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Mali faces mounting pressure from al-Qaida-linked militants as the U.S.-designated terrorist group tightens its grip on supply routes leading to the capital, Bamako, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The United States this week urged its citizens to leave Mali immediately due to “persistent infrastructure challenges,” including disruptions in fuel supplies, closure of schools and universities nationwide, and ongoing armed conflict between the Malian government and terrorist elements near Bamako — all of which have heightened the city’s instability.

The travel advisory level for Mali is Level 4, or “Do Not Travel.”

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I reported earlier this week on Dearborn, a suburb of Detroit that now has a majority Muslim population. Coincidentally, Dearborn is in the news today: the FBI mounted a terror bust in Dearborn and arrested five people, some of them minors, who were working on behalf of the Islamic State. The mischievous youngsters were allegedly planning a special surprise for the kuffar on Halloween, which they evidently referred to as “Pumpkin Day”.

WXYZ (Detroit Channel 7) and the Detroit Free Press are two useful local news sources on the story.

Quillette.

Qatar has weaponised “mediation”: it has bankrolled Islamist power, posed as the indispensable broker, and sat on the leverage it had over Hamas from the start. For nearly two years, it has blamed Israel instead. Only when pressure escalated into strikes on Qatari soil—and the US sweetened the deal with guarantees and alternative investments—did Doha finally shift.

A week after the massacre of 7 October 2023, I sat with a cohort of young Jewish professionals in Washington, DC, under the auspices of the Israel Policy Forum. The air was thick with grief and confusion, and no one quite knew how to name what had happened yet. “This is a moment for humility,” said Aaron David Miller. At which point, I asked the same question I asked in every room I entered: “What are we doing about Qatar?”

The question was met with blank stares and raised eyebrows. One congressional staffer looked at me sideways, as if I was pushing a conspiracy theory. Only Hussein Ibish, senior scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute, seemed to understand. He nodded and explained: Qatar might hold the keys to resolution, but it has compromised the United States, because it built the largest US military base in the Middle East and handed the Pentagon the keys for free.

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“Living as a Christian here in Nigeria is … living ready that at any time you will be killed,” Zongo told The Daily Signal during a video call from his small community in central Nigeria.

Like thousands of other Christians in Nigeria, Zongo and his wife have lost loved ones at the hands of Islamic terrorist groups that have gained significant power in the African nation over the past 15 years.

In October 2021, Zongo’s cousin Reuben was shot and killed by Muslim Fulani militants. The Fulani are a predominantly Muslim ethnic group living in Nigeria’s North West and North East states. Earlier this year, Zongo’s wife lost eight family members during an attack on a local village.

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Youth violence in North Rhine-Westphalia has increased significantly, according to a study by the University of Cologne and the State Criminal Police Office. Interior Minister Herbert Reul presented the findings showing that children are increasingly involved in crimes.

The study surveyed about 3,800 students across 27 schools in Gelsenkirchen, Marl, and Herten. Researchers found rising violence, disrespect, and younger perpetrators. Social media and pandemic-related domestic violence are cited as contributing factors.

But while German children’s crime rates decreased by 17% between 2013 and 2024, offenses among migrant children in the studied cities rose sharply. Girls under 14 are also committing more crimes, with their offenses increasing by nearly 150%.

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(Why don’t they just call it Swabia? That’s what it was historically.)

The number of Islamist crimes in Baden-Württemberg has more than tripled between 2020 and 2024, according to state government data obtained from a parliamentary inquiry by Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) representative Sandro Scheer.

In 2020, 39 crimes classified as “Islamism/Fundamentalism” were recorded in the state, rising to 105 in 2024.

The increase was particularly sharp in 2023 and 2024. Incidents involving the threat of serious crimes—including murder, manslaughter, sexual coercion, and rape—rose from three in 2020 to 35 last year. Property damage also increased, with 16 cases in 2023 compared to only four in 2021. Two homicides and three assaults were reported in 2024, marking some of the highest numbers in five years.

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On March 5th, 2025, an Iraqi man sexually harassed a 22-year-old woman in Dresden, and the next day he allegedly grabbed a 17-year-old girl’s buttocks, demanding that she go with him. When the minor resisted, the man fled. Shortly thereafter, he started harassing a 10-year-old girl, who started screaming for help, causing the man to flee again. After this latter incident, the police successfully apprehended and arrested him. At the police station, the man continued his rampage by verbally abusing the interpreter and then threatening to kill her.

