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The German town of Külsheim is dealing with the soaring costs of terror-proofing German Christmas markets with a very festive solution: anti-tank barriers.

Cut-rate jihadis just love to drive cars through Christmas crowds.

The German public media reporting this news does not even blink about how absurd the situation has become, but instead actually praises the “creative solution” of the anti-tank barriers. For skeptics, the anti-tank barriers may serve as a comical or tragic illustration of German Christmas markets moving beyond a mere police state and right into something resembling a militarized zone.

The Christmas market in Külsheim, which has a population of approximately 5,000 and is located in the southern state of Baden-Württemberg, has announced it is saving money by recycling anti-tank barriers for its Christmas market.

 

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President Donald Trump said that his administration may deport the family of the Afghan refugee who allegedly shot two National Guard soldiers blocks from the White House on Wednesday.

“Well, we’re looking at that right now,” the president told reporters on Thursday when asked if he plans to deport the wife and children of 29-year-old suspect Rahmanullah Lakamal.

“We’re looking at the whole situation with family,” he added. “It’s a tragic situation.”

Send them wherever they send him, preferably some Turd World majority-Muslim hellhole.

“The LORD is long-suffering, and of great mercy, forgiving iniquity and transgression, and by no means clearing the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation.”  seems like an appropriate policy to me.

The Telegraph (UK).

Note the copious use of lip filler and carefully sculpted eyebrows.

Two Syrian brothers are on trial in the Netherlands accused of murdering their teenage sister over her “Western behaviour”.

Mohamed Najjar, 23, and Muhanad Al Najjar, 25, are alleged to have gagged, bound and thrown 18-year-old Ryan Al Najjar in a swamp after discovering she had a boyfriend, which prosecutors claim brought “shame” on the family.

Their father, Khaled, is accused of ordering the “honour killing” and has reportedly fled to Syria.
Ryan’s body was found submerged in a swamp six days after she disappeared from the family home in Joure.
The discovery was made by a passer-by on May 28 in Lelystad, around 25 miles north-east of Amsterdam.

DNA belonging to her father was found lodged under Ryan’s fingernails by investigators, suggesting that she had fought back before she was killed.

Her father is set to be tried in absentia.

Muslims seem to have this difficulty with assimilation.

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Christmas markets now routinely use vehicle-blocking barriers to prevent ramming attacks, and in Augsburg that has resulted in an unusual scene: security staff repeatedly shifting heavy steel blockers by hand so trams can continue running through the market area.

The city has closed the street in front of the town hall to all traffic except trams and emergency vehicles during the Christmas Market. Instead of installing fixed concrete blocks, Augsburg is relying on mobile Pitagone steel barriers from its existing municipal inventory—equipment normally used for major local events such as the Summer Nights festival, the Plärrer fair, and other large gatherings in the city centre.

The barriers, designed to stop a vehicle attack, cannot be moved automatically. Each time a tram approaches, three employees from the security firm contracted by the city use pallet jacks and muscle power to slide the multi-ton devices aside with precision, before returning them to position moments later.

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The father of West Virginia National Guard soldier Sarah Beckstrom, one of the troops ambushed in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, said his daughter was unlikely to recover.

Gary Beckstrom told The New York Times by phone, “I’m holding her hand right now. She has a mortal wound. It’s not going to be a recovery.”

The Times reported that Gary Beckstrom declined to comment further.

Yeah, getting shot in the head by a Muslim can do that to you.

UPDATE: Mayor: D.C. shooting suspect drove cross-country to “attack America” (Avery Lotz/Axios)

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A federal watchdog report found that former President Joe Biden’s Operation Allies Welcome program, which brought tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees into the United States in 2021, suffered from major breakdowns in recordkeeping and oversight.

The findings resurfaced Thursday after authorities confirmed that the suspect in the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., had entered the country through the program.

The Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General determined in a report published last year that the systems used to document Afghan arrivals contained widespread data errors.

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Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has called for a ban on all Islamic immigrants and the deportation of any Islamist currently living in the U.S. following Wednesday’s attack on two National Guard members in Washington, D.C.

