Accusations against Harvey Weinstein have spurred some writers to make a particularly problematic association between Weinstein’s Jewish identity and his non-Jewish victims. Mark Oppenheimer, a journalist who authored the “Beliefs” column in the New York Times from 2010-2016, recently published an analysis for Tabletmag.com titled “The Specifically Jewy Perviness of Harvey Weinstein.” In his piece, Oppenheimer describes Weinstein as a “deeply Jewish kind of pervert.”
Oppenheimer compares Weinstein’s fantasies of fame and fortune and his struggle to maintain them to Philip Roth’s description of the Jewish American man’s anxiety in the twentieth century,
… “finally coming into power but, having not grown up with it, unsure of what he’s supposed to do now. All those years craving unattainable Gentiles, but never before the means to entice them.”
Now now, is this not unusual for Jews? Jews in Palestine? Jews in Finance? Jews in Hollywood? Raping Maiming Murdering Buggering Thieving Body Snatching.
Oppenheimer pointed out that only one of Weinstein’s accusers was Jewish, a point that Mayim Bialik follows up on with her op-ed in the New York Times on October 13th. Bialik, an actor with a PhD in neuroscience and best known for her roles on Blossom and The Big Bang Theory, opines that one of the reasons she was never sexually assaulted in Hollywood is because she entered the “Hollywood machine” as a “prominent-nosed awkward, geeky, Jewish 11-year-old.” She repeats later on that she was consistently teased for her nose, again a reference to her Jewish identity. Mayim explains that while the industry preyed on “pretty girls,” she was not one of them. Bialik’s op-ed continues with a healthy dose of victim-blaming, as she explains why she has never been the victim of sexual assault:
“I still make choices every day as a 41-year-old actress that I think of as self-protecting and wise. I have decided that my sexual self is best reserved for private situations with those I am most intimate with. I dress modestly. I don’t act flirtatiously with men as a policy.”
In other places, Bialik has spoken about the modesty she maintains due to her Orthodox observance of Judaism, making it seem that it was her religious identity that enabled her to avoid the sexual harassment prominent in Hollywood.
“This is a vile place. A narrow cell where the prisoner is placed, tortured, and raped, away from the surveillance cameras.”
Israeli society, which accused the Palestinian resistance of systemic rape on October 7 without ever producing a single credible piece of evidence or one victim, has a serious rape problem, with every stratum implicated in it.
Civil suit that claimed the now 91-year-old sexually assaulted a 16-year-old in Los Angeles in 1973 has been settled to ‘mutual satisfaction’ of both parties
The Epstein-Israeli intelligence connection was covered extensively in a 2019-2021 series of in-depth articles by MintPress News. [Note the fucking Jews in Bold.]
MintPress investigative reporter Whitney Webb summarized an interview by former CBS News executive producer and Narativ investigative journalist Zev Shalev with former senior executive for Israel’s Directorate of Military Intelligence Ari Ben-Menashe. There, Webb summed up, Ben-Menasheclaimed “not only to have met Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged madam, Ghislaine Maxwell, back in the 1980s, but that both Epstein and Maxwell were already working with Israeli intelligence during that time period.”
Ben-Menashe also toldShalev he saw Jeffrey Epstein in the office of Mossad asset Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, several times in the 1980s.
MintPress further reported that one of Epstein’s chief financial backers, Victoria’s Secret owner Les Wexner, was part of The Mega Group – a secretive group of billionaires formed in 1991 by Wexner and Seagram’s heir Charles Bronfman focused on “philanthropy and Jewishness,” its mission described by one member as faith in and devotion to the state of Israel.
Wexner becameEpstein’s biggest financial client in 1989, handing over the financial management of his $1.4 billion business and his charitable foundation to a young man virtually unknown on Wall Street. By also granting him power of attorney, Epstein was authorized to cash Wexner’s checks and give away his money.
Among more mainstream journalists, Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie K. Brown, whose vigilance reopened the Epstein case after it was buried by federal prosecutors in 2008, also suspects that Epstein had connections with Israeli intelligence.
“It’s not beyond the realm of possibility that Epstein had connections to the [Israeli intelligence community],” Brown said in a July 2021 interview with The Times of Israel to promote her book, Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story. “Robert Maxwell certainly had those kinds of connections, and Epstein had a close relationship with Robert Maxwell.”
