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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 30/01/2026
Oh damn www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtxH... US judge rules Luigi Mangione won’t face death penalty in CEO killing case www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/1/...
youtube.com
5 Million Ways To Kill A C.E.O.
YouTube video by The Coup - Topic
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 03/01/2026
Umm, according to Trump, Europeans could war against the US to take their county back, one already taken by colonization and genocide
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
Btw, globalize the intifada is resistance against Israeli violence, and Zionism is what’s caused the Nakba to today’s genocide So decolonize Palestine and globalize the intifada
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
In any case, while Jews don’t control the media, Hollywood, or the economy, Zionists certainly do. It’s evidenced by this genocide and the overwhelming silence among those in the media, Hollywood, and the wealthy Oh yeah, and Globalize the intifada
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 17/12/2025
Hmm, does this mean that Jews control the media? Or would that be more or less right than the accusations against Palestinians so prominent in the media? Anyway, globalize the intifada
Here are some examples:
"Bondi Beach Is What 'Globalize the Intifada'
Looks Like"
~ Bret Stephens, New York Times
"The Intifada Comes to Bondi Beach"
~ David Frum, The Atlantic
"The Intifada Comes to Australia"
~ Walter Russell Mead, Wall Street Journal
"Shooting at Bondi Beach is what a globalized intifada looks like"
~ Herb Keinon, Jerusalem Post
"The Intifada Comes to Australia" ~ Ayaan Hirsi Ali, The Free Press
"Welcome to the global intifada"
~ David Harsanyi, Washington Examiner
"Palestinian propaganda has globalized the intifada"
~ Zachary Faria, Washington Examiner"Bondi Beach massacre is what globalizing the intifada looks like"
~ Vivian Bercovici, National Post
"Chanting 'globalise the intifada' leads to Bondi Beach"
~ Danny Cohen, The Telegraph
"I have a simple question for leftists after the antisemitic shooting in Australia. What do you think 'globalize the intifada' means?"
~ US Senator Ted Cruz
"That attack in Sydney is exactly what it means to 'globalize intifada! We saw the actual application of the globalization of intifada in Sydney."
~ New York City Mayor Eric Adams
Ash J
@AshAgony • Follow
Did literally all the top genocide-apologists in media & politics get a memo from Israel to use this same "This is what globalize the intifada means" line in response to the Bondi Beach shooting?
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 26/11/2025
Allying with such bigots is how Jews of the European diaspora stole Palestine. I hope we never behave like Zionists and antisemites to a non-colonizing group. I hope our colonizers can find equality with their oppressors. I hope Peter can speak with other white Europeans to find equality among them
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 26/11/2025
Actually though, antisemites like MTG and Carlson might be much more effective than Beinart if they get the US to stop collaborating with Israel than Peter’s activism among those perpetrating the genocide, so maybe if Palestinians need to consider which bigoted allies are better…
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 26/11/2025
Neither are great, but during a Zionist perpetrated genocide, who’s better Zionists or antisemites? Sadly, those questions come up when some of those who claim to be your allies break from the positions broadly expressed by the non-violent group
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 26/11/2025
MTG and Tucker Carlson speak up for the Palestinian people to the right wing, so I guess they’re even better than Peter Beinart and his past overt Zionism and pro-war positions Sure they may be a little antisemitic, but they’re better than cultural Zionists, and that’s enough, right?
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 25/11/2025
Beinart and Lieberman (a cofounder of IfNotNow) are so unhelpful with their normalization and rejection of the Palestinian call for BDS during a genocide They've spent so much time dismissing their own Zionism and the Zionism of others, and they continue to find ways to this day
Yonah Lieberman (tweet):
...
"I do so because I want to reach Jews who disagree with me-because / believe that by trying to convince Jews to rethink their support for Israel's oppression of Palestinians, I can contribute, in some very small way, to the struggle for freedom and justice."
Important work.

Peter Beinart (tweet):
Tonight, I'm going to speak at Tel Aviv University. I know many people who I respect will think this was the wrong decision given that Israel— as widely recognized by experts on international law—practices not only apartheid but genocide. I support full equality for Israel's...PACBI - BDS movement (tweet)
Palestinians condemn Peter Beinart's event at complicit Tel Aviv University in the midst of Israel's genocide in Gaza.
Whitewashing genocide can never be reconciled with any claim to humanism or moral consistency.
Read the full statement: loom.ly/JnNJGHs
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 14/11/2025
From what I can tell, Chomsky wasn’t looking for any underage relationships so much as political ones…or maybe just a good friend in Jeffrey Every time I see Epstein, I remember Anthony Bourdain, so who knows? A Chomsky endorsement and the looks of a great chef could be enough to fool anyone
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 14/11/2025
I was always more skeptical of Chomsky after he got weird on sanctions, but this is next level. I think Chomsky retracted or updated his sanctions position (maybe rewriting old perspectives), but it looks like this Epstein relationship isn’t really news, but the details might be
newsweek.com
Celebrities mentioned in Jeffrey Epstein emails, new files
Here’s what Epstein’s newly released emails revealed.
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 13/11/2025
There’s always a better coffee
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
Let's talk about how this type of ideological litmus test leads to splits on the left and undermines our work towards democratic socialism. Nerdeen Kiswani is a spoiler!
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
Marion might as well work for the ADL She seeks an ideological litmus test that leads to splits on the left and undermines our work against genocide. Marion Lipshutz is a spoiler!
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
Expecting people to be supplicant to and uncritical of *your* Zionist leaders is absurd and demands a specific autocracy False accusations of antisemitism are as ridiculous as any racist, supremacist, Zionist arguments
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
Wow, defending an outspoken Zionist, Sanders, to implicate a Palestinian activist for antisemitism is peak Zionism Keep your racism to yourself Marion Lipshutz
Here is Nerdeen Kiswani trying to undermine staunch democratic socialist Bernie Sanders.
She may as well work for the GOP, and I do have to wonder if her main issue with Bernie Sanders is that he is Jewish.