The Guard members, identified as 20-year-old Sara Beckstrom and 24-year-old Andrew Wolf, were shot multiple times while on duty near the Farragut West Metro station. Fellow Guard members quickly subdued the attacker, preventing additional casualties.

Beckstrom and Wolf are currently in critical condition.

The problem is evidentiary—how do you distinguish an ‘Islamist” from an ordinary Muslim?

I would argue that you can’t. Every Muslim, however peaceful in appearance and behavior, can turn into an ‘Islamist’ without any warning, because that is what their religion calls on them to do. Islam is by its nature an existential threat to every non-Muslim nation and culture; attempted accommodation will only delay, not prevent, the eventual clash.

Remember: Every ‘good Nazi’ was still a Nazi; every ‘good Communist’ is still a Communist; and every ‘good Muslim’ is still a Muslim.

UPDATE: Republicans push to “deport them all” after D.C. shooting (Andrew Solender/Axios) They say that like it was a bad thing (which, of course, from the Narrative Media Perspective, it is).

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Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday that the Washington, D.C., shooting of two West Virginia National Guard members by an Afghan immigrant has validated his prior warnings about unvetted refugee resettlement.

The shooting occurred Wednesday afternoon just blocks from the White House in a brazen act of violence that the mayor described as a targeted attack.

FBI Director Kash Patel and Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser said the Guard members were hospitalized in critical condition.

UPDATE: Suspect in DC Ambush of 2 National Guardsmen Is Afghan National Who Entered US During Biden Admin (Chuck Ross/The Washington Free Beacon)

UPDATE: Alleged National Guard shooter worked with US government entities in Afghanistan, including CIA: Ratcliffe (Brooke Singman/Fox News)

UPDATE: Trump Administration Halts Afghan Immigration After D.C. Shooting

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A 27-year-old man from Menen, West Flanders, was sentenced on Wednesday, November 26th, to 15 years in prison for attempting a terror attack on behalf of the Islamic State (ISIL), the Ghent Court of Appeal ruled.

Abubakar S., of Chechen origin, was previously jailed for plotting an attack on an ‘LGBT’ bar in Antwerp. His wife received eight years, while his brother and another accomplice were sentenced to four years each, with suspended time for detention already served.

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The situation is reportedly “even more of an emergency” when analyzing data concerning minors. In 2023, 56 percent of the arrests and reports for the crime of sexual violence concerned minor foreigners.

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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar addressed the Paraguayan Parliament on Monday, warning that Venezuela’s socialist government has become a primary hub for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis in South America, Breitbart reported Tuesday.

Speaking before Paraguay’s Congress, Sa’ar said the Maduro regime enables these groups to operate throughout the region and has transformed Venezuela into a central base for expanding drug trafficking and international terrorist networks.

“In South America, criminals are forming narco-terrorism alliances with the Middle East. The hub of this network is Venezuela,” Sa’ar reportedly said, adding that President Nicolás Maduro has “destabilized the region by causing a refugee crisis and is the basis for Hezbollah’s terrorist operations.”

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Our Hungarian correspondent László sends a tip about the following video, which was recorded recently in the Favoriten district of Vienna. It features a conversation between Petra Steger, a member of the European Parliament for the FPÖ (Freiheitliche Partei Österreichs, Austrian Freedom Party), and Barna Pál Zsigmond, who has been a member of the Hungarian parliament since 2018, and the Parliamentary State Secretary and Deputy Minister of European Union Affairs since 2023. They discuss the Islamization of Vienna, and the dire future that awaits Austria if a radical change of political course does not occur very soon.

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The City College of New York campus began the latest example of anti-Semitic and extremist speech this week after Abdullah Mady, a student and self-proclaimed Imam, refused to sit next to a Jewish speaker and called for the tips of the fingers of “the filthy rich” to be cut off in accordance with Sharia law. Mady sparked a walkout of Muslim attendees at an interfaith religious event after objecting to the fact that he was seated next to Ilya Bratman, an adjunct lecturer and Executive Director of Hillel at Baruch College, launching into an anti-Semitic diatribe.

