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The Christian Albrechts University in Kiel is facing criticism following its recent “Islam Week,” held in early May and organised by the Islamic Student Group.

Participants reported gender-segregated seating, including separate entrances and distinct seating areas for men and women. Women had to sit at the back, men at the front.

In addition, visitors had spotted anti-Semitic stickers on laptops.

A speaker, Sertac Obadas of the IMAN organisation—classified by Germany’s domestic intelligence agency as Salafist—also triggered concern.

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Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Thursday issued his first comments since the Trump-backed ceasefire with Israel took effect, congratulating “the great nation of Iran” for its “victory over the fake Zionist regime.”

“Despite all that noise, and with all those claims, the Zionist regime almost collapsed and was crushed under the blows of the Islamic Republic,” he said, according to the national IRNA news agency. He also claimed to have “delivered a slap to America’s face.”

At a moment the Trump administration is celebrating to ‘obliteration’ of the Islamic Republic’s core elements and main facilities of its nuclear program, the Ayatollah downplayed the effects of the military campaign.

 

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Brussels doesn’t know where to stand on Israel—not that anyone is really listening, anyway. Leaders accept that Israel is, as Friedrich Merz put it, doing the “dirty work” for “all of us,” while continually urging it to stop striking Iran. But when it comes to contentious organisations with apparent links to Hamas terrorists, they are far more assured about their backing.

As such, the European Commission has this week announced the allocation of €52 million—that is, of taxpayer cash—to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).

That’s despite reports some of the agency’s staff were involved in the October 7th pogrom and “regularly” met with Hamas terrorists, and more recently that Israeli hostages were held at one of UNRWA’s refugee camps.

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I’ve written in the past about Rawa Majid, the culture-enriching leader of the Foxtrot criminal network in Sweden (see previous posts here, here, and here). For several years Mr. Majid has carried out terrorist activities for Iran in Sweden and neighboring countries. Under orders from Tehran, his role has recently been extended in the wake of the Israeli campaign against Iran.

The following report aired a few days ago on SVT (Swedish public TV).

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“I think the Iranian nuclear program has been set back significantly, significantly,” International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) director general Rafael Grossi said in a Fox News interview. He noted that “it is clear that there is one Iran—before June 13, nuclear Iran—and one now,” describing the difference as “night and day.”

Just before the Tuesday afternoon interview, the IAEA revealed that it detected “extensive damage at several nuclear sites in Iran, including its uranium conversion and enrichment facilities.” That damage caused a radioactive release, according to the organization.

“Our assessment is that there has been some localized radioactive as well as chemical release inside the affected facilities that contained nuclear material—mainly uranium enriched to varying degrees—but there has been no report of increased off-site radiation levels,” Grossi said in the IAEA statement. The organization observed “two impact holes from the U.S. strikes” at Iran’s Natanz enrichment site above “the underground halls that had been used for enrichment as well as for storage,” according to the statement, in which Grossi also said he saw “extensive damage at several nuclear sites in Iran, including its uranium conversion and enrichment facilities.”

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A member of Congress introduced a bill Tuesday asking the secretary of state to consider designating the Council on American-Islamic Relations as a foreign terrorist organization.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations brands itself as a 501(c)(3) Muslim civil rights and advocacy group based in Washington, D.C., but according to Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., the group is “a terrorist organization.”

“I think in this time of conflict in the Middle East, and this time in which Muslim terror groups are operating with impunity in our cities and on our college campuses, it is important that we stand up and say, ‘Enough is enough’ and we designate these organizations as the evil organizations that they are,” Fine told The Daily Signal.

Newsbusters.

A federal judge ordered the release of Columbia student agitator and protest organizer Mahmoud Khalil from ICE detention. Naturally, it was a matter of time before the legacy media fell over themselves to score that exclusive interview. ABC News ended up scoring the interview, and it was as disgusting as you’d expect.

The interview, conducted by 2024 presidential debate co-moderator Linsey Davis, proves yet again that the media will grab onto anyone that can stand in as Resistance. This was not a hard-hitting news interview, but celebrity fluff.

