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| | Extremist bigot [[Tucker Carlson]] claimed Britain had no reason to enter World War II and said the idea that Hitler randomly invaded Poland was false. He emphasized [[Hitler]]'s repeated statements that he did not want war with Britain. | | Extremist bigot [[Tucker Carlson]] claimed Britain had no reason to enter World War II and said the idea that Hitler randomly invaded Poland was false. He emphasized [[Hitler]]'s repeated statements that he did not want war with Britain. |
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| | [[TMZ]] founder Harvey Levin explained that Robert Kraft opposed Macklemore’s antisemitic history, not expressions of support for (Arab) "Palestinians". Kraft has been involved in combating hate and supporting the Anti-Defamation League, and he took a stand against antisemitism. | | [[TMZ]] founder Harvey Levin explained that Robert Kraft opposed Macklemore’s antisemitic history, not expressions of support for (Arab) "Palestinians". Kraft has been involved in combating hate and supporting the Anti-Defamation League, and he took a stand against antisemitism. |
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| | + | The [[Gaza GenoLIE]] Tracker posts reminds that accusations of genocide against Israel are false and that reactions to the October 7 attacks reveal a double standard toward Jewish victims. They highlight the deaths of the Idan family’s parents, the abduction of their younger daughter, and the murder of Adi Vital-Kaplun in front of her children. They accuse Hamas supporters of spreading anti-Israel propaganda and portray Israelis as victims of antisemitism rather than perpetrators of genocide. |
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| | + | Three years after Oct. 7, the Idan family releases the chilling call Michael, 9, and Amalia, 6, made to police after their parents were murdered in Kfar Aza. Their younger sister, Avigail, was abducted to Gaza.' |
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| | Jewish leaders condemned New York City Comptroller [[Mamdani]]'s fan Brad Lander's decision to end the city’s investments in Israel Bonds, calling the move indefensible. | | Jewish leaders condemned New York City Comptroller [[Mamdani]]'s fan Brad Lander's decision to end the city’s investments in Israel Bonds, calling the move indefensible. |
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| | + | Knesset speaker rejects genolie charges in speech to European parliamentary leaders. He accused world leaders of spreading falsehoods for political gain. He displayed a book containing the word “Jew” six million times to commemorate Holocaust victims, calling the Holocaust an example of real genocide. He characterized the Gaza war as a struggle between extremism and the forces of freedom and democracy, urging European parliamentary leaders to support Israel. His speech received applause. Israel maintains that it takes steps to protect civilians and accuses Hamas of operating within civilian infrastructure. |
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| | + | [[Muslim]] charities in [[Judea and Samaria]] exposed as terror [[Hamas]] fronts. |
| | + | Israeli forces raided two charity organizations in Ramallah and Yatta and arrested five operatives connected to Hamas and the [[Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine]]. Security officials identified the organizations as financial and operational arms of the groups operating under the guise of civilian charities. Some employees participated in the 2019 attack that killed 17-year-old Rina Shnerb. |
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| | + | Man arrested after entering a New York synagogue shouting “Allahu Akbar”. |
| | + | Shear Nobles, 48, was arrested after police found him attempting to evade a subway fare. He had entered Shuva Israel, a Midtown Manhattan synagogue, during an evening service in July 2025, recorded without authorization, and shouted “Allahu Akbar.” He fled the synagogue and remained at large for more than a year. He had no connection to the congregation. |
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| | + | More on Islamicized UK Green Party with its demonizing Zionism. |
| | + | Literally anything can be [[Islamophobic]] in Green la-la land. |
| | + | The article criticizes the [[Green Party]] of England and Wales for guidance that classifies various forms of criticism of Islam as Islamophobic. Examples include criticizing the Quran’s teachings, speaking against Islam’s treatment of women, and pointing out that Muslim-majority countries do not permit same-sex marriage or adoption by same-sex couples. The article rejects the explanation that colonialism accounts for anti-LGBTQ laws in those countries and portrays the guidance as restricting legitimate criticism of religion. |
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| | Gadi Eisenkot pledged to destroy Hamas within 18 months of becoming prime minister. | | Gadi Eisenkot pledged to destroy Hamas within 18 months of becoming prime minister. |