Nerdeen Kiswani @NerdeenKis... • 10/25/25
They're redefining Zionism to dodge accountability. Too toxic to wear the label, so they keep the policies. If you don't want Israel and its institutions dismantled, that is Zionism.
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
To keep his word
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
I’ll give him $180
Alan Dershowitz says he 'will blow his brains out on live TV' if Zohran Mamdani becomes NYC mayor
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
Can’t Dershowitz just honor what he said?
Alan Dershowitz
@AlanDersh •10h
...
A fake headline is circulating saying that I promised "to blow my brains out on live tv" if Mamdani wins. I will contribute $180 ( chai) to Mamdani's reelection campaign if anyone can show | actually said it. I did not. I will continue to oppose Mayor Mamdani's anti semitic and anti Israel bigotry, but I will do it with my brains intact.
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 05/11/2025
One paper is even more hopeful than I am May this come true!
New York Post cover with Mamdani carrying a hammer and sickle: On your Marx, get set, Zo! Socialist Mamdani wins race for mayor. The red apple
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 05/11/2025
One of the best things about this election is that the person with the name no one can pronounce got his citizenship under Trump Thank you president Trump. You ultimately made this young brown immigrant mayor!
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 04/11/2025
Thinking of those in Iraq and Afghanistan today; remembering those killed by the US military in the 2000s. Never forget
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 29/10/2025
No racism. No Zionism. No sexual harassment. No Cuomo. AND, no silence! Globalize the intifada
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Let’s remind the voters how he thoughtfully spoke these truths on Nov. 5th and every day before and after. This is what voting is about. Make sure the politician represents you and not the violence and bigotry of others, especially those Zionists who speak their hate against him
@mazemoore

September, 2023. 

Zohran Mamdani: "We have to make clear that when the boot of the NYPD is on your neck, it's been laced by the IDF."
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
That expectation for Palestinians is ridiculous right now. Get Israelis to live with the people most like them, historically
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Don't be anti-Nazi; just be anti-genocide, lol. Don't take anything away from Germans during the Holocaust; seek peace and coexistence with future equality for everyone--now is the time. A Jewish homeland in Germany
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Never expected much from him. He'll always be unhelpful and misleading. It's anti-Zionist; not anti-Jewish, but conflate away as racists do The goal is justice first, not coexistence with the colonial perpetrators of ethnic cleansing and genocide, the ZIONISTS
The term anti-Zionist is unhelpful and misleading. It makes it seem like the point is to take something away from Jews.