The tell that this was a celebrity interview was its opening with a “feelings” question, wherein Khalil was asked to describe the moment he saw his wife and son.

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Israel on Monday destroyed multiple targets the Iranian regime uses to stifle popular unrest and police internal dissent, potentially paving a way for the country’s repressed population to rise against its hardline rulers. The strikes came just a day after President Donald Trump put out a call to “MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN” and signaled support for regime change.

The Jewish state shifted the focus of its campaign from the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program to regime power centers and Tehran’s internal security apparatus. The strikes were meant to further destabilize a regime already on the ropes after the United States dropped massive bunker-buster bombs and tomahawk missiles on its three most significant nuclear sites.

More than 50 Israeli fighter jets struck “military command centers” across Tehran, including its Basij Headquarters, an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) outpost that enforces Islamic law and detains those who violate it, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Other targets included the Sayyid-al-Shuhada Corps, a homeland defense faction that suppresses internal unrest, and the General Intelligence Directorate of the Internal Security forces, which oversees Tehran’s domestic security wing and disseminates propaganda.

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Israeli intelligence operatives personally phoned several of Iran’s senior military commanders shortly after preemptive strikes began last week, warning them to flee the country or be assassinated along with their wives and children, according to audio messages published Monday.

During one such call, an excerpt of which was obtained by the Washington Post, an Israeli agent informed one of Tehran’s senior military leaders that he had 12 hours to leave the country or otherwise face death. The Israeli operation was meant to sow discord and fear among Tehran’s senior leadership in the hours after the assault on Iranian nuclear sites began.

The Telegraph (UK).

Oh, really? ‘Illegal’ means ‘against the law’. What law? Certainly not American law. And nobody in America cares about French or ‘European’ law.

‘International Law’? There is no such thing; nations just pretend that there is for public relations purposes.

The Telegraph (UK).

Israel has vowed to strike targets in the “heart of Tehran” after Iran violated a ceasefire agreement by launching a new missile attack.

The Israeli military said two ballistic missiles were launched from Iran this morning, forcing civilians into bomb shelters once again as sirens rang out in northern Israel.

Israel Katz, the defence minister, said he had instructed the IDF to “respond forcefully” to the ceasefire violation by launching strikes against targets in Tehran.

It comes after both sides said they had agreed to a ceasefire earlier this morning.

Well, that didn’t last long, did it? I guess you just can’t trust a scorpion to keep an agreement.

The Times (UK).

Iran could be funding Palestine Action, Home Office officials claimed, after Yvette Cooper announced there would be a vote on whether to proscribe it as a terror group by the end of next week.

The home secretary said she had decided to ban Palestine Action after a “long history of unacceptable criminal damage” culminating in its “disgraceful attack” at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire on Friday.

The move, which will be voted on by both houses of parliament next week, would place Palestine Action alongside terrorist organisations including al-Qaeda, Isis and Hamas and make it illegal to be a member or invite support of the group with a maximum punishment of 14 years in jail.

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In its fight for survival, Israel is not only facing Islamist extremists in the Middle East but also an army of hostile Western NGOs, many funded by European governments. Following the standard pattern for the past 25 years, the network of influential political advocacy NGOs claiming to promote human rights and other moral agendas has launched a propaganda campaign against Israel’s defensive strikes to prevent the Iranian regime from acquiring nuclear weapons. Their unified message condemns Israel and calls on governments and the UN to pressure and sanction Israel. With a few notable exceptions, tens of such organizations have produced a chorus of allegations based on invented evidence while massively distorting the language of morality and international law.

In contrast to the relatively supportive statements from many European leaders who highlight Israel’s right to self-defense and the danger of a nuclear Iran (alongside the usual slogans of restraint and peaceful solutions), the NGOs they fund under the labels of civil society and human rights continue with their propaganda campaigns.

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The hottest weekend of the year saw records for UK ‘small boat’ arrivals smashed on the Kent coastline. By the evening of Saturday, June 21st it was clear that more than 1,000 migrants had crossed the channel in the last 48 hours.