23-year-old Ismail A. was first granted asylum in Sweden upon his arrival in Europe. He then traveled to Germany and submitted another application there. According to the Dublin Regulation, the country where the application was first submitted is responsible for assessing the asylum application. Accordingly, the police sent him back to Sweden for the second time. After being deported to Sweden in June, 2025 he returned a month later.

Ismail had already come to the attention of the Federal Police in 2024 for resisting ticket inspections, sexual harassment, public indecency, defamation, and obtaining services by deception. When he returned to Germany in the summer of 2025, the Dresden public prosecutor’s office issued an involuntary commitment order against him. He was therefore temporarily placed in a psychiatric hospital, where he was diagnosed with psychosis and schizophrenia. Although this was most likely caused by drug use, he cannot be held criminally responsible.

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The German government has disclosed that a total of 135,668 crimes have been committed by Syrian suspects between 2015 and 2024, amounting to one every 39 minutes over the past 10 years.

The figures, released by the Federal Ministry of the Interior in response to a parliamentary inquiry from the AfD, have reignited the party’s demands for tougher migration controls and deportations.

The data, obtained by Freilich magazine, also shows large numbers of victims of crimes committed by suspects from other countries of origin, including 82,960 linked to Afghanistan, 69,946 to Iraq, 39,918 to Morocco, and 32,383 to Algeria. Altogether, more than 460,000 crimes were recorded in the 10-year period involving suspects from the 10 main countries of origin: Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Morocco, Algeria, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia, and Eritrea.

In respect to Afghan suspects, that’s one crime every 63 minutes; for Iraqis, one every 75 minutes; for Moroccans, one every 132 minutes; and for Algerians, one every 162 minutes.

The click-bait headline, and the pseudo-analysis that follows, demonstrates the degeneration that has afflicted modern ‘journalism’ for decades. *sigh*

Nevertheless, the actual underlying data point out a situation that is serious and getting more so.

This what happens when you let a lot of Turd World barbarians into your country. The fact that they are mostly Muslims (the world’s most intolerant–and intolerable–religion) only makes it worse.

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An Afghan man who entered the UK illegally has been charged with murder and two counts of attempted murder after a brutal triple stabbing in west London.

The defendant, 22-year-old Safi Dawood, arrived in the UK five years ago by truck and, according to the Home Office, was granted asylum and indefinite leave to remain in 2022. This morning at Westminster Magistrates Court, he sat between two security guards, his head bowed between his legs, refusing to confirm his name or greet the judge.

He is accused of fatally stabbing 49-year-old council worker Wayne Broadhurst and causing permanent injuries to 45-year-old Shahzad Farrukh, his landlord. The court heard that Farrukh suffered life-changing injuries and is expected to remain in hospital for some time. He is also charged with the attempted murder of a 14-year-old boy, who has since been discharged from hospital.

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Carl Benjamin (“Sargon of Akkad”) gives us a report (with video) on the Muslim problem in Britain.

The contempt that Muslims show toward The Usual Proglodyte Suspects is especially significant.

The Telegraph (UK)

A Channel migrant has been jailed for at least 25 years for murdering a bank customer shortly after his asylum application was rejected.

Haybe Cabdiraxmaan Nur, a Somali national who paid €400 (£350) to travel to Britain last year, attacked Gurvinder Singh Johal, 37, with a kitchen knife at a branch of Lloyds Bank in Derby.

The 47-year-old had called the charity Migrant Help less than two hours before the killing, which happened at about 2.30pm on May 6, saying he was “going to kill 500 people”, Derby Crown Court heard.

He later suggested he was going to target “doctors, police or people working at the Home Office”.

Nur had claimed asylum in October last year but his application was rejected by the Home Office because he had arrived “voluntarily”, a decision he later appealed against.

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Asylum seekers are presumably safe once upon their arrival in Greece. Yet thousands upon thousands are continuing their journeys to Germany anyway.

New data—revealed as part of a response to a parliamentary question from the Green Party—show that well over 100,000 migrants with protection status recognised in Greece have reapplied for asylum in Germany.

Of these, around 45,000 came from Afghanistan, 36,000 from Syria and 12,000 from Iraq. Somalia, Iran, and Sudan are also listed as countries of origin, while the nationality of around 5,000 individuals remains unknown.

But Greece is poor, and Germany is rich. Follow the money.

