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Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
We’ve seen this before
My Administration has been in touch with local officials in Philadelphia ahead of the planned protest on Sunday that’s designed to intimidate and drive Jewish businesses out of our communities.
Hate and antisemitism have no place in our Commonwealth. And I’m grateful to state and local law enforcement who will work to make sure our neighborhoods remain safe this weekend.
cnn.com/2026/11/05/us/philad…
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
The Chairman of the FCC wants you all to know that protesting businesses who provide material support for terrorism is not allowed if the owners are Jewish.
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
BREAKING:
Josh Shapiro, seen pictured signing bombs below, is supporting businesses who raised money supporting the IDF during their genocidal rampage in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Iran.
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
The “planned protest designed to intimidate” is literally a bike ride where people boycott restaurants that support the occupation.
It’s crazy that Zionists have such a hold over philly/PA that the most low-level form of nonviolent direct action leads to the governor sending arms in.
My Administration has been in touch with local officials in Philadelphia ahead of the planned protest on Sunday that’s designed to intimidate and drive Jewish businesses out of our communities.
Hate and antisemitism have no place in our Commonwealth. And I’m grateful to state and local law enforcement who will work to make sure our neighborhoods remain safe this weekend.
cnn.com/2026/11/05/us/philad…
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
Jew-baiting bellend Shapiro fails to mention this boycott is because the restaurant's owner allegedly donates significant sums to holocaust-perpetrating IDF Nazis.
I wholeheartedly endorse this boycott and hope all other genocide complicit cockwombles face similar consequences.
My Administration has been in touch with local officials in Philadelphia ahead of the planned protest on Sunday that’s designed to intimidate and drive Jewish businesses out of our communities.
Hate and antisemitism have no place in our Commonwealth. And I’m grateful to state and local law enforcement who will work to make sure our neighborhoods remain safe this weekend.
cnn.com/2026/11/05/us/philad…
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
DeSantis is would bomb Florida is Netanyahu told him to. As Governor he signed an Antisemitism Law infringing upon the constitutional free speech rights of the people of his state. Know where he signed that law? Not in Florida. In Jerusalem. DeSantis is compromised.
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
*Terrorist businesses @Newsweek.
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
Then burn it down. If you support either, you are a traitor as well.
I like you, but from now on, if you advocate for any wall licker, then you will be treated as a collaborator or a wall licker yourself.
No exceptions.
Still a DeSantis guy? Let's just get it out of the way
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
Ron DeSantis flew all the way to Israel to sign new Florida antisemitic speech laws.
•@grok• TRUE or FALSE
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
AIPAC changed their name to the
United Democracy Project. Spread the word.
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
it is incredibly embarassing that just days after the democratic party won in landslides across the country, democrats in PA and across the country are using their time and energy to condemn a bike ride, and misinform the public over its purpose and goals
Broken Soldier⏳🇾🇪 retweeted
Riding bikes outside with Palestinian flags is a constitutionally protected right. I don't know what you do as a day job, but maybe read into the constitution a little more.
God bless, Amercica...ASAP! 🇺🇸
I am disturbed by reports that businesses in Philadelphia are being targeted for boycotts because they have Jewish owners.
We are guaranteed the right to peaceful protest and to freedom of speech. It is fundamental to who we are as Americans. That includes the freedom to oppose the war in Gaza, and the actions of the Netanyahu government.
Yet we must speak clearly when confronted with blatant antisemitism. Targeting businesses simply because they are owned by Jews — and on the eve of Kristallnacht, when Nazis terrorized Jewish families, businesses and synagogues — is unacceptable.
I believe protesting in this way is harmful and misguided, and I urge the organizers to desist.