$1 million offered to LGBT groups to hold pride march in Gaza, PA

The head of a watchdog organization has offered a one million dollar reward to ‘Queers for Palestine’ or any LGBTQ organization that holds a pride march in Gaza or areas controlled by the Palestinian Authority.

New Tolerance Campaign (NTC) President Gregory T. Angelo, who is gay, said that the offer should serve as a “wake-up call” for LGBTQ organizations that side with the Hamas terrorist organization over Israel.

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Hezbollah devices explode across Lebanon for a 2nd Day

Hundreds of people were wounded on Wednesday as Lebanese media reported another round of explosions throughout the country at midday.

Three people had been killed, according to Lebanese state media.

According to Reuters, citing a Lebanese security official, those wounded sustain wounds primarily to the stomach and hands.

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How dangerous is the Islamist victory in Jordan’s elections?

Before last week’s elections, Jordan’s most popular political party, the Islamic Action Front, regularly organized protests against Israel’s military campaign in Gaza and recent incursions into the occupied West Bank.

During these, party supporters called out slogans like “we are all Hamas” and “Yahya Sinwar [who heads Hamas] is our leader.” Supporters of the Islamic Action Front, or IAF, also often demanded that Jordan scupper its long-running peace treaty with neighboring Israel, signed in 1994.

Perhaps, given the anger in Jordan about the civilian impact of Israel’s military campaign against the Hamas militant group in Gaza and the fact that around half of Jordan’s population has Palestinian roots, it should not have come as a surprise that the IAF did particularly well in Jordan’s parliamentary elections last week.

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Jew Hating In Canada – it’s a feature not a bug

I love how this guy advertises his intent. It’s a real shoutout to Canada’s PC scold’s and our elites.

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Nahal Oz lookout: ‘I saw training exercises, no one listened to us’

Amit Yerushalmi, who served in the IDF as a lookout at the Nahal Oz base near the Gaza border, spoke Tuesday to the civilian committee investigating the October 7 failures.

Yerushalmi completed her IDF service one month before the October 7 massacre.

“I saw training exercises,” she recounted. “It used to be an exercise once a month, twice a month. It turned into once a week and slowly, slowly, became several times a week, and even several times a day. I also saw a change in where the exercises were held. There were times that the training exercises were not held in the training area, which was also suspicious. I saw an increase in disruptions of order on the border.”

It seems people got complacent and stopped talking.

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But No Boycotts on Russia, China or Iran: The Staggering Hypocrisy of Starmer, Trudeau and Scholz

On September 2, the day that Hersh Goldberg-Polin — one of the six hostages recently murdered by Hamas — was buried, the UK government announced that it is imposing an “immediate” weapons embargo against Israel. The statement followed almost a year of relentless attacks on Israel, not only by Iran’s proxies — Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis — but by Iran itself, and probably several tons of unverified propaganda by Hamas that Israel is supposedly committing “war crimes.”

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Hundreds of Hezbollah Operatives’ Pagers Explode in Apparent Attack Across Lebanon

BEIRUT—Pagers carried by hundreds of Hezbollah operatives unexpectedly exploded Tuesday, leaving many of them injured in an unprecedented event that struck across Lebanon.

The affected pagers were from a new shipment that the group received in recent days, people familiar with the matter said. A Hezbollah official said hundreds of fighters had such devices, speculating that malware may have caused the devices to heat up and explode. The official said some people felt the pagers heat up and disposed of them before they burst.

h/t Yaacov

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Trudeau Liberals buying Hamas ‘lies’: author/soldier John Spencer

John Spencer, the world’s foremost expert on urban warfare, has choice words for the Trudeau government: “Do your homework.”

At a lecture at a Toronto synagogue late last week, he said that the federal Liberals, “believe lies” coming from Hamas, and “base their policies on them,” including withholding weapons from Israel needed to fight the terror group. (Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly announced on September 10 that Canada suspended about 30 permits for arms shipments.)