According to a GB News headcount, Border Force vessels and lifeboats picked up almost 600 migrants on Saturday, just one day after 437 made the crossing in seven small boats. These informal figures are usually firmed up in an official Home Office release of the known figures a few days after arrival.

If 1,019 made the illegal crossing between Friday morning and Saturday night, it would bring the total for the year to around just under 18,400.50% more than the total number at this point in time last year.

This comes despite a high-profile promise from Labour prime minister Keir Starmer to ‘Smash the Gangs’ going as well as his hapless predecessor Rishi Sunak’s pledge to ‘Stop the Boats.’

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A shooting and suicide bombing at a Damascus church during a packed service on Sunday, June 22nd, killed at least 22 people, authorities said, blaming a member of the Islamic State group for the unprecedented attack.

“A suicide attacker affiliated with the Daesh (IS) terrorist group entered the Saint Elias church in the Dwelaa area… opened fire then blew himself up with an explosive belt,” an interior ministry statement said.

State news agency SANA, citing the ministry of health, reported a death toll of 22, with 63 injured.

The attack was the first of its kind in the Syrian capital since Islamist-led forces toppled longtime ruler Bashar al-Assad in December. It was also the first inside a church in Syria since the country’s civil war erupted in 2011.

Syria’s Christian community has shrunk from around one million before the war to under 300,000 due to waves of displacement and emigration.

Syria’s new president is a former terrorist, and Islamist fighters have been involved in the massacre of thousands of Christians and Alawites in recent months.

Investigative Project on Terrorism.

The mainstream media has been obsessed with the fear of regime change ad nauseam for 2 weeks now. Every day another headline appears making the same exact unoriginal argument that God forbid Israel or the United States contemplate regime change in Iran, it would open the gates of hell. The Washington Post has run more than 7 pieces warning about regime change in Iran. With the bombing by the U.S. of Iranian nuclear sites, the anti-regime change lobby has reached a crescendo of false warnings.

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“And whoever emigrates for the cause of Allah will find on the earth many [alternative] locations and abundance. And whoever leaves his home as an emigrant to Allah and His Messenger and then death overtakes him—his reward has already become incumbent upon Allah.”

— Qur’an 4:100

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Your jihad Religion of Peace at work.

Newsweek,  a Voice of the Crust.

So the Iranians are extending their jihad to everybody else in the world that uses oil.

I predict that it will end very badly for them.

They’ve already lost their air force, they appear determined to lose their navy as well.

Not to mention their own oil facilities.

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The Israeli military says it has recovered the remains of three hostages held in the Gaza Strip. It identified them as Yonatan Samerano, 21; Ofra Keidar, 70; and Shay Levinson, 19.

Just a little reminder of who is who in this struggle.

Daily Telegraph (UK).

Protesters marched through central London with placards in support of Iran’s supreme leader during a heated pro-Palestinian demonstration on Saturday

Among thousands of demonstrators waving Palestinian and Iranian flags, men and women were photographed carrying signs featuring Ayatollah Ali Khamenei alongside the message: “Choose the right side of history.”

Pro-Palestinian marches have taken place almost weekly in cities across the UK since the October 7 attacks by Hamas on Israel.

But this was the second consecutive weekend in which the Palestinian flag appeared alongside Iran’s red, white and green tricolour at a pro-Gaza demonstration in London.

The usual “end the genocide” and “stop arming Israel” banners were joined by those supporting the Iranian regime. “Free Palestine, hands off Iran,” one banner said.

Time to leave.

The Times (UK).

Activists from Palestine Action are feared to have cost the government and firms making equipment for the British military as much as £55 million.

In a five-year campaign Palestine Action has conducted 356 attacks on sites across the UK, culminating in a raid on RAF Brize Norton last week in which two Voyager aircraft were damaged.

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The firms have also warned the Ministry of Defence that the group’s activities have now extended to smaller firms in their supply chains, which will struggle to afford extra security and repairs.

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A young German boy in Berlin — probably a right-wing extremist — got himself in a heap o’ trouble because a German flag was visible on his phone. The “youths” who attacked him may or may not have been culture-enrichers — the report doesn’t mention ethnicity — but they carried knives, which are a popular fashion accessory among people who have not lived in Germany for a longer time.