“I came here to this event not knowing I would be sitting next to a Zionist and this is something I am not going to accept. My people are being killed right now in Gaza. If you’re a Muslim, out of strength and dignity, I ask you to exit this room immediately.”

Notably, 100 students joined him in the protest by walking out.

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Thousands of Hezbollah supporters in Beirut’s southern suburbs chanted slogans against Israel and the U.S. on Monday at the funeral of the terrorist group’s military chief Haytham Ali Tabatabai, who was assassinated by Israel on Sunday in a targeted strike.

At least four other Hezbollah operatives were also killed in the strike. Tabatabai was considered No. 2 in Hezbollah’s hierarchy and was appointed by the current Hezbollah chief Secretary-General Naim Qassem after most top Hezbollah leaders and commanders were eliminated by Israel in 2024.

The crowd threatened Israel and the United States while carrying portraits of Hezbollah leaders and the Islamic Republic of Iran’s leader, Ali Khamenei. The ayatollah regime is Hezbollah’s main financial and military backer.

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A Bedouin couple was killed Saturday in their home in the town of Zaidal, on the outskirts of Homs, Syria. The two were members of the Bani Khaled tribe, and state media reported that “sectarian slogans” were found at the scene.

The tribe responded by attacking the Alawite-heavy al-Muhajireen neighborhood in Homs, burning Alawite homes and shops and vandalizing cars while attacking locals. Two young Alawite men, who were reported missing, turned up at a nearby hospital killed under mysterious circumstances. Dozens have been reported wounded in the attacks.

The Telegraph (UK).

Tesco has been targeted by pro-Palestine activists for suspending a worker who refused to handle Israeli products.

The anti-Israel BDS movement – which stands for boycott, divestment and sanctions – has called for the retailer to “withdraw disciplinary action” against a member of staff at its supermarket in County Down, Northern Ireland.

The group claimed Tesco had suspended the worker “for refusing to handle blood-soaked Israeli goods”, adding that the person now “faces disciplinary action for having a conscience and not supporting genocide”.

The Telegraph (UK).

A Palestine Action activist broke a police officer’s back after hitting her with a sledgehammer, a court heard.

Bodyworn footage shows the alleged attack in which Samuel Corner struck the screaming officer twice on the back at Israeli company Elbit Systems’ site in Bristol.

Sgt Kate Evans’ spine was fractured and left her unable to return to work for three months, jurors heard.
Six activists are accused of carrying out the break-in using a prison van in the early hours of Aug 6.

Corner denies causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

The 23-year-old together with Charlotte Head, 29, Leona Kamio, 30, Fateema Rajwani, 21, Zoe Rogers, 22 and Jordan Devlin, 31, all deny aggravated burglary, criminal damage and violent disorder.

Footage shows the group breaking into the site, where sledgehammers were allegedly used as weapons.

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n 2025, Hamas and Hezbollah flags became regular sights on Ivy League college campuses, a Muslim immigrant who embraced an unindicted coconspirator in bombing plots in New York City became its mayor, presidential envoys chatted with Hamas and an Al Qaeda leader who used to have a $10 million reward on his head visited the White House and met with the president.

The mainstreaming of Islamic terrorism didn’t happen overnight. A decade ago, the Obama administration backed the Al Qaeda militias that would eventually go on to take over Syria and first forced Israel to negotiate with Hamas after the kidnapping and murder of three teens.

What went on under the cover of plausible deniability a decade ago, where our government pretended we were backing the Free Syrian Army, a ‘democratic’ and ‘secular’ movement, (which critics like me pointed out was just Al-Qaeda in drag), or where our negotiators did not directly meet with Hamas, where anti-Israel campus groups claimed that they supported BDS rather than mass murder, and Muslim politicians denied they were terrorists, is out in the open.

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Presenting the findings on Thursday, Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) said the trend “has been solidifying for years.” The BKA registered almost 266,000 victims of domestic violence last year, including more than 187,000 women and girls. That represents a 3.8% rise on the previous year and a 17.8% increase compared with 2022.

