‘Where are all the Jews at?’ A year after mass rally for Israel, turnout at its followup is sparse - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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Multiple factors could have contributed to the low turnout at the event titled “Stand Together,” which was billed by organizers as a chance to “stand with Israel” and “strengthen our Jewish unity.”

Co-signed by many of the mainstream U.S. Jewish organizations, clearly harder to roust up the fatigued rank-and-file. Even with a free meal voucher, only 2000 show up to a stadium with capacity for 40,000.

  • Anarcho-Bolshevik@lemmygrad.ml
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    15 days ago

    JFNA threw in a free meal voucher for the day; a couple of concession stands were certified kosher and offered hot dogs and chicken schnitzel sandwiches.

    Uhh... were those made from imitation meat or something? I'm confused.

    “A year in the headlines is a long time,” said Zeitz, 57, who was wearing a blue “I Stand with Israel” sweatshirt. “It’s waning. I get the feeling some of us are losing interest.”

    Look, I know that you kids had lots of fun LARPing as ancient Israelites for the past seventy-six years, pretending that unarmed children are really the seed of big scary Amalek, but now everybody else is tired of playing with you. Give up. Colonialism is not an air element that Jews need to breathe.

    Just let the Zionist project go... it's over.

    • SteamedHamberder [he/him]M
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      15 days ago
      CW meat

      Kosher hot dogs are usually all beef. Empire also makes poultry-based ones.