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Liron Kopinsky 🇮🇱 Am Yisrael Chai
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Liron Kopinsky 🇮🇱 Am Yisrael Chai
@ldkop
⚠️ Warning: Tweets may be pre-coffee and likely contain bad puns ✡️ Nu! 🇮🇱 Hamas supporters and Nazis will be blocked - וכל הרשעה כולה כעשן תכלה
Israel
Joined January 2013
- Adidas announces their new Munich72 collection
- Exactly 10 years and 11 months ago, on November 10, 2014, my beautiful and kind cousin Dalia Lemkus הי"ד was hitchhiking home from her job providing occupational therapy to kids with special needs. While waiting, an evil Islamic Jihad terrorist named Maher al-Hashlamun (ימח שמו)
Starting this morning, Israeli authorities say they will be notifying the families of terror victims that their loved ones' killers are expected to be released as part of a hostage deal with Hamas. In exchange for the 48 hostages, Israel will release 250 Palestinian security - It's very hard for people to visualize just how big Israel really is.
- Maybe this is just the Jew in me, but I would prefer people not refer to the Secret Service as the SS.Extreme incompetence or it was deliberate. Either way, the SS leadership must resign.
- What do we want?
01:39BREAKING: Pro-Palestine protests take place outside the opening of a National Holocaust museum in Amsterdam, where Israeli President Isaac Herzog is in attendance. trib.al/Rx0iR33 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube - There's a lot to unpack here. Arabic @Wikipedia article on Hitler, translated by @Google translate into English.
- The Jews invented ______ in order to ruin _____. Give us your best answer.
- what did y'all think bringing the hostages home meant? vibes? papers? essays? losers.
- There is a tent city in Saudi Arabia with capacity for 3 million people for pilgrims going for the Hajj. It is approx. a 20 hr drive from Gaza. Why is Saudi Arabia not offering to temporarily host all of the Gaza elderly, women, & children until the war is over?
- Rumors that the Mossad found Nasrallah's bunker by telling a Chabad Rabbi that he was Jewish.I live in an isolated area of Northern Michigan. I enjoy my solitude and privacy. Yet, somehow, a Chabad rabbi from a city 20 minutes away discovered where I lived, drove to my house, rang my doorbell, gave me a honey cake for Rosh Hashanah and asked how my book was coming along.