Non-German suspects were again “clearly overrepresented,” Dobrindt said, noting that 37% of those accused of partner violence did not hold German citizenship. Victims show a similar pattern: around one third of all victims were non-German nationals, far above their share of the population.

Family Minister Karin Prien (CDU) warned that the true scale of abuse is likely far higher. “We assume that one in four women will experience intimate partner violence in her lifetime,” she said, pointing to a major underreporting problem.

City Journal.

Minnesota is drowning in fraud. Billions in taxpayer dollars have been stolen during the administration of Governor Tim Walz alone. Democratic state officials, overseeing one of the most generous welfare regimes in the country, are asleep at the switch. And the media, duty-bound by progressive pieties, refuse to connect the dots.

In many cases, the fraud has allegedly been perpetrated by members of Minnesota’s sizeable Somali community. Federal counterterrorism sources confirm that millions of dollars in stolen funds have been sent back to Somalia, where they ultimately landed in the hands of the terror group Al-Shabaab. As one confidential source put it: “The largest funder of Al-Shabaab is the Minnesota taxpayer.”

UPDATE: Report: Minn. Tax Dollars Allegedly Funneled to Al-Qaida Affiliate

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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has sued Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton to stop Texas from designating their group as a “foreign terrorist organization.”

“CAIR-Texas and the Texas Muslim community are standing up for our constitutional rights by directly confronting Greg Abbott’s lawless attack on our civil rights. We are not and will not be intimidated by smear campaigns launched by Israel First politicians like Mr. Abbott,” CAIR-Texas said in a statement.

“Mr. Abbott is defaming us and other American Muslims because we are effective advocates for justice here and abroad. We plan to continue exercising our constitutional rights, defending civil rights, and speaking truth to power, whether in defense of free speech, religious freedom and racial equality here in Texas or in defense of human rights abroad.”

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Jewish groups and government officials are condemning an incident at a recent interfaith event held on the campus of the City College of New York, at which a Muslim leader reportedly led a student walkout against the Hillel director after saying he refused to be “sitting next to a Zionist.”

The incident took place last week and was first reported Wednesday by the Times of Israel, which obtained a recording of the event hosted by the college’s Office of Student Inclusion Initiatives.

The imam let loose a series of remarks about Shariah law and “the filthy rich” before stating, “I came here to this event not knowing that I would be sitting next to a Zionist and this is something I’m not going to accept. My people are being killed right now in Gaza.”

He then added, “If you’re a Muslim, out of strength and dignity, I ask you to exit this room immediately.” Roughly 100 Muslim students followed him out the door, according to the report, and the chaplain hosting the event expressed disbelief.

“This is not dialogue — it is harassment,” the Anti-Defamation League’s New York chapter wrote on the social network X. The chapter’s director Scott Richman called the incident “a truly disgusting display of raw antisemitism not only by the imam but by the huge crowd of people there for an interfaith event who followed him out the door because a Jew was present.”

Power Line.

Palestinan Authority President-For-Life Mahmoud Abbas has long rewarded the murder of Israelis with the pay-for-slay program administered by the PA’s so-called Martyrs Fund. The fund paid regular stipends to families of terrorists imprisoned or killed by the Israel Defense Forces for their acts. “Martyrdom” by the killing of innocent Israelis was to be rewarded. The payments were supposedly terminated earlier this yeaar, but I would subject that supposition in this context to the eternal law of trust-but-verify or serious doubt.

The fake civil rigths group known as CAIR seems to have been inspired by the pay-for-slay program. The New York Post’s Isabel Vincent reports “Muslim group CAIR cutting $1,000 checks for anti-Israel agitators who have been disciplined by colleges.” Vincent’s story credits the report compiling evidence unearthed by the Network Contagion Research Institute and the Intelligent Advocacy Network with bringing the CAIR program to light.

It all makes perfect sense when you understand that CAIR is a terrorist front group and it is rewarding the terrorist supporters who have made their presence felt on campas in a criminal kind of way. And it is also a kind of clue, not that we need much help in that department with CAIR.

