
NY Lawyer speaking out against Goliaths for all the Davids that have been bullied by them for too long. #Peopleoverprofits
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Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
People are making it worse (funnier) by reinterpreting it in various ways. 🤣🤣🤣
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Democrats should not make the mistake of thinking they won this election because voters suddenly see the party as favorable.
We know good candidates when we see them, and those candidates won us over.
But let’s not ignore the other reason Democrats won: Republicans have been so god-awful.
Democrats need to understand the difference.
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Replying to @RepJeffries
@RepJeffries in fact crushed this. And I also think his messaging is actively good.
He will be the first African-American Speaker of the House.
.@Lawrence: No Democratic leader of the House has ever had to face what Hakeem Jeffries had to face when Donald Trump decided to do redistricting halfway through the constitutionally mandated census periods.
There is nothing more complicated in American politics than trying to mastermind House congressional elections, even without redistricting.
Hakeem Jeffries coordinated the Democratic Party's response across the country to Donald Trump's redistricting, and the Democrats won almost all of the seats that Donald Trump tried to take away from them through redistricting.
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
Made me chuckle, then I saw the replies to you and I was just baffled 😂
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
They’re OBVIOUSLY joking
It’s 1 vote for Cindy when she is behind by two and a half thousand 😂
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
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Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
"We cannot demand freedom from prejudice for ourselves while tolerating prejudice against someone else."
The Philadelphia NAACP Branch has released a statement condemning yesterday's protest against Jewish businesses.

ALT Here is an image of a statement from the NAACP Philadelphia Branch. The header includes the organization's logo and mentions "President Catherine Hicks." The statement strongly opposes any protest or action targeting businesses simply because they are Jewish or associated with Jewish identity. It emphasizes unity, justice, and the rejection of prejudice. The footer includes the words "Diversity. Unity. Justice for All.
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Replying to @ChildPleez007
This is all pushed by people that are racist, and uninformed about how Congress works. Hakeem Jefferies was chosen for his skill sets, and worked his way up. No one else is going to challenge because they know he is the most qualified.
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Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
В Брисбене, Австралия, должна была пройти масштабная демонстрация хамасовцев. Когда активисты из народа Маори узнали об этой демонстрации, они немедленно организовали на этом месте энергичную хаку в поддержку Израиля. Хамасовцы, как всегда в итоге зассали прийти на демонстрацию.
Спасибо, родные, с детства за маори! 🙏❤️🙏
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
As a Muslim I will unequivocally and always condemn Hamas, always condemn the 7th October terrorist attacks and I will stand by the Jewish community and if that means I bear the shame then so be it.
Exclusive: Green councillor said Muslims who condemn October 7 attack ‘bear shame of supporting Jews’
thejc.com/news/politics/excl…
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
One last video from Philadelphia, but perhaps one of the most important, especially given the haunting parallels to Kristallnacht (a more lighthearted video since we also all felt empowered yesterday as Jewish Americans!).
This is the uncle of Huda’s owner. His father, the owner’s grandfather, survived Kristallnacht, when Jewish businesses, homes, and synagogues were attacked simply because they were Jewish.
And here we are, 88 years later, witnessing a movement seeking to intimidate and boycott Jewish-owned businesses because of their connection to Israel.
Yesterday’s events were not Kristallnacht, but the echoes of history should alarm every one of us. The desire to isolate, intimidate, and punish Jews must never be normalized.
We know where hatred can lead. And we know why we must stand up against it.
Never again means recognizing the warning signs before it’s too late. And even though Uncle Dave hasn’t eaten there in a while, the food is OUTSTANDING!!!!
Am Yisrael Chai. 🇮🇱🇺🇸
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
It was noticeable that Black American politicians, perhaps more than any other group, were at the forefront of condemning the antisemitic bike ride in Philadelphia. Because they understand how nefarious actors operate in order to manufacture consent for rancid bigotry
I know that current Black-Jewish relations are not what they used to be and that there are many reasons for this. But it was a reminder, at least to me, that the Black-Jewish alliance remains important, worth building on, and worth preserving
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Replying to @greensteinnyc @TheMaineWonk
lol I was about to comment this word for word
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
Let’s clear something up about Hakeem Jeffries.
Ro Khanna, AOC, Robert Garcia, Pramila Jayapal, Greg Casar, Brad Lander, Sam Liccardo, Jim Himes, Luke Bronin, Katherine Clark, Pete Aguilar, Ted Lieu, Joe Neguse, and other members of the Democratic caucus have expressed support for Jeffries as Speaker.
Some of y’all keep throwing out names for Speaker who have already said they’re backing Hakeem!
And there’s a reason for that. Members supporting Jeffries say he understands the job, knows how to lead the caucus, and is prepared to take the gavel.
You elected these people to do a job. Maybe it’s worth listening when they tell you who they believe is best suited to lead them.
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
State Rep. Amen Brown (D), who represents parts of West Philadelphia, said he had patronized his third Jewish business on Sunday and was impressed by the numbers of Jewish Philadelphians who outnumbered the “Pro-Hamas Palestinian folks … by 30 to 1.”
“I strongly believe that they were not expecting Philadelphia to show up in support of our Jewish Americans like we did today,” Brown said.
“We have to end this hate. I know a lot of these individuals personally, and they do more for this city than any of those folks who are on those bikes.”
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
I received this testimony from a Muslim cleric in Gaza, a former imam who broke with Hamas and its jihadist Islamist ideology and is now displaced in Deir al-Balah. He describes how Hamas destroyed an entire generation during its 2-decade rule by radicalizing children from a young age through extremist camps and narratives that glorified violence, hatred, and fanaticism, the same worldview on display on October 7.
As I have noted repeatedly, a growing number of Gazans are drawing a direct line between two generations of indoctrination, the atrocities of October 7, and the devastation that followed in Gaza. These anti-Hamas voices reject the "resistance" narrative and recognize an obvious reality: rebuilding Gaza requires de-radicalization alongside de-militarization. Their ranks are growing. If acknowledged, supported, and nurtured, this movement could become one of the most consequential forces shaping Gaza's future.
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
I am Iraqi Arab, I stand proudly with my Jewish cousins & their homeland of #Israel 🇮🇱.
Hate has no place.
Joshua Stein @greensteinnyc on Post.news retweeted
Proud day in Philadelphia
City of Jewish love 💙 ✡️
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