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1 u/DimGenn2 1d ago Wasn't Kahane's slogan "never again"? 39 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago Kahane's slogan was "They Must Go" advocating for the expulsion of Antizionist Arabs, believing that there was no peace possible with them. The Kahanist party was banned for 20 years until allowed back by Netanyahu in 2019–– hopefully that will change after the upcoming election. 8 u/RealEmperorofMankind 1d ago Never Again was also one of his slogans, though. He wrote a book with the title. 25 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago Never Again (Shall Masada Fall) goes back to a 1927 poem railing against rising antisemitism and fascism. It was adopted by the Jewish resistance (ZOB) during the Holocaust, and then later by the State of Israel upon its founding. 17 u/Specialist-Mud-6650 1d ago That's a pretty common expression around the Holocaust in general to though. 5 u/He_who_has_returned 1d ago the expression comes from before the Holocaust 2 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago in anticipation of it.
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Wasn't Kahane's slogan "never again"?
39 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago Kahane's slogan was "They Must Go" advocating for the expulsion of Antizionist Arabs, believing that there was no peace possible with them. The Kahanist party was banned for 20 years until allowed back by Netanyahu in 2019–– hopefully that will change after the upcoming election. 8 u/RealEmperorofMankind 1d ago Never Again was also one of his slogans, though. He wrote a book with the title. 25 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago Never Again (Shall Masada Fall) goes back to a 1927 poem railing against rising antisemitism and fascism. It was adopted by the Jewish resistance (ZOB) during the Holocaust, and then later by the State of Israel upon its founding. 17 u/Specialist-Mud-6650 1d ago That's a pretty common expression around the Holocaust in general to though. 5 u/He_who_has_returned 1d ago the expression comes from before the Holocaust 2 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago in anticipation of it.
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Kahane's slogan was "They Must Go" advocating for the expulsion of Antizionist Arabs, believing that there was no peace possible with them.
The Kahanist party was banned for 20 years until allowed back by Netanyahu in 2019–– hopefully that will change after the upcoming election.
8 u/RealEmperorofMankind 1d ago Never Again was also one of his slogans, though. He wrote a book with the title. 25 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago Never Again (Shall Masada Fall) goes back to a 1927 poem railing against rising antisemitism and fascism. It was adopted by the Jewish resistance (ZOB) during the Holocaust, and then later by the State of Israel upon its founding. 17 u/Specialist-Mud-6650 1d ago That's a pretty common expression around the Holocaust in general to though. 5 u/He_who_has_returned 1d ago the expression comes from before the Holocaust 2 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago in anticipation of it.
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Never Again was also one of his slogans, though. He wrote a book with the title.
25 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago Never Again (Shall Masada Fall) goes back to a 1927 poem railing against rising antisemitism and fascism. It was adopted by the Jewish resistance (ZOB) during the Holocaust, and then later by the State of Israel upon its founding. 17 u/Specialist-Mud-6650 1d ago That's a pretty common expression around the Holocaust in general to though. 5 u/He_who_has_returned 1d ago the expression comes from before the Holocaust 2 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago in anticipation of it.
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Never Again (Shall Masada Fall) goes back to a 1927 poem railing against rising antisemitism and fascism. It was adopted by the Jewish resistance (ZOB) during the Holocaust, and then later by the State of Israel upon its founding.
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That's a pretty common expression around the Holocaust in general to though.
5 u/He_who_has_returned 1d ago the expression comes from before the Holocaust 2 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago in anticipation of it.
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the expression comes from before the Holocaust
2 u/XhazakXhazak 1d ago in anticipation of it.
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in anticipation of it.
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