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🚨 EL-SAYED CAMPAIGNS AT DEARBORN MOSQUES LINKED TO MEMORIALS FOR IRANIAN REGIME FIGURES
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed campaigned at Dearborn mosques reportedly associated with memorials for Ali Khamenei, Qasem Soleimani, and Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
El-Sayed told attendees: “We Have an Opportunity to Lift Our Voices and Show Our Children That When People Attack Us, We Can Come Together as the Bigger America.”
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It’s happening AGAIN!
Over the past two weeks, the United States has received intelligence regarding an Iranian intention to HARM President Trump.
-Channel 13 News.
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You know who throws Molotov cocktails, right?
That's right. Terrorists.
This is Paris.
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A shocking move! Democrat Haley Stevens, who lost the primary to Abdul El-Sayed and later endorsed him, is now ENDORSING Republican Mike Rogers for U.S. Senate after a bitter fallout.
She appeared with Rogers at a Detroit church today and said she no longer belongs in Abdul’s campaign.
This race could decide the Senate. What a last-minute twist.
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Former Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi speaks for the first time at a public conference—"Shurat HaDin" in New York—and states:
"October 7th was a preventable failure—but there was absolutely no betrayal from within."
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🕎 Sunday Reflections by: @amigirl76
The Beauty of Change and the Power of Hope
“Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?” — Isaiah 43:19
Life rarely unfolds exactly as we imagine. Sometimes a relationship ends, a new job begins, a pregnancy brings unexpected joy, or we experience the painful loss of a dear friend. Even positive changes can leave us feeling uncertain about what lies ahead. Change challenges us to step outside our comfort zones, reassess our priorities, and discover strength we never knew we possessed. When one door closes, another may open. We might not understand why a chapter has ended, but we can choose to believe that our story is not over.
As Zionists, we understand the extraordinary power of hope. Throughout generations of hardship, the Jewish people held firmly to their identity, their faith, and their connection to their ancestral homeland. The dream of Israel endured even when its realization seemed impossible. Their story reminds us that difficult circumstances do not have to determine our future. Just as the Jewish people never abandoned hope, we can face life’s unexpected turns with courage and faith. We can embrace new beginnings without surrendering our principles, learn from disappointment without becoming bitter, and trust that change can open doors to growth, purpose, and possibilities we could not previously see.
🌿 Our Sunday Reflection: What change has life brought your way? Is there something you need to release, a new opportunity you are afraid to embrace, or a situation that calls for a fresh perspective? Remember, hope does not mean knowing exactly what comes next. It means having the courage to take the next step, even when the road ahead is uncertain.
May we welcome change with open hearts, remain steadfast in our values, and never lose faith in the possibilities that tomorrow holds. May we learn to see new beginnings not simply as endings, but as invitations to grow, to love, and to live with renewed purpose.
Am Yisrael Chai! 🇮🇱🕎
#SundayReflections #Zionism #Hope #PositiveChange #StandWithIsrael #FaithAndHope #NewBeginnings #JewishResilience #NeverGiveUpHope
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See what antisemitism does to a principled Democrat.
Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens has come out against candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
“I do not belong in Abdul’s campaign, and I do not stand with Hasan Piker.”
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Vote Red to save America from invaders.
🚨🇺🇸 Abdul El-Sayed is facing a MAJOR controversy over some of his latest mosque visits...
He campaigned at Islamic centers where religious speakers had previously called America the “House of Satan” and advocated killing Jews and Israelis.
At one Detroit mosque, he personally urged worshippers to sign petitions to get him on the Senate ballot.
Other centers he visited hosted speakers calling for the destruction of Israel and violent acts against Zionists.
To be clear, the statements were made by religious speakers, NOT El-Sayed himself.
But his campaign appearances at these locations are nevertheless drawing serious scrutiny...
Source: NY Post / Writer: Samuel
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🚨 REPORT: PAKISTANI AMBASSADOR ATTACKED IN TEHRAN
Pakistan’s ambassador to Iran, Imran Ahmed Siddiqui, was reportedly attacked in Tehran after being invited to a meeting.
According to unverified reports, several individuals assaulted him while shouting “Death to the traitors.”
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✡️ JEWISH HISTORY: Why Do Jews Say “May Their Memory Be a Blessing”?
When someone passes away, you’ve probably heard Jews say, “May their memory be a blessing.”
But do you know why?
This beautiful Jewish tradition has roots going back thousands of years to the Hebrew Bible.
In Proverbs 10:7, we read:
זֵכֶר צַדִּיק לִבְרָכָה
Zecher tzadik livracha
“The memory of the righteous is a blessing.”
In Hebrew, we say Zichrono livracha for a man and Zichronah livracha for a woman, often abbreviated ז״ל (z”l).
In Judaism, remembering someone isn’t simply about mourning their death. It’s about honoring how they lived.
Their kindness, their wisdom, their teachings, and the love they gave don’t disappear when they leave this world. Those things live on through the people whose lives they touched.
And every time we share their stories, practice something they taught us, or perform a good deed in their honor, their memory continues to bring blessings into this world.
We cannot prevent death, but we can make certain a life is never forgotten.
And I think that’s one of the most beautiful things about our Jewish traditions. ✡️
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This is great to know for our non-Jewish Zionists! I am always so grateful for the opportunity to learn and grow! 💙🇮🇱
✡️ JEWISH HISTORY: Why Do Jews Say “May Their Memory Be a Blessing”?
When someone passes away, you’ve probably heard Jews say, “May their memory be a blessing.”
But do you know why?
This beautiful Jewish tradition has roots going back thousands of years to the Hebrew Bible.
In Proverbs 10:7, we read:
זֵכֶר צַדִּיק לִבְרָכָה
Zecher tzadik livracha
“The memory of the righteous is a blessing.”
In Hebrew, we say Zichrono livracha for a man and Zichronah livracha for a woman, often abbreviated ז״ל (z”l).
In Judaism, remembering someone isn’t simply about mourning their death. It’s about honoring how they lived.
Their kindness, their wisdom, their teachings, and the love they gave don’t disappear when they leave this world. Those things live on through the people whose lives they touched.
And every time we share their stories, practice something they taught us, or perform a good deed in their honor, their memory continues to bring blessings into this world.
We cannot prevent death, but we can make certain a life is never forgotten.
And I think that’s one of the most beautiful things about our Jewish traditions. ✡️
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🇧🇷🇮🇱 The plot thickens! Reports say a former Mossad agent helped Flávio Bolsonaro escape Brazil by riding with him across the border into Argentina.
📷: Agência Senado
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⚠️ WARNING: HORRIFIC AFTERMATH OF YET ANOTHER MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS BY MUSLIMS ⚠️
Church by church, villages village, community by community, the Christians of Nigeria are being exterminated by Islamists on a daily basis. Thousands murdered this year. Countless thousands more over the past two decades.
The methods are always the same. The atrocities are inhumane and barbaric. The intent is clear and the Muslims openly state it and call for more of it. This is what a real genocide by its official definition looks like.
And still silence from the Pope, the media and the west. This will sadly end up being that people will talk about it when the Christians have been fully ethnically cleansed from Africa as the Muslims seem intent to do. I can’t see this ending any other way because nobody is stopping it.
It’s absolutely heartbreaking.
