Milhares de jovens israelenses reuniram-se no sábado (17), na 20ª edição do festival de música Indi-Negev, no sul de Israel, e cantaram juntos "Shir LaShalom" (Canção para a Paz), que se tornou símbolo do movimento israelense pela paz.

O festival recebeu dezenas de artistas, que se apresentaram tendo como pano de fundo a paisagem do deserto israelense, perto da fronteira com a Faixa de Gaza. E terminou com a “Shir LaShalom” tocando repetidamente por quase uma hora, enquanto milhares de frequentadores, incluindo jovens soldados, cantaram junto.

Originalmente interpretada pelo grupo Nahal, de militares israelenses, a canção ficou famosa por ter sido cantada no comício da paz de 1995, onde o primeiro-ministro Yitzhak Rabin foi assassinado.

Quase três décadas depois, milhares de jovens israelenses continuam a cantar a mesma mensagem.

Um lembrete poderoso de que, mesmo depois de tudo o que Israel passou, mantem vivo o desejo de paz.

Via: Ynet Global

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“Now they [Israelis] feel it [antisemitism] when they travel abroad…” | Israeli journalist Lahav Harkov discusses how rising antisemitism abroad has become a major issue ahead of Israel’s upcoming elections on the StandWithUs podcast.

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“I don’t know that I ever would have imagined what we saw on February 28th when the Americans and the Israelis took off together…” | Defense expert Yaakov Katz discusses the strength of the Israel-U.S. alliance and their unprecedented military cooperation against the Iranian regime.

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RT @michaeldickson: People waving Israeli flags aren’t smashing people’s businesses and burning their cities in Europe.

Just an observation. https://t.co/rVBORLpKbF

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RT @RozRothstein: Thank you Idan Raichel for sharing your incredible talent with us last night at the @StandWithUs San Diego Gala! Everyone loves you 💕🇮🇱💪 https://t.co/N7QLVPIvYp

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RT @RozRothstein: Loay Alshareef- you spoke brilliantly last night at the @StandWithUs San Diego gala! Thank you @lalshareef for always working to bring truth to so many. https://t.co/yuvT5yor34

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📍 Three Jewish women, one pushing a pram, reported being assaulted in Stamford Hill on Monday. Shomrim held a man until police arrived. The Met is treating it as a suspected antisemitic hate crime and has increased patrols. https://t.co/9oEZPF8dbg

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“I think you have to not be afraid to be confrontational…” | Israeli journalist Lahav Harkov offers advice to aspiring advocates and journalists on the StandWithUs podcast.

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A horrifying attack on Jewish women in the streets of London.

Three Jewish women were assaulted in London, England, including one who was pushing a baby in a stroller. At least two of the women were punched in the face.

A suspect has been arrested, and the incident is being investigated as a potential hate crime.

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Um relatório publicado no domingo (18) pelo Movimento de Combate ao Antissemitismo (CAM) encontrou mais de 1.300 postagens que culpam judeus, Israel e o Mossad pelos distúrbios ocorridos nas ruas de Paris no fim de semana.

Segundo o estudo, as postagens incluíam teorias da conspiração, além de incitações à violência física, expulsão e extermínio contra judeus.

Elas alegam, por exemplo, que “o Mossad está incendiando a França neste momento” e descrevem os distúrbios como “uma guerra civil orquestrada pelas elites judaicas”.

O CAM afirmou que esta foi a quarta vez em menos de três meses que identificou um padrão semelhante de disseminação de teorias da conspiração antissemitas em resposta a grandes eventos noticiosos. E citou a crise migratória em Ceuta e o aniversário dos ataques de 11 de Setembro, entre outros.

O CEO do CAM, Sacha Roytman, alertou para a ligação entre a incitação online e a violência em espaços públicos. “As plataformas de mídia social estão incentivando aqueles que espalham ódio, em vez de impedi-los.”

Mais uma vez, vemos repetir o mesmo padrão distorcido em que o ódio aos judeus e aanIsrael se torna a explicação automática para todas as crises mundiais.

Via: The Jerusalem Post

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🚨 The IDF and Shin Bet announced they have eliminated a Hamas terrorist who kidnapped Shani Louk on October 7, 2023.

On October 7, 2023, she was at the Nova Festival in southern Israel, a celebration of life and freedom. That day, she was brutally murdered and kidnapped into Gaza by Hamas terrorists, her body paraded through the streets of Gaza.
She was recovered by the IDF from Gaza on May 17, 2024. Her image became one of the most recognized symbols of October 7, 2023. May her memory forever be a blessing. 🕯️

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As Forças de Defesa de Israel (IDF) eliminaram hoje (20), em um ataque aéreo, o terrorista do Hamas Tamer Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Zabaq, que participou do sequestro da israelense Shani Louk durante o massacre de 7 de outubro de 2023.