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An ISIS fanatic allegedly plotted to murder Jews in Manchester, England, boasting to an undercover agent about “poisoning their children” and “executing” them, a British court heard this week.

Walid Saadaoui, 37, a Tunisian-born former restaurateur, allegedly planned a summer 2024 massacre targeting Jewish schools, synagogues, and restaurants across the northern English city.

Prosecutors said his goal was simple: to kill “as many Jews as possible.”

Newsbusters.

As Election Day approaches, the New York Times has passionately defended New York City’s socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, changing the subject to accusations of “Islamophobia” when one of his opponents (either former Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo, or Republican Curtis Sliwa) dares to bring up Mamdani’s history of hostility toward Israel and abject failure to condemn the terrorist group Hamas, and his membership in the Democratic Socialists of America, an anti-Semitic organization.

They’re openly campaigning for the socialist. Late on Tuesday morning, Times reporters Matthew Haag and Dana Rubinstein posted “Attacking Mamdani’s Muslim faith, Cuomo has played to voters’ fears”.

Often the Mamdani cheerleading appeared high in the headline deck, as in Emma Fitzsimmons’ report on Sunday: “Vance Criticizes Mamdani’s Comments About Islamophobia After 9/11 — Zohran Mamdani said the vice president’s attack on social media was one in a series of “cheap jokes about Islamophobia.” Opponents “pounced”!

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Welcome to the Turd World. Be careful not to step in the Diversity.

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As the European Union debates new measures and sanctions in response to conflicts abroad—particularly in the Middle East—a quieter, unresolved question lingers much closer to home. For more than half a century, the Republic of Cyprus, a full member of the European Union, has lived divided. The northern part of the island has remained under Turkish military control since 1974, when Turkey invaded following a coup supported by the Greek junta. That invasion resulted in the continuing occupation of the northern part of the Republic of Cyprus, a situation that has endured for fifty years on European soil.

In recent months, several voices within Europe have called for sanctions against Israel over its military operations in Gaza, citing international law and humanitarian concerns. Whether one supports those calls or not, the debate itself demonstrates the Union’s readiness to contemplate punitive action against a third country for what it deems violations of international law. Yet when the same logic would apply to Turkey’s occupation of Cyprus, a fellow EU member state, the political will to act evaporates.

Since 1974, the island of Cyprus has remained partitioned. Tens of thousands of Turkish troops are still stationed in the north, and a self-declared ‘Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus’ persists without international recognition. Successive rounds of United Nations–sponsored negotiations have failed to deliver reunification. The result is a de facto occupation that has lasted longer than the Cold War itself on European territory, under UN supervision, and within a Union that prides itself on upholding law and justice.

Yet this reality rarely features in European debates about international law or foreign policy.

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A young “German” is on trial in Lower Bavaria for attempting to murder his 3-year-old daughter with rat poison in order to avoid paying child support for her. The misguided youth accused of the crime was born in Afghanistan, and later made his way to Europe to enrich Germany with his vibrant diversity.

The catechism taught to Westerners about third-world immigrants asserts that the new arrivals may wear outlandish costumes and observe quaint customs, but underneath they are just like us. Stories like this one should put paid to such notions once and for all: they are fundamentally different from native Europeans and people of European descent.

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A heavily Jewish suburb of Chicago has condemned antisemitism after an investigation confirmed reports that a group of Jewish children were attacked with pellet guns and subjected to antisemitic rhetoric in a public park earlier this month.

The incident took place on Oct. 7, the first day of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot and the second anniversary of the Hamas attack on Israel, in Shawnee Park, which is located blocks from a number of the town’s Orthodox synagogues.

It occurred when five children between the ages of 8 and 13, were approached by another group of children who asked if they were Jewish, according to the Chicago Jewish Alliance, an advocacy group that has taken an aggressive stance against antisemitism in Chicagoland.

When the children replied that they were Jewish, the group of roughly 20 assailants, who were between the ages of 12 and 14, then allegedly shouted “f—k Israel” and “you are baby killers so we are going to kill you” at the children and shot gel gun pellets from a recreational gun at them, according to a Facebook post by Daniel and Robyn Burgher Ackerman, the parents of a 13-year-old girl who was among the victims.

Times News (UK).

An asylum seeker has been convicted of murdering the hotel worker Rhiannon Skye Whyte in Walsall last year.

