Dearborn Mayor Allows Street Named After Terrorist Sympathizer
The truth is simple: it appears that in parts of America, it is now acceptable to honor men who have defended designated terrorist organizations.
Up-Close Killers, Then and Now
What kind of human being is capable of walking up to another person—an innocent, defenseless, unarmed civilian—and, at close range, shooting him or her?
The Islamic Association of Genocide Scholars?
This isn’t scholarship. It’s a selective outrage machine. Israel is slandered, while actual victims of Islamist violence are ignored.
Israel’s defiant push in Gaza, rising antisemitism in the UK, and Palestinian state talks in London
Israel ramps up its military efforts in Gaza, with Katz warning of a devastating strike on Hamas. Meanwhile, antisemitism in the UK surges, especially among younger people, while Palestinian Authority leader Abbas seeks support for a ceasefire and state recognition in London.
Houthis target Israel, Smotrich pushes sovereignty, and Gaza faces mass evacuation
The Houthis have launched missile attacks on Israel, while Israeli Minister Bezalel Smotrich warns the PA against provocation and pushes for full sovereignty over Judea and Samaria. Meanwhile, Gaza City is witnessing a mass evacuation as Palestinians flee.
Israel Eliminates Hamas Spokesman, U.S. Tightens PA Visa Rules, and Netanyahu Launches Gaza City Offensive
Israel confirmed the killing of Hamas spokesman in Gaza, dealing a blow to the group’s leadership. The U.S. imposed visa bans on holders of Palestinian Authority travel documents, while Netanyahu announced the IDF’s Gaza City offensive to defeat Hamas and free hostages.
GHF spokesman: Doctors Without Borders Refused to Treat Workers Wounded by Hamas
“They were not allowed to enter… They were left to die outside the entrance.”
“Palestine” Invades the U.K.
A recent chance encounter in London’s Heathrow Airport offered a troubling glimpse of the extent to which anti-Israel hate is penetrating youth culture in the United Kingdom.
Terror-Linked Aid Drivers Arrested, Expanded Housing Greenlit, and Oct. 7 Film Pulled from Festival
Israeli authorities have arrested Palestinian aid-truck drivers tied to terror groups, while Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich approved thousands of housing units in the “disputed E1” area. At the same time, the Toronto International Film Festival dropped a documentary on the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.
Israel Faces Ceasefire Setback, Showcases Samaria Resilience, as Montreal Jews Confront Violent Antisemitism
Israel faces mounting challenges—from the collapse of ceasefire talks after France’s pledge to recognize a Palestinian state, to a powerful show of agricultural determination as ranchers drove 100 cattle across Samaria. Meanwhile, in Montreal, a violent attack on a Jewish man has stirred outrage.