Australia’s Fantasy of Social Cohesion

In accordance with a policy of purported social cohesion and ostensibly to prevent “Islamophobia,” Australia’s Labor Party government, primarily represented by Foreign Minister Penny Wong, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, perturbingly appear to be minimizing the malignant, often violent Jew-hatred now occurring in the major cities of Australia.

While many acts of terror are being perpetrated against the Jewish community (here and here), the Australian government has been fast-tracking hundreds of potentially dangerous Palestinians into the country as refugees without proper vetting.

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The ignorance and idiocy of Hollywood’s Israel boycott

In Israel, there is a thriving television and film industry, which in recent years has become admired around the world. If you are one of the few people who have not watched the thriller, Fauda, a global sensation in Hebrew and Arabic that is particularly popular in the Arab world, binge it immediately; a new season is due for release in the coming months.

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Trump Must Keep Backing Netanyahu’s Campaign to Destroy Hamas for the Sake of the West

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to bomb Hamas’s terrorist leadership in Qatar should send a clear and unequivocal message to the Trump administration that the Israeli leader has absolutely no intention of ending hostilities in Gaza until Hamas is utterly destroyed, and all the remaining Israeli hostages have been returned.

Prior to Israel’s attack against the headquarters of Hamas’s terrorist leadership in Doha, the Qatari capital, US President Donald Trump had been pressing hard for Netanyahu to sign up to the latest version of the ceasefire proposal his administration has drawn up to end the Gaza conflict.

Israel is damned if they do and damned if they don’t. May as well go for it.

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Canada ‘evaluating’ relationship with Israel after Qatar attack: Foreign affairs minister

Canada’s foreign affairs minister said Wednesday that Ottawa is “evaluating” its relationship with Israel in the wake of that country’s attack in Qatar — but wouldn’t expand on what that evaluation entails.

“We are evaluating the relationship with Israel. Of course, the attack yesterday on Qatar was one that was unacceptable. It was a violation of Qatari airspace. There were deaths on the ground at a time when Qatar was trying to facilitate peace,” Anita Anand told reporters at the Liberal caucus retreat in Edmonton.

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Microsoft Under Siege

Pro-Palestinian activists are disrupting one of America’s most powerful tech giants.

Pro-Palestinian activists have found a new target: Microsoft. Radicals have disrupted the company’s keynote speech; organized encampments and other demonstrations at its headquarters; sent a kayak “flotilla” to the homes of Microsoft executives; and staged an “occupation” of Microsoft president Brad Smith’s office, where they allegedly tried to plant listening devices.

The leader of the campaign is No Azure for Apartheid, a group of current and former Microsoft employees. The group, whose name references the company’s cloud-computing platform, has called on Microsoft to terminate its Azure contracts with the Israeli government, publicly endorse a ceasefire, pay reparations to Palestinians, and “ensure the safety of Palestinian, Arab, Muslim and allied employees.”

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Israel strikes Hamas leadership in Qatar

Israel has struck the Qatari capital Doha in an attempt to assassinate Hamas’s leadership there.

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) announced Israeli jets had targeted the terror group’s leaders in the Gulf country, but did not explicitly mention Qatar.

Several explosions were heard in the city by witnesses. It is not yet clear the extent of the damage or casualties.

More … Israel strikes Qatar in attempt to assassinate Hamas officials

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Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla hit by drone, organisers claim – Tunisia claims climate goblin with the bad haircut was hopped up on dope

Tunisian authorities have denied claims that one of the Gaza-bound vessels carrying aid and pro-Palestinian activists including Greta Thunberg was attacked by a drone.

The organisers of the flotilla, Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), said that the Portuguese-flagged vessel had been struck by a drone while anchored outside the port of Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia. All six passengers and crew were safe, they added.

A spokesperson for Tunisia’s national guard told the Agence France-Presse news agency that “no drone” had been detected and the investigation was ongoing.

 

Tunisia denies Global Sumud Flotilla hit by drone

Update …

h/t XC, Canucklehead and PA Cat

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Here we are: Jewish writer banned from Europe’s literary festivals

There is not much freedom of speech in Gaza, but Europe is not doing much better.

The West complains that foreign journalists are not allowed to enter Gaza. But a Jewish writer being barred from a book fair in France in 2025, what is that?

The participation of writer and essayist Raphaël Enthoven in the Besançon literary festival has been canceled. “Raphaël Enthoven’s recent controversial statements risk compromising the smooth running of the literary festival,” a spokesperson said. “Under these circumstances, the organizer, Grand Besançon Métropole, asked the event service provider to cancel his participation at the end of September.”

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A Member of Congress Applauds Terror Sympathizers

At the People’s Conference for Palestine, Michigan representative Rashida Tlaib appeared alongside convicted killers and speakers who glorified Hamas.

A strain of thought has gained popularity in progressive circles that’s fairly summarized by this post on X: “If there’s a Nazi at the table and ten other people sitting there talking to him, you got a table with eleven Nazis.” The principle is that some views are so abhorrent that failing to challenge them on any given occasion is tantamount to accepting them.

This line of thinking should raise an uncomfortable question for Israel bashers. What does it mean when a sitting member of Congress speaks at a conference attended by hundreds of terrorism sympathizers?

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Palestinian Journalists Attacked – By Whom?

A recent international campaign to express solidarity with Palestinian journalists in the Gaza Strip has pointed an accusing finger at Israel, while ignoring the suffering they have experienced under Hamas’s rule during the past two decades.

The global media campaign of more than 150 outlets from 70 countries, coordinated by a group called Reporters Without Borders, also ignored allegations that many of the Palestinian journalists targeted by the Israel Defense Forces were affiliated with Hamas and other terror groups.

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At least six murdered in Jerusalem terror shooting, 21 wounded

At least six people were murdered and dozens were wounded after terrorists opened fire on civilians at Ramot Junction in the Israeli capital of Jerusalem on Monday morning.

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The Jews’ coming civil war

The majority are battling ultra-nationalists to their right and Israel-hating ‘progressives’ to their left.

Whether right or left, Muslim or Christian, anti-Semites speak of Jews as people who pull the strings in culture, politics and especially finance. They assume we are all united in this conspiracy. In reality, not only is there no conspiracy, we Jews are also as divided among ourselves as any other people.

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Met Police arrest 890 Palestine Action protesters as demonstration ‘turned violent’ with officers ‘assaulted’

A total of 890 arrests were made at the Palestine Action protest in central London yesterday.

The Metropolitan Police confirmed the number, with 17 of those arrested on suspicion of assaulting police officers.

Some 857 people were arrested under the Terrorism Act for showing support for a proscribed group

Thirty-three were arrested for other offences.

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Eggs thrown at Toronto Jewish center in suspected hate crime

Toronto police have launched an investigation after eggs were hurled at the Yorkville Jewish Centre in the city, in what is being treated as a possible hate-motivated incident.

The attack occurred on August 31 and was reported to authorities on September 2, according to CityNews Toronto.

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Arrests made at rally against Palestine Action ban in London

At least 150 people have been arrested at an ongoing demonstration against the government’s ban of the campaign group Palestine Action.

Hundreds gathered in Parliament Square in central London, some waving Palestinian flags and chanting “free Palestine”. Others held placards saying: “I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action.”

The Metropolitan Police said arrests had been made for a range of offences, including expressing support for a proscribed organisation and for assaulting a police officer.

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