Let me put this as plainly as I can: Palestinians today live under apartheid rule, occupied or governed by a far-right Israeli state whose ruling coalition openly celebrates their killing and displacement.

[OCS: This is an absolute lie advanced by anti-Semitic individuals and organizations, including the progressive communist democrats, who hate Israel and need a scapegoat for their own nefarious activities.]

I can write those words because I work for The Intercept. But when Rep. Pramila Jayapal, the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said recently that “Israel is a racist state,” the backlash from Congress and the D.C. press was overwhelming.

[No! You can write this because you work for an organization that slavishly supports the progressive communist democrats and is, itself, a progressive propaganda mill disguised as a news-gathering organization. Rep. Pramila Jayapal, the chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, is a radical anti-America, anti-Israel, anti-Semitic Democrat bomb thrower.]

The House of Representatives swiftly responded with a 412-9 vote promising to “always” support Israel, adding, for good measure, that it is not only not a “racist state” but also not an “apartheid state” — never mind what human rights organizations have concluded. At the White House press room, outraged reporters immediately demanded to know if the president would denounce Jayapal. Days later, when the far-right government overrode protests to weaken the independent judiciary, Washington was largely silent.

[OCS: Human Rights Organizations packed with member-state representatives that openly suppress human rights and issue periodic anti-Israel statements to maintain diplomatic ties or secure funding from oppressive governments.

Most Islamic countries are far more violative of human rights than Israel, yet they escape sustained criticism.

That the judiciary in Israel was independent is debatable. It is a self-sustaining unelected body that chooses its own justices and is a captive of the secular left progressives in Israel. Judicial reform was necessary to prevent the secular left from sacrificing the Jewish State to the progressives and their Arab comrades.]

It’s been said that a gaffe is when a politician tells an obvious truth that’s supposed to go unspoken. But journalists are supposed to report unspoken truths — not enforce the official consensus.

[OCS: No! The progressive communist democrat propagandists parrot the official narrative, not tell the truth – spoken or unspoken.]

As Israel turns even more sharply toward authoritarianism, The Intercept is one of the few outlets courageous enough to ask the tough questions about U.S. support for occupation and apartheid.

[OCS: Pick any nation surrounding Israel and then tell me about authoritarianism, freedom, and human rights! It is not “courageous” to repeat a libel when it is advanced as the official narrative of the progressive communist democrats.]

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[OCS: How can the Intercept claim to be independent when enthralled by the progressive communist democrats and radical left billionaire Pierre Omidyar?]

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[OCS: “ActBlue is an American nonprofit technology organization established in June 2004 that enables left-leaning nonprofits, Democratic candidates, and progressive groups to raise money from individual donors on the Internet by providing them with online fundraising software.” Hardly independent and under investigation for suspicious fictitious donations.]

Thank you,

Ryan Grim

D.C. Bureau Chief

The Intercept’s fiscal sponsor is First Look Institute, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization (tax ID number 80-0951255).

[OCS: “First Look Media is a research and media organization founded by eBay co-founder Pierre Omidyar in partnership with controversial left-of-center activist journalist Glenn Greenwald, perhaps best known for collaborating in the mass disclosure of classified national security documents by Edward Snowden, a former U.S. government contractor residing in Russia as of early 2019.

In 2020, Greenwald resigned from First Look, citing the organization’s refusal to run an article critical of Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden.”]