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| | + | [[China]] and [[Pakistan]] conducted military exercises at high altitudes using weapons supplied by Beijing. |
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| | + | [[France]] riots expose radical left-Islamist alliance. |
| | + | The article links riots in France to cooperation between radical left-wing and Islamist groups. It presents the unrest as deepening France’s political crisis ahead of the 2027 presidential election. |
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| | + | Islamo socialist bigot [[Hasan Piker]] slammed for bashing Jewish voters moving away from Democrats. He blames Israel. |
| | + | Critics said Piker’s explanation invoked the antisemitic dual-loyalty stereotype and ignored other reasons Jewish voters might leave the party, including concerns about antisemitism and public safety. Republican Jewish Coalition communications director Sam Markstein accused Piker of trivializing antisemitism. Jewish commentators and Democratic lawmakers also condemned his remarks, particularly his suggestion that Jewish Americans’ public support for Israel could provoke violence against them. Piker has faced further criticism for saying that America deserved the September 11 attacks. |
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| | + | Majority of New York Jewish voters view [[Mamdani]] unfavorably. |
| | + | A September Siena poll found that 64% of Jewish voters in New York State viewed Zohran Mamdani unfavorably, while 33% viewed him favorably. [It's safe to assume that the results included mostly left wingers. Which means it didn't even include conservative Jews, as conservatives, as a whole, mostly ignore survey questions (Watters, 10/15/26)]. |
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| | + | Is it "Islamophobic" to connect Islamists and El-Sayed? |
| | + | The article states that concerns about Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s connections to the Muslim Brotherhood should not be dismissed as Islamophobia. It points to his mother’s involvement in the organization, his father-in-law’s leadership and donations to the Islamic Society of North America, and campaign donations from people connected to organizations associated with Hamas fundraising. It also highlights El-Sayed’s refusal to condemn Pijer's hateful rhetoric, his comparisons between Israel and Hamas, his attacks on pro-Israel advocacy, and his handling of a Temple attack. |
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| | + | The article asserts that El-Sayed’s political positions and associations warrant scrutiny regardless of whether he personally belonged to the Muslim Brotherhood. It criticizes Democratic politicians and liberal media outlets for dismissing the issue and argues that labeling scrutiny of Islamist organizations as Islamophobia shields [[antisemitism]] and threatens Jewish and American security. |
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| | + | University of [[Pittsburgh]] antisemitism report omitted Jewish students’ perspectives. |
| | + | The University of Pittsburgh faced criticism after an internal working group published a report on campus antisemitism without including or apparently soliciting the perspectives of the university’s approximately 1,400 Jewish students or other members of the campus [[Jewish]] community outside the working group. |
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| | Israeli Druze leader endorsed Benjamin [[Netanyahu]] ahead of the elections. | | Israeli Druze leader endorsed Benjamin [[Netanyahu]] ahead of the elections. |
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| | + | Kid Rock warns voters about Abdul El-Sayed. |
| | + | [[Kid Rock]] warned voters against trusting Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, that an apparently assimilated public image does not establish loyalty to the United States. He compared El-Sayed’s appearance to that of the Fort Hood shooter and the [[September 11]] hijackers, as he criticized his statements about America, and warned that his political ideology could gain influence in government. The remarks came amid scrutiny of El-Sayed’s family’s [[Muslim Brotherhood]] connections, which he has denied. |
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| | + | [[Abdul El-Sayed]] equated Hamas with the Israeli military in a synagogue speech. |
| | + | A recording from 2018 shows Abdul El-Sayed telling Jewish voters at a Detroit synagogue that he would condemn Hamas and Israeli military human rights abuses in the same way. The remarks have renewed scrutiny of his views on Israel as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate. El-Sayed has faced criticism from Jewish Democrats and other politicians for his anti-Israel positions, his refusal to say whether Israel has a right to exist as a Jewish state, and his associations with Hasan Piker. He kind of "apologized" for his rationalized response to 'Temple Israel' full of toddlers Hezbollah inspired attack in Michigan, saying he should have issued an unequivocal condemnation. He also faced criticism for his statements about the October 7 attacks and for campaign messaging that singled out Israel’s prime minister without mentioning Hamas. |