Which fucking Jewish Rapist Do You Want on your Team?
Former prime minister visited disgraced financier and child abuser about 30 times in 2013-2017, including 2014 private flight in Florida
Dershowitz is ignoring this obligation when he suggests that the age of consent should be as low as 14 or 15.
Journalist Sami Al‑Sa’i, who was abducted from the West Bank and spent 16 months in Israeli dungeons, recently recounted acts of horrific abuse that caused rectal bleeding for 22 days. Despite the severe injuries inflicted on Palestinian detainees, Israelis have denied them access to doctors and medicines. This leaves the detainees in excruciating pain. Al-Sa’i recollected: “I couldn’t even ask for a doctor or anything. You had to take care of yourself. So I asked the guys for tissues — whatever was available. I fashioned them into plugs and inserted them into my rectum to absorb the blood and prevent it from flowing out.”
Here is Sami recollecting his ordeal in the Israeli dungeons:
“They stripped me of my lower clothing and forced me into a prostration position on the ground. Then they began a form of indirect rape — which entailed bleeding and extreme psychological distress. This continued for about 22 days until the bleeding stopped. They then took me to another location, my hands tied behind my back.This started from the very first moment — all the beatings happened while I was handcuffed from behind, blindfolded. You couldn’t see anything; you didn’t know where the next blow would come from.
“Later, they took me to another place. I discovered that the cell was very small. They stripped me of my lower clothing again, forced me into the prostration position on the ground, and began another act of indirect rape — with sticks and other sharp or hard objects. This went on for about half an hour. I felt immense pain and psychological suffering. You don’t know what to do. You scream. You beg. You’re in agony. But no one responds.
“All of this happened amid their laughter, chuckling, and insults — all spoken fluently in Arabic. They spoke during the entire thirty minutes of this journey of torment, beatings, rape, and assault. And because I’m a journalist — from the moment I entered, they knew I was a journalist. They would say ‘You’re a journalist.’ Because I’m a journalist, the beatings intensified. The torture increased.
“After that, they transferred me to the Ma’bar section. I was fasting — it was the holy month of Ramadan, in March 2024. I entered the Ma’bar, and along the way I was dragged at times, carried at times, beaten at times. When I entered one of the rooms, the other prisoners welcomed me — they knew that anyone who arrived new would have been beaten. I rested a little. Then I went to the bathroom to shower.
“That’s when I discovered I was bleeding from the rectal area. There was no medical care — severe and widespread neglect. I couldn’t even ask for a doctor or anything. You had to take care of yourself. So I asked the guys for tissues — whatever was available. I fashioned them into plugs and inserted them into my rectum to absorb the blood and prevent it from flowing out.
“This went on for about twenty-two days — the bleeding and psychological trauma. After that, I began to recover, to regain my strength through my relationship with the other prisoners — talking to them, laughing with them.
“Later, I returned to the place where I had been raped. When I found the clothes I had lost, in the spot where I had been forced into prostration, they smelled of urine, blood, pus, and vomit. This is a filthy place. A place where torture is carried out. A place where abuse is inflicted on our prisoner brothers. A very harsh place, where torture is carried out, because it’s far away. But this place is away from the surveillance cameras installed inside the prison. No one sees them, they feel free to carry out their ‘hobbies’ of repression, abuse, and beatings as they please. This is a vile place. A narrow cell where the prisoner is placed, tortured, and raped, away from the surveillance cameras. And that’s where they acted, violating me from behind with hard objects like sticks. They tried to insert the inspection stick, I recognised it because it buzzes and makes a sound. They tried to insert it, but it was too large. It wouldn’t go in. This caused more injury. And they kept beating and beating and beating. Insults, abuse, targeting us, our wives, our sisters, and our mothers — all in Arabic.”
Sami is just the latest of the Palestinian abductees to reveal the sexual abuse Palestinians are being subjected to in the Israeli torture camps.
Silicon Valley’s favorite delusion is back, and this time it’s targeting the most fragile corners of public life. A handful of billionaires have quietly launched a campaign to “fix” social services not by funding staff, reforming policy, or restoring dignity to overburdened systems, but by unleashing AI.
Their pitch? Efficiency. The reality? A billion-dollar experiment using America’s most surveilled communities as test subjects.
