NatRob 🇳🇿 ✡️ @natlr

Let me make sure I understand. The scandal is that a Jewish woman advertised apartments… in a Jewish city… in the Jewish state. A city older than the BBC’s coverage of it. Truly the crime of the century. Somebody call The Hague, Gwyneth is showing people a park.

@nzpoliticsgroup The best pastries and baking in Auckland right now are at Carmel, France Street Newton

@donbronchon @cjsbishop Yes, you are pretty hateful

@RaevenNZ @cjsbishop Yes, Albanese is an idiot

🚨 MEET MARIAM MUHAMMED ODEH 🚨 24. Dearborn, Michigan. Arab America Foundation “20 Under 20” winner on a full-ride scholarship. She dreamed of working at the United Nations or Doctors Without Borders. She said she wanted to make sure the Arab American voice was “heard and helped.” Federal prosecutors say she helped send University of Michigan officials, Jewish institutions, and families a very different message. According to the indictment, the group she participated in ran a coordinated campaign of threats and intimidation targeting homes and businesses. Windows broken. Glass jars filled with butyric acid and dye thrown into homes. Doors caulked shut. Threatening notes left behind. All after October 7. From “making sure the Arab American voice is heard” to allegedly trying to silence Jews with terror. That’s her résumé now.

FBI Director Kash Patel @FBIDirectorKash

a week ago

🚨 Early this morning, @FBI and partners arrested 7 individuals on a 10 count indictment for allegedly targeting University of Michigan leaders and businesses in the Eastern Michigan region with violent threats and attacks. The indictment alleges that after the October 7, 2023

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"WE WILL DIE" Miss Inbar Shem Tov (22) hid inside a dumpster with other young people at Supernova when Hamas invaded. She texted her dad, who grabbed his gun and sped to the festival. “By the time someone comes to rescue us, we will die," Inbar wrote. She was buried Oct 10. Her mom memorialized her in a poignant letter. "I was blessed to raise you for 22 years, and then life took you from me on October 7. I withered, I fell apart, I was left breathless, they took away my oxygen.” “My love, I wish I could just for a moment escape on the wing of a bird, fly up above and see my light, to hug you, to kiss you, to hear your voice. My girl — Mom loves you so much.” Remember Inbar. Just a few months before 10/7 she was celebrating her 22nd birthday.

MEDIA RELEASE: Polls show New Zealanders back women's rights protections and expect political parties to take notice Speak Up For Women says newly released polling demonstrates that New Zealanders continue to take a practical and cautious view on issues affecting women and children, and that political parties should not assume these concerns can be ignored. The Curia Market Research polling found that 55% of likely voters oppose allowing men who identify as women unrestricted access to designated single-sex spaces for women and girls, while only 24% support such access. Separate polling found that 56% of likely voters support restricting hormone interventions for under-18s experiencing distress about their sex. The findings come as public debate continues around women's rights, safeguarding, and the medical treatment of young people. Speak Up For Women spokeswoman Suzanne Levy said the results showed a significant gap between elite opinion and public opinion. "New Zealanders are often told that concerns about women's spaces and the medicalisation of children are fringe views. These results suggest the opposite." "On both issues, majorities of voters support a cautious approach. The public remains far more sceptical than many activists, institutions and political commentators appear willing to acknowledge." A third poll commissioned by Speak Up For Women found that 37% of likely voters would be influenced to vote for a party that protects single-sex spaces, services and sports. "That figure should get the attention of every political party," said Levy. "Not every voter considers these issues decisive, but more than one in three say they would be influenced by a party's willingness to protect women's spaces and female sporting categories." "Political parties spend enormous time and resources chasing small groups of swing voters. A policy position that influences more than a third of the electorate is not something that can simply be dismissed." Levy said the three polls together point to a consistent theme. "Whether the issue is women's spaces, women's sport, or the medical treatment of children, New Zealanders are asking for policies grounded in evidence, safeguarding and common sense." "The public conversation is often dominated by activist organisations and professional advocates. These results remind us that ordinary New Zealanders have not moved nearly as far as many institutions have." Speak Up For Women believes political leaders should engage honestly with these concerns rather than attempting to avoid them. "These are legitimate public policy questions. They deserve serious debate, not slogans and not accusations."

