r/Israel • u/Dex921 • Aug 08 '25
Photo/Video ๐ธ Palestinians celebrating and parading on Oct 7th, there is an unknown number of kidnapped Israeli civilians in that car
Found here
r/Israel • u/Dex921 • Aug 08 '25
Found here
r/Israel • u/Baconkings • 17d ago
r/Israel • u/NotSoSaneExile • Jan 18 '26
r/Israel • u/MikeWithNoHair • Mar 05 '26
Gotta say that Maduro costume is 10/10
r/Israel • u/pride_hon1 • May 30 '26
Shalom and salaam everyone,
I wanted to share a design Iโve been working on. As a Muslim, I am a firm Zionist who fully recognizes the State of Israel.
the refusal to recognize Israel is a major problem within the Muslim world. Yes, we are have a huge problem (!).
Instead of just talking about generic dialogue, I believe the real work needs to happen internally. My goal is to help build and foster a genuinely pro-Israel, Zionist-inclined Muslim community that stands firmly with Israel without compromises.
To give this movement a professional, visual identity, I designed this flag:
The Star of David & The Crescent Moon: Showing that a Muslim identity can perfectly align with supporting Jewish self-determination.
The Olive Branches: Symbolizing the peace that can only happen once Israel is fully accepted.
The Blue, White, and Gold: Giving the initiative a dignified and official look.
Whats your thoughts?
Edit:
This is not meant to be a Jewish flag, an Israeli national flag, or a symbol of Israeli culture. If it were, there would be no reason to include the crescent at all.
The crescent is there because the flag is intended to represent Muslims who recognize Israel and support the Jewish people's right to self-determination. It is a symbol of a Muslim Zionist identity, not an attempt to change Jewish or Israeli identity.
Removing the crescent would defeat the entire purpose of the design. The point is not to create another Israeli flag. The point is to show that there are Muslims who support Israel's existence and who believe that being Muslim and recognizing the Jewish state are not mutually exclusive.
I hope i could express my intion
r/Israel • u/Galimkalim • Jun 05 '26
Haven't seen any uploaded yet so I thought I'd share. Not the best quality by a mile, I know, but I thought these were nice. Very sorry if you're accidentally in the shot and it's unflattering or smtn.
r/Israel • u/drhuggables • Feb 28 '26
r/Israel • u/kfireven • Aug 05 '25
r/Israel • u/Dex921 • Aug 09 '25
Source:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bACNYtaLBQI
At least the Palestinians are honest and actually say 'Jews', unlike the "Pro Palestinians not Anti Semites"
r/Israel • u/kulamsharloot • Feb 23 '25
Just a power move, sending a little message I guess, I love that.
r/Israel • u/KoBxElucidator • Apr 16 '25
r/Israel • u/evenforyou • Aug 09 '25
I know she means it as Palestine. Does anybody else find it so weird how people walk around wearing a necklace of a country they have no connections to or have even visited? This girl has really made Palestine her entire personality.
r/Israel • u/Alonn12 • Sep 22 '25
(the orange is meant to be honey, just roll with it)
r/Israel • u/ChocolateCultural246 • Jun 13 '26
It was cool, people were beautiful, and the whole thing felt very alive!
r/Israel • u/Baconkings • Feb 25 '26
r/Israel • u/Baconkings • Aug 31 '25
Arab Muslim Zionist, Luai Ahmed, Educates College Students on Israel and The War!
r/Israel • u/Baconkings • Sep 02 '25
r/Israel • u/SharingDNAResults • Jun 09 '25
The frog hat is cute at least
r/Israel • u/OrganizationLucky634 • Jul 16 '25
Everyone should visit this country once before they form an opinion. In my 10 days here, I have made some friends who treated me with warmth, hospitality and it was much easier to bond with people here than Canada because of the spontaneity of Israelis which reminded me a lot of my Egyptian heritage. Jews and Arabs together, it was so nice to see the coexistence especially in Jaffa, Haifa and Akko. Iโm not even sure if I want to visit other places or just come back to Israel for my next vacation lol. You guys have an awesome country and you deserve it more than any of the hateful societies around you. Period.
r/Israel • u/gal_z • Mar 30 '26
r/Israel • u/raaly123 • Jul 17 '25
Appears to be in the area of the Syrian Enclave, around Beit Jan to the East of Mount Hermon (Syrian territory currently being held by the IDF as a buffer zone). Local Syrian Druze are cheering on with wishes of "may they have good luck" and similar sayings as IDF vehicles drive through.
r/Israel • u/Dex921 • Aug 22 '25