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As France is burning, I keep thinking of what the UAE Foreign Minister said a few years ago 👇
He accurately predicted this.
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This Christian toddler is now an orphan. His mother was murdered by Muslims in Nigeria for the crime of being Christian.
Where are all the protesters?
Where are the “but the children” activists and podcasters? Why do the media and politicians remain silent?
Oh right… they can’t blame Jews so they don’t care.
Credit: @DidierNeza1 and Let My people Go
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Replying to @_Zaraquin
Hello, I am Palestinian. 🇵🇸 And since honesty is rare in my politics, allow me to confess a few things.
The UN offered me a state. Alongside Israel. Borders, independence, recognition. I said no. My leaders promised that the war would "drive the Jews into the sea." Instead, I lost everything, and they called it a catastrophe. Not because they didn't offer me a state, but because I rejected it.
1948–2025. Arab states could have integrated me, given me rights, passports, dignity. Instead, they locked me up in refugee camps for generations, so that I would remain a weapon against Israel. They built palaces for themselves and prisons for me. They used me as propaganda, not as people.
After another lost war, I could have built a state in the West Bank and Gaza. Instead, I insisted on "no peace, no recognition, no negotiations." Three no's. Fifty years later, I'm still stateless. Turns out rejection doesn't pay the rent.
Oslo, 1990s. Israel said, "Let's give it a try." It gave me autonomy. Guns for the police. Billions in aid. What did my leaders do? They stole the money, armed militias, and launched an intifada. Suicide bombings instead of schools. Rockets instead of factories.
Gaza, 2005. Israel left completely. No settlers, no soldiers. I had the chance to turn Gaza into a Mediterranean Singapore. I voted for Hamas. They turned it into Mogadishu by the sea. Billions in aid? Tunnels, rockets, and palaces for their leaders, while my people eat canned food in the dark.
Democracy? I haven't had elections in almost 20 years. Hamas kills dissidents in Gaza. Fatah imprisons them in the West Bank. My leaders cancel elections because they're too busy fighting for power.
Religion. Instead of building a future, I put clerics on television teaching children to hate Jews. I glorify "martyrs" who blow up buses. I raise my children on songs of blood and fire instead of books and science. I trade hope for holy war.
Arab world. Arab regimes call me "brother."
But ask them how many Palestinians can live freely in Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, or Kuwait. They exclude me, but they celebrate my death, because my death is their excuse.
Absurd. I keep saying I want to "build a state." And ironically, right next door is Israel: the neighbor that built a thriving democracy, a technological powerhouse, desert farms, dusty cities. No oil, no infinite wealth, just courage. I could have learned, copied, collaborated. Instead, I chose envy and rage.
Anti-Jewish obsession. I could have accepted Jews as neighbors. I could have said, "Two nations, two states." Instead, I repeat: "From the river to the sea." Instead of showcasing honor, hospitality, and the rich Arab culture, I displayed only the culture of the sword.Anger, extremism, and bloodshed. Instead of shouting salaam (peace) to the Israelis, I shouted death to the Jews. And then I feign surprise when the Israelis don't trust me, when they're angry, disappointed, and convinced that I don't want coexistence at all.
Accountability. I blame Israel for everything. Always. Do my leaders steal billions? Blame Israel. Does Hamas fire rockets from hospitals? Blame Israel. Do I glorify death more than life? Blame Israel. Accountability is not my strong suit.
I am Palestinian. I could have built a nation, many times over. I chose rejection, corruption, and endless war. I could have lived in peace with Israel, but I chose to live in the shadow of its destruction.
So yes, I am a victim. But all too often, I am a victim of my own leaders, my own choices, and my own refusal to let go of hatred. And that, dear reader, is the tragedy no one wants to admit.
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Lebanon was once a successful nation. It was the Switzerland of the Middle East, the university of the region, the hospital of the region, and the bank of the region.
It was the only place where freedom spoke Arabic.
In the 1960s, Israel’s Ministry of Tourism sent a group of experts to meet with an advertising agency in New York, and their goal was to make Tel Aviv look as beautiful as Beirut in order to attract tourists.
The prince of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, wrote in his biography that when he visited Beirut in the 1960s, he was fascinated by the city and told his father that his dream was to make Dubai one day like Beirut.
But all of that was destroyed when Muslims prioritized Islamic causes over Lebanese causes, invited Palestinian terrorists into Lebanon, and forced the Lebanese government to legitimize their right to bear arms and turn southern Lebanon into a launching pad against Israel.
