Behind Pro-Hamas ‘Student’ Walkouts Lurk Manipulative Adults

According to the corporate media, hundreds of high schoolers are taking it upon themselves to walk out of school to protest Israel’s right to defend itself. In New York, San Francisco, Philadelphia, and more, the nation’s budding humanitarians are banding together with the hope of ushering in a new era of peace, the stories say. As is the case with so many stories surrounding Palestinian terrorism and Israel’s response, the prevailing narrative is wrong.

These walkouts are not the result of well-meaning teenagers choosing to take a stand. These protests are being conceived of and then planned and executed by radical left-wing groups using children as political props.

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Shove diversity up your arse …

Save room for multiculturalism.

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Germany: Teens allegedly planned Christmas market attack

German Teens

Two German teenagers are accused of plotting a terror attack on a Christmas market in the western German city of Leverkusen, German prosecutors said on Thursday.

The suspects, a 15-year-old boy in North Rhine-Westphalia and a 16-year-old boy in the eastern state of Brandenburg, were arrested earlier on Wednesday.

Prosecutors alleged that two teenagers planned to leave Germany after the attack to join an offshoot of the so-called “Islamic State” group in Afghanistan.

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Pro-Palestinian protesters, one carrying swastika, swarm Midtown in bid to derail Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters swarmed the streets surrounding Rockefeller Center Wednesday, clashing with NYPD cops and chanting “river to the sea,” long seen as an antisemetic slogan, in an effort to derail the annual tree lighting in support of Gaza.

Waving Palestinian flags and signs calling for the “end to genocide,” the ralliers gathered along Sixth Avenue alongside hordes of tourists waiting in line to see the iconic ceremony.

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Local social justice warrior shocked Hamas crocodile will not keep promise to eat him last

Why a social justice warrior is defending himself against antisemitism and the ‘left I’ve been aligned with for decades’

He is a paragon of equity activism, a social justice warrior long before the concept was conceived, and a self-described raging lefty.

For those whose memories extend back to the 1970s and ’80s, when Toronto had not yet awakened to societal injustices, Dr. Philip Berger was a hero: Among the first to operate an AIDS clinic, to provide clean syringes for intravenous drug users, to press for methadone treatment for addicts, to champion the poor and marginalized, to condemn police brutality, to oppose extra-billing by doctors. For all that advocacy and much more, Berger was invested with the Order of Canada.

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Hamas Wants UN To Condemn Wilders for ‘Violating International Law’

Dutch populist firebrand Geert Wilders, fresh after winning the Dutch national elections last week, is facing backlash from the terrorist group Hamas, along with several Arab states, for suggesting that Palestinians should be relocated to Jordan as a means to solve the ongoing conflict between the Palestinians and Israel.

Hamas has called on the international community as well as the United Nations to condemn Wilders for breaking international law, seven weeks after the group murdered around 1,200 Israelis in a surprise terror attack.

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Why Aren’t Women’s Groups Condemning Hamas?

‘We have come so far in believing survivors of rape and assault in so many situations,” wrote the former Meta executive and founder of LeanIn.org, Sheryl Sandberg, in a recent CNN op-ed. And yet, Western organizations supposedly devoted to women’s issues have spent the weeks since the 10/7 massacre of Israeli civilians — a slaughter that featured the methodical rape, abuse, and torture of Hamas’s female victims — laying low. In conflicts elsewhere around the globe, Sandberg observed, evidence that rape has been used as a weapon of warfare “evoked a loud response from global women’s organizations.” But similar crimes committed by Hamas have not.

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Swedish PM rebukes far-right leader who said mosques should be flattened

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has condemned far-right Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson for saying mosques should be demolished, calling the statement “disrespectful.”

“In Sweden, we don’t tear down places of worship,” Kristersson said on Monday, Swedish outlet SVT reported.

Åkesson came under fire on Saturday for saying that Sweden should ban the establishment of new mosques, while suggesting it should also demolish existing ones in the country.

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Murder of French teenager in anti-White attack could be society’s ‘tipping point’

The murder of a 16-year-old boy could prove a “tipping point for French society” Emmanuel Macron’s government warned as civilians were told not to take the law into their own hands.

The stark words from spokesman Olivier Véran came as officials called for calm after armed “paramilitary” activists marched in a suburb where suspects arrested over the killing are thought to live.

The teenager, named only as Thomas, was killed on November 19 at a village dance party in Crépol, south of Lyon. He was stabbed during a brawl that is believed to have broken out when a group of youths, said to be from a nearby housing estate, tried to gatecrash the event. Nine people were wounded, four of them seriously.

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Jewish community centre in C.D.N.-N.D.G. targeted by firebomb

The Montreal police arson squad will launch an investigation after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at a Jewish community centre on Décarie Blvd. near Vézina St. early Monday.

Police said they were informed of the incident at 1 a.m. and damage to the building was minor. There were no reported injuries.

CAHN spokesperson Bernie Farber said the perpetrator was likely one of the 17,000 white supremacist groups operating in Canada.

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PBS Doc ‘A Town In Victoria’ Blames Mosque Arson by Latino on ‘White Supremacy,’ GOP

The latest PBS Independent Lens film program, “A Town Called Victoria,” was a three-hour report on the January 2017 firebombing of the Victoria Islamic Center mosque in the small town of Victoria, Texas. Predictably, there was a deeper left-wing political message within this documentary, part of the “Exploring Hate” series by NYC-based public television station WNET.

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