The courage of the Global Sumud Flotilla is inspiring. I just learnt built and scaled their site + live tracker—using @Replit to get their message out.

Greetings from the Global Sumud Flotilla as we make our final approach to Gaza ⛵️ Today, I am writing a very personal letter to you all — a letter about what it means to me to be Jewish on a mission that is set to arrive to the “Red Zone” during Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. I almost never write “as a Jew”. I share the exhaustion of being forced to put Jewish feelings first — when a genocide has been committed in the name of Zionist “national interest”, and when activists have been detained, tortured, and deported in the name of our “safety.” But today I felt compelled to write in that register — as one of the only Jews on this mission, which brings together over 500 people from more than 40 countries across the world. I believe that the timing of our flotilla is not coincidental. On the contrary, I believe it is a blessing that we are approaching interception at the onset of Yom Kippur — our annual day of atonement — which calls on us to reflect on our sins, and what can be done to repair them in the spirit of tikkun olam. How can we atone for what has been committed in our name? How can we seek forgiveness for sins that multiply by the hour, as bombs and bullets rain on Gaza? How could we possibly take seriously our mandate to “heal the world” when the State of Israel is so determined to destroy it? If there’s any part of the Torah that I still remember, it is this obligation it bestows upon us: "Justice, justice you shall pursue." How could we stand by while the State of Israel perverts this holy obligation, overseeing a holocaust of the Palestinian people? I joined this flotilla just like any other delegate — to defend humanity, before it is too late. But on Yom Kippur, I am reminded that I am also here because my Jewish heritage demands it. As a mere adolescent, my grandfather Jacques Adler (pictured) joined the Parisian resistance against the Nazis, putting his life on the line to sabotage their operations even as his friends and family were sent to their deaths in concentration camps. That is the tradition to which I am called, and the definition of “justice” that feels true to my Jewish identity — as the same genocidal rage that targeted my ancestors is now taken up by its principal victims. Yom Kippur is a day of fasting, a way to manifest our atonement in physical form. But for the last two years, the starving people of Gaza have had no choice but to forgo their daily bread. If Israeli forces intercept us on Yom Kippur, then let them see what true atonement looks like. Not fasting in comfort while starving their neighbors. Not praying in safety while dropping bombs over their heads. Atonement means action. So as the sun sets tonight, and the fasting begins, I hope that fellow Jews will join me in redefining their approach to atonement — together with silent prayer, and toward courageous action to put an end to this horrific genocide. G'mar chatima tova.

This morning, a terrifying and indescribable scene unfolded at the desalination station in Khan Younis. Masses of people surged toward the flour trucks, driven by a relentless hunger. I rushed there, hoping to get a bag of flour to feed my family, but what I witnessed was beyond imagination. Bodies were crushed beneath the wheels of the trucks, and people were fighting desperately over sacks of flour—battling not out of greed, but sheer need. On top of it all, the occupation forces opened fire on us without mercy, wounding many in the chaos. Our life in Gaza has become like a jungle, where mercy is absent and the strong prey on the weak. Gaza is no longer just a besieged city—it is a devastated one, gasping for breath and struggling to survive.

Foreign national students are exploiting their visas and fully funded scholarships to incite harm against Jews and align with terror organizations like Hamas. StopAntisemitism will not stand idly by as this continues. StopAntisemitism needs YOUR help to hold these individuals accountable - scroll, read, and ACT! 1. Grainne Malone - Notre Dame Irish foreign national and Notre Dame student Grainne Malone, here on a student visa, was arrested at the school’s pro-terror encampment in May 2024 and charged with trespassing. Despite violating campus policies and engaging in extremist activity, she remains a recipient of the prestigious Hesburgh-Yusko Program, which funds her education. With her graduation just months away, serious questions must be raised about how foreign students are abusing their visas to spread mauhem on American campuses. REPORT GRAINNE MALONE HERE: ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form 2. Mohammed Mustafa - Ohio State University Ohio State University student Mohammad Mustafa, a foreign national from Nablus, was arrested in April 2024 for participating in pro-terror riots. Despite his actions, his visa status remains unchanged. In July 2024, he publicly expressed support for Hamas and Palestinian terrorism, stating, "May Allah bring victory to our resistance, accept our martyrs, and protect the people of Palestine." By February 2025, Mustafa escalated his rhetoric, calling for the violent destruction of Israel and vowing to "fight for liberation from the river to the sea." The continued presence of individuals like Mustafa on U.S. campuses is a direct threat to Jewish students and national security. REPORT MOHAMMED MUSTAFA HERE: ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form 3. Abdulrahman Atassi - Notre Dame Foreign national Abdulrahman Atassi, a Notre Dame student set to graduate in May 2025, was arrested in May 2024 at the school’s pro-terror encampment and charged with trespassing. Despite his arrest, Atassi remains in the United States on a student visa. Attasi's continued presence raises serious concerns - why has his visa not been revoked? Authorities must take action to prevent the abuse of student visas for extremist agendas. REPORT ABDULRAHMAN ATASSI HERE: ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form

BREAKING: Last night, agents from the Department of “Homeland Security” abducted Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian student activist and recent Columbia University graduate, from his place of residence. He is currently being held in ICE detention. shorturl.at/13cT9

Turns out Musk's starlink satellites are raining out of orbit at a rate of 120 per month and each one produces 30 kilograms of aluminum oxide which eats away at the ozone layer and these oxides have increased 8 fold in the atmosphere since 2016👍

I'm going to re-run all these tests on food we eat in California. Also going to test for other plastic chemicals. Let me know what foods we should test and suggestions for methodology.

New Interview: I talked to the novelist and commentator Howard Jacobson about his argument that sustained media coverage of children being killed in Gaza is functioning as a new “blood libel” against Jews. newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/r…

Starship’s fifth flight test lifted off with our most ambitious test objectives yet as we work to demonstrate techniques fundamental to Starship and Super Heavy’s fully and rapidly reusable design. And on our first try, Mechazilla caught the booster → spacex.com/launches/mission/…

Enjoying the fruits of my labor now that I finished my 12-legged 'Carpentopod' table project. See decarpentier.nl/carpentopod for project info, or see it live at @EHVMMF this 13 & 14 Sept.