UN official: Oct. 7 victims were killed because of Israeli oppression, not antisemitism

United Nations Special Rapporteur on Palestinian Territories Francesca Albanese denied that the Hamas massacre of over 1,200 people in southern Israel on October 7 was antisemitic yesterday (Saturday) and blamed the State of Israel for the massacre of its citizens.

Albanese made the shocking statement in response to French President Emmanuel Macron, who called the October 7 attacks “the largest antisemitic massacre of our century.”

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Army to relax security checks for recruits in diversity drive

The British Army wants to relax security checks for recruits from overseas to boost diversity and inclusion, The Telegraph can reveal.

Britain’s armed forces have consistently failed to hit recruitment targets and are looking overseas to boost ethnic minority representation, which currently stands at 14 per cent of the regular army.

A document leaked to this paper, titled The British Army’s Race Action Plan, notes that the Army “struggles to attract talent from ethnic minority backgrounds into the officer corps”.

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Soldiers told to avoid Christian ‘elements’ in Acts of Remembrance

Guidance, seen by The Telegraph, is part of push across Armed Forces by MoD to encourage diversity and inclusion

The Army has told soldiers to avoid “religious elements” in Acts of Remembrance on Armistice Day, documents seen by The Telegraph reveal.

The Army’s “Policy, Guidance and Instructions on Inclusive Behaviours”, published in June 2022, states that “Acts of Remembrance, on Armistice Day and others, should be inclusive and seek to avoid being conducted as a wholly religious event”.

The guidance continues: “Acts of Remembrance should be agnostic of religious elements and separated from Remembrance Services. This may be achieved by holding a religious service after the Act of Remembrance.”


The many thousands of Brit soldiers who gave their lives in battle were for the most part Christian.

To deny the dead religious observance is deeply disrespectful of their sacrifice.

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IDF finds Hamas command tunnel under UNRWA Gaza HQ

New evidence of the cooperation between UNRWA and the Islamist terror organization Hamas came to light after the IDF discovered a tunnel shaft near a UNRWA school during its operations in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli military announced on Saturday.

The tunnel shaft, near the school, led to an underground shelter that served as a valuable asset for Hamas’s military intelligence wing, according to the IDF. The route connected to the tunnel also led to a path beneath UNRWA’s central headquarters in the Gaza Strip.

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Brown University students still not dead after eighth day of hunger strike over Israel-Gaza

A group of Brown University students have entered the eighth day of a hunger strike to pressure their school to divest from businesses they say benefit from Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories.

The 19 students began their protests on 2 February.

They said they will continue until Brown officials consider divesting.

It is likely the longest hunger strike in the US since the beginning of the ongoing Israel-Gaza war.

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NYC art professor who held machete to Post reporter’s throat burns American flag at July 4 pro-Palestinian rally: video

Disgraced, machete-wielding professor Shellyne Rodriguez burned an American flag at a pro-Palestinian rally in Brooklyn on the Fourth of July, a disturbing resurfaced video shows.

Rodriguez, 47, who was recently axed from Cooper Union for anti-Israel statements, is seen in the clip from 2021 tossing Old Glory into a heap of already-burning Israeli flags.

The crowd cheers louder as the stars and stripes ignite and chants, “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” a rallying cry that calls for the eradication of Israel.

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