Trudeau is a low life. He cares about one thing when it comes to Israel and that’s Muslim votes. Whether Hamas tells the truth or not is irrelevant.

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Biden Admin Pushes Israel to Give Land to Hezbollah

The appeasement lobby only has one big idea when it comes to Islamic terrorists and any other enemies:

  1. Give them land.
  2. When the terrorists attack anyway, explain that it’s because they didn’t get enough land last time.
  3. Give them more land.
  4. When the terrorists attack anyway, explain that it’s because they didn’t get enough land last time.

Israel has been living through this particular “peace process” nightmare for a generation.

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The Houthi missile attack is Iran’s latest move

The Houthi missile attack on Israel on Sunday was an important move for the Iranian regime.

The attack was part of Iran’s overall war against Israel in the region, using its proxies, and not simply in a Houthi-centric context. The group claimed to use a “hypersonic” missile, a claim that dovetails with Iran’s claims of developing a hypersonic missile last year. This is very much part of the Iranian multi-front war plan against Israel, a war launched by Hamas on October 7, 2023.

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The Only Deal Hamas Wants: Israel’s Surrender

The Iran-backed Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has repeated its demand that Israel withdraw completely from the Gaza Strip in order to reach a ceasefire-hostage agreement with Israel. Hamas, in other words, is demanding that Israel lose the war so that the terrorist group can regroup, rearm and prepare for more attacks on Israel like the one it launched on October 7, 2023. In that assault, 1,200 Israelis were murdered, with many raped, tortured and burned alive. Another 240 Israelis were kidnapped to the Gaza Strip, where 101 are still being held as hostages, many of them already murdered (see here and here).

In a statement issued on September 12, Hamas said that its representatives informed Egyptian and Qatari mediators of their “positivity and flexibility to reach a ceasefire in Gaza, according to which the Israeli occupation army would withdraw from the entire territory of the Gaza Strip in a way that achieves the interests of the Palestinians and paves the way for a prisoner exchange deal.”

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The return of ISIS: How a Toronto case fits into the global resurgence of a terror group we thought had been defeated

In the isolation of an encrypted chat group, the alleged plan of a Toronto man might have passed for the dark fantasy of a deranged mind.

It called for military tactical gear, a few hundred rounds of ammunition, black Islamic headbands bought from an online store and “some good hunting (knives) so we can slit their throats,” according to an indictment filed in a U.S. court against 20-year-old Muhammad Shahzeb Khan.

And there was a sickening boast to boot.

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Usual Suspects sought for spitting at and assaulting Toronto cops

Toronto Police are trying to identify three suspects after officers were assaulted and spat on during a recent demonstration.

According to police, officers were at a demonstration early Wednesday evening in the Yonge St. and Front St. E. area where a group of protesters were gathered at an event outside Meridian Hall.

Police say the group tried to gain entry into the event and were removed by police.

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To Stop Hamas, Confront Qatar and Iran

It is almost unimaginable that in the 21st century, such horrors would still take place. The brutal acts of Hamas remind us of the darkest periods in history, such as the atrocities committed by Hitler’s Germany. Yet, the Iranian regime and its proxies — particularly terrorist groups like Hamas — continue to bring new levels of barbarity into the modern world.

The recent recovery of six executed Israeli hostages, including Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, from a tunnel in Rafah highlights the extent of this cruelty. These hostages, four of whom were scheduled to be released in a draft ceasefire deal, were murdered by Hamas before Israeli Defense Forces could reach them — a reminder of the inhumanity and savagery of Hamas, emboldened by their Iranian backers.

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$1M gift gone — Big donors desert UWindsor in wake of controversial deal with pro-Palestinian protesters

Large donors are abandoning the University of Windsor following its controversial deal with pro-Palestinian protesters — including business magnate and philanthropist Barry Zekelman, who withdrew a $1-million gift and future support.

The Star has learned that once-faithful donors have withdrawn pledges to help, or stopped donating to, various initiatives, ranging from addressing the housing crisis to renovating the university’s law school.

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