“Oct 7 2023”

Civilisation will never escape the descendants of Cain

We live in an apocalyptic moment, when something truly hideous, long hidden just beneath the surface of everyday life, is breaking forth from the ground. The torture, rape, massacre, and kidnapping of roughly 1,200 Israelis on October 7 was only the beginning of this revelation. In the West, Hamas’s butchery has unleashed eruptions of antisemitism and massive, increasingly violent displays of support for the terrorists. Like some mythical monster that periodically emerges from hibernation to slaughter far and wide, the rough beast, it seems, is just stretching its legs. And we are only beginning to take its measure.

Horrifying new footage captured during the Nova festival massacre shows Hamas terrorists shooting down two woman as they tried to flee.

The footage was captured from security cameras at Kibbutz Alumim, which is located just to the east of where the festival was held, according to the South First Responders Telegram channel.

It shows a group arriving in the Kibbutz after fleeing from the festival, thinking that they are safe from any further attacks, the South First Responders said.

Here's a supercut of the whole horrific sequence of events.
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— Aaron Poris (@a_poris) November 20, 2023

Compare the recent pro-Israel rallies with pro-Palestine marches in the US and the UK, and the differences are stark. The gatherings in defence of Israel have been fewer in number, less well-attended and have attracted a noticeably older crowd. The young, it seems, are more likely to demonstrate against Israel, even when that means marching alongside anti-Semites and supporters of Hamas.

Believe all women — except Israeli ones. That’s the irreconcilable message coming from some so-called progressive feminists in the wake of the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks on Israel.

Most recently, The University of Alberta Sexual Assault Centre, whose entire reason for existing is to believe and support women who’ve suffered from sexual violence, signed an entirely stupefying open letter steeped in antisemitism. “Jagmeet Singh repeated the unverified accusation that Palestinians were guilty of sexual violence,” it read.

Palestinians: ‘Extreme’ Support for Terrorist Group Hamas, Israel’s Destruction

One of the reasons why Palestinian leaders refuse to condemn Hamas’s October 7 massacre of Israelis is because they know that many Palestinians support the atrocities committed by the Iran-backed Palestinian terrorist group.

Unlike the Biden administration and many Europeans, these leaders, including Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, are fully aware of the widespread support among their people for any group whose goal is to murder Israelis and destroy Israel. The Palestinian leaders, in addition, are also aware that a majority of the Palestinians are opposed to the deluded Western fantasy of a “two-state solution.”

Antisemitism is raging in New York during the Hamas-Israel war while Islamophobia against Muslims also is on the rise, a new survey released Monday reveals.

About three-quarters of New York voters — 73% — said Jews in the state are experiencing a great deal or some antisemitism, while only 16% said there is not much or any at all, the Siena College poll found.

And of those who cited antisemitism as a problem, 75% said the hatred increased after Hamas invaded Israel on Oct. 7.

Since she was a child, Staff Sergeant Shaked had wanted to be a frontline soldier in the Israel Defence Forces. “It’s just something that spoke to me,” she said. “I wanted to serve in the army with a weapon.”

In most countries, little girls rarely dream of becoming combat soldiers. In Israel, where military service is compulsory for men and women and the armed services are part of the fabric of daily life, many do. At least for now.

The difference between the many recent pro-Palestinian rallies and Tuesday’s March for Israel in D.C. is night and day.

On Tuesday, one of the largest gatherings of American Jewry in U.S. history took place in Washington, D.C., where an estimated 290,000 people descended on the National Mall to stand in solidarity with Israel in its war against Hamas.

“Everything changed” in Israel on Oct. 7. Except it did not. Despite much talk of victory by the prime minister and survey research showing the public endorses a tough new approach, Israeli officialdom and its security establishment show signs of reverting to their old failed policies, even before the bodies have all been buried.

Those failed policies mean primarily one thing: wrongly assuming that enrichment – more work permits in Israel, a larger fishing zone, outside funding – gives Palestinian Arabs something to lose, taming them and making them less inclined to aggress.

In past conflicts, one side has successfully managed to push through propaganda that changes how civilians on the other side view military action. However, we have never before seen a situation in which the world’s media simply hand over to one of the combatants the entire responsibility for reporting on the war. That’s what’s happening across the West, though, including in America, as rising antisemitism is fueled by “news” reports direct from Hamas central.