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Alireza Doostdar, an associate professor of Islamic Studies and a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen, wrote in a Tuesday X post, “At this point the best and only hope for peace is the power and durability of Iranian missiles.” His statement was in response to a video alleging that an “Iranian hypersonic missile attack” had destroyed an Israeli missile defense system in Tel Aviv.

On the University of Chicago campus, Doostdar is an active member of the Faculty for Justice in Palestine chapter and has supported unauthorized anti-Israel encampments. He was arrested during a “sit-in” protest in November 2023.

Doostdar’s brother Ahmadreza, however, has a more extensive record of run-ins with law enforcement. A federal judge sentenced him to 38 months in prison in 2020 for spying on Iranian dissidents in California and Chicago and for monitoring a number of Jewish centers, including a Hillel Center and a Rohr Chabad Center. Doostdar’s brother is also a dual U.S.-Iranian citizen.

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There is a frightening trend in Hamburg’s schools: Muslim pupils are putting pressure on and harassing their non-Muslim classmates.

There have been reports of girls being bullied for dressing femininely and not wearing a headscarf; others have been called ‘pig-eaters,’ and are now wary of eating their sandwiches during break between lessons.

A father says he felt compelled to enrol his son in a new school because the old school made the mistake of concentrating many Muslim children in one class—with the result being that the few “non-believers” were bullied.

A Jewish man says his daughter was intimidated and physically attacked by Muslim classmates, and called a “cockroach” by one of the Muslim girls and her mother.

Some Muslim pupils are reportedly refusing to participate in music lessons, claiming they are “haram,” or forbidden under Islam.

According to local reports, Islamist influence is being spread through TikTok and Instagram by groups like ‘Muslim Interaktiv,’ leading to noticeable behavioural changes in some children.

Islamism expert Ahmad Mansour, a psychologist with Palestinian roots, said that the political leaders of the liberal northern German city were trivializing the problem; they “do not want to see the radicalization among the pupils.”

Teachers are also unwilling to tackle the problem out of fear that they will be “labeled racist or right-wing.”

According to Ahmad Mansour, the problem exists “not only in Hamburg, but in the whole of Germany.” There is a small but very active group of students of Muslim faith “who loudly represent their religious convictions.”

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So send ’em back.

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Marseille, once a celebrated port city, is now a symbol of urban decay, state failure, and the collapse of France’s internal borders. Today known as the capital of heroin trafficking of Europe, it has transformed into the epicenter of a gang war that is drenching its working-class neighborhoods in blood. Narco is the boss; bullets are its language.

In 2023 alone, 49 people were killed in drug-related score-settling. Nearly all were gunned down. Some were minors. Others were bystanders caught in the crossfire. A 10-year-old boy in Nîmes, a 24-year-old law student in her bedroom in Marseille: collateral victims of a system in ruins. The housing project of La Paternelle, in the northern part of the city, symbolizes this tragedy. There, the DZ Mafia and Yoda clans fought fiercely for control of a single drug-dealing spot, generating tens of thousands of euros daily.

The business is profitable. The labor force is abundant. Most of these young people are recruited through social media, often from small towns or Parisian banlieues, and are underage immigrants, lured by the promise of easy money, brand-name clothes, and status. “I started at 16 earning €500 a day,” says one of them. But once they try to leave, they discover they are trapped: they face fake debts, threats, kidnappings, torture, and modern-day slavery. The drug trade doesn’t forgive.

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More than 400 asylum seekers have arrived on the remote island of Gavdos near Crete within the past 24 hours, according to the Greek coastguard.

Over 350 of the migrants were rescued from a fishing boat detected by an EU border agency (Frontex) vessel on Thursday, June 19. The rescue operation, coordinated by the Greek coastguard, involved assistance from four nearby cargo ships.

In a statement, the coastguard confirmed: “The asylum seekers arrived in separate groups over the last 24 hours, with the largest including over 350 people off Gavdos.”

Earlier that morning, another group of about 40 migrants was found on the island’s coastline. They were also relocated to a temporary reception centre in Paleochora, Crete, where all the arrivals will undergo registration and identification.