Deng Chol Majek, from Sudan, stabbed Whyte 23 times with a screwdriver in a “vicious and frenzied” attack on a deserted railway station platform last October.

Majek was convicted by a unanimous jury after what was described during his trial as a “laughable” defence in the face of overwhelming CCTV evidence.

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Five Syrian men have been arrested in connection with the alleged gang rape of a teenage girl, the Aachen public prosecutor’s office confirmed.

The victim’s ex-boyfriend reportedly convinced her to meet him but once she got into his car, three other men joined and together with two additional perpetrators allegedly raped the girl in an apartment. The ex-boyfriend is said not to have been involved.

Police, including a special task force, carried out a raid after the victim reported the crime. Officers confiscated a Taser and a pistol, which the suspects allegedly used to threaten the victim. Four men were arrested immediately, while the fifth suspect later surrendered. An investigating judge has remanded all five in custody.

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A government report has revealed that nearly three-quarters of all people convicted under Denmark’s “gang section” are immigrants or descendants from non-Western countries.

And just which were those countries, hmmmm?

The figures, released by the Ministry of Justice in response to a parliamentary question from Conservative MP Mai Mercado, show that between 2018 and 2025, a total of 213 people were convicted under Section 81a of the Criminal Code — a clause allowing courts to double sentences if an offense is likely to provoke gang violence.

The response, seen by Remix News, presents data compiled by Statistics Denmark and the Attorney General, showing that 54 convicts were of Danish origin, 36 were immigrants from non-Western countries, and 117 were descendants of non-Western immigrants. That means 72 percent of all convictions under the gang clause involved individuals with non-Western roots.

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Researcher Lars Højsgaard Andersen of the Rockwool Foundation said that several countries — including Iraq, Turkey, Somalia, and Lebanon — stand out in the statistics, suggesting that cultural attitudes toward law and authority may play some role.

Uh, those are all MUSLIM countries. That MIGHT have something to do with it.

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New York City’s 2025 mayoral race has thrust Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist and New York State Assembly member, into the spotlight as the Democratic nominee. His candidacy, while historic as potentially the first Muslim and Indian-American mayor, raises serious concerns due to his (1) adherence to the Shi’a Twelver sect, (2) support of Hamas jihadist terrorists and its parent group, the Muslim Brotherhood, (3) rabid antisemitism, and (4) devastating economic implications of his socialist policies. Mamdani’s candidacy is a natural result of decades of failed NYC policies toward Islamists and jihadists, which have almost turned the city into a Muslim Brotherhood sanctuary. Mamdani’s candidacy is a symptom of a larger Islamist problem in NYC.

While many American Muslims in New York City are patriotic and capable of great leadership, Mamdani’s religious and ideological stances demand scrutiny. Mamdani wants to rule New York City, but who rules Mamdani?

Daily Record (UK)

Mohammed Umar Khan, 15, took a hunting knife to All Saints Catholic High School, in Sheffield, and knifed Harvey, who was also 15, in the heart in front of horrified children and teachers.

Quillette.

Netanel Flamer’s The Hamas Intelligence War against Israel is an extraordinary book: a dispassionate and factual history of Hamas’s intelligence-gathering activities during its first 34 years of existence, based on primary sources. As far as I know, there isn’t another study like it about this group or any other comparable violent non-state actor. Throughout the book, the author—a senior lecturer in the department of Middle Eastern Studies at Bar-Ilan University and a senior research fellow at the Begin-Sadat Centre for Strategic Studies—demonstrates an encyclopaedic knowledge of the Israel–Palestine conflict and a remarkable ability to identify and communicate only the essential details.

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Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan has possibly laid the groundwork for the disarmament—and maybe even the disbanding—of the Hamas terror group. But commentators say that for the region to have a chance of remaining peaceful, the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) will eventually have to go too.

These are particularly concerned about the influence of schools operated by the agency, which—as we have previously reported—have been linked to the embedding of anti-Israeli and anti-Jewish messaging.

Canadian writer Mike Fegelman stressed on Wednesday that “there is no chance for peace when a population is taught to hate and revere death.” He suggested UNRWA was directly responsible for this, and described the agency as “rotten to the core.”

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Portugal’s parliament has approved a proposal to ban the wearing of burqas and niqabs in public spaces, with right-wing party Chega leading the initiative and its leader, André Ventura, telling those who disagree to “catch a flight back” to their countries of origin.