But the goal must be to foster complete equality between the river and the sea. Not to oppose rights for Jews, but to champion rights for everyone.
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 22/10/2025
Even worse people join Blackwater as recently as 2018 Well, if you’re in the Israeli military today or were a Nazi soldier in the 1940s… And the Americans who go back and forth between the IOF and Blackwater
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 22/10/2025
Only morons get Nazi tattoos They’re as dumb as American rabbis who stand under the flags of other genocidal countries like Israel during a genocide Nazis and Zionists are idiots
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 22/10/2025
Nice to see NYPD covering ICE instead of protecting New Yorkers Trained by the IOF
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Their Judaism is colonial and supremacist “Zionism, Israel, Jewish self-determination-these are not political preferences or partisan talking points. They are constituent building blocks and inseparable strands of my Jewish identity…”
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Let’s also boycott places that espouse such hate and supremacy, from the NYT to the Park Avenue Synagogue
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Let’s stop reducing Jews to Jews and Christians to Christians. It’s time that we recognize who are Nazis and Zionists and who reject such supremacists It’s been too long
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
These rabbis practice a type of Judaism that’s similar to the Christianity of some 1940s German pastors They engage in interfaith dialogue with other Zionist Christians They support a genocidal nation, and they must be held accountable
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
The genocide continues with their support
382. Rabbi Adam Roffman, Dallas, Texas
383. Rabbi Seth Sternstein, Youngstown, Ohio
384. Rabbi Joel Levenson, Syosset, New York
385. Rabbi Aaron Melman, Northbrook, Illinois
386. Hazzan Jesse Holzer, Jacksonville, Florida
387. Rabbi Cary Kozberg, Springfield, Ohio
388. Rabbi Hayyim Solomon, Mount Dora, Florida
389. Rabbi Lenette Goldman, New Albany, Ohio
390. Rabbi David Rosen, Houston, Texas
391. Rabbi Richard Steinbrink, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
392. Rabbi Haim Dov Beliak, Walnut Creek, California
393. Hazzan Elisheva Dienstfrey, Alexandria, Virginia
394. Hazzan Matt Axelrod, Fanwood , New Jersey
395. Rabbi David Mendelson, Houston, Texas
396. Rabbi Andrew Rosenkranz, Wellington, Florida
397. Rabbi Jack Paskoff, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
398. Rabbi Mark Hurvitz, New York, New York
399. Rabbi Gideon Estes, Houston, Texas
400. Rabbi Mark Mahler, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
401. Rabbi Heidi Coretz, Dallas, Texas
402. Rabbi Melissa Buyer-Witman, Port Washington, New
York
403. Rabbi Matt Rutta, Dallas, Texas
404. Rabbi Aaron Schonbrun, Oakhurst, New Jersey
405. Rabbi Ashira Boxman, Boca Raton, Florida
406. Rabbi Misha Zinkow, Columbus, Ohio
407. Rabbi Ellen Flax, New York, New York
408. Rabbi Jordan Silvestri, Houston, Texas
409. Cantor Olivia Brodsky, New York, New York
410. Rabbi Sydney Danziger, Seattle, Washington
411. Rabbi Adam Ruditsky, Plano, Texas
412. Rabbi Benjamin Azriel, Highland Park, Illinois
413. Rabbi Sarah Hronsky, Los Angeles, California
414. Rabbi Meir Bargeron, Fort Wayne, Indiana
415. Rabbi Cantor Lily Blum, Tarzana, California
416. Rabbi Ira Korinow, Westwood, Massachusetts
417. Rabbi Eric Gurvis, Sherborn, Massachusetts
418. Rabbi Barry Schwartz, Leonia, New Jersey
419. Rabbi Janet Marder, Palo Alto, California
420. Rabbi Amanda Greene Chicaao. Illinois421. Rabbi Avi Mitzner, Dallas, Texas
422. Rabbi Deborah Prinz, New York, New York
423. Rabbi Amy Perlin, McLean, Virginia
424. Rabbi Sheldon Marder, Palo Alto, California
425. Rabbi Aaron Bisno, Allison Park, Pennsylvania
426. Rabbi Dana Kaplan, Sun City, Arizona
427. Rabbi Mark Washofsky, Dallas, Texas
428. Rabbi Karen Strok, Sherman Oaks, California
429. Rabbi Beth Lieberman, Los Angeles, California
430. Rabbi Benjamin Sharff, Omaha, Nebraska
431. Rabbi Keara Stein, Valley Village, California
432. Rabbi Douglas Krantz, Townsend, Delaware
433. Rabbi Anna Burke, Cincinnati, Ohio
434. Rabbi Hanna Yerushalmi, Arnold, Maryland
435. Rabbi David Sirull, Augusta, Georgia
436. Rabbi Mark Bloom, Oakland , California
437. Rabbi Peter Schaktman, Utica, New York
438. Rabbi David Holtz, Tarrytown, New York
439. Rabbi Micah Greenstein, Memphis, Tennessee
440. Rabbi Joshua Hearshen, Atlanta, Georgia
441. Rabbi Rebecca Epstein, Neponsit, New York
442. Rabbi Jeremy Schneider, Scottsdale, Arizona
443. Rabbi Rosalin Mandelberg, Nortolk, Virginia
444. Rabbi Timothy Tomer Yitzchos Cravens, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
445. Rabbi Jack Shlachter, Los Alamos and Santa Fe, New Mexico
446. Rabbi Howard Hoffman, Boynton Beach, Florida
447. Rabbi Evan Schultz, Bridgeport, Connecticut
448. Rabbi Alan Iser, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania
449. Rabbi Avis Miller, Washington, District of Columbia
450. Rabbi Eric Berk, Hingham, Massachusetts
451. Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss, Houston, Texas
452. Rabbi Jacob Herber, Norfolk, Virginia
453. Rabbi Rick Block, Beachwood, Ohio
454. Rabbi Allen Schwartz, New York, New York
455. Rabbi Dennis Linson, Laguna Hills, California
456. Rabbi Glenn Wechsler, Staten Island, New York
457. Rabbi David Steinberg, Duluth, Minnesota
458. Rabbi Moshe Schwartz, Baltimore, Maryland