This is about deciding who counts, who’s tracked, and who gets caught in the dragnet.
If you want to understand how a new frontier of privatized governance is being built, one data pipeline at a time, keep reading…
Gang “rape” vis-a-vis Tech Fascists? = Karp and his Wife.
Critics of those who misuse power tend to be outsiders. So, it’s striking that Alexander Karp, co-founder and CEO of data analytics giant Palantir Technologies, has written a book, with Palantir’s head of corporate affairs Nicholas Zamiska, calling on Silicon Valley to find its moral compass.
Together, they upbraid fellow big tech companies for “building [things] simply because they can, untethered from a more fundamental purpose”. They argue far too much creative brilliance in the private sector is wasted on producing endless consumer products, such as dating apps and online sales platforms, and on reducing the “inconveniences of daily life for those with disposable income”.
Instead, they believe “the software industry should rebuild its relationship with government and redirect its effort and attention to constructing the technology and artificial intelligence capabilities that will address the most pressing challenges that we collectively face”.
Of course, Palantir, which is working closely with the Trump administration on projects like creating a “super-database” of combined data from all federal agencies, and building a platform for ICE “to track migrant movements in real time”, is controversial for exactly this kind of work.
You want these Jews Watching the Baby and Teenagers?
In the spring of 2014, a trans-anarchist Google engineer petitioned the White House to arrest our national decline. The plan was snappy: “1. Retire all government employees with full pensions. 2. Transfer administrative authority to the tech industry. 3. Appoint Eric Schmidt CEO of America.” Schmidt, then the chairman of Google, was an avatar of technocratic liberalism. Two decades earlier, as the largely unknown C.T.O. of Sun Microsystems, he helped Bill Clinton set up the first White House Web site, and, by the time of the Obama Administration, he served as Silicon Valley’s unofficial consul to the Democratic Party. Schmidt was not himself a company “founder,” a technologist’s most regal credential, but he had performed as an able steward: when Larry Page and Sergey Brin struggled to reconcile their competing visions for Google’s first corporate jet—Brin wanted a California king bed, Page did not—Schmidt negotiated a compromise.
Oh, those Jews partying it up at Christie’s – Nicholas Zamiska, Jeremy Kutner, Ari Ackerman at CHRISTIE’S …
Jews pushing the war dog, Pedophile and Rapist Almost in Chief Trump:
On Gaza, Trump is in all-out support of Netanyahu following Steve Witlesskoff’s failure to push Israel into accepting the absolutely responsible amendments that were proposed by Hamas.
Trump proudly holds aloft the Zionist flag even as its Epstein-Mossad-Paedophile undertow corrodes his domestic US base.
Russia looks more and more in the ascendant on the battlefield in Pokrovsk; Stepnohirsk – south of the city of Zapporizhzhia; Kupyansk-Lyman- Siversk; Sumy.
Baldwin’s assessment is shared by many others, such as Noam Chomsky, who discussed in his book (The Fateful Triangle, 1999 edition) Israel’s role as a “strategic asset.” (p. 69, 70, 103, 137) However, others, such as Jean Bricmont and Diana Johnstone countered that assessment in a 2024 article, “The Myth of Israel as ‘US Aircraft Carrier’ in Middle East.” They write:
But the crucial evidence, totally missing from their analysis, is the slightest example of Israel actually serving American interests in the region.
If no examples are given, it’s simply because there are none. Israel has never fired a shot on behalf of the United States or brought a drop of oil under U.S. control.
We can start with a common sense argument: If the U.S. is interested in Middle East oil, why would it support a country that is hated (for whatever reasons) by all the populations of the oil producing countries?
Bricmont and Johnstone attribute the unstinting US support of Israel as being influenced by money injected into the US political arena by the Jewish lobby, in particular AIPAC.
This fucking Rapist of the Press, Bari Weiss:
In early June, The Free Press (FP), a publication started by former New York Times Opinion Columnist and Editor Bari Weiss, published an exclusive interview with Yasser Abu Shabab, a Bedouin who leads an Israeli-backed militia in the Gaza Strip. At the time of the interview, the Israeli military was said to be working with Shabab to undermine Hamas’s control of the territory by fomenting an insurgency to aid Israel’s military offensive. Shabab is seen as highly unpopular among Palestinians, due to allegations of involvement in the narcotics trade, stealing and reselling humanitarian aid, and past ties to the extremist group the Islamic State.
