Antisemitism ‘cloaked’ in anti-Israel ‘garbage’: Ami Horowitz 

Am Israel chai🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪💪

Offended by Everything, Ashamed of Nothing.

“Free Palestine” is the level 10 woke boss. People that chant this are beyond naive and have gone off the deep end.

I mean seriously that man is not guilty of anything. No one should go to this place and give it business.

Ami should know better: West bank doesn't exist! its Judea and Samaria

The Palestinians are the undisputed heavyweight champions of the victim Olympics

Am Israel chai

Ami is absolutely right! You don't agree? Try to wear a Kipah for one day

Where is this coffee shop so i know not to go there, and I'm not Jewish

God bless Israel and Jews throughout the world..our Lord Jesus Christ was a Jew ...don't forget that

Am Israel Chai, time for all of us Jews to return to our homeland.

Lord Jesus Christ, his Apostles and disciples did not preach about Yahweh but a loving God.

Old Vincey wears a cloak when I do my sacred dingo rituals in the outback

Stop this INSANITY....Do not go to MAURO in West Hollywood, this restaurant is prejudice and needs to be shut down.

Disgraceful

Being anti Israel isn’t anti semetic. It’s a country/government

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From the river to the sea, Israel will always be!

What was the name of the Restaurant that denied Service to the Jewish Man wearing the Yamika?

Yes but still sad and pathetic

Revealing the government that we live under.

Ami Horowitz hombre.

Boycotte MAURO restaurant.. west hollywood.. DO NOT GO here

thanks Ami victimhood!

Your victim card... Maxed-out

Well Israel is anything but.

The LGBT rainbow flag is missing a colour, it has six and a rainbow has seven. That's a "dog whistle" that not everyone (Jews) is included.

I don’t agree that bringing in a Gretchen Whitmore would make the democrats lose their Left flank. They are not going to vote for Trump. Any moderate democrat would win over Trump.

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Did he remain one after death? Or did he die because he was no longer one? Do you remember?

"Israel is *_NOT_* a democracy." Excerpt from: *_'The Political System of Israel - Not a Democracy'_* , _German Institute for Global and Area Studies_ _With no other country in the Middle East does Germany maintain such close relations as it does with Israel. This is often justified on the grounds of shared democratic values. However, is the political system of Israel really that of a democracy? This question is a controversial one within academia. Giving an exact answer depends on the underlying concept of democracy drawn on._ _According to a broad concept of democracy, which promulgates the equality of all citizens as a defining feature hereof, Israel is at best a flawed democracy and at worst no democracy at all._ _On the basis of a minimalist concept of democracy, which limits itself to a few core criteria such as freedom of expression and freedom to form and join organisations as well as the right to vote, Israel is a democracy within the borders of 1949._ _However, following the June War of 1967, the space over which Israel would rule now extended to East Jerusalem, the Golan Heights, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip._ _If a minimalist concept of democracy is consistently applied to the entire territory governed by Israel, a clear conclusion is to be drawn: After the conquest of the June War, Israel - which had just taken an important step towards democratic consolidation by abolishing military law in 1966 - took the path of de-democratisation in the last third of the twentieth century. This path then was completed in the twenty-first._

Without US, "mighty" Israel is a flat tire ... :D

This man is upset about the fact that the Palestinians are now the victimes istead of him. It removes the chair where he was sitting on whole his life.

BOYCOTT.

Palestinians are semites too.