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The Palestinian Authority in Gaza has paid recently released terrorists the equivalent of millions of dollars as part of a “Pay for Slay” program, according to the Israeli Foreign Ministry.

The recent ceasefire and hostage deal between Hamas and Israel included the release of “250 Palestinian terrorists” in exchange for the hostages still being held in Gaza. Among the group, 160 terrorists received monthly payments out of the Palestinian Authority’s “Martyrs Fund,” which is estimated to have grown over time to $70 million, according to Palestinian Media Watch.

“The Palestinian Authority (PA) paid these same terrorists, many of them from Hamas, a collective $70 million. This is what is called Pay-for-Slay. This policy must stop, it fuels terror,” the Israeli Foreign Ministry wrote on the social media platform X Tuesday.

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How many Islamic toilets is a Muslim terrorist entitled to? At least two.

That’s the ruling by a U.S. federal judge in the long running saga of a UK Muslim terror imam locked up in a Colorado prison who called for murdering non-Muslims and wants those same non-Muslims to tend to the ‘purity’ of his nether regions so he can properly pray to ‘Allah’.

And so begins the most disgusting article I ever had to write: in both the moral sense of how far backward we bent to cater to Muslim terrorists who hate us and on a grosser physical level.

The current Toilet Jihad began with a real Jihad that claimed at least four lives.

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According to a post shared on X on October 18th, a Jewish lawyer wearing a Star of David was arrested in the UK after the police alleged the symbol had “antagonised” pro-Palestine protesters. The lawyer was handcuffed and detained by police for almost ten hours.

In the video made public under the post, two men who appear to be plainclothes police officers, conduct an interview with (or rather, interrogation of) the Jewish man, identified in the X post as a lawyer, who argues that the wearing of a religious symbol cannot cause “offence.”

According to the date of the recording visible on the footage, the incident happened in August.

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Well, that peace didn’t last long, did it?

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

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New York City Mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani posted a picture of himself posing with a Brooklyn Imam known as being an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing whose son ran a terrorist camp for children.

In a post to X, Mamdani can be seen posing with Imam Siraj Wahhaj and City Councilmember Yusef Abdus Salaam in Wahhaj’s Bed-Stuy mosque in celebration of the weekly Muslim prayer.

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France’s demographic profile is shifting: new data shows that more than one in three babies born in 2024 had at least one foreign-born parent.

According to national statistics agency INSEE, 34.1% of the 660,787 babies born last year had a parent born abroad while 19% were born to two foreign-born parents—the highest proportion ever recorded.

Some 65.9% of babies were born to two French-born parents, but this is down from 71.8% in 2013—a steady decline in line with rising immigration.

Of the babies born to two foreign-born parents in 2024, 114,325 had parents from outside the European Union while 7,434 had parents born in other EU member states. Another 100,151 babies had one French-born and one foreign-born parent.

France now hosts a record 6 million foreign residents—nearly double the number in 2006. Immigration from Africa accounts for 59% of arrivals in the past five years, compared to just 22% from elsewhere in Europe.

Demographers expect the trend to continue as France becomes increasingly fragmented.

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Two Israeli jurists investigating Hamas’ October 7 attacks say the massacre revealed a horrifying new pattern of violence—families deliberately targeted, parents forced to watch their children die, and homes burned alive.

Speaking in Brussels at an event hosted by the European Jewish Association (EJA), Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy and Adv. Merav Israeli-Amarant said the scale of the crimes against women and children was “unprecedented,” yet rapidly denied by much of the international community. Their Civil Commission on October 7th Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children has spent two years compiling a secure war crimes archive of survivor testimonies, medical reports, and even Hamas’ own recordings to ensure the atrocities are documented for future prosecutions.

During their visit, both women spoke with europeanconservative.com about the scale of the atrocities committed by Hamas and their ongoing efforts to ensure that justice is done.

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

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An Afghan man will stand trial on Thursday, October 16th in Germany over a knife attack that killed a two-year-old boy and a 41-year-old man in Aschaffenburg, leaving three others injured. This year’s January 22nd assault targeted a group of toddlers riding in a wooden cart with their teachers.

The suspect, partially named as 28-year-old Enamullah O., has a history of mental illness. Prosecutors said a psychiatric assessment found him not criminally responsible and they are seeking permanent confinement in a psychiatric facility. Authorities found no evidence of extremist or terrorist motives following the violence, which fits into a wider pattern of European security failings.

