In full transparency, I am not Jewish. I am a Christian woman who was reared Pentecostal and now attend a non-denominational church. I have always been taught to stand with Israel and the Holy Land was the place God gifted the Jewish people. I understand those who are not religious may not operate under this belief system. I also comprehend many people are not educated about foreign policy or affairs. The conflicts in the Middle East are endless, so I get why many Americans consider it out of sight, out of mind. The human mind has a difficult time wrapping itself around atrocities so unspeakable and unthinkable. What I can't deal with are human beings who could not look at this photo and stand with the mother in it.
The treatment of the Bibas family has been heartbreaking. What kind of monsters attack defenceless children and murder them with their bare hands? Hamas is nothing but a sick death cult. Enough of the BBC’s nauseating moral equivocation between Israel and Hamas. pic.twitter.com/aidplMaP3f
— Boris Johnson (@BorisJohnson) February 21, 2025
Obviously, that mother and her two beautiful babies are not enemy combatants. They were not soldiers in a war. I myself have redheaded babies (who are now adults) and I can't imagine people not having empathy for me and them if we were murdered. That is their reality, though. Their father, who we now know survived, knows people turned away after hearing of the murder of his wife and children.
On the day that the remains of the Bibas family were returned, a masked employee of Made by Me in Cambridge, MA decided to tear down their hostage posters.
— Yehuda Teitelbaum (@chalavyishmael) February 20, 2025
Their storefront is filled with signs calling for empathy but I guess that doesn't apply to Jews.pic.twitter.com/Ml29TFg0yQ pic.twitter.com/Y8rTOQ4hMF
Last week, this ghoul who lives in Cambridge, Maine was out taking down the hostage poster of the Bibas family to erase any trace of their memory. Who does this?
One year ago, the entire Bibas family, including infant Kfir and toddler Ariel, were torn from their home, held, and traded like bargaining chips between terror groups in Gaza.
— StopAntisemitism (@StopAntisemites) October 8, 2024
Tearing down their hostage posters doesn’t help your cause—it just shows you’re a cruel person. pic.twitter.com/pT2MC8gJ9a
Obviously, this behavior is not new. People have been doing it since the day they were kidnapped on October 7, but to do it on the week their tiny bodies were brought home in caskets seems extra irredeemable. Some people have a very difficult time hiding their bigotry.
The first group of Palestinian civilians kidnapped the father and husband, Yarden Bibas.
— Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 (@MarinaMedvin) February 22, 2025
The second group of Palestinian civilians kidnapped his wife and babies, Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir.
The Palestinians murdered his wife and babies a few weeks after taking them — choking the… pic.twitter.com/LBIhodBwj8
One final word ... the Bibas family were taken by Palestinian civilians. The majority of them fully support Hamas. That is the reality.
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Arabs in Gaza are grooming the next generation of Palestinian terrorists.
— Marina Medvin 🇺🇸 (@MarinaMedvin) February 22, 2025
Gaza is a cult. These kids don’t stand a chance of normalcy if they continue to live in Gaza.
The most humane effort to help them is to move their families back home to Egypt or Jordan, where they can see… pic.twitter.com/bAq8RVHLvF
When Ariel Sharon announced that Gaza would be given to the Palestinians and Jews were going to be forcibly removed from their homes, the counter protest chose the color orange to use as a symbol of their movement.
— Moshe Hill (@HillWithView) February 20, 2025
20 years later, in what can only be seen as a sign from Gd on… pic.twitter.com/CtlDDinr8F
I will remember friends who could not even be bothered to post one story on Facebook or Instagram to remember the loss of innocent Jewish people. I have seen faith leaders who looked away even though we have a Bible that lays out the importance of Israel. I won't forget. Neither should you.
