ed note–yes, we know, she’s an airhead whose entire ‘worth’ as a cog in the great wheel of civilization is her ability to strut down a catwalk in some dress likely designed by some fruitcake with an equally-vacuous intellect and whose ‘higher education’ was earned at either a beauty salon or some ‘academy’ devoted to the deep study of painting toenails and cutting hair.
But there are lots more, LOTS MORE, with impressive CVs listing advanced degree after advanced degree after advanced degree and whose ‘opinions’ on weighty political matters that could easily morph into WWIII involving thermonuclear weapons say the exact same thing–that it is ‘Zionism’ that is the problem, whereas ‘Judah–ism’ is a thing of beauty to be respected, revered, admired, etc.
Now, in putting this thing into its proper perspective, please take a GOOD look at the quote below–
It is a quote taken from the book of Deuteronomy, one of the ‘5 books of Moses’ collectively known as the Torah which serves as THE foundation of this ‘beautiful religion’ known as Judah-ism which our catwalking/hip-swinging ‘expert’ on political affairs ‘truly respects’.
Notice as well in the pic featuring the quote from Deuteronomy the placard that reads ‘KILL THEM ALL’–a re-wording of that very same commandment handed down by Moses–that is being held up by one of Judah-ism’s followers IN ISRAEL, where the marriage between ‘Judah-ism’ and ‘Zionism’ seems to function flawlessly.
Now, the reason we point out this inconsistency-rooted-in-irrationality on this humble little informational endeavor as much as we do is not just to underscore some institutional inadequacy of the pro-Palestinian ‘resistance’, but indeed, to show how this FUNDAMENTAL MISUNDERSTANDING/MISCHARACTERIZATION of Judah-ism as one of the world’s ‘great religions’ and as a ‘beautiful’ faith to be ‘respected’ has brought the world to the brink–literally–of its own extermination.
The ‘protocols’ of this ‘beautiful religion’, ‘protocols’ that command its adherents to–just as the quote above reads in Kristol clear language–‘save alive nothing that breathes’ in the various ‘cities’ which the followers of this ‘beautiful religion’ believe were ‘given’ to them as ‘an inheritance’ have been sitting there as an open secret just WAITING for intelligent, civilized, and principled thinkers, scholars and philosophers to study and diagnose for what it is, but to this day, save for a few individuals whose accurate diagnosis of the truly dark and diabolical energy of that ‘beautiful religion’ earned them censure, condemnation and excommunication, such discussions are yet to take place, and instead, what the world is given are ridiculous, detached-from-reality statements such as those coming from our Palestinian catwalker that will be read by–sad to say–hundreds of millions of gullible Gentiles worldwide.
Algemeiner
Supermodel Bella Hadid doubled down on her criticism of Israel in her cover story for Vogue magazine’s April issue, when asked about accusations of antisemitism for participating in a rally that called for the end of the Jewish state.
On May 15, the 25-year-old participated in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in New York during the conflict between Israel and Hamas forces in the Gaza Strip. She joined protesters in chanting ‘from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,’ which calls for the destruction of the Jewish state in favor of a Palestinian state from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.
At the time, Hadid — whose mother is Dutch-born former model Yolanda Hadid and father is Palestinian real estate mogul Mohamed Hadid — shared on social media a live stream video from the demonstration, and that day posted on Instagram in support of ‘Free Palestine.’ She also accused Israel of ‘colonization, ethnic cleansing, military occupation and apartheid over the Palestinian people that has been going on for YEARS!’
The Israeli government’s official Twitter account later charged the model with advocating for the ‘elimination of the Jewish State’ by taking part in the protest. A petition was also launched urging major companies to drop her and her sister, fellow supermodel Gigi Hadid, as brand ambassadors for inciting antisemitism and spreading ‘misinformation’ about Israel.
Vogue magazine edited an Instagram post on Monday that amplified supermodel Gigi Hadid’s comparison of Ukrainians suffering amid Russia’s invasion…
Bella commented on her participation in the protest and the accusations of antisemitism by telling Vogue, ‘I truly respect Judaism, and I think it’s a beautiful religion.’
‘This is about a government system suppressing people,’ she continued. ‘After that happened, I spent days miserable in my own thoughts, trying to write everything down. And it always just felt like I was damned if I did and damned if I didn’t. I would never want anyone not to be able to have a place that they feel is their home. But I feel that Palestinians deserve the same. It’s a big conundrum.’
Bella also told Vogue that while she did not have a religious upbringing, she grew up around the Jewish traditions of her friends and godparents. She also has an interest in Islam, her father’s faith, and said, ‘I’m very spiritual, and I find that I connect with every religion. There’s that my-way-is-the-right-way thing in human nature, but for me it’s not about my god or your god. I kind of just call on whoever is willing to be there for me.’
Bella and Gigi have both shared numerous messages on social media harshly criticizing Israel, accusing the Jewish state of engaging in the ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Palestinians. Earlier in March, Gigi compared Ukrainians suffering under the present Russian invasion to ‘those experiencing the same in Palestine.’