With the aid of Lebanese traitors, leftists who hated prosperous, pro-Western Lebanon and wanted to destroy it, the Muslims, the leftists, and the Palestinians waged a war against the Christians that destroyed the country to this day.
The same story is happening again today in the West.
Muslims have imported the Islamic cause called Palestine and, with the help of traitors who have learned to hate their own countries, are turning the West into a launching pad against itself, using Palestine, which is the symbol of Islam, against Israel, which is the symbol of the West.
This Islamic cause, jihad, which was rebranded in the West as resistance to occupation and imperialism, is a weapon being used by the Left and its useful idiots as the rope that will eventually hang them first.
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In 1938, five years into Nazi rule, 32 countries met at Evian, France to decide what to do with the Jews of Germany. They talked for nine days. They ate, drank, laughed, and agreed the Jews faced mortal danger. Then they kept their doors closed.
By 1945, about 1.5 million Jewish children in Europe had been murdered. That’s 94% of those alive at the start of the war in 1939. There was no army, no reliable passport, and no Allied rescue that arrived in time.
Survivors came out of the camps to find neighbors living in their homes and uninterested in their return. In several places, that disinterest turned into violent pogroms. Jews survived Hitler’s madness only to be killed when they tried to return home.
Hundreds of thousands of Jewish survivors had no homes and were placed back behind wire as “displaced persons.” Their ancestral homeland, recognized by the League of Nations in 1922 as the site of a Jewish national home, remained under a British blockade that kept Jewish immigration to a trickle.
In 1947, the UN offered a truncated Jewish state next to an Arab state. The Jews accepted it, but the Arab Higher Committee refused. On the eve of the 1948 invasion, Azzam Pasha of the Arab League declared it would be “a war of extermination and momentous massacre.” The war killed about 1% of the Jewish population. The rest stayed and built a country that is now a technological leader, a regional power, and home to half the world’s Jews.
No conference of self-congratulating leaders gets to decide anymore whether Jews must stay and be slaughtered or leave and hope to be saved. Now, there is a Jewish state. Now, every Jew has a home.
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Another day in Gaza under Hamas’s rule of terror.
Hamas militias have kidnapped Palestinian activist Ahmed Hilles.
His family is urging all human rights organizations to demand his immediate release.
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El 5 de mayo de 1941, mientras los nazis despojaban a los judíos de sus propiedades en la Francia ocupada, Coco Chanel intentó aprovechar aquellas leyes para quedarse con una empresa cuyos propietarios eran judíos.
Era la compañía que fabricaba su famoso perfume Chanel N.º 5.
La diseñadora, cuyo nombre se convertiría en uno de los símbolos mundiales de la elegancia, mantenía por entonces relaciones con funcionarios de la ocupación alemana.
Años después, los archivos de inteligencia revelarían otra faceta de su vida: había figurado en los registros de espionaje alemán bajo el nombre en clave de «Westminster» y el número F-7124.
La historia se remontaba a 1924, cuando Chanel se había asociado con los hermanos Pierre y Paul Wertheimer, empresarios franceses de origen judío, para desarrollar y comercializar sus perfumes.
Ellos aportaron el capital y la estructura industrial. Chanel conservó el 10 % de la sociedad, un acuerdo que posteriormente consideró injusto debido al enorme éxito comercial de su fragancia.
Cuando Alemania ocupó París en junio de 1940, los Wertheimer huyeron a Estados Unidos para escapar de la persecución antijudía.
Antes de marcharse habían tomado una precaución decisiva: transferir sus participaciones empresariales a Félix Amiot, un industrial francés que podía protegerlas de las confiscaciones impuestas por los ocupantes.
Chanel desconocía inicialmente el alcance de aquella maniobra.
El 5 de mayo de 1941 presentó una petición a las autoridades encargadas de administrar los bienes judíos. Argumentó que Parfums Chanel todavía pertenecía a propietarios judíos y que estos habían abandonado legalmente sus intereses en Francia.
Su objetivo era hacerse con el control del negocio.
Pero la operación fracasó. La transferencia a Amiot había protegido las participaciones de los Wertheimer.
Mientras tanto, Chanel mantenía una vida privilegiada en el Hôtel Ritz de París, donde se alojaban importantes representantes de las fuerzas alemanas de ocupación.
Allí desarrolló una relación sentimental con Hans Günther von Dincklage, un alemán vinculado a los servicios de inteligencia de su país. La relación continuaría incluso después de terminada la guerra.