December Fucking 2023!!!! Palestinian-American journalist Ali Abunimah talks about the life and death of Gazan poet, translator and professor Refaat Alareer. Ali explains how he knows Refaat was intentionally targeted by Israel. He also says, anti-Palestinian writer Bari Weiss “ put a target on his back and the Israeli army killed him.”
“There’s a Palestine that dwells inside all of us, a Palestine that needs to be rescued: a free Palestine where all people regardless of color, religion, or race coexist; a Palestine where the meaning of the word “occupation” is only restricted to what the dictionary says rather than those plenty of meanings and connotations of death, destruction, pain, suffering, deprivation, isolation and restrictions that Israel has injected the word with.” ― Refaat Alareer, Gaza Writes Back
“If a Palestinian bulldozer were ever invented (Haha, I know!) and I were given the chance to be in an orchard, in Haifa for instance, I would never uproot a tree an Israeli planted. No Palestinian would. To Palestinians, the tree is sacred, and so is the Land bearing it” ― Refaat Alareer, Gaza Writes Back
“It took only one gunshot. His brother and the canary were silenced forever, in front of his eyes…” — ― Refaat Alareer, Gaza Writes Back
Independent investigative journalist and author of One Nation Under Blackmail: The Sordid Union between Intelligence & Crime That Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein, returns to Bad Faith Podcast to weigh in on Donald Trump’s unwillingness to release the Epstein files, and the connection between Trump, Epstein, Israeli intelligence, and America’s unwillingness to break from Israel as it escalates its genocide in Palestine. Webb clarifies that Epstein provided secret info to the FBI in 2008 as part of his plea deal, making him an informant, (as was Trump-booster Peter Thiel), and connects the dots between key players. She also unpacks her new bombshell reporting on Italy’s Donald Trump, Flavio Briatore, his connection to Epstein benefactor & Victoria’s Secret owner Les Wexner, & offers evidence that Trump may be a material witness to Epstein’s sex crimes.
Fucking freak:
Why Hollywood’s Alleged Sexual Predators Love Moving to Israel
Oh, Alan Dirt-Show-Weitz:
The Jews want to Re-Rape the prisoners!
Update | Israeli forces have launched an arrest campaign in Qalqilya targeting Palestinians released in the last prisoner swap deal. Those detained so far include: – Samih Shubaki – Saaid Fayid – Ahmed Khuder – Ali Hassan, a disabled former prisoner
[Breaking | Israeli forces have arrested Ali Hassan, a disabled former prisoner released in the last exchange deal, after raiding his home in the Al-Qar’an neighborhood of Qalqilya.]
“Israel’s ‘peace’ looks like this: 333 dead UN workers, 20000 dead children, and a Gaza reduced to rubble. The audacity of them lecturing us about morality is breathtaking.” — Trinidad and Tobago minister.
RAPE:
U.S. Intelligence Coverup? Newly Declassified FBI File on Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain Compounds Evidence Implicating his Wife’s Role in his Murder
Ending with yet another fucking Jewish Incestial Pedophile:
HBO’s new docuseries, “Allen v. Farrow,” is more than a piercing look at a bitter custody battle between two famous people amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
It’s the latest in a wave of documentary films that seek to mete out what some may say is long overdue justice.
The HBO series explores allegations by Dylan Farrow that her father, filmmaker Woody Allen, sexually molested her in 1992 when she was 7. Allen has repeatedly denied the claims.
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Shit, the reveal:
Ever since the marriage of Rebecca and Isaac over three millennia ago, the children of Abraham and Sarah have toyed with the practice of betrothing their daughters at very young ages. Of course not all scholars agree that Rebecca was actually three years old when she took the fateful decision to feed Eliezer’s camels and cement her destiny as a Jewish matriarch. Realistically, many scholars (including Maimonides, Tosafot and Sifrei, for example) argue that the age is a fabrication. Nevertheless, the mythology of the girl-bride has relentlessly taken hold, to such an extent that even now, thousands of years later, the practice is frightfully tenacious.
