The UN Commission of Inquiry is Back with Another Anti-Israel Smear Report
This is what it looks like when a celebrity uses their platform to elevate dialogue instead of division.
Rainn Wilson brought together Israeli and Palestinian peace activists who have both experienced the devastating human cost of this conflict, yet remain committed to building a better future for their communities.
At a time when so much of Hollywood rewards outrage and simplistic soundbites, conversations like these create space for empathy, understanding, and the voices of those doing the difficult work of pursuing peace.
This is what it looks like when a celebrity uses their platform to elevate dialogue instead of division.
Rainn Wilson brought together Israeli and Palestinian peace activists who have both experienced the devastating human cost of this conflict, yet remain committed to building a better future for their communities.
At a time when so much of Hollywood rewards outrage and simplistic soundbites, conversations like these create space for empathy, understanding, and the voices of those doing the difficult work of pursuing peace.
Johny Srouji, an Israeli-Arab Christian from Haifa, has just become Apple’s first-ever Chief Hardware Officer, essentially the second highest positions at one of the world’s most valuable and influential companies.
After studying computer science at the Technion, Srouji held senior processor-development roles at IBM and Intel before joining Apple in 2008 to lead development of the A4, Apple’s first custom system-on-a-chip.
Today, Srouji is Apple’s Chief Hardware Officer and the top executive responsible for Apple’s hardware development, including the hardware design and engineering behind products like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, as well as Apple silicon and other core technologies that power Apple’s devices.
Srouji’s remarkable journey is just one powerful example of the great achievements of Arab and Palestinian citizens of Israel.
From Haifa to the highest levels of global technology, his story highlights how Arab Israelis — including members of Israel’s Christian Arab community — continue to thrive in Israel, building successful careers, break barriers, and making extraordinary contributions in Israel and around the world. His success is also a reminder that Israeli society is far more diverse and complex than the simplistic narratives often used to describe it.
Johny Srouji, an Israeli-Arab Christian from Haifa, has just become Apple’s first-ever Chief Hardware Officer, essentially the second highest positions at one of the world’s most valuable and influential companies.
After studying computer science at the Technion, Srouji held senior processor-development roles at IBM and Intel before joining Apple in 2008 to lead development of the A4, Apple’s first custom system-on-a-chip.
Today, Srouji is Apple’s Chief Hardware Officer and the top executive responsible for Apple’s hardware development, including the hardware design and engineering behind products like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, as well as Apple silicon and other core technologies that power Apple’s devices.
Srouji’s remarkable journey is just one powerful example of the great achievements of Arab and Palestinian citizens of Israel.
From Haifa to the highest levels of global technology, his story highlights how Arab Israelis — including members of Israel’s Christian Arab community — continue to thrive in Israel, building successful careers, break barriers, and making extraordinary contributions in Israel and around the world. His success is also a reminder that Israeli society is far more diverse and complex than the simplistic narratives often used to describe it.
The Egyptian coach’s tantrum at the FIFA World Cup should come as no surprise.
After Egypt’s elimination, social media was flooded with baseless conspiracy theories claiming FIFA had somehow rigged the match because of the coach’s outspoken support for the Palestinian cause.
WATCH what being a sore loser and bad sportsmanship looks like.
Messi calmly walked over to the Egyptian coach and asked, “What’s wrong with you?” The exchange was caught on camera and quickly went viral.
Given everything we witnessed from the Egyptian coaching staff throughout the tournament, this outburst was entirely in character. Losing with dignity is part of sport. This wasn’t.
The Egyptian coach’s tantrum at the FIFA World Cup should come as no surprise.
After Egypt’s elimination, social media was flooded with baseless conspiracy theories claiming FIFA had somehow rigged the match because of the coach’s outspoken support for the Palestinian cause.
WATCH what being a sore loser and bad sportsmanship looks like.
Messi calmly walked over to the Egyptian coach and asked, “What’s wrong with you?” The exchange was caught on camera and quickly went viral.
Given everything we witnessed from the Egyptian coaching staff throughout the tournament, this outburst was entirely in character. Losing with dignity is part of sport. This wasn’t.
This is beyond ridiculous.
After Egypt’s World Cup loss, people edited the referee’s Wikipedia page to falsely claim he was Jewish, then circulated the fabricated screenshot online to blame the defeat on Jews.
This was the deliberate spread of an antisemitic conspiracy theory by people who couldn’t accept the result.
When your first instinct after losing a football match is to blame the Jews, the problem isn’t the referee. It’s your antisemitism.
Sore losers scapegoating Jews for their failures.
This is beyond ridiculous.
After Egypt’s World Cup loss, people edited the referee’s Wikipedia page to falsely claim he was Jewish, then circulated the fabricated screenshot online to blame the defeat on Jews.
This was the deliberate spread of an antisemitic conspiracy theory by people who couldn’t accept the result.
When your first instinct after losing a football match is to blame the Jews, the problem isn’t the referee. It’s your antisemitism.
Sore losers scapegoating Jews for their failures.
American-Israeli peace activist Alana Zeitchik tells the story of her family’s kidnapping on October 7 from Kibbutz Nir Oz, and how their love of Lionel Messi helped save an old woman from Hamas terrorists.
American-Israeli peace activist Alana Zeitchik tells the story of her family’s kidnapping on October 7 from Kibbutz Nir Oz, and how their love of Lionel Messi helped save an old woman from Hamas terrorists.
Talk about a sore loser.
🇦🇷🤝🇮🇱 After Argentina’s 3-2 victory over Egypt, Argentine fans waved Israeli flags as Egypt’s coach, Hossam Hassan, walked past.
Hassan appeared to lose his temper at the supporters.
The irony? During the World Cup, Hassan himself repeatedly displayed a Palestinian flag while leading Egypt.
If you’re going to bring politics into football, don’t be surprised when others respond. He can dish it out, but he clearly can’t take it.
Talk about a sore loser.
🇦🇷🤝🇮🇱 After Argentina’s 3-2 victory over Egypt, Argentine fans waved Israeli flags as Egypt’s coach, Hossam Hassan, walked past.
Hassan appeared to lose his temper at the supporters.
The irony? During the World Cup, Hassan himself repeatedly displayed a Palestinian flag while leading Egypt.
If you’re going to bring politics into football, don’t be surprised when others respond. He can dish it out, but he clearly can’t take it.
Israelis don’t take a lot of things seriously. But when the World Cup is on? It becomes a national holiday. ⚽🇮🇱
Israelis don’t take a lot of things seriously. But when the World Cup is on? It becomes a national holiday. ⚽🇮🇱
Another attempt to isolate Israel in international sports has failed. The European Kendo Federation overwhelmingly rejected a Turkish-backed effort to expel the Israel Kendo & Budo Federation, with only four members voting in favor. The result sends a clear message that political campaigns to exclude Israeli athletes continue to face resistance from the international sporting community.
Another attempt to isolate Israel in international sports has failed. The European Kendo Federation overwhelmingly rejected a Turkish-backed effort to expel the Israel Kendo & Budo Federation, with only four members voting in favor. The result sends a clear message that political campaigns to exclude Israeli athletes continue to face resistance from the international sporting community.