459. Rabbi Loren Monosov, Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey421. Rabbi Avi Mitzner, Dallas, Texas
422. Rabbi Deborah Prinz, New York, New York
423. Rabbi Amy Perlin, McLean, Virginia
424. Rabbi Sheldon Marder, Palo Alto, California
425. Rabbi Aaron Bisno, Allison Park, Pennsylvania
426. Rabbi Dana Kaplan, Sun City, Arizona
427. Rabbi Mark Washofsky, Dallas, Texas
428. Rabbi Karen Strok, Sherman Oaks, California
429. Rabbi Beth Lieberman, Los Angeles, California
430. Rabbi Benjamin Sharff, Omaha, Nebraska
431. Rabbi Keara Stein, Valley Village, California
432. Rabbi Douglas Krantz, Townsend, Delaware
433. Rabbi Anna Burke, Cincinnati, Ohio
434. Rabbi Hanna Yerushalmi, Arnold, Maryland
435. Rabbi David Sirull, Augusta, Georgia
436. Rabbi Mark Bloom, Oakland , California
437. Rabbi Peter Schaktman, Utica, New York
438. Rabbi David Holtz, Tarrytown, New York
439. Rabbi Micah Greenstein, Memphis, Tennessee
440. Rabbi Joshua Hearshen, Atlanta, Georgia
441. Rabbi Rebecca Epstein, Neponsit, New York
442. Rabbi Jeremy Schneider, Scottsdale, Arizona
443. Rabbi Rosalin Mandelberg, Nortolk, Virginia
444. Rabbi Timothy Tomer Yitzchos Cravens, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
445. Rabbi Jack Shlachter, Los Alamos and Santa Fe, New Mexico
446. Rabbi Howard Hoffman, Boynton Beach, Florida
447. Rabbi Evan Schultz, Bridgeport, Connecticut
448. Rabbi Alan Iser, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania
449. Rabbi Avis Miller, Washington, District of Columbia
450. Rabbi Eric Berk, Hingham, Massachusetts
451. Rabbi Scott Hausman-Weiss, Houston, Texas
452. Rabbi Jacob Herber, Norfolk, Virginia
453. Rabbi Rick Block, Beachwood, Ohio
454. Rabbi Allen Schwartz, New York, New York
455. Rabbi Dennis Linson, Laguna Hills, California
456. Rabbi Glenn Wechsler, Staten Island, New York
457. Rabbi David Steinberg, Duluth, Minnesota
458. Rabbi Moshe Schwartz, Baltimore, Maryland
459. Rabbi Loren Monosov, Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey499. Rabbi Mara Nathan, San Antonio, Texas
500. Rabbi Micah Greenstein, Memphis, Tennessee
501. Rabbi Steven Morgen, Houston, Texas
502. Rabbi Joel Meyers, White Plains, New York
503. Rabbi Idit Solomon, Palo Alto, California
504. Rabbi Adam Wohlberg, Dresher, Pennsylvania
505. Rabbi Arnie Sleutelberg, Troy, Michigan
506. Rabbi Helaine Ettinger, Cold Spring, New York
507. Rabbi Jeffrey Stiffman, Saint Louis, Missouri
508. Rabbi Josh Lobel, New Brunswick, New Jersey
509. Rabbi Mark Ankcorn, Carlsbad, California
510. Rabbi Mark Winer, Boca Raton, Florida
511. Rabbi Ellen Zuskin, Boca Raton, Florida
512. Rabbi Baruch HaLevi, Denver, Colorado
513. Rabbi Moshe Edelman, Riverdale, New York
514. Rabbi Steven Henkin, Birmingham, Alabama
515. Rabbi David J. Zucker, Aurora, Colorado
516. Rabbi Paul Citrin, Albuiquerque, New Mexico
517. Rabbi Richard Zionts, Palm Desert, California
518. Rabbi Malcolm Cohen, Tucson, Arizona
519. Rabbi Matthew Weisbaum, Boca Raton, Florida
520. Rabbi Lawrence Hoffman, Mamaroneck, New York
521. Rabbi Samantha Trief, Atlanta, Georgia
522. Rabbi Ron Stern, Los Angeles, California
523. Rabbi Cantor Luis Cattan, New York, New York
524. Rabbinical student Steven Goldstein, New Haven, Connecticut
525. Rabbi Stephanie Aaron, Tucson, Arizona
526. Rabbi Wendy Pein, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
527. Rabbi Jules King, Rancho Mirage, California
528. Rabbi Ronald Hauss, Valencia, California
529. Rabbi Stephanie Wolfe, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Their interfaith dialogue works with white supremacist Christian Zionists, and we should not reduce people to Jews and Christians, anyway. But we should respect people who support humanity and just and reject hate, genocide, Zionism, etc. Let’s reject all Nazis and Zionists, regardless of religion
228. Rabbi Ira Samuel Grussgott, Brooklyn, New York
229. Rabbinical Student Jill Stark, Irvine, California
230. Rabbi Eliot Pearlson, Miami Beach, Florida
231. Rabbi Michael Beyo, Chandler, Arizona
232. Rabbi Roy Feldman, New York, New York
233. Rabbi Norman Lipson, Parkland, Florida
234. Rabbi Daniel Pernick, Pearl River, New York
235. Rabbi James Gibson, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
236. Rabbi Andrew Markowitz, Merion, Pennsylvania
237. Rabbi Donald Bixon, Miami Beach, Florida
238. Rabbi Nogah Marshall, Voorhees, New Jersey
239. Rabbi Amy Small, Morristown, New Jersey
240. Rabbi Steven Kirschner, Raleigh, North Carolina
241. Rabbi Marc Spivak, West Orange, New Jersey
242. Rabbinical Student Lisa Rothstein Goldberg, San Diego, California
243. Rabbinic Student Rebecca Van Wagner, Lawrenceville, New Jersey
244. Rabbinical Student Shawn Weiss, Los Angeles, California
245. Rabbi Richard Rheins, Denver, Colorado
246. Rabbi Robert Alper, East Dorset, Vermont
247. Rabbinical Student Talia Werber, New York City, New York
248. Rabbi Charles Kroloff, Westfield, New Jersey
249. Rabbi Ezra Goldschmiedt, Cincinnati, Ohio
250. Rabbi Sandra R. Berliner, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
251. Rabbi Michael Z. Cahana, Portland, Oregon
252. Rabbi Joshua Aaronson, Tarzana, California
253. Rabbi Adam Fisher, Port Jefferson Station, New York
254. Rabbi Suzanne Singer, Riverside, California
255. Rabbinic Student Honey Amado, Beverly Hills, California
256. Rabbi Phil Cohen, Sun City Center, Florida
257. Rabbi Robyn Frisch, Villanova, Pennsylvania
258. Rabbi Benjamin Sendrow, Carmel, Indiana
259. Rabbi Seth Riemer, Bennington, Vermont
260. Rabbi Aaron Peller, Scranton, Pennsylvania
261. Rabbi Amy Sapowith, Ashburn, Virginia
262. Rabbinic Student Sara Birnbaum, Scarsdale, New York36. Rabbi Andy Green, Scottsdale , Arizona

