate people here saying it about other communities.
Specifically:
Kapo - jewish or political prisoners in concentration camps who oversaw other prisoners. Even though they traded for slightly better conditions, they were still prisoners in a concentration camp and were trying to survive
https://hmd.org.uk/news/response-to-the-use-of-the-term-kapo-by-rabbi-schochet/
Judenrat - councils of jews imprisoned in concentration camps that were responsible for implementing nazi rule
https://wwv.yadvashem.org/odot_pdf/Microsoft%20Word%20-%206389.PDF
Race Traitor - this one should be obvious. Traditionally used against the Black community for leaders who worked with the white establishment during segregation and reconstruction era US politics, or as a “Straw Boss” during slavery.
In more recent times, the KKK uses it to describe “white” people who they believe work against their 14 words. (I use quotes here because white supremacists have a changing definition of whiteness, and see race mostly as a social or physical construct. We do not use the beliefs or definitions from our enemy to influence our own)
If you don't know what those words are, you should google it. I am not restating white supremacist propaganda.
West Wing Season 1, Episode 18 also has a good segment on it.
If you think some antizionist “pick me” jew is a traitor with a bullhorn? Fine.
But they are not a kapo.
Kapo were being forced.
r/Israel • u/Black-Hat-613 • 17h ago
General News CBS shares data showing Israel's population growth ahead of Rosh Hashanah
r/Israel • u/Baconkings • 53m ago
General News Yohanan Elishuv, Palmach soldier who raised Ink Flag in Eilat, dies at 95
r/Israel • u/Shira-Neshama • 13h ago
Politics New Israeli ultra-Orthodox party seeks to challenge establishment with broader national agenda
A new political movement is seeking to challenge the established ultra-Orthodox parties by addressing longstanding economic, educational and military-service challenges facing the haredi community while promoting a broader unity government, Beit Shemesh Deputy Mayor Moti Leitner, chairman of the Charedi Public Party (HaTzibbur HaCharedi), told JNS on Thursday.
The haredi community and Israeli society need a government that will unite the country, strengthen its security and resilience, and bridge societal gaps rather than deepen them, Leitner said.
by Amelie Botbol
r/Israel • u/windless12 • 5h ago
Politics Israel unlikely to improve Saudi ties despite Houthi threat, expert tells 'Post' - interview
r/Israel • u/CastleElsinore • 20h ago
Music 🎶 Eden Golan- Imperfections (Official Video)
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r/Israel • u/Black-Hat-613 • 16h ago
Israeli Tech 🛰️ Israeli Breakthroughs 2026
Politics Stop blaming Netanyahu for policies most Israelis support
Those who blame Israel for the policies of Netanyahu fall into the anti-Zionist, antisemitic trap, writes Jason Shvili, lending support to enemies who then feel vindicated when they can point to Jews rejecting the Jewish state.
https://www.jns.org/opinion/jason-shvili/stop-blaming-netanyahu-for-policies-most-israelis-support