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| | + | Socialist radical [[Troy Jackson]] discloses campaign donations from billionaires. |
| | + | Troy Jackson disclosed campaign contributions from billionaires two days after saying that billionaires were not funding his campaign. One of the donors was Joshua Bekenstein, co-chairman of Bain Capital and a member of the Boston Billionaires Club. |
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| | + | Hamas commander involved in [[Oct 7 War|October 7]] eliminated by the IDF. |
| | + | The Israeli military killed Mohammed Abd al-Halaq Halla, who headed a weapons production unit, in northern Gaza. A separate strike killed a Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative in Khan Yunis in connection with ceasefire violations. |
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| | + | [[Javier Milei]] ally says Britain has been colonized by ((Islam]]. |
| | + | Santiago Caputo, a senior adviser to Argentine President Javier Milei, argued that Argentina should regain control of the [[Falkland Islands]]. He linked his position to claims that [[Britain]] was being colonized by Islam, referencing newly elected[[ Labour]] MP Sagal Abdi-Wali taking her parliamentary oath with her hand on the [[Quran]]. |
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| | + | [[CNN]] discusses possible successors to Trump in the [[MAGA]] movement. |
| | + | CNN correspondent Donie O’Sullivan said [[Marco Rubio]] was more frequently favored than [[JD Vance]] as a potential successor to Donald Trump among the people he interviewed about the future of the MAGA movement. |
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| | + | Russia-Iran relationship draws attention amid U.S. sanctions controversy |
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| | + | Los Angeles man planned an attack on a Jewish preschool. |
| | + | Federal agents arrested Steven Carlos Duenas, 51, of the Los Angeles area, after finding materials intended for making a Molotov cocktail. Prosecutors said he had planned a mass-casualty incident at a Jewish preschool. His social media posts praised the Houthis and expressed support for burning synagogues. |
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| | + | Western leaders back a two-state solution, but do Palestinians want one? |
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| | + | The article reminds that the goal of a two-state solution conflicts with calls to replace Israel with a Palestinian state throughout the territory between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. In fact, Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, and influential "Palestinian" voices reject territorial compromise, while Palestinian education reinforces hostility toward Israel and Jews. It criticizes Western governments, the United Nations, and Arab states for continuing to support a two-state solution despite this opposition. |
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| | + | The article attributes the persistence of the policy to leaders’ desire to appear moral and reasonable. Ideological indoctrination and the rejection of Israel prevent peaceful coexistence, making the two-state solution unworkable and prolonging the conflict. |
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| | + | Israeli opposition seeks to prevent [[Trump]] from endorsing [[Netanyahu]]. |
| | + | Israeli opposition figures are working behind the scenes to stop Donald Trump from endorsing Benjamin Netanyahu before Israel’s next election. They fear that Trump’s support could influence the political contest and the formation of the next government. |
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| | + | Predictions of Gaza’s death toll were wrong, and no one is held accountable. |
| | + | The article reminds that predictions of mass death, famine, and disease in Gaza repeatedly exceeded the outcomes reflected in available mortality figures. It cites Gaza’s 2025 mortality report, which recorded 24,650 deaths, including 17,286 attributed to military operations, 1,584 accidental deaths, and 5,780 other deaths. An independent analysis found that the nonviolent death toll was broadly consistent with prewar levels. The report also recorded 50,227 births. |
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| | + | It recalls earlier warnings about imminent mass deaths among infants, an epidemic, and famine. It notes that a United Nations warning by Fletcher about 14,000 babies dying within 48 hours was later clarified to refer to projected cases of severe acute malnutrition, not deaths. It also cites a projected worst-case scenario of 85,750 excess deaths that did not materialize and an initial famine projection that was later rejected by an international review committee. In short: the figures did not support predictions of mass mortality on the scale forecast. |
