
Every morning in Gaza, schoolchildren stand in a line facing in the direction of Israel and recite these words: “Palestine is our country, our aim is to return. Death does not frighten us, Palestine is ours. We will never forget her. Another homeland we will never accept! Our Palestine, witness, O God and History: We promise to shed our blood for you!”
This isn’t some recent discovery of yet another instance of jihadist indoctrination in a United Nations Relief and Works Agency school revealed by the tireless Montrealer Hillel Neuer of UN Watch, or an anecdote in the Wall Street Journal’s bombshell report Tuesday to the effect that a dozen UNRWA employees had a hand in the Oct. 7 Hamas atrocities that have triggered the bloodiest episode in the Israel-Palestine conflict since the 1940s.








Those Best Picture nominees still in theaters did not get much of an Oscar bump in 2024. We’re a long way from the days when the imprimatur of an Academy Award nomination excited the public enough to spin 
