“Oct 7 2023”

By carrying out a daring military operation in Rafah that rescued two hostages, Israel sent two important messages to President Biden. One, operations in Rafah are necessary to destroy Hamas. And two, hostages can be secured by military action, and not merely through negotiations that demand Israel abandon its war aims.

Anti-Israel protests have brought to the fore a leftist white contingent that would please both Hitler and Stalin.

On Jan. 25, Temple Emanu-El in New York City held a memorial service for Henry Kissinger. This was unacceptable to leftist millennials. Hundreds gathered across the street to cheer on the diplomat’s death, holding signs that read “F*** Kissinger” and “Death to U.S. Imperialism.”

But that wasn’t enough for a group of white millennials. Six surrounded an elderly couple as they were leaving the service, shouting: “You’ll burn in hell forever!” “You f***in’ piece of s***!” “We will burn your homes too!” The leader of the pack, a tall redhead, mocked the couple and threw water in their faces.

Since the beginning of the current war in the Gaza Strip, a growing number of Palestinians and Arabs have been speaking out against the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist group, whose members committed the October 7 massacre against Israelis. On that day, more than 1,200 Israelis were murdered, raped, mutilated, tortured and burned alive, while another 240 were kidnapped and taken to the Gaza Strip, where more than half are still held hostage by Hamas terrorists.

Universities, our supposed bastions of knowledge and enlightenment, have become breeding grounds of anti-Jewish hate. Sadly, the problem has existed for many years, but it’s taken on an alarming new dimension in recent months as Jewish students face increased hostility on campus. This has included tacit endorsements of Hamas and its atrocities in Israel on Oct. 7, the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.

Hamas’s armed wing claimed on Monday that three of eight Israeli hostages who were seriously injured following Israeli airstrikes had died from their wounds.

“The al-Qassam Brigades announce the killing of three of the eight Zionist detainees who we announced yesterday were seriously injured in the barbaric Zionist raids on the Gaza Strip,” the Al Qassam Brigades said on Hamas’s Telegram channel. “We will postpone announcing the names and photos of the dead for days to come until the fate of the rest of the wounded becomes clear.”

The Dutch government must halt all exports of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel due to concerns over the military offensive in Gaza, an appeals court ruled on Monday.

“It is undeniable that there is a clear risk that the exported F-35 parts are used in serious violations of international humanitarian law,” Judge Bas Boele said in the ruling.

“Israel does not take sufficient account of the consequences for the civilian population when conducting its attacks,” the court added.

The Shin Bet, IDF and special police forces early morning on Monday rescued two hostages from Hamas in the heart of Rafah.

Around 1:00 a.m., the operation freeing two Argentinian hostages from Nir Yitzhak, Fernando Marman and Louis Norbeto Har, started with dozens of airstrikes against Hamas’s Shabura battalion so they would not understand the true goal of rescuing the hostages, ages 61 and 70.

Israel frees 2 hostages in Rafah under cover of air strike pic.twitter.com/fedK6gKFAM

— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) February 12, 2024

It’s always good to listen to people in their own language, in their own words. Memri.org, the website of MEMRI (Middle East Media Research Institute) provides that ability for those of us not fluent in Arabic or Parsi, the languages that the purveyors of terror in the Middle East mostly employ. When they speak in English, they modify their content to keep in place the illusion of moderation, although, as they believe they are riding a worldwide wave of hatred, they feel less need for duplicity today than even a few months ago.

The Red-Green alliance at war with the West.

On Saturday, January 13, marking almost 100 days after the Muslim terror group Hamas’ savage massacre in Israel last October 7, thousands of left-wing, pro-Palestinian demonstrators rallied at the White House. They were united there to condemn President Joe Biden for his administration’s defense of Israel and to demand that he press the Jewish state for a ceasefire in its righteous campaign to eliminate Hamas once and for all.

Toronto Police enforced the law against pro Hamas supporters on a Toronto Highway Bridge. The Pro Hamas gangs call the Toronto police racist and KKK. These Hamas supporters have no respect for Canadian values. pic.twitter.com/OOa9ZnwDea

— neveragainlivepodcast@gmail.com (@neveragainlive1) February 11, 2024

Looks like half a dozen Hamas supporters. How much is this costing us?

I was in Utrecht way back in 2009 for a journalistic investigation into the Islamization of Holland and already then I understood that we were living in an obscene moment of cultural chaos.

“Europe will never forgive the Jews for Auschwitz,” writes the Dutch novelist Leon de Winter. Paradoxical? Not that much. And perhaps in the minds of many Europeans, Islam is the tool to put an end to this psychological paradox.

Just think that on 7 October, Hamas displaced 1,894 survivors of the Shoah and in Europe the streets were inflamed by Islamists.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has a mandate to “alleviate human suffering, protect life and health, and uphold human dignity,” especially during armed conflicts. It has an annual budget of roughly $2.7 billion to fulfill that mandate. Yet, when it comes to the Israelis kidnapped by Hamas during the terrorist organization’s horrific invasion on October 7, the ICRC has literally done absolutely nothing.

Approximately 136 hostages remain in Gaza, but Israel has confirmed that at least 32 of those hostages are no longer alive.

A backlash has engulfed actress Selma Blair after a comment she made on a video concerning the Hamas Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel went viral.

In a clip posted on Instagram on Feb. 2, a user named Abraham Hamra embraced the Jewish community and Israel in the wake of those events.