“Oct 7 2023”

A new campaign against antisemitism in France was launched, showing French Jews hiding their identities for fear of discrimination.

The campaign was launched by the International League Against Racism and Antisemitism (LICRA) to combat the staggering rise of antisemitism in France in the past year.

Cold but true:

France has a huge and menacing Muslim problem.

Campaigns of the sort discussed above should be considered a warning that the situation has deteriorated to a point beyond hope of reversal.

France will eventually encourage its Jewish population to emigrate in the hope of appeasing the Islamists.

Canada though a few years behind is following the same path as France.

The leaders of Canada’s mainstream parties will go to any length to appease the Mohammedan diaspora.

It will not get better.

Hamas, a so-called liberation movement, was voted into power as the governing party by the Palestinian people of Gaza in 2006. The group immediately engaged in armed conflict with Yasser Arafat’s Palestinian Authority and his Fatah faction, and forcibly removed them from Gaza, including by throwing at least one official off the 15th floor of a building. Hamas also undertook a jihad (holy war) against the neighbouring country of Israel by attempting to kill Israelis or drive them away to take control of the land.

The families of five Israeli women soldiers held hostage in Gaza since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Tuesday pleaded with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to make an accord for their release before he goes to Washington next week.

Facing mounting international and domestic criticism, Netanyahu is set to speak to a joint meeting of the US Congress on July 24 and to meet President Joe Biden. The families released new pictures of the detainees to increase pressure on Netanyahu.

Vancouver Island University (VIU) has issued a trespassing notice to pro-Palestinian protesters on its Nanaimo campus.

The notice says that protesters must dismantle the encampment and leave by 8 a.m. on Monday, July 15.

“VIU had been hopeful the encampment could be resolved through dialogue between the university and student participants,” said a July 11 post on the school website.

This was getting awfully stale.

The Pallies have illustrated that they and their cult do not belong in Canada.

For starters, an antisemitic bureaucrat (so the courts decided) is in charge of the fight against antisemitism.

The Green party-dominated government in the southern German state of Baden-Württemberg (B-W) has been running an antisemitic campaign against Israel since Hamas massacred nearly 1,200 people on October 7. The bill of particulars against the B-W government of the party’s governor Winfried Kretschmann is long.

The state’s scandal-plagued commissioner tasked with fighting antisemitism, Michael Blume, told the German wire service dpa in May that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is doing the fight against antisemitism a disservice with his behavior. Blume added, “We clearly notice that Israel-related antisemitism is increasing sharply.”

Kendra Downe says they never imagined they could potentially be facing eviction when they put up a Palestinian flag on their balcony of their Montreal apartment.

Downe put up the flag a few weeks ago, “just like people put up privacy screens. It was about the size of my balcony,” they said.

“And two hours later, I received a text from my landlord asking me to take it down. Not asking – demanding – that I take it down.”

I wonder why she doesn’t tattoo the flag on her forehead.

Before the Biden administration gets too carried away celebrating the election of Iran’s so-called moderate president, it should understand that Masoud Pezeshkian’s victory is nothing more than a ploy to distract world attention away from Iran’s nuclear weapons programme.

While Iranian voters have understandably been focused on electing a new president to replace hardliner Ebrahim Raisi, who was killed in a mysterious helicopter crash in May, the regime has been intensifying its efforts to acquire nuclear weapons.

Children as young as six were encouraged to make badges celebrating the intifada and praising Palestinian martyrs as part of a charity workshop.

The badges, featuring slogans such as “Long Live the Intifada” and “If I must die, let it bring hope, let it be a tale”, were part of a series of arts and craft activities staged by the charity Metroland Cultures. The event was held in London’s Kilburn on June 28 to raise money for Palestine and Sudan.

They have been criticised as “propaganda designed to sow hatred of Jews” by campaigners against anti-Semitism, who said it is inappropriate for children so young to be encouraged to imitate Palestinian slogans celebrating death and the armed struggle against Israel.

The mainstream Western media outlets are overflowing with headlines praising Masoud Pezeshkian, the new, supposedly “reformist” president of Iran. The word “reformist” appears invariably alongside his name, thereby spotlighting an enormous lack of understanding regarding Iran’s ruling mullahs and their theocratic establishment.

Mohammad Deif, the leader of the Izzadin al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas’s military wing, was targeted in an airstrike in the Khan Yunis area of southern Gaza, Israel’s Army Radio reported on Saturday.

A senior source noted that there was a high likelihood that Deif was killed in the strike, but that confirmation was, as of yet, forthcoming, Israeli state broadcaster KAN reported.

This is what remains of Muhammad Deif, H×mas' chief of staff, the second in command after Yahya Sinwar 👇

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— Dr. Eli David (@DrEliDavid) July 13, 2024

In the past year, the Black Lives Matter (BLM) agenda seems to have been replaced with an agenda that is “pro” the terrorist group Hamas as the newest, most efficient way to seek the destruction of the United States and by extension, the West.