“Oct 7 2023”

One month on, the Hamas atrocities of 7 October are already being denied, obfuscated and forgotten.

7 October 2023 ought to be a date that will live in infamy. One month ago today, Hamas terrorists smashed through the Israeli border, killing, torturing and kidnapping innocent civilians in their path. Simply repeating the number of those murdered – now believed to be 1,400 – cannot do justice to the savagery and wickedness of this attack. Hamas butchers mowed down teenagers at a music festival. They paraded young women naked through the streets. They raped others next to their friends’ dead bodies. They slaughtered a grandmother in her home and uploaded a film of her murder to social media so her family could see it. They sliced open a woman’s womb and then stabbed her unborn baby. Some children were burned. Others were decapitated. The terrorists’ glee was visible in the depraved footage they willingly broadcast to the world.

In a series of mind-boggling claims, Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters has cast doubt on the events of October 7 when Hamas terrorists launched their slaughter of Israelis, even going so far as to say Hamas was justified in its attack, calling Israel an occupying force.

Hamas’s Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar has been ‘isolated’ in his bunker, Israel’s defence minister said tonight, as he confirmed IDF troops are in the heart of the terrorist’s ‘stronghold’, Gaza City.

War cabinet minister Yoav Gallant said in a televised statement that the Hamas leader ‘is hiding in his bunker and is without contact with his associates,’ but did not disclose where Sinwar’s bunker is located.

‘We are in the heart of Gaza City,’ Gallant told reporters. ‘Gaza is the largest terrorist base ever built.’

So far so good, casualties are light, progress is being made. I see no reason to listen to the Ceasefire crowd.

Protesters behind a “F— the Jews” pro-Palestine convoy are planning action on Armistice Day in London.

Organisers of the 2021 convoy, where some demonstrators drove through Jewish areas shouting anti-Semitic abuse, are planning a new protest.

The pro-Palestine convoy, which is proposed to travel from Bradford to London, is being promoted on social media and flyers amid growing fears of violent disorder.

Hamas made several strategic miscalculations in its unconscionable attacks on Israel.

Hamas seems to have made two fundamental miscalculations in staging its barbaric October 7 attack on Israel.

First, its leadership clearly assumed that the United States would not continue to support Israel if it killed enough of the Palestinians whom Hamas has been using as human shields to protect its command centers and underground tunnel networks in Gaza.

Among the groups that have supported the rapes, beheadings, burning alive, mass murder and kidnappings of Jews by Hamas have been some that purport to speak for gays, Jews, feminists and progressives. If any of these groups were actually to travel to Gaza, they would be murdered by Hamas.

Hamas has no tolerance for gays, Jews, feminists or progressives. Indeed, among the people beheaded, raped, murdered and kidnapped were gays, Jews who support Palestinians, feminists, progressives and non-Jews. None of that matters to Hamas. If you are a Jew or an Israeli or just happen to be in the way, you are a target of their barbarity.

Anti-Israel thugs who defile Britain’s memorials should face immediate deportation, a celebrated war hero has told Express.co.uk.

Lieutenant Colonel Tim Collins, who is best known for his role in the Iraq War including his rousing eve-of-battle speech, defended the “democratic right of people to march in protest”.

Speaking to Express.co.uk, he added: “I think they should take into consideration that the remembrance is remembering the people who won them the rights to exercise that.”

Hundreds of Stars of David have been smeared on walls in and around Paris since the Hamas attack on Israel on Oct 7

France is investigating possible Russian involvement in an alleged anti-Semitic campaign that has seen Stars of David daubed on buildings throughout Paris.

Security services reportedly believe the graffiti may have been part of a Russian campaign to “destabilise” France and foment anti-Semitism in the wake of the Hamas attack on Israel.

Hundreds of Stars of David, the symbol of the Jewish religion and the State of Israel, were smeared on walls in and around the French capital late last month.

A poppy seller claims he was punched and kicked by protesters during a pro-Palestinian demonstration at Waverley station, Edinburgh.

Video on social media showed Jim Henderson, a 78-year-old army veteran, trying to escape the protesters on Monday.

Broad swathes of Canadians are concerned about the relationship between the country’s Jewish and Muslim communities, according to a new poll.

The survey conducted by Leger for the Association for Canadian Studies found fifty-five per cent of Canadians worry about relationships between Jews and Muslims in Canada, and 50 per cent worry about the way Muslims interact with non-Muslims.

BREAKING REPORT: An Assassination attempt has just been carried out on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas..

DEVELOPING..pic.twitter.com/pRXw1fSttD

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) November 7, 2023

Assassination attempt on PA leader Mahmoud Abbas? Details unclear. pic.twitter.com/NpQOO56K1j

— David Vance (@DVATW) November 7, 2023

h/t Mauser

Conditions in the Gaza Strip have long been dire, with the territory referred to by some as the world’s ‘largest open air prison’.

Even before the outbreak of war in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 terror attack on Israel, half of Palestinians living in Gaza depended on food supplied by the United Nations.

Those conditions have deteriorated over the last month, as Israel continues its bombardment of the 140-square-mile Strip in its mission to destroy the Hamas terror group.