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While the German press celebrated the October release of hostages held by Hamas, the truly damning questions were left largely to alternative media: Why were so many captives—dead or alive, up to the final moment—German nationals? And why did Germany prove so spectacularly impotent in securing their freedom?

Four freed hostages—Alon Ohel, Rom Braslavski, and brothers Gali and Ziv Bergman—held German citizenship. Three others whose remains families awaited were also German: Itay Chen, Tamir Nimrodi, and Tamir Ada.

The joy of release couldn’t mask a humiliating reality: Germany became the only Western nation whose citizens remained captive more than two years after October 7th.

“In the historical examination of the German-Israeli hostages, the German government, and above all Chancellor Friedrich Merz, failed miserably,” writes Julian Reichelt in Nius. He’s absolutely right.

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Pakistan and Afghanistan have been exchanging their deadliest fire in years, and border clashes are now threatening to enter the Taliban-ruled Afghan capital of Kabul.

A tense, temporary ceasefire has been reached but only after Pakistan launched apparent drone strikes on Kabul, as well as the border province of Paktika, where fighting has raged. Eastern Afghanistan has also seen airstrikes by Pakistani Air Force jets.

“Explosions were also heard in Kabul, according to city residents who spoke to Radio Azadi. Unverified footage on social media appeared to show plumes of smoke rising into the sky in the Afghan capital,” observes US stated-funded RadioFreeEurope/Radio Liberty. The cause of the explosions was not immediately clear.

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

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Sweden’s Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch has called for a nationwide ban on burqas and niqabs in all public places, saying the country must “wake up from its naivety” about Islamism and act decisively to protect Swedish values and social cohesion.

The Christian Democrats (KD) leader told Aftonbladet that she wants legislation prohibiting the full-face coverings in streets, squares, shops, healthcare facilities, and other public settings — a step beyond previous local attempts to ban them in schools and public workplaces that were struck down under current law.

“You should be able to meet for real if you are on the street, if you are shopping in the square, or taking the children to the health center. Then I don’t want to meet someone who has covered their entire face,” Busch said.

She argued that the niqab and burqa are symbols of strict interpretations of Islam seen in totalitarian states, which she described as incompatible with Swedish society.

The Telegraph (UK).

Amelia* woke up in the darkness and her ex-husband was standing there above her bed, staring down at her sleeping form.

The man who had threatened to kill her. The man who had threatened to kill her child. The man who had held a butcher’s knife to her throat while she was pregnant with that child.

He had broken into her house. Again.

Javad*, an Afghan migrant known to the police, exploited Amelia to gain asylum in Britain, she claims. He befriended her, persuaded her to marry him, and after their child was born, he used the baby to support his asylum application after repeated previous refusals, before divorcing her.

Even then, the threats continued. He raped her after the divorce.

The Times (UK).

A student who chanted about “putting Zios in the ground” has been suspended by Oxford University.

Samuel Williams, who studies philosophy, politics and economics at Balliol College, was caught on video leading the crowd with slogans relating to Israel’s military offensive in Gaza.

Williams, from Tunbridge Wells in Kent, was taking part in the Palestine Solidarity Campaign’s (PSC) National Demonstration for Palestine on Saturday, October 11, days after the first phase of a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war was accepted by both parties.

ATQUE: Students demand immunity from university after October 7 protest

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A video circulated late Monday showing Hamas terrorists dragging seven men into a circle of people in Gaza City, forcing them to their knees and executing them from behind.

A Hamas source confirmed the authenticity of the video.

Reuters was able to confirm the location as Gaza City by the buildings, road layout, trees, and utility pole seen in the video which matched file and satellite imagery of the area. The green headbands worn by some of the masked, armed men in the video matched those worn by Hamas.

Muslims gonna Muslim.

Imagine how peaceful the world would be if the Religion of Peace didn’t exist.

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Iran reportedly is trying to attract foreigners seeking transgender surgeries after years of persecuting gay citizens.

Iran, long known for pressuring gay and trans people into unwanted operations under threat of severe punishment, is now pitching itself as a bargain destination for gender-changing procedures, according to The New York Times.

With an economy battered by war and sanctions, authorities are promoting “medical tourism” packages that bundle surgeries with hotel stays and sightseeing, aiming to generate more than $7 billion a year.

I guess religious principles don’t stack very high compared to money.

The Telegraph (UK).

Hamas has carried out a mass execution in the streets of Gaza as part of a series of bloody reprisals following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from key urban areas.

