It’s Finally Happened: Joking About Israel Is Now a FELONY!!

A 23-year-old FIU student, Gabriella Salana, was charged with a felony over messages she wrote in a school group chat.

One of the messages in Gabriella Salana's WhatsApp group chat stated, "There's going to be a bomb in the Ocean Bank Convocation Center and it's going to be at Jonathan's fault."

Gabriella Salana wrote, "Netanyahu, if you can hear me drop some bon bonss for us Capstone students in Ocean Bank Convention Center" in a WhatsApp group chat.

A judge stated that while Gabriella Salana claimed her message was a joke, an objective person would not perceive it as such, providing enough for probable cause.

James Li believes the judge in Gabriella Salana's case disregarded the First Amendment, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution.

In 2022, Democrats who were not liberal were slightly more likely to hold a net favorable view of Israel, while liberals were at minus 26 points.

The divide within the Democratic party regarding views towards Israel is gone, with moderate conservatives showing a net favorability of minus 55 points, a 58-point shift in four years.

James Li finds it interesting that joking about sending Jews to gas chambers and professing love for Hitler, as seen in leaked Young Republicans group chats last year, resulted in no consequences.

James Li suggests that Judge Mindy Glazer's sympathy towards Arthur Booth, compared to her stance on Gabriella Salana, reveals who the justice system in America works to protect and where her allegiance lies.

James Li states that reporters in New York are facing prison for criticizing Israel.

In Texas, individuals must pledge allegiance to Israel to receive hurricane relief funds.