No details have been released about the migrants’ nationalities.

Greece remains one of the EU’s primary entry points for asylum seekers, with over 14,000 arriving by sea so far this year, compared to more than 54,000 in 2024, according to UN figures.

The small island of Gavdos, located south of Crete at the EU’s external border, has seen a sharp rise in migrant landings in recent months. The increase is reportedly linked to shifting smuggling routes now targeting less monitored entry points.

I’d let them sit there and starve. But that’s me.

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Members of the extremist Palestine Action group have infiltrated an RAF base in Oxfordshire and caused damage to two British military planes.

The group condemned the UK for sending military cargo to Israel, flying spy planes over Gaza, and refuelling U.S./Israeli fighter jets, and added that “by decommissioning two military planes, Palestine Action have directly intervened to break the chains of oppression.”

Palestine Action sprayed red paint into the engines of two Airbus Voyager aircraft after breaking into RAF Brize Norton. The group said they had used repurposed fire extinguishers to spray paint at the engines and used crow bars to cause further damage.

This is a serious security breach and highlights the extent to which pro-Hamas sympathisers in western countries are willing to go to cause havoc.

Mark Francois, shadow armed forces minister, said there are “serious questions” for the Ministry of Defence to answer about how “protesters, who might even have turned out to be armed terrorists, were able to gain access to what is supposed to be a secure RAF airbase.”

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

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The Ayatollahs handed back the Embassy hostages before Reagan was inaugurated because they knew he would not be the hand-wringing incompenent that Carter was. American Presidents since that time have ignored that causus belli because they were surrounded by agents of the Deep State who didn’t want to rock the boat.  Time to pay the check.

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An Iranian murder-for-hire conspiracy targeting President Donald Trump has quietly wound its way through federal court, with a pre-trial discovery conference scheduled for next week.

The proceedings, postponed to this point because of a lengthy discovery process, will take place on Tuesday. While the discovery materials will not be made public, the government is expected to set trial dates during the conference, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.

The case centers on Farhad Shakeri, an “Iranian asset” who openly told the feds in a phone call from Tehran that he was seeking ways to off Trump on behalf of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, according to a criminal complaint filed in November 2024.

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Senior Iranian officials fleeing Tehran are seeking refuge in Canada, according to security analyst Casey Bobb.

“We know that over the last several years, many, many senior officials of the Iranian regime, despite inadmissibility laws, have already made it in here,” Babb, a senior fellow with the MacDonald Laurier Institute, said in an interview this week with The Ben Mulroney Show.

Already, 20 Iranians who served in high-level positions with the Tehran government have been found to be living in Canada, according to Global News.

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In a first-grade class of a primary school in Vienna, out of twenty-five pupils, only three can speak German, according to the grandfather of one of the German-speaking children.

In a letter to Austrian daily Heute, Bernhard K. complained that his grandson is trying to learn Arabic so he can understand what his classmates are talking about when they get together during break, or after school: “How else is he supposed to communicate with his schoolmates?”

This statistic highlights the dire situation Austrian, and especially Viennese, schools find themselves in. The influx of migrants and their inability to integrate has completely transformed school life, with many non-German speaking pupils unable to understand what they are being taught.

Muslims have recently become the largest religious group among pupils in Vienna’s primary and secondary schools.

A host of teachers in Vienna have come forward to express their frustration about the difficulties of trying to teach migrant children.

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A brutal massacre in the Nigerian village of Yelwata left 200 Christians dead on the night of June 12th, according to reports from Catholic aid organizations and eyewitnesses. Victims were shot, burned alive, and entire families were killed in their homes. The attackers, who reportedly arrived on motorcycles, shouted “Allahu Akbar” as they set fire to shelters and opened fire on the fleeing villagers.

The Catholic aid organization Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) confirmed the death toll and stated that victims included babies, children, and entire families. “Bodies were scattered everywhere,” said village priest Ukuma Jonathan Angbianbee.

According to the Catholic News Agency (CNA), the first assault on the local church was repelled by police. The attackers then turned to shelters for displaced people, reportedly dousing them with gasoline and setting them ablaze.

