You would like to help those in Israel but… to whom? Where? How?
Just Stop Cutting People's Heads Off. Please.
"So long as the Arabs fight tribe against tribe, so long will they be a little people, a silly people - greedy, barbarous, and cruel, as you are." - Lawrence of Arabia
Monday, June 23, 2025
Thursday, June 19, 2025
Never Again.
After the attacks of 9/11, my oldest brother — a Vietnam
veteran — gave out American flag memorial pins to his employees and family. I
still wear mine to this day. It reminds me not just of what was done to us —
but who did it.
Then came something even more horrific: the atrocities of
October 7th. Israel was brutally attacked by the butchers of Gaza in a massacre
that defies words. I searched for an October 7th memorial Israeli flag pin,
something that could say: We remember. We will not forget. We will not
forgive.
All I found were generic yellow ribbon designs. That wasn’t
enough. So I had these pins made.
They are small, but they speak loudly.
I wear mine next to my 9/11 pin — two markers of grief and resilience. Side by
side.
For a while, I gave them out or sold them personally.
Everywhere I went, Israelis stopped me and asked where they could get one. So I
opened an Etsy shop so anyone who stands with Israel can wear one too.
Now, as Israel confronts Iran — the puppet-master behind so
much of the terror — it’s more important than ever to show where we stand.
This pin is not just a tribute. It’s a reminder.
Of who we are.
Of what they did.
And that we will never forget.
🇮🇱 Am Yisrael
Chai.
Wear the memory. Carry the message.
Never Again.
After the attacks of 9/11, my oldest brother — a Vietnam
veteran — gave out American flag memorial pins to his employees and family. I
still wear mine to this day. It reminds me not just of what was done to us —
but who did it.
Then came something even more horrific: the atrocities of
October 7th. Israel was brutally attacked by the butchers of Gaza in a massacre
that defies words. I searched for an October 7th memorial Israeli flag pin,
something that could say: We remember. We will not forget. We will not
forgive.
All I found were generic yellow ribbon designs. That wasn’t
enough. So I had these pins made.
They are small, but they speak loudly.
I wear mine next to my 9/11 pin — two markers of grief and resilience. Side by
side.
For a while, I gave them out or sold them personally.
Everywhere I went, Israelis stopped me and asked where they could get one. So I
opened an Etsy shop so anyone who stands with Israel can wear one too.
Now, as Israel confronts Iran — the puppet-master behind so
much of the terror — it’s more important than ever to show where we stand.
This pin is not just a tribute. It’s a reminder.
Of who we are.
Of what they did.
And that we will never forget.
🇮🇱 Am Yisrael
Chai.
Wear the memory. Carry the message.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/LIBATT