37. Rabbi Howard Goldsmith, Rye, New York

38. Rabbi Cantor Jeremy Gimbel, San Diego, California

39. Rabbi Nathaniel Helfgot, Teaneck, New Jersey

40. Rabbi Baruch Plotkin, Delray Beach, Florida

41. Rabbi Gary Glickstein, Miami, Florida

42. Rabbi Moshe Weisblum, Wantagh, New York

43. Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, New Hampshire

44. Rabbi Richard Perlman, Peabody , Massachusetts

45. Rabbi Dennis Linson, Laguna Woods, California

46. Rabbi Fred Guttman, Sandy Springs, Georgia

47. Rabbi James Glazier, South Burlington, Vermont

48. Rabbi Philip Bazeley, New Brunswick, New Jersey

49. Rabbi Allen Schwartz, New York, New York

50. Rabbi Ilana Schwartzman, Mawhwah, New Jersey

51. Rabbi Robyn Fisher, Miami, Florida

52. Rabbi David Glickman, Overland Park, Kansas

53. Rabbi Natan Trief, Atlanta, Georgia

54. Rabbi Dina Rosenberg, Briarcliff Manor, New York

55. Rabbi Nadia Gold, New York, New York

56. Rabbi Mark Zimmerman, Atlanta, Georgia

57. Rabbi Haskell Bernat, Miami, Florida

58. Rabbi Michael Kohn, Meriden, Connecticut

59. Rabbi lan Silverman, Margate , New Jersey

60. Rabbi Arthur Weiner, Paramus, New Jersey

61. Rabbi Gregory Marx, Maple Glen, Pennsylvania

62. Rabbi Adam Berman, Charleston, West Virginia

63. Rabbi Ariel Boxman, Naples, Florida

64. Rabbi Sam Josephson, Fair Lawn, New Jersey

65. Rabbi Nico Socolovsky, Los Gatos, California

66. Rabbi Joshua Davidson, New York, New York

67. Rabbi Yahel Tsaidi, New York, New York

68. Rabbi Dov Peretz Elkins, Jerusalem, Federated

States of Micronesia

69. Rabbi Fric Fisenkramer Fast Brunswick New Jersev301. Rabbi Marty Lawson, San Diego, California
302. Rabbi Eli Cohen, Santa Cruz, California
303. Rabbi Adam Rosenwasser, Kensington, Maryland
304. Rabbi Avi Libman, La Jolla, California
305. Rabbi Michael Leo Samuel, Chula Vista, California
306. Rabbi Jeffrey Kahn, Washington, District of Columbia
307. Rabbi Josh Goldstein, New Providence, New Jersey
308. Rabbi Joshua Segal, Amherst, New Hampshire
309. Rabbi Joshua Kullock, Nashville, Tennessee
310. Rabbi Mark Sameth, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York
311. Rabbi Jordan Goldson, Easton, Maryland
312. Rabbi Jonathan Miller, Bethesda, Maryland
313. Rabbi Jonathan Fisch, Miami, Florida
314. Rabbi John Rosove, Los Angeles, California
315. Rabbi Frederick Klein, Miami, Florida
316. Rabbi Steven Rau, Atlanta, Georgia
317. Rabbi Joshua Liet, Wheeling, West Virginia
318. Rabbi Efrat Zarren-Zohar, Miami, Florida
319. Rabbi Joseph Beyda, Brooklyn, New York
320. Rabbi Shmuel Goldin, Englewood, New Jersey
321. Rabbi Mitchell Wohlberg, Baltimore, Maryland
322. Rabbi David Lipper, Houston, Texas
323. Rabbi Adam Miller, Naples, Florida
324. Rabbi Mark Goldman, Plantation, Florida
325. Rabbi Philip Kranz, Atlanta, Georgia
326. Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin, Montclair, New Jersey
327. Rabbi Michael Lotker, Camarillo, California
328. Rabbi Elliott Kleinman, Honesdale, Pennsylvania
329. Rabbi Robert Orkand, Dedham, Massachusetts
330. Rabbi Audrey Korotkin, Altoona, Pennsylvania
331. Rabbi Paul Cohen, Northfield, Illinois
332. Rabbi Aaron Starr, Southfield, Michigan
333. Rabbi Rachael Miller, Atlanta, Georgia
334. Rabbi Sarah Schechter, Denver, Colorado
335. Rabbi Danny Schiff, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
336. Rabbi Elie Abadie, Miami, Florida
337. Rabbi Judith Siegal, Coral Gables, Florida
338. Rabbi David Gelfand, New York, New York
339. Rabbi Serena Eisenberg, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
340. Rabbi Kerry Olitzky, North Brunswick Township, New Jersey341. Rabbi Mayer Perelmuter, Walnut Creek, California
342. Rabbi Kenneth Emert, Palm Springs, California
343. Rabbi Alan Freedman, Austin, Texas
344. Rabbi Donald Gluckman, Asheville, North Carolina
345. Rabbi Mark Shook, St. Louis, Missouri
346. Rabbi Donald Berlin, Bethesda, Maryland
347. Rabbi Samantha Natov, New York, New York
348. Rabbi Richard Rheins, Denver, Colorado
349. Rabbi Stacy Offner, Guilford, Connecticut
350. Rabbi Benjamin David, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
351. Rabbi Robert Weiner, Yorktown, New York
352. Rabbi Jeremy Master, Springfield, Massachusetts
353. Rabbi Joel Oseran, Rome, Arizona
354. Rabbi Aaron Philmus, Worcester, Massachusetts
355. Rabbi Kim Geringer, Hoboken, New Jersey
356. Rabbi Donald Weber, Lenox, Massachusetts
357. Rabbi D. Jay Freedman, Johns Creek, Georgia
358. Rabbi Michele Paskow, Thousand Oaks, California
359. Rabbi John Bush, Oak Lawn, Illinois
360. Rabbi Gerald Weider, Brooklyn, New York
361. Rabbi Greg Weisman, Boca Raton, Florida
362. Rabbi Michele Medwin, Upper Nyack, New York
363. Rabbi Susan Conforti, Auburn, California
364. Rabbi Jeffrey Falick, Royal Oak, Michigan
365. Rabbi Sara Sapadin, New York, New York
366. Rabbi Michelle Goldsmith, Margate, Florida
367. Rabbi Joui Hessel, Greenwich, Connecticut
368. Rabbi Jeffrey Ableser, Clarkston, Michigan
369. Rabbi Peter Weintraub, Scarsdale, New York
370. Rabbi Or Zohar, Rochester, New York
371. Rabbi Laurence Kotok, Rochester, New York
372. Rabbi Joel Fleekop, Pensacola, Florida
373. Rabbi Douglas Kohn, Newburgh, New York
374. Cantor Michelle Drucker Friedman, Chicago, Illinois
375. Cantor Benjie Schiller, White Plains, New York
376. Rabbi Sue Silberberg, Carmel, Indiana
377. Cantor Andrea Markowicz, Glencoe, Illinois
378. Rabbi Harry Rosenfeld, Albuquerque, New Mexico
379. Rabbi Ronald Klotz, Bloomington, Indiana
380. Rabbi Gaylia R. Rooks, Louisville, Kentucky
381. Rabbi Joshua Strom. White Plains. New York
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
And many more. These people are Zionist. They’re racist. They’re like many of the priests and pastors in Nazi Germany. Treat them as you would any leaders that support such extreme bigotry Join their sermons the way you would join sermons of people who fly Nazi flags
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Their interfaith dialogue works with white supremacist Christians, and our ties should not reduce people to Jews and Christians but people who support and reject hate, genocide, Zionism, etc. let’s reject Nazis and Zionists
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
I agree. After these past two years, these folks have proven that they are only going to stick to their hate and reject the necessary interfaith dialogue that can be used to avoid the horrors of genocide, and with that, we must stand against them as we would Nazis
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
And many more. These people are Zionist. They’re racist. They’re like many of the priests and pastors in Nazi Germany. Treat them as you would any leaders that support such extreme bigotry Join their sermons the way you would join sermons of people who fly Nazi flags
70. Rabbi Daniel Wolpe, Fresh Meadows, New York


