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An overwhelming majority of Americans feel sympathy for the Israeli people in its war with Hamas, according to a new poll from CNN and SSRS.

The survey of 1,003 American adults found that 96 percent of Americans report feeling sympathy for the “Israeli people,” with 71 percent saying they feel “a lot” of support and 25 percent reporting feeling “some.”

The survey also found that 87 percent of respondents felt sympathy for the “Palestinian people,” with 41 percent reporting feeling “a lot” of support and 46 percent reporting feeling “some.”

The Jewicidal – Jewish pro-Palestinian protesters BLOCK White House entrances: Secret Service arrest demonstrators demanding Biden push Israel to a ceasefire and ‘stop genocide’ in Gaza

And now a word from that liar in Ottawa.

#BREAKING: Justin Trudeau lectures Canadians on the meaning of freedom, liberty & our core values and we need to stand united as forces try to divide us.

Does Trudeau have any self awareness? The level of gaslighting and hypocrisy from this 'man' is off the charts. pic.twitter.com/6ClxQsAcjW

— govt.exe is corrupt (@govt_corrupt) October 16, 2023

This is Joseph of @israel_advocacy commenting on Mohammed Hijab & Ali Dawah marching in London. Hijab orders the police inspector not to get his 'haram' dogs out because they will kill them.

They march to Speaker's Corner chanting, "we'll find some Jews, we want their blood.… pic.twitter.com/qd5RM4BvZ5

— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) October 16, 2023

Markham Public Library apologized on Monday for an employee email posted online that suggested it was going to take down Islamic Heritage Month displays.

According to images shared on social media of the email, Markham Public Library (MPL) was going to pull the displays due to the situation in the Middle East.

“The email is inaccurate,” Catherine Biss, CEO of the library, said in a statement. “Markham Public Library regrets this occurred and we apologize for any confusion or hurt this has caused the community.”

Over the last few years, I have engaged in continual dialogue with people across the spectrum of Islam, from Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who left her religious upbringing behind, through to moderates such as Mustafa Akyol and Hamza Yusuf, and even some of the more hardline commentators whose perspectives are popular among Muslim millennials in the UK.

I have done this because I believe that Jews, Christians and Muslims share more in common than what divides them, and because I know that since there is no such thing as a world without religion, we must do what is best with what we have been bequeathed.

In scenes eerily reminiscent of the dystopian film Children of Men, the ethnoreligious tinderbox that Europe has become was on full display over the weekend as massive numbers of pro-Palestinian demonstrators flooded the streets of its major cities. Protesters demanded a halt to Israel’s military operations in Gaza that came in reaction to the rampage last weekend by Islamist militant group Hamas.

Across the continent and beyond—in Germany, Sweden, Poland, the UK, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and elsewhere—tens of thousands of livid, and sometimes violent protesters occupied squares and streets, in some cases in defiance of bans on demonstrations.

Bodycam film of Hamas filth entering Kibbutz Kissufim.
Shoots the family dog dead before then torching the home.
Pure murderous and destructive evil.. pic.twitter.com/fgvh2mT988

— Versatile (@Versati51739827) October 9, 2023

WE ARE told that to learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticise. The British people now know who rules over them, and it is not the British people.

The appalling events last weekend when Hamas terrorists broke into Israel slaughtering any Jews they could find, infants and elderly, men and women, individuals and families, evoked revulsion across the world. Except in certain quarters.