Outrageous Gaslighting. Labour’s health spokesperson Aysha Verrall has boasted that “we ran one of the best public information programs on myocarditis in the world.” Verrall then doubles down and says that the risks were made public and communicated clearly. Her extraordinary claim is completely unsupported by any credible evidence, contradicted by official records, repeated implementation failures, and the total lack of independent scrutiny or benchmarking of her claim. But what makes Verrall’s statement truly repugnant is that the known risks of myocarditis to teenagers appear to have been deliberately withheld from the public while the government aggressively rammed through its “Two Shots for Summer” campaign and pushed mass vaccination in schools. To describe this as “one of the best in the world” is just delusional and a disgraceful insult to every affected family and a shocking abdication of basic honesty. How on earth can she look at this failure and call it world-class? Clip via @NZOFP

For years, Israel has been vilified for “targeting journalists” in Gaza. Now @pressfreedom has removed more names from its list after admitting said "journalist" participated in combat. That should be a major media scandal. Instead, the same outlets that helped spread the accusation against Israel will quietly move on to the next libel.

Aizenberg @Aizenberg55

a week ago

📌Committee to Protect Journalists has quietly removed 8 fake Gaza "journalists" because it finally admitted they "participated in combat." @pressfreedom issued over 100 articles since 10/7 slamming Israel but not ONE mention that Hamas & PIJ abused the press vest for combat. 1/

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An excellent essay by Sam Harris, "Why I Won't Debate Critics of Israel." Read the whole thing here: open.substack.com/pub/samharris/…

@aniobrien She delivers precisely nothing, for anybody as an MP. Her performative theatrics are boring and predictable. She should try developing some substantive ideas or policies grounded in reality that will help people.

“If the party gets registered, it will be using taxpayer funding to parlay this propaganda with the imprimatur of the electoral system. The hatred that has stalked Jews throughout history, including antizionism, is often predicated on canards of dual loyalty and subversion. In that accusation lies a confession. For it is not Jews who are subverting New Zealand's democratic system to fund a political party whose raison d'être is the service of a foreign cause.”

The Spectator Australia @SpectatorOz

2 weeks ago

One of New Zealand’s proudest claims to fame is being the first country to give women suffrage. Now, adding more heft to this noble tradition of groundbreaking democratic developments... Introducing the ‘Palestine Free From the River to the Sea’ party. The party has six

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.@UNLazzarini @UNRWA If hundreds of graduates of a school system became terrorists, committing massacres, rape, and kidnapping, most educators would see that as a reason for urgent self-examination. Has UNRWA ever conducted such a review? If not, why not?

You cannot hate the UN enough. This interview with UN whistleblower Emma Reilly needs to be seen. She worked inside the UN’s Human Rights Office and exposed how the organization has repeatedly covered up systematic child sexual abuse and sexual exploitation by UN peacekeepers and staff around the world, especially in places like the Central African Republic, Haiti, and DR Congo. Instead of protecting the victims (many of them children), senior officials protected the perpetrators and retaliated against those who tried to speak out. This isn’t ancient history. It’s ongoing. And yet the story barely made headlines before it was buried again. The UN loves to lecture the world about human rights while shielding its own people from accountability for some of the worst crimes imaginable. How many more whistleblowers have to be destroyed before people admit the entire system is rotten? Big thanks to Ali Tabrizi @IAMALITABRIZI for actually asking the questions the mainstream media won’t touch. The UN doesn’t need more money or more power. It needs to be dismantled and replaced.

@Wendyanynumber @Marycottagefarm @Dane_Giraud @bobmccoskrienz @black13830 @mjdutt Yes disgusting.

This is unsaid and felt often - definitely don’t reveal that you are Jewish in a Client meeting. Even surrounded by Kiwis of multiple other ethnicities.

Claire Lehmann @clairlemon

2 weeks ago

Heartbreaking testimony from the Royal Commission into Antisemitism & Social Cohesion in Australia. @IzaTabaro places it in its historical context for @Quillette quillette.com/2026/06/01/ope…

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Curieux, non ? Ce silence radio des professionnels de l’indignation au sujet des 10 membres du "convoi terrestre de la flottille" (👀) toujours détenus par des milices libyennes… #NoJewsNoNews

Heidi Bachram @HeidiBachram

2 weeks ago

Ten Flotilla land convoy members were detained by Libyan militias TEN DAYS AGO and just had their imprisonment extended by the repressive regime there. I haven’t seen a global outcry or obsessive coverage by media. I wonder why.

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@Dane_Giraud He emailed every student as their chancellor, that is pretty definitive even if it’s labelled as personal. I wonder how the women students feel about his position.

@JulietMosesNZ More quality journalism and fawning from RNZ.