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Austria’s government has approved a draft law to ban Islamic headscarves for girls up to the age of 14, with the measure scheduled to come into force in schools from the 2026 academic year. The Council of Ministers signed off on the proposal on Wednesday, ahead of a parliamentary vote expected in December.

The ban will apply to all forms of Islamic head coverings—including the hijab and the burqa—across the entire school premises, including lessons, breaks, and sports activities. Schools would be required to hold meetings with pupils and parents after repeated violations, with further cases reported to child and youth welfare services. Parents could face fines of €150 to €800 or up to two weeks in prison in severe cases.

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On Thursday, November 20, the Christmas market in the eastern German city of Magdeburg opened to the quiet chimes of a nearby church bell, less than a year after a car-ramming attack killed six people and wounded hundreds.

Heavy concrete blocks painted in festive green and red lined the perimeter of the market—part of extensive new security measures introduced at Christmas markets across Germany.

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Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency says recent Hamas terror plots foiled in Europe were planned in Qatar, with investigators also examining possible links to operatives in Turkey.

The revelation comes after a lengthy investigation, carried out alongside European authorities, that uncovered weapons caches and led to the arrest of terror suspects. The weapons were “intended for use by Hamas cells to harm innocent civilians on command.”

Earlier this month, German authorities arrested a 39-year-old British man suspected of working with Hamas members in Germany who were allegedly plotting attacks on Jewish targets. His Berlin contact, German citizen Abed Al G., was among three alleged Hamas “foreign operatives” detained in October while attempting to procure weapons for attacks. Prosecutors say he received five handguns and ammunition, which he then transported to Vienna for storage.

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A 19-year-old Syrian went on trial in Berlin on Thursday, November 20th, for a knife attack in February on a Spanish tourist at the city’s Holocaust memorial.

The suspect, partially named as Wassim Al M., is accused of intending to target a person of Jewish faith. He allegedly inflicted a more than five-inch (12.7cm) cut to the victim’s throat.

Prosecutors told the court that Wassim Al M. had internalized Islamic State ideology, rejected Western values and viewed the attack as part of a “holy war against infidels.”

He reportedly shouted “Allahu akbar” during the assault and had traveled from Leipzig to carry out the attack.

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A Syrian culture-enricher violently attacked a number of people in Dresden while yelling “Allahu Akhbar”. As a result of his actions he was arrested by police and… Yep, you guessed it: he was involuntarily committed to a psychiatric institution.

A police spokesperson said: “The political statements have nothing to do with the man’s apparent psychological symptoms.” Oh, really? And how do you know that? Telepathy?

For some unknown reason, fervent belief in Islamic ideology seems to correlate strongly with mental illness. Funny about that.

The following video features the sardonic reactions of witnesses to the arrest of the Syrian loony. The spectators seem to understand intuitively that the perp is going to be described as having psychological problems.

Politico, a Voice of the Crust.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations on Tuesday threatened to sue Texas Gov. Greg Abbott after his office announced he had classified it as a foreign terrorist and transnational criminal organization.

CAIR, which bills itself as the country’s largest Muslim advocacy organization, accused the Texas governor of seeking to capitalize on rising Islamophobic sentiment. Robert S. McCaw, the organization’s director of government affairs, sent Abbott a letter claiming he lacks the authority to “unilaterally declare any Americans or American institutions terrorist groups.”

Really? Look at the name. “American-Islamic Relations” Apparently they believe that Americans and Muslims are two different things; there are no organizations concerned with “American-American Relations”. Muslims are, by definition, Muslims first and Americans (at best) second. Ask any Muslim. Go ahead. We’ll wait.

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Last week a young Pakistani culture-enricher violently attacked a group of American Jews at the main railway station in Milan. Some of the members of the group must have been “visibly Jewish”, thus arousing his rage, but the following report doesn’t specifically mention that aspect of the incident.

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You won’t see this on the nightly news:

UN Report shows Gazan Palestinian Arabs fatter than Israelis

What some are calling the ‘Fatocide’ reflects the reality that there was never a famine in Gaza, but there was a very real obesity problem.

