And just like that @News24 have shown me who they are..Surprised it has taken them this long. Feel free to share this message.

We cannot speak endlessly about Jewish peoplehood when it suits us and then suddenly become enthusiastic individualists when it doesn’t. We cannot say that we feel the pain of a Jew we have never met in Israel, France, or Australia, but claim that the behaviour of a Jew in Norwood has absolutely nothing to do with us. sajr.co.za/when-one-jew-spea…

So embarrassing for the formerly Great Britain.

A skeptic might think that he used his Jew hatred to revive his flagging career...

Our responsibility is not to defend the indefensible. Nor is it to turn one ugly incident into a communal crisis larger than it is. Our responsibility is to say clearly: this is not who we aspire to be. chaifm.com/2026/09/23/when-o…

The script writes itself...

I watched the UN yesterday in disbelief. So called leaders of the world standing up one after the other to illustrate how ignorant, biased, unintelligent and unimpressive they are. And this genius is their leader...

Israel has launched a new campaign against the UN, calling out its self-reinforcing anti-Israel echo chamber. There's a damning dossier on the UN's systematic informational bias against Israel: govextra.gov.il/mda/un/bias/…

PRESS RELEASE: #Colombia informed the #ICJ that it had decided to withdraw the Declaration of intervention that it had filed under Article 63 of the Statute of the Court on 5 April 2024... (1/2)

He has travelled far for the Palestinians. Such a pity that he and his @DIRCO_ZA cronies have chosen to abandon the people of South Africa.

Here’s what the media doesn’t tell you about the caricature of Israel you have in your mind. In less than two hours, over 7 million Jewish Israelis will mark Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. Some will go to synagogue. Some will go to the beach. Nobody will drive unless they have to. Many will not eat or drink for 25 hours, religious or not. Then you have over 2 million Arab Israelis who will go on with their lives as usual. Many will not drive in mixed cities out of respect for their Jewish neighbors. Nobody will drive in Jewish neighborhoods. And the hospitals will only be filled with Arab doctors and nurses to let their Jewish colleagues observe the day at home. (The opposite happens on Ramadan.) Not long ago I went out to run a few last-minute errands before the holiday begins. Every Arab I interacted with – at the dry cleaners, in the supermarket, in the elevator – wished me an easy fast. Every one. It happens every holiday. Any holiday. Their holidays and ours. This is the real Israel. A country filled with Jews and Arabs that get along better than anywhere else on this planet, that nobody shows you because it’s simply not newsworthy. It’s everyday life. To all those who observe – have an easy fast. גמר חתימה טובה

🚨 INFIDEL AWARENESS MONTH Need any more proof of what Hamas is? Hamas commander Mahmoud al-Zahar has openly described a vision far beyond Israel: “The entire planet will be under our law; there will be no more Jews or Christian traitors.” Israel is not the end goal. It is the first front. @InfidelAware #InfidelAwarenessMonth

If you have been duped by the Hamas propaganda aided & abetted by “journalists” who were useful idiots of Hamas, it’s time to wise up.

This is today alone.

As a third-generation hypochondriac, caffeine addict, anxious and proud Jew, Yom Kippur is never a simple day for me. It’s the day when faith and life intersect. When the things we spend the rest of the year avoiding can’t quite be ignored. Wishing my fellow travellers an easy and meaningful fast, a blessed day and, most importantly, a beautiful outcome. Gmar Chatima Tova.

Motaz Azaiza is forcing a reckoning the “pro‑Palestine” movement never anticipated. Because he’s celebrated by activists, politicians, and journalists and can’t be smeared as a “Zionist shill,” his admission carries weight: Gaza’s journalism space functioned under Hamas’s control, and any reporter who deviated from the group’s narrative risked “disappearing behind the sun.” That single truth reshapes how we understand the stories pushed out of Gaza since October 7 and explains why dissent against Hamas’s rule never surfaced publicly. Western journalists and outsiders, unaware of this coercive ecosystem, ended up amplifying Hamas’s information warfare rather than scrutinizing it.

Al Jazeera has fired 24 journalists and staff members following a lawsuit alleging that some of their staff are members of Hamas and the PIJ. Now, I'm no lawyer, but I feel like when you're presented with the claim "you have hired multiple terrorists" it doesn't look great for your case to turn around and mass fire a bunch of journalists in Gaza.

Seems odd to me that the Muslim Judicial Council appears unable simply wish the president a speedy recovery without referring to Israel. Unhealthy even..

This week, the internet went into full emergency mode over Macklemore being dropped from Ed Sheeran’s tour. Supporting acts withdrew. Politicians weighed in. The entertainment elite descended from their usual position of moral altitude. Everyone was instructed to choose a side. Then Saudi Arabia announced that its air defences had intercepted a Houthi drone heading towards Mecca, Islam’s holiest city. The contrast was striking: while the world spent days debating musicians, promoters and free speech, a drone was reportedly heading towards Mecca, and much of the outrage machine fell strangely quiet. At the Venice Film Festival, NAZA, built around testimony from anonymous insiders, received a record 25-minute standing ovation and won the Special Jury Prize. We were told that this was important. At roughly the same time, the fifth season of Fauda arrived on Netflix, opening with October 7 and showing the actual event that began this chapter of the war. One story was celebrated. No prizes for guessing which was not. This is how the modern information war works. We aren’t only being told what to think. We are being told where to look. The stories that serve the preferred narrative are amplified until they fill the screen. The inconvenient ones are allowed to pass almost unnoticed. Sometimes the most important story is not the one everyone is shouting about: It is the one we are being encouraged not to see.

The last IDF soldier left Gaza on September 12, 2005. The keys went to the PA. The crossings were open. That blockade everyone complained about? It didn’t exist yet. Rockets were already hitting Israeli towns that same day. Greenhouses bought so Palestinians could farm were looted and smashed. By night, synagogues were on fire and crowds were celebrating. Here’s what came next: January 2006: Hamas wins the election. June 2006: Hamas kidnaps Gilad Shalit — they would hold him for five years. June 2007: Hamas throws Fatah off the roofs and drags them through the streets. They take the Strip. That is when Egypt shut the border at Rafah. Israel shut what the PA no longer staffed. “Open-air prison from the day they left” requires you first delete 2005–2007.

Jesus!