Los archivos franceses también documentaron los contactos de Chanel con la Abwehr, el servicio de inteligencia militar alemán.
En 1943 participó en una iniciativa secreta conocida como Operación Modellhut, concebida para aprovechar sus relaciones con la élite británica e intentar establecer contactos que permitieran negociar una paz separada entre Alemania y el Reino Unido.
La operación llevó a Chanel a Madrid, donde se esperaba que sus contactos ayudaran a hacer llegar una propuesta a Winston Churchill.
El intento fracasó.
Vera Bate Lombardi, una antigua amiga de Chanel que participó en aquel viaje, informó a representantes británicos de las conexiones alemanas de la misión.
Cuando París fue liberada en 1944, Chanel fue interrogada por sus relaciones con los ocupantes. Recuperó la libertad pocas horas después y nunca fue condenada por colaboración.
Posteriormente se trasladó a Suiza, donde permaneció durante varios años.
En 1954 regresó a París y reabrió su casa de alta costura. Su nombre recuperó prestigio internacional y volvió a ocupar un lugar destacado en la industria de la moda.
Murió en 1971, a los 87 años.
Los documentos sobre sus actividades durante la ocupación alemana fueron examinados por historiadores décadas después, especialmente a partir de la apertura de archivos de inteligencia.
Y hay un último detalle en la historia de aquel perfume que Chanel quiso recuperar aprovechando las leyes antijudías de 1941.
Los hermanos Wertheimer conservaron sus derechos empresariales después de la guerra. Sus descendientes, Alain y Gérard Wertheimer, terminaron controlando la totalidad de la casa Chanel.
La empresa que lleva el nombre de Coco Chanel pertenece todavía a la familia judía cuyo negocio ella intentó arrebatar durante la ocupación nazi.
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Aldous Huxley wrote, "The surest way to work up a crusade in favor of some good cause is to promise people they will have a chance of maltreating someone. To be able to destroy with good conscience, to be able to behave badly and call your bad behavior 'righteous indignation' -- this is the height of psychological luxury.”
How right he was!
Notice that all these people do is attack Israelis. They rejoice in abuse and profanity. They don't try to help anyone, they show no interest in the cultures involved, they ignore all other groups that violate their ostensible values. You'll never see them challenging a Turk or a Burmese. Hating Israel is their drug and their fandom. They can't get enough of it. It makes them feel so good!
Nothing else matters.
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Ik zat ooit in een meeting met een Palestijnse delegatie in het Kurhaus naast Abbas en de overleden hoofd onderhandelaar Saed Erekat. De vragen over de verdwenen tientallen miljoenen aan ontwikkelingshulp. werden met zoveel pathos en gefingeerde verontwaardiging van tafel geveegd dat ik opeens grote waardering kreeg voor het acteertalent van Peppi en Kokki. Het was komisch ware het niet zo triest. Jaren later zag ik in Ramallah, tussen de bouwvallige rotzooi die je krijgt als je niet investeert in publieke ruimtes, het monsterlijk presidentieel paleis van Mahmoud Abbas. Zoek de villa's en je vindt de kleptocraten rond Abbas. Corruptie, clientilisme en nepotisme zijn een kankergezwel voor een samenleving, en in de Palestijnse gebieden lag dit open en bloot op straat.
Ik vroeg onze Palestijnse gids waarom de bevolking deze overduidelijke corruptie en diefstal van de grootste naoorlogse stroom aan ontwikkelingshulp pikt? Waarom sleept de bevolking hem niet de straat op en maakt er met pek en veren een eind aan? Haar antwoord? " Hij wordt meer gehaat dan Israel, maar hij is een broeder arabier en dan doe je dat niet". "Liever 100 jaar corruptie en tirannie dan 1 dag fitna", luidt een beroemde Hadith. Dat is de politieke cultuur. Het verklaart alles van Hoessein en Assad tot Abbas en Hamas. Het is een tribale versie op de goddelijke bevelstheorie Dat verklaart ook waarom eerlijke verkiezingen een winst voor Hamas zouden betekenen. Een derde, liberale, weg is er niet omdat deze cultuur niet de voedingsbodem biedt voor zo'n alternatief. De voortdurende ellende van de Palestijnen is niet exclusief, maar wel primair een product van de onderliggende Arabische politieke cultuur. Wie wil weten hoe dat voor Europa gaat uitpakken kan kijken naar de gemeentes in het VK waar tribale politiek het over neemt waar de demografie dat toestaat. De grootste fout die wij maken is veronderstellen dat elke cultuur net zo liberaal, democratisch open en tolerant wil zijn als de onze; dat onze waarden worden gedeeld. Dat is een fundamenteel foute aanname. Lees Ibn Khaldun's Muqaddimmah over het Arabisch begrip Assabiyah en de noodzaak van een dominante, militair religieuze ordening om de de bedoeinen geest in bedwang te houden. Kijk naar hoe leiders in die samenlevingen orde handhaven. Kijk naar hoe de Islam orde oplegt en handhaaft. Dat zijn de bronnen die er toe doen, niet het door Linda, Roos en Jessica opgestelde partijprogramma van PRO of D66.
