Hamas terrorists hint at heavy price for Israeli hostages with four chilling words to relatives

Hamas terrorists have hinted at a heavy price for hostages in direct phone calls with relatives.

The militants have answered the phones of some of their victims, telling the relatives simply: “Kidnap. Gaza. Gilad Shalit.”

Gilad Shalit is a former Israeli soldier who was kidnapped in 2006 and later exchanged for 1,027 Palestinian prisoners.

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Canada’s electronic spy agency facing a staffing crisis

The Communications Security Establishment (CSE), one of the federal agencies tasked with countering foreign interference, is experiencing a “major staffing crisis,” a former CSE spy told Radio-Canada/CBC.

The CSE intercepts and decodes communications of foreign targets that seek to harm Canada. It is also responsible for protecting the federal government’s computer network and advising critical infrastructure operators, such as banks and hospitals, on how to protect themselves against cyberattacks.

No one wants to work for the rights abusing Trudeau regime.

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War crimes inquiry research sheds fresh light on Canadian screening, policies

New facts emerge from decades-old war crimes study

OTTAWA – When an individual suspected of taking part in the Second World War murder of Jews in western Ukraine applied for admission to Canada in 1951, immigration officials did not follow up with potential witnesses who might have provided crucial details.

In another case, a Slovak leader hoping to unite émigrés under his leadership was allowed to visit Canada repeatedly in the 1950s and ’60s, despite a record of war crimes.

In 1962, the RCMP learned that a Soviet trial of concentration camp guards in what is now called Belarus had named two people living in Canada as active participants in the execution of civilians during the war.

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Iranian-Backed Militia Threatens to Strike U.S. Targets as American Carrier Arrives in Mediterranean

The head of a prominent Iranian-backed militia in Iraq threatened to attack U.S. military bases should America intervene in the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel, just hours after the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Gerald R. Ford arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean on Tuesday to deter Israel’s hostile neighbors from widening the conflict.

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Australia’s night of infamy

Awakening to news on my X feed of 40 babies being beheaded by Hamas animals at a kibbutz in southern Israel was beyond shocking.

It deepens my sense of shame as an Australian that supporters of this were allowed to chant ‘gas the Jews, f**k the Jews’ on the steps of the Opera House on Monday night.

Forty babies. Beheaded. Allahu Akbar.

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Did Hamas just jump the shark?

Just as the latest invasion began in Israel, swarms of the usual suspects began protesting in front of Israeli consulates in various American cities. Some of the anti-Israeli demonstrators were themselves Jewish…being committed leftists first and Jews second. They were of particular interest to the mainstream news media. Then news of horrific atrocities being carried out by the Hamas militants began to surface.

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On Israel, why should I love my enemy?

Hamas have plumbed the depths of evil

“Love your enemies,” a holy Jew said, a long time ago. But I am not sure I am quite ready for that. Not today at least. I am neither Jewish nor Israeli, but my wife is both, as are my two small boys. They all have Israeli citizenship. And explaining to my little ones what is happening over in their other home has felt so important, and yet completely impossible.

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“Decolonization is not a metaphor”

The leftists have decided to tell us precisely who they are. It is important that we listen.

On the Saturday morning of October 7th, the Hamas terrorists currently in control of the Gaza Strip launched operation “Al-Aqsa Storm,” breaking through the border into Israel with hundreds of gunmen on trucks, motorcycles, and paragliders, accompanied by thousands of rockets fired into the country. An orgy of murder and abduction followed, with terrorists taking over Israeli communities and slaughtering civilians. The invasion is the largest in scale since the 1948 War of Independence, and at time of writing, there have been close to 1,000 casualties confirmed, over 2,000 wounded, more than 100 (and counting) taken hostage, and over 5,000 rockets fired into Israel.

The scenes that are now unfolding—reaching unprecedented millions due to social media, where many of the terrorists are posting visual evidence of their crimes—are gut-wrenching.

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Hamas Hell – Will Hamas’ sheer savagery awaken the West to the reality of Islam?

Last Sunday, throughout the Western world, supporters of Hamas – and, presumably, of its Iranian masters – gathered by the hundreds and thousands to celebrate Saturday’s genocidal attacks on citizens of Israel. In Salt Lake City, members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation danced. In Montreal, protestors shouted “Down, down, Israel! Free, free Palestine!” In New York, the Democratic Socialists of America (whose members include Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib) chanted “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free!” and a bearded preacher screamed “This is the correct religion….We will not stop until it enters every home!”

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BLM Chicago goes on posting rampage as it doubles down on its support of Palestine after issuing a sarcastic apology

BLM Chicago has gone on a posting rampage as it doubles down on its support for Palestine – even though the group issued a sarcastic apology and deleted its offensive post using an image of a paraglider with a Palestinian flag.

They removed the original post – which is similar to the Hamas terrorists who paraglided into an Israeli music festival to viciously murder 260 innocent attendees.

Their half-hearted, sarcastic apology on Wednesday read: ‘Yesterday we sent out msgs [messages] that we aren’t proud of.

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Nato ‘will not abandon Ukraine during Israel-Hamas war’, Zelensky told

Nato has sought to assure President Zelensky that the escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will not deflect from the western military alliance’s support of Ukraine.

On his first visit to Nato headquarters in Brussels since Russia launched its invasion last year, the Ukrainian leader warned that Russia was planning a new wave of attacks on his country’s energy infrastructure.

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The BBC and Black Lives Matter have exposed the virtue-signalling class’s moral depravity

Anyone who cannot see that Hamas committed an act of genocide has lost all sense of right and wrong

For once, I’m not blaming the politicians. Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Suella Braverman, even Emmanuel Macron and Joe Biden: all have behaved impeccably these past few days. It’s the footballers, the pop stars, the middle-class virtue-signallers, the knee-takers and emoji posters, the HR activists, the academics, charity workers and “human rights” advocates who are missing in action, days after the worst anti-Semitic massacre in 78 years.

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Canada’s Trudeau, far behind in polls, remains the Liberals’ best chance

OTTAWA, Oct 11 (Reuters) – Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has had a tough year at home and on the global stage, pushing his support as low as it has ever been, but his backers still see him as the Liberal Party’s best chance to secure a historic fourth term in the next election.

Trudeau, 51, has defied low polling numbers before, to win three elections, starting in 2015. A federal election is not due until October 2025, a decade after he first took power. Right now, most opinion polls show Trudeau significantly trailing his newest rival, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.

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