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Oktoberfest is all done, so mischievous youngsters in Munich have to find other ways to keep themselves busy. There’s no more gratifying form of youthful fun than occupying a building at a technical university and then shooting off fireworks from the roof, so that’s exactly what these high-spirited kids did.

That’s how they speak truth to power in Munich.

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Belgium’s ongoing evacuation of people from the Gaza Strip has triggered a political storm after footage emerged of two young boys arriving at Ostend Airport wearing black sweatshirts printed with large images of an M16 rifle.

The pair was among 75 Palestinians evacuated at the end of October, part of a wider humanitarian operation that has brought around 850 people to Belgium since 2023.

he incident has sparked renewed debate over screening procedures for arrivals from conflict zones.

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Iran confirmed Saturday that its Revolutionary Guards had seized a tanker in Gulf waters carrying a cargo of petrochemicals bound for Singapore over alleged violations, Iranian state media reported.

A U.S. official and maritime security sources had said Friday that Iranian forces intercepted the oil products tanker and diverted it into Iranian territorial waters. It was the first report of Tehran seizing a tanker since Israeli-U.S. strikes on Iran in June.

Iranian state-run television read a statement from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stating that “the tanker was in violation for carrying unauthorized cargo.” It did not provide further details of the alleged violations.

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Spain’s Balearic Islands are facing an unprecedented surge in migrant arrivals as smugglers shift their operations from Morocco to Algeria. In the past two days alone, 19 boats carrying around 360 people reached the Spanish archipelago, defying authorities’ efforts to curb the fastest-growing migration route into the European Union.

According to EU border agency Frontex, arrivals via the Western Mediterranean route—from Algeria to Spain—rose 27% in January-October 2025 compared to the same period last year, even as overall illegal entries into the EU fell 22%. Smugglers are exploiting perceived weaker controls in Algeria and using faster boats, with the Balearics as their main destination. Departures from Algeria now account for 75% of people using this route, up from 40% last year.

The surge has strained local authorities and facilities. Nearly 6,280 migrants arrived in the Balearics between January and October, a 66% increase from 2024. Authorities have been overwhelmed, storing abandoned boats and supplies—life jackets, water bottles, flares—after rescuing migrants from the 300-kilometer sea crossing. With more than 330 boats arriving since January, 2025 has already surpassed last year’s total.

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Mexican security forces have prevented an attack that was allegedly being planned by Iran against Israeli ambassador Einat Kranz-Neiger and the Israeli embassy in Mexico City.

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In November 2015, a string of attacks later claimed by terror group ISIS in the French capital Paris killed 137 people and shook the world. Ten years on, jihadist terror in Europe is still a major topic of concern, data by Europol shows. At the same time, ISIS in Syria and Iraq has had its presence majorly decimated, leading to fewer attacks and victims by the terror group in the region and elsewhere, while ISIS subgroups in African countries are inflicting more deadly attacks, mostly on their strongholds in the Sahel region, West Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

ISIS remains a threat even in its original location but has lost territory and influence as is was pushed back by local troops and an international alliance. This caused the group to change its strategy and pivot to a decentralized model of subgroups scattered across the globe, operating in near-autonomy. Especially in Africa, the terror group has been able to exploit the local realities of what the Geopolitical Monitor calls “chronic fragilty”.

Data by the Global Terrorism Trends and Analysis Center accessed in November 2025 shows that the ISIS subgroups Greater Sahara, Western Africa, DRC, Somalia and Mozambique claimed the lives of more than 3,000 people last year. This is a stark increase from just around 600 in 2018. Northern African groups were less active in 2024, but had killed as many 800 in 2018.

At the same time, ISIS core groups in Syria and Iraq were still responsible for the deaths of around 1,000 people last year, down from 3,500 in 2018. ISIS in the Khorasan region, encompassing Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran and Central Asia was also decimated over the years and killed fewer than 400 recently, down from more than 1,200 when database records started in 2018.

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Europe is facing a mounting threat from Hamas, whose operatives have infiltrated the continent to establish their presence across Europe.