“Some bodies were burned beyond recognition,” ACN said. Amnesty International corroborated that families were locked inside their homes and burned alive.

Despite multiple reports confirming the religious targeting of Christians, German state broadcaster ZDF downplayed the massacre. Instead of focusing on the religious targeting of Christians. In its coverage, ZDF framed the violence mainly as a result of factors such as climate change, demographic pressure, and disputes over farmland.

Critics accuse ZDF of deliberately omitting the religious tensions from its report and focusing on climate change, based on ideology.

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Let me declare from the outset that despite the febrile atmosphere created by the Casey audit, I was against a national inquiry into the mass rape of white British girls by Pakistani Muslims (or ‘grooming gangs’ if you still prefer the euphemism). As I wrote at the time it was first proposed:

Here’s where I’m going to shock you—we the people don’t want a public inquiry either. We’ve been here before, don’t forget. The Jay Report took seven years and just shy of £187 million to tell us absolutely nothing. It was a cover-up of cover-ups —a whitewash so sanitised even Dulux couldn’t market it. It followed in the footsteps of similar reports from Rochdale (2013), Rotherham (2014), Telford (2022), and Oldham (2022)—all of which preached apologies and avowed that ‘lessons must be learned.’ In 2022, the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) finished with a list of 20 recommendations. Want to bet how many of those have been implemented? That’s right, not a single one.

I still have my reservations. According to Baroness Casey, the report’s author, a national inquiry could take up to five years to complete —which, if past reports are anything to go by, means closer to ten. That’s another decade the victims simply don’t have.

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For decades, Iran’s leaders built up a network of allied militias in the Middle East that shared a hatred of Israel and America to gain regional influence and protect the regime. But as the theocracy is now fighting for its own survival, its allies are missing in action.

Lebanon’s Hezbollah, once seen as the most powerful in Iran’s so-called Axis of Resistance, hasn’t fired a single missile since Israel attacked Iran. Its military capabilities and leadership have been decimated by Israeli forces over the past year. Hamas, the Palestinian militant group, is a shadow of itself after 20 months of war with Israel that has seen its leaders killed and Gaza destroyed.

In Iraq, Iranian-backed Shiite militias haven’t targeted U.S. military bases, as they have in the past. And Yemen’s Houthi militia fired several missiles at Israel on Sunday, but have remained silent since.

The bruising wars have left Iran’s allies wary of taking on Israel, which has demonstrated vastly superior military and intelligence capabilities. Some are now focused on their own interests and have a lot to lose from an expanding war, such as Iraq’s militia members who are now making fortunes in the oil sector. Others, like Hezbollah, are trying to rebuild and nursing grievances over the lack of support from Tehran during the group’s war with Israel, according to Arab diplomats who speak to the group regularly.

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The smugglers’ network bringing migrants illegally to the UK has altered its methods, prompting the UK government on Tuesday, June 17th, to describe the situation as “deteriorating.”

Previously, limited police action on Northern French beaches prompted the smugglers to launch their increasingly large ‘small boats’ from inland waterways further and further away from the main shore. Now, criminals are sending ‘taxi’ boats along the coastline to pick up prospective migrants to the UK who wade out to sea before transferring them to main boats ready to make the perilous journey to the Kent coast in England. Alternatively, the ‘taxi boats’ are then used directly in Channel crossings once full.

This poses a problem for French police, who operationally avoid using tear gas and batons in the water, citing the danger of women and children drowning or being crushed inside the boats. This, coupled with increasing violence between Kurdish gangsters and African migrants trying to storm the boats without paying for passage, has prompted law enforcement officials to consider revising their procedures.

A separate landmark figure—40,000 Channel crossings since PM Keir Starmer took office—led Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice to label the government ‘incompetent muppets.’

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The rape gang scandal is an apocalypse for Great Britain, in the etymological sense of the word: an unveiling that reveals the truth of their condition. In ages past, clear-eyed people would have seen the sexual subjugation of women by foreigners as the act of conquerors.