71. Rabbi Marc Angel, New York, New York


72. Rabbi Alex Freedman, Highland Park, Illinois


73. Rabbi Dovid Asher, Richmond, Virginia


74. Rabbi Matt Berger, Palm Harbor, Florida


75. Rabbi Alan Berkowitz, Teaneck, New Jersey


76. Rabbi Charles Sherman, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania


77. Rabbi Amy Wallk, Springfield , Massachusetts


78. Rabbi Rena Rifkin, New York, New York


79. Rabbi David Wise, Flushing, New York


80. Rabbi David Schwartz, Bronx, New York


81. Rabbi Claudio Kupchik, Roslyn, New York


82. Rabbi Mordecai Finley, Los Angeles, California


83. Rabbi Doug Zelden, Chicago, Illinois


84. Rabbi Neal Gold, Natick, Massachusetts


85. Rabbi Steven Rein, Alexandria, Virginia


86. Rabbi Gary Gerson, Oak Park, Illinois


87. Rabbi Mimi Weisel, Sarasota, Florida


88. Rabbi Yitzchok Adler, West Hartford, Connecticut


89. Rabbi Jaime Aklepi, Miami, Florida


90. Rabbi Jonah Layman, Olney, Maryland


91. Rabbi Mark Urkowitz, Houston, Texas


92. Rabbi Debbie Israel, Watsonville, California


93. Rabbi Josh Dorsch, Merrick, New York


94. Rabbi Alan Henkin, Palmdale, California


95. Rabbi Bernard Fox, Seattle, Washington


96. Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, Texas


97. Rabbi Dario Feiguin, Bainbridge Island, Washington


98. Rabbi Mitchell Hurvitz, Greenwich, Connecticut


99. Rabbi Eric Stark, Bethesda, Maryland


100. Rabbi Marvin Bash, Rockville, Maryland


101. Rabbi Michael Jay, Spray Beach, New Jersey


102. Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz, New York, New York


103. Cantor Alan Sokoloff, Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey


104. Rabbi Eli Herscher, Los Angeles, California


105. Rabbi Emeritus Irwin Tanenbaum, Buffalo, New York


106. Rabbi Joseph Meszler, Sharon, Massachusetts


107. Rabbi Daniel Cohen, South Orange, New Jersey


108. Rabbi Daniel Alter, Englewood, New Jersey

Carolina
109. Rabbi Cantor Jacqueline Marx, Carrboro, North110. Rabbi Ned Soltz, Teaneck, New Jersey
111. Rabbi Alan Litwak, North Miami Beach, Florida
112. Rabbi Avi Rosalimsky, Fair Lawn, New Jersey
113. Rabbi Sharon Marcus, Pepper Pike, Ohio
114. Rabbi Robert Leib, Abington, Pennsylvania
115. Rabbi Alan Rabishaw, Orangevale , California
116. Rabbi Robert Friedman, San Diego, California
117. Rabbi Murray Berger, Atlanta, Georgia
118. Rabbi Devorah Marcus, San Diego, California
119. Rabbi Matt Cutler, Schenectady, New York
120. Rabbi Eli Perman, Lakewood, New Jersey
121. Rabbi Elizabeth Zeller, Plainview, New York
122. Rabbi Rick Sherwin, Longwood, Florida
123. Rabbi Paul Plotkin, Margate, Florida
124. Rabbi David Gerber, Metairie , Louisiana
125. Rabbi David Paskin, Miami, Florida
126. Rabbi Peter Berg, Atlanta, Georgia
127. Rabbi Howard Shub, Greenacres, Florida
128. Rabbi Evan Goodman, Santa Barbara, California
129. Rabbi Moshe Grussgott, Overland Park, Kansas
130. Rabbi Zev Sonnenstein, Oxford, Florida
131. Rabbi Wes Kalmar, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
132. Rabbi Joel Levinson, West Palm Beach, Florida
133. Rabbi Adam Wright, Birmingham, Alabama
134. Rabbi Rachel Greengrass, Miami, Florida
135. Rabbi Eric Fusfield, Washington, DC, District of
Columbia
136. Rabbi Gerald Weider, Brooklyn, New York
137. Rabbi Mitchell Berkowitz, Rockville, Maryland
138. Rabbi Dr. Gary Zola, Cincinnati, Ohio
139. Rabbi Lev Herrnson, Long Beach, New York
140. Rabbi Steven Kane, Cedarhurst, New York
141. Rabbi Michael Schwab, Highland Park, Illinois
142. Rabbi Gary Huber, Dublin, Ohio
143. Rabbi Norman Roman, Green Valley, Arizona
144. Rabbi David Ingber, New York, New York
145. Rabbi Francine Roston, Whitefish, Montana
146. Rabbi David Young, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
147. Rabbi Batsheva Meiri, Asheville, North Carolina
148. Rabbi Steven Denker, Beachwood, Ohio
149. Rabbi Joshua Ben-Gideon. New York. New York150. Rabbi Cy Stanway, Gainesville, Florida
151. Rabbi Denise Eger, Austin, Texas
152. Rabbi Erica Gerson, New York, New York
153. Rabbi Peg Kershenbaum, Pocono Pines,
Pennsylvania
154. Rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl, Toronto, New York
155. Rabbi Doug Weber, Centennial, Colorado
156. Rabbi Eliezer Gevirtz, New York City, New York
157. Rabbi Jason Gwasdoff, Stockton, California
158. Rabbi Tracy Kaplowitz, New York, New York
159. Rabbi Maya Glasser, Jacksonville, Florida
160. Rabbi Ben Herman, Sacramento, California
161. Rabbi Matt Cohen, Orange Village, Ohio
162. Rabbi Stephanie Kramer, Overland Park, Kansas
163. Rabbi Jonathan Freirich, Buffalo, New York
164. Cantor Harriet Dunkerley, Georgetown, Connecticut
165. Rabbi Charles Popky, Rockaway, New Jersey
166. Rabbi Irwin Zeplowitz, West Stockbridge,
Massachusetts
167. Rabbi Joey Felsen, Palo Alto, California
168. Rabbi Norbert Weinberg, West Hollywood, California
169. Rabbi Erin Boxt, Ocala, Florida
170. Rabbi Chava Koster, Johannesburg, New York
171. Rabbi Richard Agler, Oceanside, California
172. Rabbi Stuart Altshuler, Sarasota, Florida
173. Rabbi Shoshana Hantman, Katonah, New York
174. Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, The Woodlands, Texas
175. Rabbi Gayle Pomerantz, Miami Beach, Florida
176. Rabbi Bradd Boxman, Parkland, Florida
177. Rabbi Andrea Gouze, Providence, Rhode Island
178. Rabbi Joshua Kalev, Manhattan Beach, California
179. Rabbi Irvin Beigel, Syracuse, New York
180. Rabbi Charles Klein, Westbury, New York
181. Rabbi Shimon Dudai, Key West, Florida
182. Rabbi Amy Bernstein, Pacific Palisades, California
183. Rabbi Claire Green, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
184. Rabbi Robert Mark, Clifton, New Jersey
185. Rabbi Lisa Izes, Irvington, New York
186. Rabbi Robert Rubin, Brick, New Jersey
187. Rabbi Eric Yaakov Traiger, Passaic, New Jersey189. Rabbi Ashley Englander, Jacksonville, Florida
190. Rabbi Yael Dadoun, Beachwood, Ohio
191. Rabbi Bennett Miller, New Brunswick, New Jersey
192. Rabbi Ellie Miller, Morristown, New Jersey
193. Rabbi Etan Tokayer, Brooklyn, New York
194. Rabbi Albert Gabbai, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
195. Rabbi Bonnie Koppell, Phoenix, Arizona
196. Rabbi Michael Gottesman, Skokie, Illinois
197. Rabbi Gershon Albert, Oakland, California
198. Rabbi Michael Safra, Rockville, Maryland
199. Rabbi Yossi Liebowitz, Spartanburg, South Carolina
200. Rabbi Mark Lipson, Norwalk, Connecticut
201. Rabbi Matthew Earne, San Diego, California
202. Rabbi Edythe Mencher, Brooklyn, New York
203. Rabbi Avi Friedman, Summit, New Jersey
204. Rabbi Jeffrey Abraham, St. Louis, Missouri
205. Rabbi Randi Musnitsky, Warren, New Jersey
206. Rabbi David Berger, Teaneck, New Jersey
207. Rabbi Elaine Zecher, Boston, Massachusetts
208. Rabbi Lisa Silverstein Nelson, Brooklyn, New York
209. Rabbi Jon Haddon, Danbury, Connecticut
210. Rabbi Stephen Kahn, Scottsdale, Arizona
211. Rabbi Ronald Roth, Fair Lawn, New Jersey
212. Rabbi Colin Brodie, Fairfield, Connecticut
213. Rabbi Janet Madden, Santa Monica, California
214. Rabbi Irvingy Yitz Greenberg, Riverdale Bronx, New
York
215. Rabbi Kevin Hale, Northampton, Massachusetts
216. Rabbi Alan Londy, Kansas City, Missouri
217. Rabbi Danny Marmorstein, Miami, Florida
218. Rabbi Eric Yanoff, Merion Station, Pennsylvania
219. Rabbi Neal Borovitz, New York, New York
220. Rabbi Dan Selsberg, Bridgewater, New Jersey
221. Rabbi Daniel Horwitz, Houston, Texas
222. Rabbi Allison Berry, Boston, Massachusetts
223. Rabbi Howard Cohen, Duxbury, Massachusetts
224. Rabbinical student Karolyn Benger, Riverdale, New
York
225. Rabbi Sean Gorman, Toronto, New York
226. Rabbi Lisa Bock, Westlake Village, California
227. Rabbi Kalman Topp. Beverlv Hills. California
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Esp. after the past two years, it is incumbent upon you to reject these people and boycott their institutions. Fixing this is like trying to fix Nazi churches during the Holocaust Don’t be a part of this docs.google.com/document/u/0...