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| | + | The article compares the Gaza figures with famine mortality in Somalia and highlights discrepancies between famine thresholds and the number of malnutrition deaths recorded by Gaza’s Health Ministry. It also recounts earlier debunked casualty figures from Jenin [2002], [[Operation Cast Lead]] [2014], and the explosion at Al-Ahli hospital. In each case, initial reports overstated deaths or misidentified responsibility, while later corrections received less attention. |
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| | + | The article accuses international organizations, media outlets, and political activists of circulating catastrophic predictions about Israel before the evidence could be assessed. These predictions generate pressure for sanctions and arms restrictions, while failures to meet the forecasts rarely lead to accountability or formal corrections. |
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| | + | Jewish shepherd rammed by racist Palestinian Arab. |
| | + | A [[Jewish]] shepherd was injured in Samaria after a Palestinian Arab swerved into him with a vehicle, sending him flying through the air. |
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| | + | [[Egypt]] seeks mandate to defend [[Saudi Arabia]]. |
| | + | Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is seeking parliamentary authorization to defend Saudi Arabia amid regional security concerns. |
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| | + | [[Antisemitic]] campaign targets Azerbaijan’s president over hijab restrictions. |
| | + | Online cartoons by Muslim biguts portray [[Azerbaijan]]i President Ilham Aliyev as an enemy of Islam and a servant of Israel following protests over school hijab restrictions. Turkish, Iranian, and Russian actors are suspected of involvement, but responsibility for the campaign has not been established. |
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| | + | [[Ukraine]] has run out of Patriot air-defense interceptors as Russian attacks intensify. |
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| | + | Lawmakers accuse Trump of surrendering to [[Putin]] after sanctions waiver. |
| | + | Republican and Democratic lawmakers criticized Donald Trump for waiving sanctions on Russia, describing the decision as a surrender to Vladimir Putin. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the pause as Russian forces attacked power plants. |
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| | + | Mohamed [[Abdul El-Sayed]] held high-dollar fundraisers hosted by Debbie Almontaser, an Islamic school principal who resigned after defending “intifada” as a T-shirt slogan, and Huwaida Arraf, a Gaza flotilla activist who has called [[Thanksgiving]] a national day of mourning. |
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| | + | Islamo-socialist [[Mamdani]] criticized for skipping Polish-American heritage events. |
| | + | New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced criticism from Polish-American leaders for missing the Pulaski Day Parade and proposing to replace a traditional Polish Heritage celebration at Gracie Mansion with a broader Eastern European event. Critics, (accuse him of anti-white racism) also pointed to his absence from German-American and Israel Day parades, as well as the Columbus Day celebration. They accused him of selectively honoring ethnic communities, although he attended events celebrating Pakistani, Sikh, West Indian, African American, Irish, and Greek communities. |
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| | + | Flydubai pilot recounts cockpit attack. |
| | + | A Flydubai pilot recounted an attack in the cockpit during which the plane was diving. |
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| | + | [[Marco Rubio]] tells [[Lebanon]] not to return explosives to [[Hezbollah]]. |
| | + | U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Lebanon’s president that returning explosives seized by Lebanese authorities to Hezbollah was not an option. Lebanese authorities had intercepted half a ton of explosives destined for the organization. |
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| | + | Emergency declared in Shoham after suspected border crossing. |
| | + | Israeli authorities activated an emergency protocol after surveillance cameras detected illegal Arabs crossing a fence into Israeli territory near Shoham. Security forces apprehended seven individuals. |
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| | + | Israel plans war-crimes trials for October 7 attackers. |
| | + | The Israeli government plans to vote on allocating resources to prosecute Hamas members who carried out the October 7 massacre. The proposal includes establishing a dedicated military administration and appointing judges to a military court in Jerusalem. |
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