In today’s Britain, though, the ruling class—politicians of both the Conservative and Labour parties, police, local administrators, and most of the media—chose to turn a blind eye to foreigners among them carrying out mass rapes of English girls. They did this, as the Baroness Casey report indicates, in the service of multiculturalism and their liberal ideals.

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Legnago is a town in the Veneto region of northern Italy. Last week a North African culture-enricher experienced a sexual emergency next to the Adige River in Legnago, and alleviated his suffering in that bucolic setting with the unwilling help of a young lady who was walking her dog.

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The Council on American-Islamic Relations, the anti-Israel group whose leader said he was “happy” about Oct. 7, is quietly funding socialist Zohran Mamdani’s bid for New York City mayor.

The Unity & Justice Fund, which CAIR formed last year to expand its political influence, has contributed $100,000 to New Yorkers for Lower Costs, the largest PAC supporting Mamdani, according to campaign records. The money was split between a $25,000 gift on May 30 and a $75,000 donation on June 16.

In Facebook ads and mailers, New Yorkers for Lower Costs touts Mamdani’s pledges to “freeze the rent” in New York City and “make groceries less expensive,” while casting him as a progressive alternative to campaign frontrunner Andrew Cuomo.

But the backing of the Unity & Justice Fund and other anti-Israel organizations suggests New Yorkers for Lower Cost’s true interest in Mamdani lies in his anti-Israel views. Mamdani has refused to acknowledge Israel’s right to exist and earlier this week defended the phrase “Globalize the Intifada,” a rallying cry for violence against Jews worldwide.

UPDATE: Columbia Faculty Members Who Signed Letter Defending Hamas Among Donors to Mamdani’s Mayoral Campaign

Daily Telegraph (UK).

Pakistan is refusing to take back the ringleaders of the Rochdale child grooming scandal after they renounced their citizenship.

Ministers are engaged in high-level talks with the Pakistan government to persuade them to drop their block on the deportations of Qari Abdul Rauf and Adil Khan, two of Britain’s worst grooming offenders. Sources indicated that progress was being made.

The pair lost appeals against deportation in 2018 but remain in Britain.

Pakistan officials told The Telegraph it would be “extremely difficult” to take back such dangerous criminals and that there was “no basis to accept them” if they had renounced their citizenship.

I suppose dropping them into the Atlantic from about 1,000 feet is off the table.

UPDATE: These are not ‘Asian’ grooming gangs, they are Kashmiri Muslim

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After several high-profile cases, French MPs have voted to enshrine in law a ban on mayors celebrating marriages between French nationals and individuals facing deportation. The mobilisation of courageous mayors against illegal immigration has therefore finally borne fruit.

A few months ago, Robert Ménard, the conservative mayor of Béziers in southern France, was taken to court for refusing to marry a local woman to an illegal Algerian immigrant subject to an order to leave French territory (OQTF). Refusing to plead guilty, he called for a change in French law, which currently punishes elected officials who refuse to perform marriages in such cases—regardless of the fiancé’s illegal presence on French soil. He faces up to five years in prison, a fine of €75,000, and disqualification from public office.

A few weeks later, another mayor followed suit. Marlène Mourier, mayor of Bourg-lès-Valence, refused to perform a marriage deemed a ‘marriage of convenience’ between a French woman and an illegal Tunisian immigrant. Mourier and Ménard, joined by two other mayors, published an open letter in Le Figaro calling for a review of French law to prevent such situations from recurring and placing local elected officials in an impossible position—namely, giving their public blessing to a situation that is clearly illegal. President Macron himself, in his televised address last month, described the Ménard case as “grotesque” and came out in favour of changing the law.

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Foreign nationals accounted for up to one third of those convicted of sexual assault last year, according to a major report, published on Wednesday, June 18th. Figures obtained by the Centre for Migration Control show that up to 34% of those jailed or otherwise punished for “sexual assault on a female” in 2024 were from overseas.

In view of the latest data it analysed under Research Director Robert Bates, the Centre’s official X account asked

When will politicians admit that mass migration has made Britain unsafe for women and girls? Time for the data to be published fully and transparently.