As rabbis from across the United States committed to the security and prosperity of the Jewish people, we are writing in our personal capacities to declare that we cannot remain silent in the face of rising anti-Zionism and its political normalization throughout our nation. When public figures like New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani refuse to condemn violent slogans, deny Israel’s legitimacy, and accuse the Jewish state of genocide, they, in the words of New York Board of Rabbis president Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch, “Delegitimize the Jewish community and encourage and exacerbate hostility toward Judaism and Jews.”
As prominent New York City Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove stated in a recent sermon, “Zionism, Israel, Jewish self-determination—these are not political preferences or partisan talking points. They are constituent building blocks and inseparable strands of my Jewish identity. To accept me as a Jew but to ask me to check my concern for the people and state of Israel at the door is a nonsensical proposition and an offensive one, no different than asking me to reject God, Torah, mitzvot, or any other pillar of my faith.”
We will not accept a culture that treats Jewish self-determination as a negotiable ideal or Jewish inclusion as something to be “granted.” The safety and dignity of Jews in every city depend on rejecting that false choice.
Therefore, we call on all Americans who value peace and equality to participate fully in the democratic process in order to stand up for candidates who reject antisemitic and anti-Zionist rhetoric, and who affirm Israel’s right to exist in peace and security.
We also call on our interfaith and communal partners to stand with the Jewish community in rejecting this dangerous rhetoric and to affirm the rights of Jews to live securely and with dignity.
Now is the time for everyone to unite across political and moral divides, and to reject the language that seeks to delegitimize our Jewish identity and our community.

As rabbis from across the United States committed to the security and prosperity of the Jewish people, we are writing in our personal capacities to declare that we cannot remain silent in the face of rising anti-Zionism and its political normalization throughout our nation. When public figures like New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani refuse to condemn violent slogans, deny Israel’s legitimacy, and accuse the Jewish state of genocide, they, in the words of New York Board of Rabbis president Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch, “Delegitimize the Jewish community and encourage and exacerbate hostility toward Judaism and Jews.”
As prominent New York City Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove stated in a recent sermon, “Zionism, Israel, Jewish self-determination—these are not political preferences or partisan talking points. They are constituent building blocks and inseparable strands of my Jewish identity. To accept me as a Jew but to ask me to check my concern for the people and state of Israel at the door is a nonsensical proposition and an offensive one, no different than asking me to reject God, Torah, mitzvot, or any other pillar of my faith.”
We will not accept a culture that treats Jewish self-determination as a negotiable ideal or Jewish inclusion as something to be “granted.” The safety and dignity of Jews in every city depend on rejecting that false choice.
Therefore, we call on all Americans who value peace and equality to participate fully in the democratic process in order to stand up for candidates who reject antisemitic and anti-Zionist rhetoric, and who affirm Israel’s right to exist in peace and security.
We also call on our interfaith and communal partners to stand with the Jewish community in rejecting this dangerous rhetoric and to affirm the rights of Jews to live securely and with dignity.
Now is the time for everyone to unite across political and moral divides, and to reject the language that seeks to delegitimize our Jewish identity and our community.
1. Rabbi Jeremy Barras, Miami, Florida
2. Rabbi Brian Strauss, Houston, Texas
3. Rabbi Oren Hayon, Houston, Texas
4. Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz, Short Hills, New Jersey
5. Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback, Los Angeles, California
6. Rabbi Daniel Levin, Boca Raton, Florida
7. Rabbi David-Seth Kirshner, Closter, New Jersey
8. Rabbi Adam Raskin, Potomac, Maryland
9. Rabbi Erez Sherman, Los Angeles, California
10. Rabbi David Wolpe, Los Angeles, California
11. Rabbi Nicole Guzik, Los Angeles, California
12. Rabbi Joshua Gruenberg, Baltimore, Maryland
13. Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch, New York City, New York
14. Rabbi Jonathan Berkun, Miami, Florida
15. Rabbi Mark Miller, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
16. Rabbi Ari Sunshine, Dallas, Texas
17. Rabbi Elie Weinstock, Atlantic Beach, New York
18. Rabbi Michael Schwab, Highland Park, Illinois
19. Rabbi Nolan Lebovitz, Encino, California
20. Rabbi Jonathan Blake, Scarsdale, New York
21. Rabbi Geri Newburge, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania
22. Rabbi Cantor Alison Wissot, Tarzana, California
23. Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt, Potomac, Maryland
24. Rabbi Felipe Goodman, Las Vegas, Nevada
25. Rabbi Joel Sisenwine, Wellesley, Massachusetts
26. Rabbi Brigitte Rosenberg, St. Louis, Missouri
27. Rabbi Jason Nevarez, San Diego, California
28. Rabbi Asher Knight, Charlotte, North Carolina
29. Rabbi Guido Cohen, Miami, Florida
30. Rabbi E. Samuel Klibanoff, Livingston, New Jersey
31. Rabbi Mark Cohn, New Milford, Connecticut
32. Rabbi Zvi Engel, Skokie, Illinois
33. Rabbi Samuel Stern, Topeka, Kansas
34. Rabbi Pini Dunner, Beverly Hills, California
35. Rabbi Nancy Wechsler, Carmichael, California36. Rabbi Andy Green, Scottsdale , Arizona

