As news emerges that terrorists who took part in the October 7 massacre worked for UNRWA...reposting my @BESA_Center article on how the United Nations, Amnesty International & Human Rights Watch have been deceiving the public and laundering terrorism. besacenter.org/how-the-unite…

The main entry on Wikipedia—one of the most visited sites on the internet and one that reportedly feeds into the ways that artificial intelligence tools answer questions from users—essentially blames Israel for being attacked on Oct. 7, the bloodiest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Jew-hatred watchdogs and pro-Israel groups have long accused the crowdsourced encyclopedia, in which almost anyone can post to the site, of antisemitic bias. But the fact that its main entry on the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attacks states in its first sentence that the terror attacks were “a series of coordinated armed incursions from the blockaded Gaza Strip” adds insult to injury, experts told @JNS_org. 🧵

Alhamimi's biggest grievance was clearly his objection to "white supremacy."

On the Hebrew calendar date of the three year anniversary that their brethren slaughtered more than 1000 Jews in a single day, launching the war against Hamas in Gaza. Coincidental?

And, on the Hebrew calendar date of the three year anniversary when their Palestinian brethren invaded Israel on Simchat Torah and slaughtered more than 1000 Jews in a single day, launching the war against Hamas in Gaza.

When was the last time you saw this flag associated with something positive? Like a scientific breakthrough, a heroic adventure, a motivating story? This is the Swastika of our times. Wherever it goes, destruction, mayhem and hatred follow.

“We don’t care.” That is what a Dutch audience told Sabine Taasa in Delft. Hamas murdered her husband and her son. Anyone still wondering how neighbours could hand a girl like Anne Frank to the Nazis: this is the same hatred‼️ Nearly three quarters of the Jews in the country where she hid were murdered, the highest proportion in occupied Western Europe. The same spirit has now written Dutch law. Prison for anyone who buys from Jews living in Judea, the tiny homeland of our people. Europe 2026. A reminder of why Israel is so important to all Jews everywhere.

Tonight is the yahrzeit of the murder victims of the October 7th massacre. Though Hamas forever forced an overlap between the joy of Simchat Torah and the mourning of innocence and the freefall of hatred to follow, we're a people who resist and survice. We're Am Yisrael Chai.

Al Jazeera forgot to sign out of the Independent social media account.

It's hilarious. Everyone on Indian media simply using Captain Smit only. 😊 This is helpful. First few seconds

RT @cyberpunkdingo: "Have you considered a 180 against 1 response is highly disproportionate?"

Why wait until Christmas? Beteavon!

We have no idea how many lives were truly saved today by the heroic Captain Smit Machchhar and the Israelis who jumped to action to save everyone in the hijacked plane. They also saved everyone on the ground near the intended target of the terrorist. Heroes 🇮🇳🇮🇱💙

In Gujarati, Smit Machchhar is written as સ્મિત મચ્છર. Here is how you can pronounce it phonetically: Smit: Smit (સ્મિત) – rhymes with "fit", with a soft "t" sound Machchhar: Much-chhur (મચ્છર) – "Much" like the English word, followed by a sharp, slightly aspirated "chhur".

We can all agree that the People of Israel and India, have a great bond, and individuals full of courage. The only questions remains … How to pronounce Captain Smit’s last name? :)

🚩🚩WTF is wrong with the BBC⁉️ Captain Machchhar IS a hero. His bravery helped save 180 innocents from terror. Disgusting that @BBC @BBCWorld would suggest otherwise.

Praying for Macchar’s full recovery. What a hero.

A heroic Indian pilot enables heroic Israeli passengers to act, and they, in turn, save him. A great metaphor for what the relations between the two countries are, and will continue to be. I am praying for Captain Machchhar's full recovery

Has there been any mention/theories of what might have been the hijacker’s/terrorist’s intended target if he got full control of the cockpit on the flight to Israel?

Captain Smit Machchhar was stabbed so badly that he needed hospitalization and surgery, yet despite that, he was able to send a distress signal and open the cockpit doors There were many heroes on that flight, but without his actions, none of them would've mattered