‘I think I hit one. Hell yeah boy!’ US aid workers filmed shooting at Gazans

Armed US contractors at one of Gaza’s new aid distribution hubs appeared to fire at Palestinians before celebrating, leaked footage has suggested.

Video seems to have shown machine gun fire in the vicinity of civilians seeking aid, with an American voice shouting: “I think you got one.”

Another voice adds: “Hell, yeah, boy!”

Not sure this proves anything. We’ll see.

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Qatar Must Not Be Allowed to Play Any Role in Gaza

According to a recent report, the Trump administration is floating the idea of having four Arab states administer the Gaza Strip as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Iran-backed Palestinian terror group Hamas. On June 26, the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom reported:

“Gaza hostilities will conclude within two weeks, ending conditions will encompass four Arab nations (including Egypt and the United Arab Emirates) to administer the Gaza Strip, replacing the murderous Hamas terrorist organization.”

Although the newspaper did not name the two other Arab countries that would take part in administering the Gaza Strip, there is speculation in the Arab world that one of them is Qatar, which has expressed readiness to help rebuild Gaza after the Hamas-Israel war ends.

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Canada-Based Pro-Al-Qaeda Cleric Lashes Out Against Hamas For Refusing Ceasefire Deals, Demands They Exit Gaza

On July 2, 2025, Canada-based pro-Al-Qaeda (AQ) cleric Tariq Abdelhaleem published a post on his Telegram channel attacking Hamas for refusing to accept a ceasefire deal. He called on the organization to exit the strip before the “complete destruction” of the Palestinians.[1]

Abdelhaleem’s post comes following a new American ceasefire proposal, which Hamas is currently considering.


I forgot this guy was still around! Bet he’s a Big LPC supporter.

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York Region paramedic shouldn’t have been fired over Israel comments: union, law experts

The Centre for Free Expression is calling for the reinstatement of a York Region paramedic whose union says she was fired over a social media post criticizing Israel’s military operations in the Middle East.

An open letter from James L. Turk, the director of the centre at Toronto Metropolitan University, and a group of lawyers and professors, expresses “deep concern” that the dismissal of Katherine Grzejszczak violates her Charter right to freedom of expression.


Was it wise to advocate for dismissal given her reinstatement will be viewed as license?

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MPs call on Canada to bar British rap duo Bob Vylan over ‘death, death to the IDF’ chant at Glastonbury

Montreal Liberal MP Anthony Housefather is calling on the Canadian government to bar the British rap duo Bob Vylan from Canada after the group led the crowd in a chant of death to the Israeli military at the Glastonbury Festival in the United Kingdom over the weekend.

On Monday, the U.S. State Department said that it had “revoked the U.S. visas” of the band members who performed at the festival in southwest England on Saturday, ahead of several American tour dates in October and November. “Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not welcome visitors to our country,” Christopher Landau, the deputy secretary of state wrote on X.

Performative BS from an LPC member. They’ve lost the US Leg with many more dates than are scheduled for Canada. I doubt they’ll bother as it just isn’t economically viable.

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Gdalit Neuman: Insidious anti-Israel propaganda has corrupted our universities

As a lifelong student and educator, I’ve been in academia and the arts for the last quarter-century. I was a witness to the first Israeli Apartheid Weeks at York University in the early 2000s. I’ve followed, and fought, the anti-Israel obsession of CUPE 3903 (York University’s contract faculty union), including introducing a motion to stop them from manipulating their platform to promote non-labour issues on campus. It didn’t take.

Trump acts, our Pols allow messes like this to fester.

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Did BBC’s focus on one potential Glastonbury controversy miss another?

Last year the BBC won a Bafta for its Glastonbury coverage. This year it’s being attacked for it. Or, to be more precise, for one hour of it, two at the most, if you count Kneecap’s set, which followed Bob Vylan’s on the West Holts stage on Saturday afternoon.