BREAKING:
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas announces that he’s postponing the parliamentary elections which were to take place on November 28th 2026 to September 11 2027.
They were to be first parliamentary elections since Hamas won the elections in 2006.
90-year-old Mahmoud Abbas was elected president in 2005 and hasn’t held any presidential elections since.
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During the Second Intifada, a period during which over 1000 Jews were killed by Palestinian terrorists, Israel increased security measures. Around the same time, the UN did an inquiry into why Palestinian men were beating their wives. And do you know what the UN concluded? That it’s Israel’s fault. How? Well. Since Israel added extra security on the Palestinian terrorists who were killing the Jews, the security measures stressed out the men and they took it out on their wives. Yes, that’s an actual UN conclusion.
The woman, who Trump rightly described as known for nothing other than hating Jews, is the person who affirmed this conclusion that it’s the Jews’ fault that Arab men beat their wives. Her job was to look out for Palestinian women’s interests and this is the help she gave them. And she is this year’s recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
And no, she achieved zero peace and made zero progress towards peace. Her only contribution to the world is raw Jew hatred.
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Mia Schem was a Drake fan. She listened to his music, admired him and even received clothing from his brand. Then she heard him say: “Pray for Gaza.”
For Mia, those words landed very differently.
Mia was shot and kidnapped from the Nova festival on October 7 and dragged into Gaza, where she spent 55 days in Hamas captivity. She says the wife of the man holding her sometimes fed her only once every two or three days, while his children would taunt her with food and then refuse to give it to her.
“They treated me like an animal in a cage.”
Mia says she initially believed that perhaps the women and children around her would show some humanity. Instead, she says she saw hatred being taught from childhood: “They teach the children from the beginning to hate, to become terrorists and to glorify death.”
Her friend Elia Toledano was kidnapped from Nova as well. He never came home alive.
So when Mia heard Drake’s message, she says she was shocked. And she had something to say to celebrities who speak so confidently about a reality they have never lived: “People don’t understand anything. They follow what other people say, like sheep.”
“I was kidnapped from my country and taken to Gaza. I know how they treated me there.”
That is the part Drake and every celebrity turning Gaza into a slogan should hear.
Mia does not know Gaza from TikTok, hashtags or celebrity activism. She knows it because she was dragged there wounded, held hostage, starved and tormented.
Before preaching to the world about Gaza, listen to the woman who was actually taken there against her will.
Her testimony matters more than any celebrity slogan.
Credit : Ynet
Photo credit : Dana Kopel
Gabriel retweeted
Henri Kagan, judío francés de 95 años, sobreviviente del Holocausto, es galardonado con el premio Nobel de Química.
Mientras tanto Francia trata de apaciguar a los Mohammed para que no les quemen absolutamente todo, mientras Israel advierte a la comunidad judía francesa que abandonen Francia, ya no es un lugar seguro para los judíos.
Francia sabrá lo que hace. Supongo.
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La masacre del 7 de octubre alcanzó niveles de crueldad jamás vistos. La complacencia en la tortura y el asesinato, la falta total de remordimiento y el orgullo por cometer actos criminales definen una cultura basada en la destrucción y la muerte. No olvidamos. No perdonamos.
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Imagine if, on the anniversary of Hiroshima, Americans marched past Japanese communities waving American flags and denouncing Japan. Or if Britain chose the anniversary of Dresden to stage victory marches through London. We don’t. Those dates are treated with sensitivity because whatever your view of the wider war, the anniversary of mass civilian death is not the day to celebrate.
Yet on 7 October — the anniversary of the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust — demonstrators have deliberately chosen to march through London for the Palestinian cause.
They do it, simply, because they are utterly repugnant human beings































