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martyvburen.bsky.social
r/jewish and r/jewishpolitics are both melting down right now
June 23, 2025 at 7:13 PM
dickyoungsghost.bsky.social
Actually the @nytimes.com really stole this from @isaacdovere.bsky.social of @cnn.com who reported same last week. www.reddit.com/r/jewishpoli...
From the jewishpolitics community on Reddit: Excerpt from Edward-Isaac Dovere's CNN article on Brad Lander's tragic attempt at becoming deputy mayor
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November 14, 2025 at 7:59 PM
i-bresnick.bsky.social
I'm getting mad again at the arguments I had on r/jewishpolitics in the run up to the 2024 election:
i_banana13 - 1y ago All politicians are transactional to at least some degree. In terms of Israel, if someone is consistent even if there is no ulterior motive, I'm ok with that. I'm not a Trump supporter overall, but if the issue is his record versus Harris' record on Israel and antisemitism, I'll take his. 803_days - 1y ago Donald Trump is transactional even with his children. The record only matters inasmuch as it is a predictor of future performance, and the only thing we can say for sure is that Donald Trump will do what Donald Trump thinks is most beneficial to Donald Trump. We cannot say that he will remain an ally to Israel, if, for example, Netanyahu is removed from office and replaced with someone less willing or able to wade into domestic US politics in favor of the GOP, the way Netanyahu has. We cannot say that he will remain a hawk on Iran, in light of his overtures to North Korea and Russia. We have seen that he is willing to both court and flout the antisemitic far right. We have seen that he is does not hold dear any principles related to democracy, the constitution, nonviolence, or even what used to be a bipartisan reverence for service to the United States through its armed services. And yet you think Israel is his one sacred cow. I recommend you read up on how the appeasement of Hitler became so widespread, across all manner of world governments. Diplomats and leaders almost all saw his flaws, but they convinced themselves that he was reasonable, that he could be persuaded or bargained with. Exceedingly few saw him for what he was: a fucking snake, weaving this way and that, doing and saying whatever he needed to, good or ill, to help himself. Donald Trump is not Adolf Hitler, but he's a fucking snake and you're deluding yourself if you think he's anything else.
March 23, 2026 at 4:34 PM
okboomer9.bsky.social
I said this on r/JewishPolitics and for myself banned from the site.
August 14, 2026 at 2:45 PM
laurens.bsky.social
I came across this yesterday on Reddit, an explanation of how anti-Israeli views are being propagated by a relatively small number of people who have hijacked the soft social controls of sites like Reddit and Wikipedia. What’s your thoughts on the article? Legit? www.reddit.com/r/jewishpoli...
From the jewishpolitics community on Reddit: How a pro-Hamas network infiltrated major subreddits and spreads terrorist propaganda on reddit
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August 19, 2025 at 8:30 AM
roarkfineart.bsky.social
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From the jewishpolitics community on Reddit: The lies behind Mamdani’s Netanyahu stunt are the real threat
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July 22, 2026 at 9:34 AM
okboomer9.bsky.social
JewishPolitics on Reddit banned me for saying Stevem Miller was running the White House. What do you think?
July 18, 2026 at 8:19 PM
i-bresnick.bsky.social
Been banging this drum for years. My comment in r/jewishpolitics, commenting about this video: youtu.be/X1JJzLkjUfc
I think the very best comments in this video were made by Cheryl Moore, around 45 minutes or so. She talked about how she did not support Obama, and she says that while she supported Biden and supports Harris, it is conceivable that there is something that they could say, some policy they could commit to that could lose her support. And then she said there's "nothing to hold onto" with Trump. Yes, he engaged in policy that was valuable to Israel. But it's purely transactional. He did it because it helped him. He supports Israel because it's a wedge issue in the Democratic Party. A man who will launch a violent coup to overturn elections, who holds no regard for fundamental principles of democracy, is not a man you can trust to have your back. And make no mistake: the Republican Party is Trump's party. They have decided that there is no line he can cross that they won't follow, and he has decided there is no line he won't cross.
June 12, 2026 at 3:44 PM
filosofical-140.bsky.social
So proud to be involved in #JewishLeft #JewishPolitics in the greatest capital city on Earth.
May the supreme King bless our Mayor, his Assembly, and all his Councillors,
To do justly, walk humbly, and act with mercy as it is written in Your Torah,
"Will you sweep away the innocent with the guilty."
gregpak.net Greg Pak @gregpak.net · Jan 1
Bernie got HUGE cheers and inspired loud "Tax the rich!" chants.
Bernie Sanders speaking vigorously and pointing with one finger at the Mamdani inauguration.
January 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM
laurens.bsky.social
Reddit’s antisemitism problem (full article minus the paywall) www.reddit.com/r/jewishpoli...
From the jewishpolitics community on Reddit: Super important article on Reddit’s antisemitism problem
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October 15, 2025 at 7:32 PM