This week, in Germany, police apprehended Borhan El-K., a suspected Hamas member who had procured an automatic rifle, eight pistols, and more than 600 rounds of ammunition, allegedly intended for attacks on Jewish institutions. The weapons were reportedly handed to another suspected member of the terrorist group, Wael FM, in Berlin. German authorities believe the group had been stockpiling arms since the summer.

The danger is not confined to Germany. Last week, a Hamas-linked weapons cache was discovered in Vienna. After the incident, a 39-year-old British citizen—identified in Germany as Mohammed A.—was arrested in London. Uncontrolled migration and open borders have inadvertently provided cover, allowing extremists to operate undetected and to cross borders seamlessly.

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A decade has passed since the night of November 13, 2015—the night when the heart of Paris was pierced by a wave of coordinated terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of 130 people. Among the bloodiest of these was the massacre at the Bataclan concert hall, where 90 concertgoers were gunned down in cold blood.

A single photograph from that night has stayed with me over the years. It was taken just minutes before the attack began—an image of joy and abandon. The crowd is ecstatic. Arms are raised. Smiles are everywhere. The atmosphere is electric with freedom, pleasure, and anticipation. The American rock band Eagles of Death Metal is on stage, and the audience, caught in the height of their performance, appears to embody everything modern Western nightlife claims to be: liberated, exuberant, carefree.

But this seemingly ordinary concert would soon become the stage for one of the most horrific terrorist attacks in modern European history. Moments after that photograph was taken, three Islamist gunmen entered the venue and opened fire. What began as a celebration of life ended in a massacre. The photograph is haunting not only because we now know what came next, but because, when viewed in hindsight, the moment it captures seems loaded with meaning—perhaps even prophetic.

UPDATE: Memories From the Bataclan

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France may well be the most thoroughly Islamized nation in Western Europe. This sad fact is reflected in the following report about the jihad terror attacks that have permeated every part of the country.

The Telegraph (UK).

Sara Sharif’s neighbours did not report concerns that she was being abused to police because they were scared of being called racist, a safeguarding review has found.The 10-year-old schoolgirl was discovered dead at her home in Woking, Surrey, on Aug 10 2023, after being beaten, burned, hooded and strangled.
Urfan Sharif, Sara’s father, 43, and Beinash Batool, her stepmother, 31, were sentenced to life in prison last year for her murder after subjecting her to years of “inconceivable cruelty”.
Local authorities commissioned a safeguarding practice review after the convictions.
It found wide-ranging failings by a number of authorities and said neighbours of the family were scared to report “concerns about what they heard” in the Sharif household.
“They feared being branded as being racist, especially on social media,” the authors of the report wrote.
“While understanding their point of view, this is concerning that race was a bar to reporting possible child abuse and it needs to be overcome.”

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Canada has warned its citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Sweden, placing the country in the same travel advisory category as Turkey and Morocco. Once seen as tranquil, Sweden has experienced a sharp rise in recent gang-related crime—including shootings, bombings, robberies, and sexual assaults.

The Canadian travel advisory cites two main risks: gang violence and terrorism. It advises travelers to stay alert, avoid crowds and be cautious in areas with high crime. Gang violence is increasingly affecting residential neighborhoods, shopping malls and public spaces, sometimes harming innocent bystanders.

This warning marks a significant shift in the international perception of Sweden which was previously considered one of the world’s safest countries before the onset of massive illegal migration.

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According to a recent report commissioned by trade association GCSP, offenses and aggression in German shopping centers are on the rise, with 75% of perpetrators identified as having a migration background. The GCSP warns that this trend is creating a sense of lack of safety among staff and customers, compounded by inconsistent law enforcement.

Last Saturday in Stuttgart, a 37-year-old Romanian man caught shoplifting attempted to punch a store detective and resisted arrest even after police arrived.

Such incidents are typical across Germany: the GCSP survey, covering 1,105 retail properties including 248 shopping centers, 99 retail parks, and 758 large-scale stores, documented 18,276 cases in 2024—a 32% increase over 2023. Knives or tools were involved in 2,905 cases, drug use in 1,389, and 235 people were injured. Repeat offenders remain high at 35%.