The latest chapter in the Jewish annals of child-brides emerged last week in Kiryat Sefer (Modi’in Illit), a Haredi town in the center of Israel not too far from where I live. A 13-year-old girl whose parents were horrified to discover that she was talking to boys (my word!) was apparently married off to a 16-year-old boy from Rehovot. Rumors are sketchy about whether they were merely engaged or secretly married. But according to a report in Haaretz, the girls’ parents were so overwhelmed by their daughter’s rambunctiousness that they turned to a local kabbalist who told them that “this was the only way for the girl to supposedly atone for …. her sin.” The welfare department, the police, and even other local rabbis tried to intervene to prevent the marriage from taking place, but the social workers learned that the marriage took place anyway. (Government social workers are now on strike in Israel, and are thus not currently involved.)
Another story of child-brides emerged several years ago in Israel’s north. Rabbi Shlomo Eliezer Schick of the Bratslav Hassidic movement in Yavne’el in the Galilee was arrested “for officiating the marriages of some 20 underage couples, mostly ages 12 to 16,” according to Ha’aretz. In Israel, marriage under the age of 17 is illegal. Schick actually has a bit of a following, and even his own nickname “The Mohorosh,” although if he has continued to marry off children, he has been doing it under the radar.
In 1995, another case of a man betrothing his underage daughter — in that case, it was a girl under the age of 12 — made the headlines in Monsey, and caused a bit of an uproar. In that case, the girl’s parents were in the middle of a divorce and the man used the betrothal as leverage against his wife, thus destroying two female lives at once. Although all these cases are shrouded in mystery and perpetuated by more rumor than fact, there seems to be some anecdotal evidence that underage betrothal in the Jewish community is not as inviolable as one would hope.
There are several important insights from these stories. The most obvious, I think, is that the use of marriage as a “punishment” is not exactly sound educational practice. I mean, what are we saying about marriage? Plus, if the “solution” doesn’t work — that is, if the girl still has a spunky spirit or an interest in conversation with boys even after she is married at 13 — the problems will now compound themselves in scenarios that our own adolescent memories can easily conjure.
I think there are other important messages here as well. One is how unrelenting certain barbaric practices can be, especially when it comes to women. While the world struggles to get a grip on issues like pedophilia, sexual abuse and the trafficking of girls, in some corners of the Jewish world, men continue to offer young girls’ bodies to the nearest bidder as if this is a lofty religious practice. It is mind-boggling, and it’s frightening.
Second, a brief glance at the history of this issue demonstrates that our tradition has hardly progressed in a linear fashion. The Talmud in the tractate Kiddushin describes how nearly 2,000 years ago the rabbis specifically outlawed “kiddushei k’tana,” the betrothal of a little girl. And yet, in one of the most astonishing texts in our heritage, the Baal HaTosafot, a leading medieval Talmudic commentary, wrote that the local community of the 14th-15th century simply did away with this prohibition and returned to betrothing their underage daughters (that is, under the age of 12). The Tosafot justifies this by saying simply, “hagalut hitgaber aleinu” — the exile has overwhelmed us. Whatever their reality vis-à-vis external threats, they felt that underage betrothals somehow protected the community.
This text is phenomenal not only for the manipulation (or sacrifice) of girls’ lives on behalf of some obscure notion of communal protection, but also for the ease with which Talmudic prohibitions were casually tossed aside. It makes you wonder why it is so difficult to cast aside other precepts, ones that are actually archaic and harmful, such as those ancient rulings that keep agunot chained in unwanted marriages today. This whole history establishes unequivocally that perceptions of halachic forward progress are greatly mythologized, especially when it comes to women’s lives.
Finally, as much as we would all like to say that this practice is minute, an aberration, not “us,” we cannot easily make that claim. If this practice exists at all in the Jewish community, if even one girl has her freedom stolen from her before she has experienced the first flicker of independent life, we are all accountable to her. Ultimately, if these are practices carried out in the name of a Judaism that I choose to call my own, then I am responsible, and my community is responsible, and we will all have to answer for the destruction of women’s lives.
Dr. Elana Maryles Sztokman is an award-winning author, anthropologist, educator, and activist, and the founder of The Jewish Feminist Academy and Lioness Books. Her forthcoming book, “When Rabbis Abuse: On Power, Gender, and Status in the Dynamics of Sexual Abuse in Jewish Culture,” is due out on June 14.
Paul Haeder, Author 