The report consolidates earlier findings that foreigners were “convicted of nearly a quarter of sex crimes,” published in March this year. It showed that between 2021 and 2023, 15% of sexual offences, including rape, were accounted for by foreign nationals. At the time, the Tory opposition requested that “data revealing [the] full extent of convictions must be acted on,” to no great effect.

The most recent UK census showed that foreign nationals make up just 9.3% per cent of the population.

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In 2015, a decade after Israel had withdrawn from Gaza leaving it, as terrorist apologists in the media insisted, an “open-air concentration camp”, weight loss centers began to pop up.

Gaza’s Arab Muslim population was overeating badly.

A 2013 study found 1 out of every 5 adolescents in Gaza was overweight or obese which was comparable to rates in the United States. By 2020 in the combined ‘Palestinian’ occupied areas of Gaza, Judea and Samaria, overweight rates shot up from 20% to 34% among boys and from 24% to 32% among girls. If the Arab Muslim populations were living under oppression and terror, how had their adolescent obesity rates gone from 1 in 4 to as much as 1 in 3?

And it’s not just the adolescents.

A global nutrition report found that nearly 30% of men and 42% of women in the combined areas are obese. In Gaza specifically, 64% of mothers were overweight or obese. How could this wave of obesity be reconciled with the simultaneous claim that 60% of households in Gaza are “food insecure’” The mothers of quite a few of those “food insecure households” are obese.

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Since the Great Migration Crisis of 2015, “asylum seekers” have been pouring into Germany, sucking up welfare benefits and filling up the refugee accommodations — and the prisons. They commit a disproportionate number of violent crimes, and are thus disproportionately represented among inmates of the German prison system.

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Israel has killed Iran’s newly appointed military chief, Ali Shadmani, in a precision airstrike on a command centre in central Tehran. The IDF said the strike was launched after “a sudden opportunity” presented itself, just four days after Shadmani’s promotion to wartime chief of staff.

Shadmani, a close aide to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, had replaced a predecessor also eliminated by Israel on Friday. He is now the third senior Iranian commander to be taken out in less than a week, following the deaths of Revolutionary Guard chief Hossein Salami and armed forces head Mohammad Bagheri.

The IDF also claims to have killed 10 Iranian nuclear scientists involved in Tehran’s suspected weapons programme.

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An official report warns that asylum seekers and foreign nationals are involved in a “significant proportion” of current police investigations into child sex ‘grooming’ gangs. It was published just as 2,000 ‘small boat’ Channel migrants were recorded as making the illegal crossing into England that week.

Baroness (Louise) Casey’s late-arriving omnibus report into group-based child sexual abuse in select local settings grabbed the headlines as the formal explanation of the Labour government reversing its earlier stance and initiating a national inquiry into grooming gangs, so-called because of the way vulnerable girls are exploited by men posing as their boyfriends.

Casey’s report rightly emphasises the importance of male, predominantly Pakistani heritage networks in the scores of historic cases which go back decades—something the British establishment has long sought to ignore or deny. However, it also highlights a worrying new trend: recent, open cases which appeared to

involve suspects who are non-UK nationals and/or who are claiming asylum in the UK.

Since this observation is based on ongoing cases, the report does not go into specific detail for fear of prejudicing fair trials. It does reflect a demographic shift in this most heinous of crimes. UK home secretary Yvette Cooper responded to this aspect of the report in the House of Commons on Monday, June 16th, to say that

those who groom children or who commit sexual offenses will not be granted asylum in the U.K.

Cooper plans to change the law to exclude anyone with a sex offence conviction from being given refugee status, while pledging to “immediately pursue” abuse suspects who are asylum-seekers.

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Having already stressed the need to “remain extremely vigilant” about Islamist infiltration after reports pointed to Muslim Brotherhood control of (at least) five Brussels municipalities, Belgian politicians are now calling for an official investigation to establish the true scale of the problem.

The liberal Reformist Movement (MR) this week called on the federal government to produce a detailed report on the national influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in order to “protect our democratic values.”

A Europe-wide discussion on Islamist infiltration was started last month following the release of a French government report on the threat posed to “national cohesion” by the Muslim Brotherhood. The Swedish government later announced it was launching an investigation of its own.