Believe it or not, today is Israellycool‘s 20th anniversary.
I can hardly believe it myself.
@israellycool Today marks 20 years since I started Israellycool.com. Over the years, I have published more than 24,000 posts, uploaded hundreds of videos and podcasts, debunked thousands of lies and libels, exposed thousands of Jew-haters and terror-supporters, all to tens of millions of people (if not more). Oh, and I've pissed off too many bad guys to count. Here's to the next 20 and beyond!
♬ Successful Revolution – DJ BAI
When I started Israellycool as a hobby all those years ago, I could not have imagined the impact it would have, or it eventually becoming my full-time career.
Over the years, I have published more than 24,000 posts on here, uploaded hundreds of videos and podcasts, debunked thousands of lies and libels, exposed thousands of Jew-haters and terror-supporters, all to tens of millions of people (if not more).
Oh, and I’ve pissed off too many bad guys to count!
Highlights include: meeting amazing people I may never have met (including world leaders, celebrities, former antisemites-turned-Zionists, and just generally great people); being cited by the mainstream media and in books on antisemitism and the conflict; having my work mentioned by an Emirati businessman and brother-from-another-mother at a Dubai-Israel business conference; having a female Arab blogger create an Israellycool Wikipedia page, having a post used by Alan Parsons to annoy Roger Waters and having the latter insult my work; my posts leading to some antisemites repenting and many more suffering real-world repercussions for their hate speech; being invited to speak to different crowds wanting to learn more about the conflict; and seeing my posts being shared on a daily basis to counter the lies and hate.
The lowlights include: being doxed; receiving death threats; having antisemites attack my family (including my then gravely ill wife) and trying to get me fired; being constantly libeled, having my work plagiarized and ripped (including by large organizations and media outlets); and being overlooked time and again by the Israeli government and potential donors.
Of course, I hope to continue for the next 20 years and beyond, but having an even bigger impact – hopefully with the addition of contributors and staff to increase the quantity and diversity of content.
If you have benefited from Israellycool over the years, please consider clicking on donate below the post. Without your support, Israellycool could not have had quite the impact it has until now, and won’t be able to have an even bigger impact moving forward.
