Netanyahu warns: ‘Hamas making big mistake, there will be further consequences’

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Israel’s decision to prevent all goods and supplies from entering the Gaza Strip today (Sunday) at the start of a government meeting, following Hamas’s rejection of the ceasefire extension proposed by US envoy Steve Witkoff.

Netanyahu noted that a security discussion was held last night with the participation of the Minister of Defense, the heads of the coalition factions, senior security officials, and the Israeli negotiating team, at the end of which it was decided to adopt the outline of President Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, for a temporary ceasefire during Ramadan and Passover. “We are fully coordinating with President Trump and his people,” he said.

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A vile equivalence

Jews who support the Palestinian death cult pose the greatest danger to the Jewish people

Noa Argamani, the Israeli hostage who was rescued from Gaza by the Israel Defence Forces last June, addressed the UN Security Council this week. She spoke about being abducted into a “world of torture and humiliation,” where she tried to comfort two small girls who had been dragged with her into the darkness of the Hamas tunnels and where she saw her fellow hostage, Itai Svirsky, brutally murdered.

Her boyfriend, Avinatan Or, who was dragged into the Gaza Strip with her, remains in captivity. Of the 63 remaining hostages, 36 are believed to be dead.

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What country would accept relocated Gazans?

Palestinian Arabs find themselves unwelcome throughout the world. Here is why.

When Donald Trump proposed to relocate over a million people from Gaza while it is rebuilt, many derided it as a combination of anti-Palestinian Arab racism and Islamophobia. Others thought it just too ridiculous to take seriously. But more people are coming around to his way of thinking. Liel Leibovitz now argues that, “we must embrace this proposal, because at its heart is the one true and inescapable sentiment: Israelis can no longer be expected to live in proximity to those who desire nothing more than their death.”

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New York governor orders removal of Palestinian studies job posting at Cuny

The New York governor, Kathy Hochul ordered the City University of New York (Cuny) to immediately remove a job posting advertising a Palestinian studies professor role at the state university system’s Hunter College.

In the job listing, Hunter College wrote that the institution is seeking “a historically grounded scholar who takes a critical lens to issues pertaining to Palestine including but not limited to: settler colonialism, genocide, human rights, apartheid, migration, climate and infrastructure devastation, health, race, gender, and sexuality”.

It added that Hunter College is open to a “diverse theoretical and methodical approaches” to teaching the class.

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“Antisemitism Emergency” in Europe—European Jewish Association Special Envoy Michael Freilich

Jewish communities in the EU face a “rising tide of antisemitism,” according to a report released in July 2024 by the European Union’s Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).

Even before Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack on Israel and the ensuing war against Hamas in Gaza, 96% of European Jews reported experiencing antisemitic incidents, the report found. 76% of those polled said they hide their identity “at least occasionally,” and 34% were reluctant to visit Jewish events or sites for safety reasons. About 4% of those surveyed said they had experienced physical attacks, twice as many as in the previous survey conducted in 2018.

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WARMINGTON: Not every day cops accuse someone of assault with a stuffed animal

You live by the stuffed animal, you die by the stuffed animal.

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The Trump Revolution in the Middle East Has Just Begun

February 4, 2025, the White House, Washington, DC. President Donald J. Trump is at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Trump says that Hamas must be eliminated, and that “the US will take over the Gaza Strip”, dismantle “all of the dangerous unexploded bombs”, “get rid of the destroyed buildings” and “create an economic development”. He adds that Gaza’s Arabs should go to other countries and “be able to live in comfort and peace”.

Netanyahu seems happy and moved. Trump, he says, is “the greatest friend Israel has ever had in the White House” and details every act Trump did to help Israel during his first term.

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BBC Gaza documentary cameraman appears to celebrate October 7 attacks

Uncovered tweets of Hatem Rawagh raise further questions about film accused of being propaganda for Hamas

A cameraman on the BBC’s controversial Gaza documentary appeared to celebrate the October 7 massacre, The Telegraph can reveal.

Hatem Rawagh, who was listed as an additional cameraman in the credits of the film, posted two tweets apparently praising the worst terror attack in Israel’s history.

In one of the posts on X he appeared to applaud the killing of an Israeli soldier, sharing a video of a gunman which he said should be watched “a million” times.

I don’t think there’s any doubt that the BBC did produce Hamas propaganda.

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The Child Murderers of Gaza

Muslim terrorists did not murder the children as collateral damage. Killing children is the point.

“O God, do not be silent; hold not Thy peace, and be not still,” the Chief Rabbi of Israel prayed the words of Psalm 83 over the bodies of two murdered children, their mother and an old man.

Hamas and PLO terrorists had mockingly paraded their coffins to the cheers and jeers of Muslim men, women and children occupying Gaza while upbeat music played, they had mixed up the bodies, locked the boxes and then attached keys that did not work. After inspecting the coffins for explosives, Israel had covered them with its blue and white flag and prayed over them.

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Why Won’t Cities Like New York Punish Anti-Semitic Rioters?

Seared into the minds of Jewish Americans are the innocent faces and bright red hair of the youngest Hamas hostages, Ariel and Kfir Bibas. The brothers, four and nine-months old, respectively, were kidnapped along with their mother, Shiri, by masked gunmen on October 7, 2023. Their father, Yarden, was also taken hostage but was released last week. Imagining Yarden’s anguish as he awaited news of his family’s fate only deepened the anxiety of millions who, like me, prayed for their safe return.


It’s a problem world wide.

Is it because the elites are afraid of the Muslims they imported?

Is the threat level so high the authorities have been ordered to treat the Mohammedans and their quisling allies with Kid gloves?

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Egyptian NHS doctor who ‘glorified’ Hamas spared deportation

An Egyptian NHS doctor who mocked Israeli festival-goers for fleeing Hamas gunmen on Oct 7 has won a legal challenge against deportation.

An immigration tribunal judge backed Dr Mennah Elwan, 34, in her claim that James Cleverly, the home secretary at the time, was wrong to cancel her leave to remain in the UK after ruling that her presence was “not conducive to the public good”.

It followed what Stephen Davies, an upper tribunal judge, said were three “shocking and inexcusable” posts on X in which he agreed with Mr Cleverly that Dr Elwan had supported, justified and glorified the terrorist violence by Hamas.

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