Al-Zabaq era o último terrorista do sequestro de Shani que ainda estava vivo. No dia 7 de Outubro, um vídeo que circulou pelo mundo mostrava a jovem inconsciente na carroceria de um caminhão, enquanto terroristas do Hamas a exibiam.

Durante semanas, circularam informações de que ela estaria sendo tratada em um hospital na Faixa de Gaza. Mas, em 30 de outubro de 2023, seu assassinato foi confirmado.

Além de participar do sequstro de Shani, Al-Zabaq recentemente promoveu também ataques contra civis israelenses e tropas das IDF e atuou para restaurar as capacidades militares do Hamas, violando sistematicamente o cessar-fogo acordado pelo grupo e Israel.

Via: The Times of Israel

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Violence in the West Bank/Judea & Samaria has once again made headlines, led by reports of unacceptable attacks by Israeli extremists against a Washington Post journalist and a French official.

Israeli authorities have launched investigations of both incidents and made 10 arrests so far. We support all efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Because misinformation and conflicting narratives spread rapidly in cases like this, it is important to understand the broader context.

- In 2025, the IDF reported 867 attacks by Israeli extremists, 128 of which were more severe (shootings, arson, and other violent crimes). They also report that this violence against both Palestinians and Israeli security forces has grown worse in recent years.

- Israeli authorities estimate that hundreds of Israeli extremists engage in violence, with a smaller group carrying out more severe attacks. While these extremists are a tiny minority out of more than 500,000 Israeli settlers who live in the region, they are causing immense harm.

- The West Bank/Judea & Samaria is a conflict zone where many actors spread misinformation. Alongside real harm done by Israeli extremists, there are misleading claims that distort the issues.

- The UN claims there are far more cases of "settler violence" than the data reported by the IDF. However, researchers found that UN numbers are vastly inflated (i.e. by counting traffic accidents and Jews walking on the Temple Mount as violent attacks).

- In 2025, the Shin Bet (Israel's version of the FBI) reported thousands of attacks by Palestinian extremists in the region. 4,675 stone throwing, Molotov cocktail, pipe bomb, and arson/tire burning attacks against Israeli targets were recorded - most of them in the West Bank/Judea & Samaria. Israeli authorities reportedly prevented 1,374 major attacks, including shootings, IEDs, stabbings, car rammings, suicide bombings, and kidnappings. Terrorists also managed to carry out 54 major attacks against Israelis. News reports and social media posts often ignore this violence completely.

- Brief clips often spread on social media with little to no context. As we write, some videos are being used to blame Israeli extremists for violence near the village of Abu Falah, while others are being used to blame Palestinian extremists for starting the clash. In many cases, the full story does not become clear until later on.

- Terrorist threats and deep distrust between Israelis and Palestinians reportedly make it difficult to conduct successful criminal investigations in the region.

There is widespread misinformation about "settler violence" which does nothing to help Israelis or Palestinians. At the same time, there is a very real threat posed by Israeli extremists.

Senior Israeli officials, opposition leaders, and key figures in the settlement movement have said Israel must change the reality on the ground by enforcing law and order. The Shin Bet (Israel's version of the FBI) has reportedly been tasked with stopping the attacks.

We hope they succeed for the sake of Israelis and Palestinians alike.

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Hoje (20), é celebrado o Dia Mundial de Combate ao Bullying. Sobre o tema, o youtuber Felipe Bressanim, conhecido como Felca, postou um vídeo em que cita como o psiquiatra austríaco judeu Viktor Frankl e suas ideias sobre a busca de sentido para a vida o ajudaram a enfrentar o bullying na infância e a fobia social.

Frankl (1905-1997) ficou conhecido mundialmente pelo best-seller “Em busca de sentido”, em que relata sua experiência como prisioneiro de campo de concentração nazista.

No livro, ele fala também de como a capacidade de encontrar um propósito pode ajudar as pessoas a enfrentar situações extremas de sofrimento, como a que viveu. Essa abordagem ficou conhecida na psiquiatria como logoterapia, e é utilizada mundialmente.

O youtuber Felca relaciona essa reflexão à própria experiência de sofrimento com bullying e à decisão de enfrentar o medo de situações sociais.

Assista ao vídeo e entenda.

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