Another year of Jewish and Hindu solidarity for the India Independence Day celebration in Fremont CA

Today was another much needed uplifting experience on a beautiful day in Fremont California. And I'm happy to say at least twice as many members of the Jewish community came out this year to stand with our Hindu brothers and sisters for the annual India Independence Day parade and festival.

As you can see from this pick up truck display set up we were once again made to feel very welcomed this year in downtown Fremont.

We are two people from ancient civilizations who have managed to find a near perfect balance between honoring our ancestors through tradition and rituals while living as successful modern peoples. We both value education, emerging technologies and democratic norms. We also value the importance of coexistence when it comes to sharing this world with those who may not worship in the same way that we do. Unfortunately, we also share some of the same enemies. Enemies who certainly do not share our live and let live view of the world. Please joins us next year!

 August 22nd Update: And today, one week later was another wonderful day of solidarity at Memorial Park in the South Bay city of Cupertino. It was a family friendly event with various representation of the Jewish, Hindu, Taiwanese, Azerbijan and Persian communities. Genuine multiculturalism as it were. 

 August 29 Update: Rest in peace Ilan Weiss

 

September 14th Update: Today in Palo Alto, Bay Area Israel supporters decided to crash a hamas love fest at the Town & Country shopping center near Stanford University. I think....the lady at the bottom right from the pro hamas crowd was basically just there to give the men on our side two good reasons why we should stop supporting Israel and globalize the enchilada.

 https://youtu.be/n9W0vdaxyxY?si=bchEJEesYMLFHrO-

https://youtu.be/Co1XvMQFk8c?si=cjpk6CtYmMOcCNOM

Day 1 of the ceasefire hostage deal

Welcome home Romi, Emily and Doron.  

January 25 Update: Welcome home Karina, Daniella, Naama and Liri

January 30th Update: Welcome home Agam, Arbel  Gadi, Thenna, Sathian, Rumnao, Sriaoun and Seathao

February 1st Update: Welcome home Ofer, Yarden and Keith

February 8th Update: Welcome home Eli, Or and Ohad

I also just wanted to share this photo I dug up today from a November 2023 trip to San Diego for a few days. This was the scene at Balboa Park one day. I want this to serve as a reminder that both Ukraine and Israel are on the front lines of a geopolitical war between Western Civilization and the evil alliance of jihadists and Eastern neo marxist autocrats. hamas once again in this round of the hostage releases created another disgusted dog n' pony propganda show. Let that also be a reminder of the evil that not just Israel is dealing with but all of Western Civilization.

February 11th Update: There's been a series of billboard wars going on in the Bay Area in the past year or so. This one here is on The Peninsula in Redwood City and it went up yesterday. It's magnificent, makes me want to salute. 

February 15th Update: Welcome home Sagui, Sasha and Lair

February 16th Update: Today was the first University Avenue overpass in berkeley for 2025. Tomorrow marks the 500th day for those still stuck in the jihadi Hell that is gaza.

February 20th Update: REST IN PEACE Shiri Bibas, Ariel Bibas, Kafir Bibas and Oded Lifschitz

February 21th Update: Welcome home Tal, Avera, Omer Wenkert, Eliyah, Hishem and Omer Shem

February 23rd: Even the San Francisco Bay Area goes orange for the Bibas family.

Think of this as an advertisement of sorts. Early last year I was in Charleston South Carolina and I was over the moon with how prevalent the support for Israel was although interestingly enough there was even more so for Ukraine. It's good to get outside of the SF Bay Area from time to time and remind yourself that much of the rest of the country is not like the SF Bay Area.

February 26th Update: REST IN PEACE Shlomo Mantzur, Itzhak Elgarat, Ohad Yahalomi and Tsachi Idan

Marking the dreaded 1 year anniversary of the October 7th terror attack. FCK HMS

October 7th is tomorrow but today kicks off a series of events all over The San Francisco Bay Area commemorating the 1 year anniversary of the hamas terror attack. There will be rallies, vigils, speaking engagements and services at houses of worship. Too many events and with some of them having overlapping times I won't be able to attend everything but I will be posting photos of what I do end up getting to. First up, here we are from the Sunday afternoon rally at the San Francisco Civic Center.

October 7th Update: Today it was back to San Francisco but this time to the Israel Consulate Office so we can show them a little love and solidarity. The consulate is a frequent target of leftist antisemitic vandalism and harassment. Case and point, you may have noticed all the colored chalk smudge marks all over the pavement in the groups photo? Water along with the soles of our sneakers took care of that shit pretty well.

Later we traveled to The South Bay where we encountered a pro iranian terror proxy rally at Stanford University in Palo Alto. We encountered some really lovely folks there. Please, feel free to share this video as much as you can on social media I think mommy and daddy might want to see what their kids were up to on October 7th, exactly one year after hamas's vile Jew hate fueled terror attack...

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/chCO5lRBNhM

October 14th Update: And this was the scene at the weekly Bring Them Home Now vigil in Lafayette yesterday. Also, I have an update from the pro hamas hoodlums last week at Stanford University as seen in the video link. Looks like at least a couple of those idiots got themselves into some real trouble with the police...

https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/pro-palestinian-demonstration-stanford-shopping-center-vandalism-graffiti-officer-injured/

December 25th Update: There are still 100 hostages trapped in the terrorist Hell hole that is gaza. The ones who are still alive are about to miss their 2nd Hanukkah in a row now. Gaza does not deserve a moment of rest until every last one of those hostages is safely back to their homes. I also wanna give a shout out to all the people in the San Francisco Bay Area who are brave enough to show their support for Israel so openly at their homes. in the form of these cool lawn and yard signs. That can be some really risky business in such a progressive part of the country.