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Agents from the security services of Austria, Germany, and the UK thwarted an operation by Hamas mujahideen that was planning to target Jewish institutions in Europe.

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I guess they’re 90% progressive and less than 10% Jewish.

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More migrants have crossed the Channel illegally during Shabana Mahmood’s short tenure as home secretary than under any other home secretary since 2022—despite Labour’s promises to crack down on border crossings.

Mahmood has overseen 10,000 crossings in just 66 days, outdoing her Labour predecessor, Yvette Cooper, by just over a week.

The last time this record was beaten (in an impressive 43 days!) was when Conservative Suella Braverman was home secretary in 2022, which is ironic given all of her (questionable) talk about the importance of getting a grip on mass—legal and illegal—migration.

The Mail described Mahmood’s effort as “grim,” noting that under her watch, 2,000 migrants crossed the Channel from France—a safe country—in just four days. Over the same period, deportations of foreign criminals have been minimal, despite ministers proving late last month that they could remove more migrants if they really wanted to.

A government source also told the paper that the record was “unfortunate,” which is somewhat of an understatement.

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A violent, bloody brawl broke out outside the Turning Point USA finale event Monday night at the University of California, Berkeley, where protesters, clad in black masks and keffiyehs, swarmed the hall’s entrance, chanting “No Trump, No KKK, No fascist USA” and screaming obscenities at attendees, calling them “fascists.”

The chaos erupted on Bancroft Way ahead of the conservative group’s event at Zellerbach Hall, headlined by comedian Rob Schneider and Christian author Frank Turek, and held exactly two months after Turning Point founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated while speaking at a Utah college campus, reports Berkeleyside.

Mikey McCoy, who had served as Kirk’s chief of staff, accused the protesters of being antifa, an anti-fascist movement with no official leaders.

It doesn’t need a leader. Plagues never do. What it needs is anti-biotic. And the Right is unwilling to do what it takes.

UPDATE: ‘Where Is Trump?’ – Will The President Take Action After TPUSA Christians Attacked On Berkeley Campus  He’ll want to. He may even try. But this is California, the Master Nest for left-wing vermin.

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A suicide bombing outside district court buildings in the Pakistani capital Islamabad killed at least 12 people and wounded 27 on Tuesday, November 11th. People fled in panic in an area housing several government offices.

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There was no immediate claim of responsibility, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pinning the blame on “terrorist proxies backed by Pakistan’s longtime foe India” —without providing any evidence. Sharif also accused the Pakistani Taliban militant group and separatists from the country’s Balochistan region, both of whom have carried out attacks, mostly targeting the security forces.

Islamabad has largely been spared major militant violence in recent years, with the last suicide attack occurring in December 2022.

“There was an attack in Wana as well last night,” Naqvi said. “Three people died in that attack. The attacker involved in that attack is an Afghan. Afghanistan is directly involved in that attack.”

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The priorities of Britain’s extremism researchers, and even those of the country’s state apparatus, do not reflect the fact that Islamism presents the greatest terror threat to the UK. Islamism is a religio-political movement that aims to reestablish a theocratic Caliphate in the modern world—a single polity encompassing all of the world’s Muslims, within which Sharia Law would be followed in all matters, and non-Muslims would be reduced to (at best) second-class citizens. This ideology began with the founding of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in 1928, and it now exists in multiple variants and offshoots worldwide. Al-Qaeda, Islamic State, Boko Haram, Hamas, the Taliban, and the Shi’ite regime ruling the Islamic Republic of Iran are all overtly Islamist entities, while the governments of Turkey and Qatar might diplomatically be described as influenced by or sympathetic to Islamism.

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Dutch media reported on Monday morning on the appearance of “a Gazan who cheered on the October 7th attacks in Israel” at a pro-Palestine sit-in at Amsterdam Central Station. De Telegraaf notes that while Mohaned al-Khatib, the Gazan in question, “describes himself as a journalist … in his comments, however, he openly reveals himself to be a Hamas supporter. He is pictured arm in arm with then-Hamas leader Ismael Haniyeh.”