Are Media Lies Setting The Stage For Another Benghazi-Style Attack On American Embassies?

Legacy media lies surrounding the bombing of a Gaza hospital are endangering Americans aboard, as Islamic demonstrators throughout the Middle East were reported outside several Middle Eastern U.S embassies on Tuesday evening.

After reports began surfacing Tuesday morning that a missile hit a Gaza-based hospital, regime-approved media wasted no time regurgitating baseless claims issued by Hamas — an Iranian-backed terror group — that Israeli forces fired the missile. Whether it was The New York Times or Associated Press — the latter of which once shared office space with Hamas in Gaza — the media narrative was set: Israel blew up a hospital filled with unarmed civilians, and Hamas’ word is not to be questioned.

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Former FTX executive says he was ‘embarrassed and ashamed’ of its excess

The jury at Sam Bankman-Fried’s fraud trial on Monday saw a photograph of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange founder with the singer Katy Perry and the actor Orlando Bloom at last year’s Super Bowl, as prosecutors sought to bolster their case that the failed crypto mogul squandered customer money on efforts to boost his stature.

Prosecutors displayed the image as Nishad Singh, FTX’s former director of engineering, testified about how the company spent hundreds of millions of dollars on celebrity partnerships and marketing in early 2022, months before the exchange declared bankruptcy amid a wave of customer withdrawals.

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Michael Higgins: Trudeau doesn’t have the moral authority to call for unity

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s speech in the House of Commons Monday, rightly extolling Canadian values in these angry times, would have sounded authentic if he hadn’t betrayed many of those virtues.

“Our diversity is our strength,” he told Parliament at one point, revisiting one of his favourite themes. The shared values of freedom and respect were Canadian core principles, he explained. He was right. He was also right to highlight them after Hamas’ brutal invasion of Israel and subsequent springing-up of unwelcome rallies that cheered for terrorist “resistance” across Canada.

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Will Israel invade Gaza? What could happen to the strip once it’s seized

Israeli officials say they are considering plans for the future government of Gaza after their tanks have invaded and carried out their stated plan of “eliminating Hamas” .

Other governments including Israel’s western allies are urging caution and some diplomats are warning it not to make the same mistake as the US-led alliances after the defeat of the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2001 and the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

In both of those conflicts, western armies, backed by fierce bombardment from the air, were relatively easily able to take territory. Governing it safely was another matter.

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Now that Hamas is getting pulverized several Liberal MPs call for Israel-Hamas ceasefire

OTTAWA — Some Liberal MPs are now suggesting they want an end to the hostilities between Israel and Hamas, with at least three calling for a ceasefire between the Jewish state and Hamas and another making an emotional plea to stop what he called the “butchery” in the Gaza Strip.

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Israeli TV station reveals new livestream footage claiming to be proof rocket fired from Gaza malfunctioned mid-air moments before devastating explosion at hospital that killed hundreds

An Israeli TV station has released new footage which it says appears to show rockets fired over a hospital in Gaza just moments before an explosion killed hundreds last night.

It comes after Israel’s military shared footage and analysis which they say shows they were not responsible for the horrifying blast at the Al-Ahli Hospital on Tuesday.

A video clip from a livestream, aired by Israel’s Channel 12 News, shows a salvo of rockets being launched before explosions rock an area claimed to be the medical centre.

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When naivety meets terror

How much longer can we offer candles and prayers?

On Monday evening a service of remembrance was held in Arras cathedral in northern France. The congregation was there to pay its respects to Dominique Bernard, the teacher who was murdered by an Islamist at his school last Friday, not far from the cathedral. The service was led by Bishop Olivier Leborgne. ‘We don’t have all the answers, but we believe that peace is our future,’ he told the congregation. As worshippers lit candles, the choir sang ‘Jesus, the Christ, the inner light, don’t let the darkness speak to me’.

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Defenseless Zone

New York State law makes it next to impossible for Jews and others legally to arm themselves for protection.

Last week, Inna Vernikov, a New York City councilwoman representing southern Brooklyn, was charged with criminal possession of a firearm. The story flared briefly, then faded amid graver breaking developments, but it’s worth retelling, because the story of Vernikov’s plight is the story of why Jews aren’t and cannot be safe in New York or any other major American city. It’s the story of bad laws happening to good people.

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Europe antisemitism: Berlin synagogue targeted as attacks rise

Berlin’s Jewish community has been shaken by two petrol bombs thrown at a synagogue amid a spike in antisemitic incidents in some European countries.

Police said two people threw “burning bottles filled with liquid” in what was described as attempted arson.

“We could feel the tensions more and more,” said director Anna Segal. She said the community had felt very threatened in recent days.

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Hamas: Genocidal Hatred and Jihad against All ‘Unbelievers’

On October 7, the terrorist group Hamas initiated deadly attacks against Israel.

Hamas terrorists invaded Israel, near the Gaza Strip. They murdered hundreds of civilians, took hostages (including children and the elderly), beheaded babies, burned people alive, shot children in front of their parents, shot parents in front of their children, and fired thousands rockets and missiles into a country smaller than New Jersey (roughly 22,000 km2). As of this writing, Hamas has killed more than 1,400 people in Israel since October 7; wounded more than 4,200 people, and abducted 199 hostages who were taken to unknown locations in Gaza. Hundreds remain missing.

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Hamas Hijacked Victims’ Social Media Accounts to Spread Terror

Shortly after Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, friends and relatives of Gali Shlezinger Idan, who lived in a kibbutz near the Gaza border, received frantic messages to check her Facebook page.

Hamas murders dog

What they found shocked them. Hamas members were using Ms. Idan’s Facebook account to livestream themselves holding her and her family hostage. During the 43-minute broadcast, gunmen forced Ms. Idan and her family to crouch on a tile floor as missiles and gunfire blasted their building.

“I couldn’t believe what I was seeing,” said Keren de Via, a friend of the Idan family who watched Ms. Idan’s children hug their parents and cry during the livestream. “How could we watch them terrorize the family like this? How could I watch this on Facebook?”

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Toronto eyes cheaper, long-term shelter model as hundreds turned away nightly

New $674.5M capital plan would increase shelter beds by 1,600 over next decade

Over half of Toronto’s shelter spaces for the unhoused aren’t financially sustainable, according to city civil servants proposing a new 10-year plan to replace them with city-owned facilities.

Staff are making the pitch in a capital plan aimed at fundamentally changing the way the city operates its shelters for people experiencing homelessness.

The city added thousands of shelter beds during the pandemic to create necessary space between people using the service, signing leases with hotels to provide the accommodations. But staff have long-warned that those leases are set to expire in late 2024 and are not financially viable in the long-term.

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