37. Rabbi Howard Goldsmith, Rye, New York

38. Rabbi Cantor Jeremy Gimbel, San Diego, California

39. Rabbi Nathaniel Helfgot, Teaneck, New Jersey

40. Rabbi Baruch Plotkin, Delray Beach, Florida

41. Rabbi Gary Glickstein, Miami, Florida

42. Rabbi Moshe Weisblum, Wantagh, New York

43. Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, New Hampshire

44. Rabbi Richard Perlman, Peabody , Massachusetts

45. Rabbi Dennis Linson, Laguna Woods, California

46. Rabbi Fred Guttman, Sandy Springs, Georgia

47. Rabbi James Glazier, South Burlington, Vermont

48. Rabbi Philip Bazeley, New Brunswick, New Jersey

49. Rabbi Allen Schwartz, New York, New York

50. Rabbi Ilana Schwartzman, Mawhwah, New Jersey

51. Rabbi Robyn Fisher, Miami, Florida

52. Rabbi David Glickman, Overland Park, Kansas

53. Rabbi Natan Trief, Atlanta, Georgia

54. Rabbi Dina Rosenberg, Briarcliff Manor, New York

55. Rabbi Nadia Gold, New York, New York

56. Rabbi Mark Zimmerman, Atlanta, Georgia

57. Rabbi Haskell Bernat, Miami, Florida

58. Rabbi Michael Kohn, Meriden, Connecticut

59. Rabbi lan Silverman, Margate , New Jersey

60. Rabbi Arthur Weiner, Paramus, New Jersey

61. Rabbi Gregory Marx, Maple Glen, Pennsylvania

62. Rabbi Adam Berman, Charleston, West Virginia

63. Rabbi Ariel Boxman, Naples, Florida

64. Rabbi Sam Josephson, Fair Lawn, New Jersey

65. Rabbi Nico Socolovsky, Los Gatos, California

66. Rabbi Joshua Davidson, New York, New York

67. Rabbi Yahel Tsaidi, New York, New York

68. Rabbi Dov Peretz Elkins, Jerusalem, Federated

States of Micronesia

69. Rabbi Fric Fisenkramer Fast Brunswick New Jersev
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
All these journalists are inherently braver than 30,000 cowards in Al Jazeera’s list And all 30,000 named members, and many more, in the IOF must be held accountable
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Al Jazeera found a list of 30,000 members of the Israeli Air Force involved in the genocide youtu.be/uafvGssPqHE?...
youtu.be
ما خفي أعظم.. الملاحَقون
YouTube video by AlJazeera Arabic قناة الجزيرة
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
My mistake. I don’t think the two networks are the same. Check out x.com/qudsnen?s=21
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Originally discovered through @alqudsnewsnet.bsky.social Twitter account
Quds News Network
@QudsNen
Breaking | Al Jazeera reveals a leaked document containing a list of nearly 30,000 Israeli Air Force pilots and personnel who took part in military operations during the genocide on Gaza.
| الما_خفي_أعظم
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Never forget We obtained a leaked list containing names addresses, and ranks of nearly 30,000 pilots, service members, and technicians in the Israel Air Force involved in the war of extermination against Gaza Names that remain on the waiting list for trials around the world.
Exclusively on “The Tip of the Iceberg" we obtained a leaked list containing names addresses, and ranks of nearly 30,000 pilots, service members, and technicians in the Israel Air Force involved in the war of extermination against Gaza

Names that remain on the waiting list for trials around the world.
The list of perpetrators is not limited to the ground forces that invaded Gazabut has extended to its skies as wellNames that remain on the waiting list for trials around the world.
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Al Jazeera Arabic: Tip of the Iceberg at around 46:30 “we obtained a leaked list containing names…of nearly 30,000 pilots, service members, and technicians in the Israel Air Force involved in the war of extermination against Gaza Names that remain on the waiting list for trials around the world.”
Exclusively on “The Tip of the Iceberg" we obtained a leaked listcontaining names addresses, and ranks of nearly 30,000pilots, service members, and techniciansin the Israel Air Force
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 17/10/2025
I wonder who would respect the right of a Nazi Germany to exist, so long as it doesn’t exist as an “Aryan” state, even after the Holocaust? If language like intifada is so offensive, what does “Israel” sound like to Palestinians whose homes were stolen by Zionists?
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Ramzi @ramzi48.bsky.social · 17/10/2025
Imagine that someone can prioritize sensitivity to people who hear “intifada” and then ignores those who witness genocide to casually say that he will employ Zionists—perpetrators and supporters of a contemporary genocide
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