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— Cheryl E 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🎗️ (@CherylWroteIt) When the entire world wakes up to the fact and accepts the reality that the Islamist jihadists in the Middle East and world - whether in Gaza, Samaria, Judea, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Qatar, Yemen, or those on your own streets - are NOT a “resistance”, but rather the agitators, instigators, aggressors, abusers, traitors, protagonists, antagonists, colonizers, oppressors and murderous terrorist criminals, we will all be a step closer towards realizing the true enemy, stopping them, and bringing about a change for peace.

Israel will lead the way, but the rest of the world will have to step up at some point. The longer the world waits and dithers, the more real innocent lives will be lost to this plague that affects all of us.

When the nations of the Middle East outside of Israel stand up against the Islamists among them and rid their lands of this scourge, their own people may finally taste freedom of oppression and have the opportunity for a better future for their own children.

Let's say Coates did discuss Black Ethiopian Israelis — including the fact that as recently 2010 Israel was sterilizing Ethiopian Jewish women against their will because the state didn't want too many Black people. Wouldn't this fact paint an ever harsher picture of Israel? — Jeet Heer (@HeerJeet)

In response to criticism from Carly Pildis: "What is fascinating and troubling about Ta-Nehisi Coates analysis of the conflict in Israel is his wholesale erasure of Black and Brown Israelis. There are over 160,000 Black Ethiopian Israelis in Israel. Yet their voices, struggles and existence are missing from his analysis."