I found this article (About last year's Eurovision and the love of Israelis for Poles, i.e. making people feel guilty for the Holocaust, no, you can see what kind of propaganda they have in Israel)
"After the competition, the representative of Israel, Noa Kirel, commented on her performance in an interview for the Ynetnews daily and referred to receiving 12 points from the Polish jurors (the highest possible score).
However, when speaking, Kirel referred to… the Holocaust,
and the artist's words were interpreted as accusing Poland of murdering Jews during World War II.
– To receive 12 points from Poland after almost the entire Kirel family was murdered in the Holocaust – it's a real victory! – said the singer.
– My real victory was to put Israel on the map, leaving a mark and making my country proud of me. These are my greatest achievements, Kirel added"
I found a petition related to the exclusion of Israel from Eurovision
Ah, yes, the most famous Pole in the USA, whom only 13-year-old boys like
Yes, this guy is from the same party as this guy
Yes, the guy used a fire extinguisher to put out the Hanukkah, but unfortunately, he didn't do it as a protest for the freedom of the Palestinians, but because "There is no place for religious acts in the parliament" (Yes, that was the reason, so don't count on it being the reason extinguishing Hanukkah, you could be noble, but still shitty, but at least there would be some "healthier intentions" than that)
There was also a guy in the same party who made a drama about Lola's bunny boobs, but it's not that interesting (I mean, in context)
Yes, I found something like this in Google Images, so it says a lot about our society (Although it's strange how many people supported Braun, in my country, because you know, the "Sejm" is not a place for religions, i.e. classes, ok, as I mentioned , I might have a different approach if it was a motive for rebellion against Israel, but in this situation there is no such thing and he's just a garbage person from a garbage government platform)
The guy looks like he's been attacked by whiteboard erasers
But yes, such strange things, from an Israeli artist suggesting that Poland was guilty of the Holocaust, a petition to cancel Israel from Eurovision and this strange guy with a fire extinguisher
"A quote by the Nobel Prize-winning author and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel was briefly removed from the walls of a Philadelphia-area high school, reportedly because it violated the school’s policy on “neutrality.”
On Wednesday a principal of a high school in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, ordered the school librarian to take down four posters with the Wiesel quote. The quote came from Wiesel’s 1986 Nobel acceptance speech and reads: “I swore never to be silent whenever and wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.”
That ran afoul of a controversial new district policy banning teachers from engaging in “advocacy activities” or displaying any signs or symbols of “any partisan, political, or social policy issue.”
Last Friday was the opening of my solo exhibition called “P.T.SS.D Generation 3.0″.
Curator: Shahar Dor
I was working on this project for almost 2 years, expressing my post trauma as a 3rd generation to the Holocaust, dealing with the qeustion of intergenerational trauma and the possibilty of breaking the chain of the Mental DNA.
The Exhibition will be open until December 10th and its in Haifa, Israel.
On the issue of being disappointed with friends over political stances, personally I think it is valid. I’m sure plenty of people would feel uncomfortable if their friends associated themselves with nazi sympathisers so I’m not sure why we should draw a line at Zionism which holocaust survivors and experts have all compared to nazism.