Benjamin retweeted
This “Boycott Ride” is a disgusting attempt to intimidate Philadelphia’s Jewish businesses. This isn’t the first time Jewish businesses were targeted in Philadelphia. This is pure, unadulterated antisemitism and echoes some of the darkest chapters of human history.
Philadelphians should recognize that the low-lives planning to participate are infected with a deeply sick ideology. My office plans to closely monitor the situation and stand by to assist where we’re able. jewishinsider.com/2026/11/bi…
Benjamin retweeted
This decision is not about Right versus Left. It is bigger than that.
If you are a Democrat and don’t feel like Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign filled with hate and divisiveness represents your values, you have a home with us. I would be honored to earn your vote tomorrow.
Benjamin retweeted
Jewish parent first, Democrat second. That's why I'm endorsing Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed. I won't take any risks with my daughter's safety. You can call it crossing party lines. I call it parenting.
Benjamin retweeted
Hey @chuckschumer: I’m a Democrat, and I voted Republican in this general election. That’s not betrayal. It’s a vote you failed to earn.
Being registered as a Democrat doesn’t obligate me to swallow every candidate you endorse. You don’t own my vote, and calling people traitors won’t get it back.
Benjamin retweeted
I invite literally every one of you degenerate Jew hating freaks to leave. We have no future with you, I’m glad you agree.
Literallly everyone hates you. Right left and moderate. You are election cancer.
No, it shows us that leftists should abandon the corporate Zionist Democratic Party.
We’re months out from most DSA electeds endorsing Zionist corporatist Hakeem Jeffries for speaker, and validating corporate Zionist party leadership while claiming to be pro-Palestine. AOC and Zohran have already done it. Who is next?
Benjamin retweeted
Voor de mensen die het niet begrijpen. Dit is gaande in de gehele westerse wereld. Nu heel goed zichtbaar in Parijs. Binnenkort in dit theater.
Benjamin retweeted
Marco Rubio is simply the best candidate for president in 2028. He is a great speaker, a statesman, decisive, strategic, high morals/values that you can feel he genuinely believes and lives in accordance with.
Every time I hear him speak I think, “Nobody else comes close to this guy.”
Benjamin retweeted
Israel showed and continues to show too much restraint.
Benjamin retweeted
Three years ago today, Hamas terrorists tortured, mutilated, and murdered 1,200 innocent civilians in Israel.
Among those slain were men, women, and children — including dozens of Americans.
We will never forget this act of barbarism against an ally and recommit ourselves to the defense of civilization.
Benjamin retweeted
Dave Rubin said a brilliant thing: "Palestine is a country that never existed designed to destroy countries which do exist." Look at every riot or disruption in the world right now. There will always be a Palestinian flag there somewhere.
Benjamin retweeted
When the party at fault could be Israel or America, you publish unverified information from Muslim extremists.
But when the party at fault could be Muslim extremists, you avoid speculation.
You're activists too.
Our headlines and live coverage contain all the facts we're able to confirm as we confirm them. Unlike activists and partisans, we don't publish speculation or unverified information. Here's a Gift Link to follow along as we update our reporting:
nytimes.com/live/2026/09/30/…
Benjamin retweeted
100 Israeli passengers vs One Muslim Pilot. What a completely disproportionate response from israel.
Benjamin retweeted
Only Israelis — In a couple of minutes they smashed through the cockpit door after hearing the screaming, neutralized the terrorist co-pilot, dragged a passenger doctor in to save the captain, put another passenger pilot at the controls, landed the nearly crashing plane safely with no casualties, and stopped a second September 11th.
Fucking HEROES 🇮🇱
Benjamin retweeted
Since 2015, the UN has passed 188 resolutions condemning Israel.
That's more than twice as many as against the rest of the world combined—Russia, China, Iran, and Venezuela included.
Yet diplomats sat politely through a speech from Iran, a regime that has killed thousands of its own citizens and still persecutes them.
It's not about human rights. It's blatant anti-Israel bias.
Benjamin retweeted
I don’t think people fully comprehend how evil Hamas is.
They took aid meant to help Gazans and diverted resources toward the goal of killing as many Jews as possible.
Which they successfully murdered 1,200 of them, going door to door in a single day. Taking hundreds more hostage, including Americans.
Hamas embedded tunnels, weapons, and military infrastructure in and beneath civilian areas, deliberately putting innocent lives in harm’s way.
And now, somehow, they’re portrayed as the victims when Israel tries to erase the terrorist organization from the map after October 7th.
Their propaganda works, I guess.
Benjamin retweeted
While I can totally understand the "it's not America's problem" people, I will never understand the pro-Palestine people.
- Gaza's government (Hamas) started this war with a mass slaughter of over a thousand mostly civilians.
- Hamas's government's charter calls for the extermination of Israel. Genocide is actually their official policy, but Israel gets accused of it?
- Hamas refuses to cede power, and Israel obviously can't tolerate the risk of more October 7ths. No country would.
- Would be nice to get the innocent civilians out of there. But other Arab countries won't take them! They only care about their "Muslim brothers" to the extent they can use their lives to bash Israel. And that is confirmed by the fact that there is no similar outrage when Muslim nations commit atrocities against each other. It's just a way to bash the Jews I think, similar to BLM only caring about one very rare kind of violence against black people.
Obviously no one wants to see innocent children bombed, it's awful. But that's true of every war, yet only Israel gets condemnation and conspiracism for refusing to stop short of victory in a war it didn't start.
A "free Palestine" = Israeli extermination. Until that changes and they want real coexistence with Israel, there can't be peace for those in Gaza.
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills watching Hamas win the PR war.
Anyway, I felt like kicking the hornet's nest I guess.