When millions of Americans tuned in to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday, they were also shown a 30-second advertisement meant to condemn antisemitism. But the ad, which used the slogan “stand up to Jewish hate,” left some viewers confused.
The confusion lay around just what “Jewish hate” actually meant.
https://forward.com/news/581742/super-bowl-jewish-hate-kraft-ad/
you are a shill you know
who ever is policing this board does not like the "the stand up to jewish hate' meme
so much for free speech.
kek
when american Jews piss off to Israel and take on their fight on their own, we can get about fixing the mess they have made in this country.
There is no idea she will help Trump, it is Operation Confuse Swifties. It is brought on by Swifties having a melt down about AI generated nudes of Taylor. If they can not tell the difference, then they will not know what to do when the internet is flooded with memes of her supporting Trump.
how long to delete?
Bravo bravo
one more time for good
messure
calling out Jewish hypocrisy is not hate, nor is blowing up a Jewish narrative. try harder next time.