Footage has emerged appearing to show around eight kneeling, blindfolded men, bearing signs of beatings, being shot dead in front of a crowd.

The Palestinian terror group, although still capable of inflicting casualties on the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), had largely been overwhelmed on the battlefield.

But since the IDF’s withdrawal from Gaza’s cities, under the framework of the Trump peace plan, Hamas has quickly reasserted its presence and is seeking to re-establish control.

This has involved targeting “clans”, the non-Hamas-aligned family-based armed groups that gained strength during the later stages of the conflict.

New York Post.

New York City mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani’s wife publicly mourned the death of a Palestinian influencer who openly glorified the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre in Israel.

Rama Duwaji, an animator who tied the knot with the socialist in a February civil ceremony, posted four broken-heart emojis on Instagram Sunday to grieve Palestinian influencer Saleh al-Jafarawi.

“Beloved Jafarawi,” she wrote on her Instagram story.

Jafarawi, who documented the war in Gaza, was confirmed killed Sunday in clashes between Hamas and other Palestinian factions, according to reports.

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Of the 251 hostages seized in the Oct 7, 2023, Hamas raid on Southern Israel, 20 came out alive today, all men. The shockingly low number of survivors altogether should tell you something about the moral disposition of Hamas. World opinion has not processed this in the heat of this moment, with the Gaza War ostensibly resolved, for now. . . or so we’ll see. Soon, the captives’ stories will be told.

Of course, world opinion is not what it used to be even a few years ago. These days, it oscillates around the poles of sane / insane. The Lefty-Woke wine-ladies of the Boston suburbs and their nose-ring Ivy League daughters must have the blues today over the implicit surrender of their heroes, Hamas. The keffiyeh is headed out as a fashion accessory. Who will be their next pet oppressed minority? (The Eskimos? The New York Times will put out a whole cooking section on blubber.) Note to the men (so-called) in their orbits: the gals will be loading up on Paxil and Klonopin, on top of all that Chardonnay. Consider hiding the cars keys.

Meanwhile, over at Conflict Central, the action shifts to Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, today for a “peace summit” among the various party’s involved in a war settlement, many of them Arab nations of the region, plus key Euroland players. Somebody will have to police the joint, probably some combo of Gulf State soldiers and American troops. The UK, France, and Germany will have to content themselves with pretending to participate, as they have their hands full just now pretending to ignite a war with Russia. Turkey could be in the mix, too, though the odor of pre-1918 Ottoman subjugation lingers on in that corner of the world. Don’t expect a whole lot to be sorted out quickly.

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I have no difficulty in believing that Israeli hostages were treated better by Hamas that Hamas treats the average Gazan,.

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Two “Belgian” culture-enrichers have been busted in Antwerp for planning terror attacks using IEDs and drones. Among the intended targets were the Belgian prime minister, Bart De Wever, and Geert Wilders, the leader of the PVV in the Netherlands.

In the following video press conference the Belgian federal prosecutor Ann Fransen provides background information on the case.

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Listening to many Muslim activists and leaders, you would think that Western Europe is a hotbed of anti-Muslim hatred. That Muslims cannot leave their homes without fearing for their safety. Or could not participate in mainstream society without facing debilitating prejudice.

Scottish former First Minister Humza Yousaf complained earlier this year that the current political climate “certainly makes me feel unsafe, and I suspect makes most Muslims question whether their future could possibly be in this country.” In the same vein, the UK Labour government is toying with the idea of adopting a more expansive definition of Islamophobia that would bend any criticism of Islam or Muslims as hate speech. According to the French Council of the Muslim Faith, French Muslims feel they are “no longer safe from constant suspicion.” One survey in the Netherlands earlier this year apparently found that anti-Muslim “discrimination is structural, widespread, and normalised.” The Islamic Commission of Spain similarly warned against the “widespread spread of hate speech against Islam, Muslims, mosques.”

Reality tells a different story, however. In fact, many Western European societies expend vast amounts of time, money, and energy in accommodating Muslim communities—even to the detriment of the native population. A cursory glance at the news recently will tell you all you need to know. In Spain’s North African exclave of Ceuta this week, the government has banned the serving of pork in public schools and mandated halal meals. This means that any meat offered in school cafeterias must be slaughtered according to Muslim religious practices—the animal is killed by a Muslim, in the name of Allah, by slitting its throat and draining its blood, without first being stunned.