*_"The establishment of the state of Israel"_* This is the product of the founding of Israel in 1948 through the forcible expulsion of Palestine’s existing Arab population and of the three-quarters of a century of brutality and mass murder that followed. The non-binding vote at the United Nations General Assembly in November 1947 urging partition, and a Jewish state on Palestinian land alongside a Palestinian state, was the result of the machinations of rival powers determined to maintain control over such an important geostrategic area. It played on and manipulated the enormous public sympathy for the European Jews who had suffered so terribly at the hands of Nazi Germany and now found themselves denied entry to the West. One of the most cynical elements of Zionist and imperialist propaganda is that Israel is routinely declared to be the “only democracy” in the Middle East. But its founding, in an already existing country, where Jews, even after mass immigration, constituted just one-third of the population in 1947, could never be achieved democratically. Israel’s own historians, using the state archives, have documented the crimes carried out by the political antecedents of the gang of far-right nationalists, religious bigots, and former generals running the country today. Netanyahu’s Likud party is the political heir of the Irgun, whose leader Menachem Begin was prime minister from 1977 to 1983, and the Stern Gang, led by Yitzhak Shamir who became prime minister in 1983. These terrorist gangs waged a brutal war on the Palestinians and British officials during the period after World War I, when Britain ruled Palestine under a League of Nations Mandate. They killed several thousand Palestinians in a roughly 30-year period up to 1948, resulting in the retaliatory deaths of 1,300 Jews. The massacre at Deir Yassin in April 1948, where more than 200 men, women and children were slaughtered, is one of the best-known examples. Historian Benny Morris explains in his ground-breaking book The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem 1947-49 that this was one of the most important factors in “precipitating the flight of Arab villagers from Palestine.” Between November 1947 and the end of the British Mandate in May 1948, more than 375,000 Palestinians became refugees, driven out by a combination of force, atrocities and a campaign of terror including killings. The war that broke in May 1948 between Israel and its Arab neighbours after David Ben Gurion, Israel’s premier, declared the establishment of the state of Israel led to the deaths of some 13,000 Palestinians, twice the number of Israelis killed, as well as an estimated 3-7,000 soldiers from Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Iraq. Israel denied uprooted Palestinians the right to return to their homes, forcing most to eke out a wretched existence in refugee camps in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria. Largely denied citizenship in the Arab states, except in Jordan, they and their descendants became registered refugees. Many now live elsewhere in the Middle East, while others have moved to the West. Ben Gurion himself encouraged the Haganah-the forerunner of the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) and largely under the control of the Histadrut/Mapai Party, later to become the Labour Party-to expel the Palestinians from their homes. There are at least 31 confirmed massacres-including the horrific massacre in October 1948 by a Haganah batallion made up of former Irgun and Lehi forces-of between 100 and 120 Palestinians in the village of al-Dawayima, near the southern city of Hebron. A soldier who witnessed the events, part of the IDF’s Operation Yoav (October 15-22, 1948), explained, “There was no battle and no resistance. The first conquerors killed 80 to 100 Arab men, women and children. The children were killed by smashing their skulls with sticks. There wasn’t a house without people killed in it.” No one was charged with the massacre. According to the United Nations Refugee Relief Project, the Gaza Strip’s refugee population rose from 100,000 to 230,000, due to the ethnic cleansing of the southern region. By the end of the war, only about 200,000 out of 1,157,000 Palestinians recorded in a 1947 British census remained in the parts of Palestine that became Israel. The takeover of Palestinian-owned land was even more dramatic. In 1946, Jews had owned less than 12 percent of the land in what became Israel; this rose to 77 percent after the 1948-49 war when the Israeli government enacted the Abandoned Property Ordinance to take control of the property of Palestinians who were expelled or fled. Founded on terrorism and ethnic cleansing, Israel could only sustain its twin policies of expulsion and dispossession through constant repression and warfare. Ben Gurion’s Labour imposed military rule until 1966 on those Palestinians who remained in Israel and became citizens. This was only months before imposing military rule on the newly occupied West Bank Palestinians that has continued ever since. The IDF repeatedly fought one-sided battles with Palestinians who sought to return to their former homes or visit their families after 1949, with Ariel Sharon’s Qibya massacre in 1956 that killed 69 Palestinians one of the most notorious. Between 1949 and 1967, the Fedayeen war between Israel on the one hand and Egyptian armed forces and Palestinian militants on the other killed between 2,800 and 5,000 Palestinians, around four times the number of Israelis killed. In June 1967, Israel used President Gamal Abdul Nasser’s expulsion of UN forces from the Gaza Strip, which Egypt controlled, and Sharm el Sheikh, where they were guarding the Straits of Tiran, and the closing of the Straits to Israeli shipping to launch a pre-emptive but long-planned strike against Egypt. An estimated 20,000 Arab soldiers lost their lives, compared to less than 1,000 Israeli deaths. During the five-day war, Israel seized Syria’s Golan Heights, the Jordanian-controlled West Bank and East Jerusalem, which it annexed, and Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, as well as the Egyptian-occupied Gaza Strip. It forced another 250,000-325,000 of the 900,000 Palestinians in the Jordanian-controlled West Bank to flee to Jordan and 100,000 Syrians to flee to Syria. The 1967 war was to lead to another war in October 1973, when Egypt and Syria launched a surprise military attack-ultimately unsuccessful-on Israel aimed at securing the return of the Israeli-occupied lands. Their defeat was to result in Egypt’s signing a peace agreement with Israel and the abandonment by all the Arab bourgeois regimes of any support for the Palestinians. The 1967 defeat of the Arab armies created the conditions for Yasser Arafat and his Fatah organisation, with its commitment to achieving a Palestinian state through armed struggle, to take the leadership of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO). This began a vastly unequal military struggle between Israel, armed to the teeth and supported politically and diplomatically by US imperialism, and the Palestinians, now isolated and abandoned by the Arab regimes. Source: *_Israel and the Palestinians: A state founded on dispossession and ethnic cleansing; Jean Shaoul_*

...because how could Arabs be Semetic?

Tolerance to supporting genocide?

Rita seriously shilling for shekels today!

It's their restaurant, and they have full rights to refuse anyone they wish.

No Amy. It's about anti Apartheid, anti genocide and anti ethnic cleansing. :I

Stop anti Palestinianism and anti muslism

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