Hijacking October 7: Hamas supporters turn the massacre of Israelis into a day for ‘martyrs’ and the Nakba
Three years ago, Hamas terrorists broke through the Gaza border fence and murdered some 1,200 people. From Berkeley to Berlin, activist groups have scheduled October 7 events. They share one vocabulary: “martyrs,” “resistance,” and the “Flood,” Hamas’s name for the invasion.
67 Minutes to Blame the Jews: CAM Exposes Rapid Spread of Antisemitic Conspiracies After FlyDubai Attack
It took just 67 minutes for the attempted hijacking of yesterday’s Israel-bound FlyDubai flight to become an accusation against Israel and Jews, according to new research from CAM, exposing how quickly a terrifying aviation emergency was exploited to spread antisemitic conspiracy theories.
Ben Gvir on the Temple Mount: “We are the masters of the house”
Three years after Hamas launched its massacre under the banner of the “Al-Aqsa Flood,” Israel’s National Security Minister stood on the Temple Mount on Monday, in the middle of the Feast of Tabernacles, and turned the terrorists’ slogan back on them.
Stabbed captain opened cockpit door on Flydubai flight; questions surround Omani co-pilot
“Despite being stabbed and seriously injured, he fought back, resisted, opened the cockpit door, and enabled passengers and crew to overpower the attacker — preventing a catastrophic mid-air disaster,” Netanyahu wrote on X.
Biden’s hostage negotiator admits U.S. pressure on Israel hardened Hamas, stalled hostage deal
Brett McGurk, the man President Biden chose to bring home the hostages Hamas dragged into Gaza on October 7, now admits that American pressure on Israel hardened Hamas and made the hostages harder to free.
Majdal Shams buried 12 children. Now the Dutch call it an illegal settlement.
The Netherlands’ new ban on goods from Judea, Samaria, eastern Jerusalem and the Golan Heights has branded the Druze town of Majdal Shams, where a Hezbollah rocket killed 12 children on a soccer field in 2024, an illegal Israeli settlement.
Blood in the cockpit: Israel-bound flight lands in Saudi Arabia
Ninety minutes out of Dubai, the cockpit of a flydubai jet carrying 174 passengers to Tel Aviv erupted into violence. The Boeing 737 sent a hijacking alert, Israeli fighter jets scrambled, and the plane turned back and landed in Saudi Arabia.
Keeping kosher pays: Israeli restaurants cash in as Christians embrace biblical eating
Non-Jews account for close to 80% of kosher food sales in the United States, and a growing number of Christians are adopting the dietary laws of Leviticus as a way of “eating biblically,” a practice with roots stretching back to Noah’s ark.
Francesca Albanese: The United Nations’ Axis Sally
Francesca Albanese is Hamas’s de facto spokesperson at the United Nations. Call her Hamas Franny, the UN’s answer to Axis Sally.
“100% confirmed”: Noah’s Ark hunters declare victory before the lab results come in
The Bible records the Ark’s dimensions down to the cubit and the exact day it came to rest, yet says nothing about what became of it. Why would the Bible leave the fate of history’s most famous vessel untold?