“Oct 7 2023”

In the days following Hamas’s slaughter of innocent Israelis, a George Washington University professor under federal investigation for the mistreatment of Jewish students shared posts on her private Instagram account that describe Hamas terrorists as “martyrs” and endorse their “armed resistance.”

The past week should have been clarifying for Americans who have been inundated over the past few years by a melange of buzzwords whose meanings were unfamiliar, but vaguely virtuous-sounding.

Words like “equity” and “social justice,” of course. But also words like “decolonize,” which is a key component of the “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” movement.

York University, one of the lesser houses of higher education in Toronto, has in attendance about 50,000 undergraduate students. They pay roughly $2 million per year to the York Federation of Students (YFS).

So it’s the students, ultimately, who paid for the delusional statement issued by the YFS this week in response to the attacks on Israel by the terror group Hamas.

President Isaac Herzog on Sunday, in an interview with CNN, presented evidence found on Hamas terrorists following the barbaric attack on the people of Israel a week ago. He showed viewers a booklet entitled “The Warrior’s Guide – Jihad Version”, issued and distributed by Hamas to terrorists in the field.

In addition, the President presented shocking photos of atrocities in the massacre at Kibbutz Be’eri, which he visited this morning.

Canadian officials are making increasingly urgent calls for Israel to allow humanitarian access to the Gaza strip — or end the fighting altogether.

In a statement on Saturday evening, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau focused on the deteriorating situation in Gaza, calling a humanitarian corridor into the region “essential to address the urgent needs of civilians.” Trudeau also said international law and the rights of workers like medics and journalists must be respected.

“Canadians and people around the world must be steadfast in our support for the protection of civilians, both Israeli and Palestinian,” Trudeau said.

The tune will slowy shift to the usual whine of “disproportionate force.”

Israel should ignore the compromised choir and eliminate Hamas.

Oct 15 (Reuters) – Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said the actions and policies of Islamist group Hamas do not represent Palestinian people, according to official news agency WAFA.

In a phone call with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Abbas also called the Palestine Liberation Organization the “sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people,” WAFA said

h/t Mauser

The BBC is embroiled in an impartiality row after its journalists appeared to justify the killing of Israeli civilians by Hamas.

The corporation said it was “urgently investigating” on Saturday after social media activity by several of its journalists in the Middle East appeared to celebrate the attack which left approximately 1,300 dead.

The attack by Hamas in Israel led to the greatest number of Jews murdered on one day since the Holocaust. A 9/11 moment. Yet, we have groups like the BLM movement standing with Hamas. Doesn’t the BLM movement know that there are thousands of BLACK Jews in Israel? Black Jews, 14,300 of them, were air-lifted by the Israelis from Ethiopia when their lives were in danger. And how about former NBA star Amar’e Stoudemire, an Orthodox Jew?

Never forget their refusal to condemn clear antisemitism and their willingness to take part in it.

Last weekend, Hamas advanced its assault on Israel, targeting the most vulnerable and defenseless they could find. Young men and women were gathered at an open-air concert near Kibbutz Re’im, a short distance from the Gaza Strip, when Jihadist paragliders swept in and began their barbaric rampage. The terrorists broke through the barrier into Israel and murdered hundreds more. At this writing, the death toll is more than 1,300, including 27 Americans.

Israel has the same choice it always had.

What should a nation do when its women and children are murdered and taken hostage?

Israel has the same choice it always had. That choice becomes clearer each year and with each atrocity.

The philosopher’s work has been too easily applied to Israel and Palestine

Frantz Fanon is a thinker who is worshipped but seldom read. Known for his provocative meditations on political violence, he is frequently dredged up in the argument over the Israel-Palestine conflict, which for many Leftists is the ne plus ultra of settler colonialism in the 21st century. In the aftermath of Hamas’s homicidal assault on civilian communities in Southern Israel, alongside mantras of “decolonisation is not a metaphor”, there was an enthusiasm among some sectors of the Left for what they misconceived as an act of anti-colonial “resistance”. 

Britain, we have a problem. Across the country yesterday, thousands upon thousands attended ‘pro-Palestine’ demonstrations. The biggest, in London, attracted 10,000 people, according to police. Nominally, the protests were raging against Israel’s bombardment of Gaza and its policies towards the Palestinians. You might think protesting against a nation as it defends itself against a genocidal terrorist group – which a week ago slaughtered 1,300 Jews, including small children – would be enough to raise some eyebrows. But it didn’t take long for unabashed Jew hatred and support for the terrorists of Hamas to come bobbing up to the surface.