I had arrived early to cover the Belfast rap trio’s performance, aware that the prime minister had said it shouldn’t go ahead, that the festival organisers had stood firm against political pressure, that one of the band’s members is on bail on a terror charge, which he denies, and that the BBC had announced that morning it wouldn’t stream the show live.

I have to admit, I hadn’t heard of Bob Vylan. But I don’t imagine many others had either. Of the millions who tuned in to the BBC’s coverage over the weekend, the live streamers of the Bob Vylan set would have likely been a tiny proportion.

How long until an anti-Zionist crowd turns on even “Jews for Palestine” types?

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Glastonbury stars Bob Vylan have US visas REVOKED after ‘death to IDF’ chants

A British rock band have had their American visas revoked, meaning they can no longer tour in the US, after they shouted ‘death to the IDF’ at a festival on Saturday.

Bob Vylan led the sick chant at Glastonbury, the UK’s biggest music festival, as crowds waved Palestine flags and joined the call for the deaths of Israeli soldiers.

There is or was a Canadian leg to this tour I wonder if they’ll bother.

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Bob Vylan, Glastonbury and the banality of Jew hatred

If you can’t see it now, you never will. The sight of tens of thousands of people at Glastonbury yesterday joining in a spirited chant of ‘Death, death to the IDF’ was the sight of us officially becoming a very different country, I fear. One in which anti-Israel hysteria has so flawlessly rehabilitated Jew hatred that it has become unthinking, conformist, almost mundane. Something that Home Counties idiots can jive to before adjusting their hot pants and heading off to catch Charli XCX. Something that is broadcast by the BBC into millions of homes. The banality of the new anti-Semitism.

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Man accused in Holocaust Memorial vandalism is City of Ottawa lawyer on leave

… In a post on X on Saturday evening, Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said while it was encouraging to see that the police investigation into the incident has progressed, he was “very disturbed to learn that the person charged is a city employee who was on leave. As a community and as an employer, the actions at the Monument do not represent our values.”

The Mayor’s statement implies the perp was already on leave. Bet mental health issues ahead.

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Four arrested on terror charges after Palestine Action RAF base break-in

Counter-terror police investigating an incident at RAF Brize Norton have arrested four people.

A woman, 29, of no fixed abode and two men, aged 36 and 24 from London, were arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism, contrary to Section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000.

Another woman, 41, of no fixed abode, was arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.


Palestine Action was just declared a terror group but I doubt the Brits will come down too hard on those arrested.

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‘Terrorist’ protest group Palestine Action clash with police as government tries to ban them

Palestine Action activists have clashed with police in ugly scenes during a mass protest in London as the Government moves to proscribe the group as a terrorist organisation.

Hundreds of protesters waving Palestinian flags and holding placards gathered at Trafalgar Square today as the group’s leaders called for an ’emergency mobilisation’ in response to the Government’s plans.

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Israel says it struck Tehran’s Evin prison and Fordo access routes

The Israeli military has struck Tehran’s notorious Evin prison and damaged parts of the facility, which holds many political detainees, Iran’s judiciary says.

The judiciary’s Mizan news agency reported that the situation on the ground was “under control” following the attack. CCTV footage showed an explosion at one of the prison’s gates, while state TV pictures showed first responders carrying a casualty and searching for survivors under a flattened building.

Israel’s defence minister said it was hitting “regime targets and agencies of government repression” across Tehran, including Evin.

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Palestine Action ban is a warning shot for domestic extremists

In the early hours of Friday, activists from the protest group Palestine Action infiltrated RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. Using electric scooters, they navigated the vast airbase under the noses of unsuspecting security personnel. Brize Norton is a critical part of Britain’s defence infrastructure: a military Heathrow, used for trooping flights, freight and refuelling. The activists, who uploaded video footage of their raid to social media, subsequently vandalised two Voyager air-to-air refuelling tankers, damaging them with crowbars and spraying paint into the engine’s turbofans using adapted fire extinguishers. They claimed, nebulously, that their intention was to disrupt British military support for Israel.

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