 

A public service announcement about urban renewal and waste management

I find so much anti-Israel propaganda all the time around here in the form of freeway overpass signs, flags, flyers, stickers and so on. Taking them down is fun and satisfying ofcourse but sometimes I also like to have a little fun when it comes to getting rid of the shit to.

The name "palestine" is neither arabic or islamic in origin. It's a name the romans came up with after the 2nd Jewish revolt to roman rule over Biblical Israel. At no point in it's history was "palestine" anything other then a territory of some foreign empire. Today "palestine" is nothing more then an abstract concept as opposed to being an actual place and since it was never a free nation to begin with the mantra "Free Palestine" is nothing less then code for Israel's destruction. I've been tearing down that shit where ever I find it since even before October 7th 202. . . .

https://proisraelctu.blogspot.com/2023/01/never-again.html

I will continue to do so as long as I keep seeing it and make sure it all ends up in either my fire place or in a dumpster where it all belongs.

 

July 21st Update: Ok let's switch gears here from palestinian propaganda and dumpsters to some Israel solidarity activities because there was a lot going on today and it really pisses me off that I just couldn't be every where at once. First up there was the Tiburon Jewish Festival and the weekly Bring Them Home Now vigil on the 24 El Curtola overpass in Lafayette. And then ofcourse there was a counter protest in downtown Palo Alto to a pro hamas rally organized by the usual degenerates such as the pretend Jews of JVP and the muslim brotherhood PR front CAIR. I'm so proud of all my zionist brothers and sisters of the San Francisco Bay Area!

 

August 8th Update: Today was the India Day Parade in Fremont so some of us joined our Hindu brothers and sisters. The local Hindu community has been so supportive since October 7th. They get it, and we all remember Mumbai back in 2008.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/13THNEznMjI

 

August 25st Update: We had our 5th University Avenue overpass rally with the focus being on Hersh Goldberg Polin. That poor kid is still a hostage in that hamas shit hole known as gaza and he also happens to be from berkeley. This rally was a huge success with the biggest attendance yet with around 200 people showing up to demand the release of Hersh and all the remaining hostages.

https://jweekly.com/2024/08/26/hope-is-mandatory-berkeley-rally-puts-spotlight-on-hersh-goldberg-polin/

September 1st Update: I got the news last night like most of the rest of you about the murder of Hersh and 5 other hostages. My sign pretty much says it all for me right now.

San Francisco Unity March Against Antisemitism

An estimated 10,000 people showed up yesterday for the Unity March Against Antisemitism in San Francisco. Some leftist lunatics made several attempts to disrupt the event but they ended up being little more then an amusing side show for us as seen here . . . .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHl7p_kkrJw

A big shout out to the Bay Area Indian community for joining us in solidarity against antisemitism and islamic terror. We will never forget Mumbai, it was a shared pain between our two people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT03Jh5ykZ4
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrvrGYOCjHs

April 7th Update: An estimated 200-250 people gathered on the El Curtola Blvd bridge in Lafayette to mark a grim milestone. Along with the vigil there was a bake sale going on that managed to raise $6158 for the BRING THEM HOME NOW fund.

 

https://jweekly.com/2024/05/06/east-bay-overpass-vigil-for-gaza-hostages-expands-to-berkeley/

May 5th Update: Here's some art work I did based on recent events which as you can see includes an updated version of the sign from San Francisco featured at the top of this posting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltQQKL8HRWg

2024 a year of ongoing war in gaza and every where in The San Francisco Bay Area

Well here we are in 2024 and it doesn't look like this shit is gonna end any time soon does it? Well, as long as the local hamas loving Jew haters are gonna keep doing their thing then so will we. As for the actual war, I hope gaza doesn't get a moment of peace until the rest of the hostages start to come home. Let's keep pushing back on all the pro-hamas propaganda, thuggery and vandalism we've been subjected to in 2023.

 

This sign and many others much like it have been found along freeway overpasses all over The East Bay in the past couple months. If any of them belong to you and you want to reclaim them you can you can call 1-800-EATSHIT

Fuck a ceasefire with out the return of any hostages, fuck hamas and the UN to. Keep going IDF, don't stop until the job is done this time. Bring them home now! For ISRAEL forever!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l21tXT5Yoh4

https://jweekly.com/2024/01/10/for-100-days-this-group-has-hung-bring-them-home-banners-on-a-walnut-creek-overpass/

 

 BEST BUMPER STICKER EVER!

It made my day when I saw this. Many thanks to the San Ramon resident who planted this sign on their front lawn.

 

January 15th (MLK Birthday) Update: Shortly after the invasion and massacre of October 7th 2023 a weekly vigil for the hostages began to form on a bridge on the boarder of the cities of Lafayette and Walnut Creek California. Although the 100th day anniversary of the Israelis in captivity was yesterday, today on Martin Luther King's birthday is the day where the weekly vigil is to commemorate the anniversary. It was a great turn out in which we experienced a heart warming sense of community and support as the sons and daughters of Zion. Everyone who showed up today helped continue to bring public awareness for the ongoing plight of the hostages held in gaza by disgusting hamas terrorists. And they also honored the sacrifices of the fighting women and men of the Israel Defense Force.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DeESGb4o4A

https://jweekly.com/2024/01/10/for-100-days-this-group-has-hung-bring-them-home-banners-on-a-walnut-creek-overpass/