British Jews suffer an ‘explosion in hatred’ amid hundreds of violent assaults in worst ever year with EVERY police force in the UK recording anti-Semitism

British Jews suffered an ‘explosion in hatred’ in the wake of the Hamas terror attack, shocking figures reveal today.

The number of anti-Semitic incidents jumped 147 per cent last year to record levels, with a massive surge in the wake of the Hamas atrocities on October 7, a report said.

The Community Security Trust, a charity, recorded 4,103 instances of anti-Semitism, up from 1,662 in 2022. It included 266 violent assaults on Jews, up 96 per cent year-on-year and the highest figure since the CST started gathering data 40 years ago.

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Tom Mulcair: Can Trudeau turn things around, or will he pack it in before the next election?

Justin Trudeau is looking, and sounding, less and less engaged as he struggles through his ninth year in power.

Uniformly brutal numbers from every leading polling company reflect a widespread view from voters: they’re just tired of Trudeau’s Liberals.

He is nearly 20% behind Poilievre with less and less runway available to lift off into a potential new campaign.

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Hunter Biden’s legal team still trying to claim ‘lap top from hell’ isn’t his

A delicious court filing this week in the case of United States vs. Biden in Delaware leaves Abbe Lowell, pricy lawyer to the president’s son, with egg all over his face.

It was written by Derek Hines, one of two new pit-bull prosecutors subbed in at the last minute to take over the Hunter Biden gun case in Delaware in the wake of explosive revelations by IRS whistleblowers that the investigation had been compromised by political favoritism and obstruction.

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Trudeau’s Canada ranks third on list of Western countries persecuting Christians

Canada is third on the list of Christian-persecuting Western nations under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s leadership.

According to a report published on January 31 by Family Research Council’s (FRC) Center for Religious Liberty, Canada ranks third among Western countries that persecute Christians for their faith.

h/t DS

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Israeli forces storm main hospital in southern Gaza hunting Hamas

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) early Thursday stormed Nasser Hospital, the main health facility in southern Gaza, in an operation against the Hamas militant group that raised fears of a humanitarian disaster.

“IDF forces are operating against the terrorist organization Hamas inside Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis,” Daniel Hagari, chief IDF spokesperson, posted on X. “The operation is based on intelligence information indicating a terrorist activity by Hamas at the hospital.”

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Canadian academics involved in joint research with Iranian counterparts on drone research

Canadian academics have been collaborating with Iranian universities on drone technology and other research that could benefit Tehran’s armed forces and that country’s allies.

Moscow’s war on Ukraine has led to unprecedented levels of Russian-Iranian co-operation in the military, economic and political spheres, according to the European Council on Foreign Relation think tank.

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Migrant Crime Turning Cities Into War Zones

Criminals posing as asylum seekers are turning American cities into war zones.

The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, feared for how it tortures its victims, is setting up business in New York City, police sources reveal.

Gang members recruit migrants from shelters and as they come off buses from Texas, putting then to work in retail theft rings or on mopeds, grabbing phones and handbags and roughing up pedestrians.

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SLOBODIAN: Multitudes incoming… got a spare bedroom?

Canadians first? That priority conflicts with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s immigration agenda impacting a country he didn’t help build but one he’ll continue to methodically debilitate until Canada is free of him.

The Liberals are ignoring opposition protests and sticking to dangerously high 2024 immigration quotas they set, as struggling Canadians increasingly worry about having a place to call home. And many don’t even have a home anymore.

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‘One shot, one kill’: How Ukraine-Russia war is changing warfare

In today’s world, the battlefield has become transparent, the warheads much more precise and the weapons very cheap.

With each passing day, the battlefield in Ukraine is becoming more and more like the trenches of World War I. Artillery rains on static front lines, troops live in squalid, sodden hovels and the mine-strewn landscape is cratered with shell holes.

Forward progress is measured in meters, and retaken villages become less consequential, quickly forgotten as the days pass.

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CSIS warns that the ‘anti-gender movement’ poses a threat of ‘extreme violence’

Canada’s intelligence agency is warning that extremists could “inspire and encourage” serious violence against the 2SLGBTQI+ community — a threat the Canadian Security Intelligence Service says almost certainly will continue over the coming year.

CSIS’s comments come as provincial policies on gender-affirming surgeries and pronoun preferences are being hotly debated across the country.

Sure Jan.

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Elderly couple told they had to sell home to house asylum seekers

Councils are compulsorily purchasing empty properties to meet a surge in the number of asylum seekers being granted leave to remain in the UK.

Council chiefs have complained they are not being given enough time to find alternative accommodation for successful asylum seekers because of the Home Office’s faster decision-making to clear huge backlogs of cases.

The policy has been highlighted by the plight of an elderly couple who were told they had to give up their home to asylum seekers because of a shortage of suitable accommodation.

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COVID protective equipment makers sue Ottawa for $5B in damages

Canadian manufacturers of masks and other equipment for protecting against COVID-19 are seeking more than $5 billion in damages from the federal government, saying Ottawa misled them about buying and helping sell their products.

In a statement of claim filed in Federal Court, the companies and their industry association allege the government made “negligent misrepresentations” that prompted them to invest in personal protection equipment innovations, manufacturing and production.

Some Liberals get greedy on the kickbacks?

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Mohammedan family jailed after poisoning bride in row over housework

A family who left a young bride in a vegetative state after she was poisoned with prescription pills and doused with a corrosive substance have been jailed for seven years.

The victim, Ambreen Fatima Sheikh, 39, originally from Pakistan, was “tricked or forced” into taking glimepiride — a drug used to treat type 2 diabetes — in July 2015 because she had “not lived up to expectations” following her arranged marriage to Asgar Sheikh.

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John Ivison: The moral preening of Steven Guilbeault grows as insufferable as bicycling in January

Progressive politicians hoping to triumph over right-leaning political adversaries can only succeed if they can do a better job of bridging their lofty goals with people’s day-to-day struggles.

Who said so? Justin Trudeau, that’s who. The prime minister told a roomful of progressives at a conference in Montreal last fall that politicians who don’t respond to issues affecting the daily lives of citizens are not going to connect with them.

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