I don’t know what to say today. What words are there. It’s three years since October 7. I can tell you what I notice, and I do so while transparently telling you that my nervous system is holding on by a thread. I have noticed that the distance between 2023 and 2026 is enormous and it absolutely terrifies me. The distance between the dead and the living. The distance between the vocal and the silent. The distance between the truth and the lies. The distance between what was and what is. The distance between who we were and who we are, who stands next to us, and who is just… gone. The distance between us. All of us. It is so huge, and I am so scared by it. evebarlow.substack.com/p/wha…

RT @Mish_K_: Supporting or justifying this makes you as bad as, if not worse, than the savages that did this.

Three years since October 7, 2023. We remember the lives stolen by Palestinian Hamas. We honor the heroes. We carry the scars. And still, we stand. We rebuild. We live. We choose hope. Am Yisrael Chai. 🇮🇱 #UNFORGO7TEN

We will be playing my version of 'We Will Dance Again' at 4.20 am tomorrow morning on Boy George FM. It will be 6.20 in Israel. We will play it again later but I want to honour the victims of the Nova Festival. If you want to hear it maybe get an early night. Tomorrow is a special and very sad day. Never forget! streams.radio.co/s31a63642a/…

🚨⚠️TRIGGER WARNING🚨⚠️ Bodies lie on a main road near Kibbutz Gevim, Israel. On October 7, 2023, following an attack by Hamas terrorists. 
NEVER AGAIN! 
 For us, “Never again” means taking action. Visit HereForGood. Link in bio. Image Credit: (Oren ZIV / AFP)

Worshipping in a synagogue is not tainted by racism. From this moment, voting for the Green Party of England and Wales is economist.com/leaders/2026/1…

Time heals nothing. October Massacre.

RT @writtenbylaurie: #Metoounlessyoureajew 💔 Three years 💔

But it couldn’t be social contagion, folks. It’s just that young people, especially autistic, gay and mentally ill ones, are finally free to be their authentic selves. The sudden explosion of young women who want to cut off their healthy breasts and take testosterone? Well, it’s absolutely not the newest form of self-harm, to which troubled adolescent girls are provably prone, ok? It’s not a consequence of the commonplace fear of becoming an adult woman, with all that that entails. No, there’s nothing to worry about there. The possibility of regret? Naturally, we don’t let minors get tattoos or own guns or vote, because that would be ridiculous, but if they want irreversible surgeries and drug treatments, they must be given them, and everyone around them must immediately agree they are now the opposite sex. That’s called being kind. And the mounting numbers of detransitioners? They were never trans, obviously, and should be mercilessly attacked, especially if they now say they were vulnerable and in a friendship group, online or off, dominated by trans identities, where transitioning was presented as a way to resolve all their social and emotional difficulties. (I have the emails). No, there’s nothing whatsoever to see here. Keep justifying it, keep cheering it on, keep insisting that the doctors and drug companies making serious money out of it all are acting with the purest of motives. Answer every reasonable question with an accusation of hatred and bigotry. Dispel every qualm of conscience with an activist-approved talking point. Reassure yourself that everyone on your dinner party circuit agrees with you. And when, in years to come, we’re all looking back on graphs like this, be proud that you did your bit to monster whistleblowers, parrot unevidenced claims and create the climate of fear that allowed the worst medical scandal in a century to take place.

RT @AmIsraelChai_: Dear Red Cross. We won’t forget.

Jackie Baillie calling it as it is. Well said 💯

This is who they're defending

The Islamic regime is planning to execute 33-year-old blogger Sevda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi simply because of her media activities. This is pure barbarism. Share her name before they kill her.

Puberty isn’t a disease. It’s a normal part of human development. Suppressing it is a major medical intervention - yet the puberty blockers trial is putting children as young as 11 at risk. Can an 11-year-old truly understand the risks and lifelong implications of a decision like this? The Government must stop this dangerous trial and put children’s safety first.

My dad was tortured by Khamenei’s terrorist thugs and banned from going to school. My dad’s soul is at peace right now. I feel like I’m dreaming.