Ja. Yes. “Wüst unterstreicht den Nachrichtenwert einer solchen Forderung aus CDU-Reihen selbst: „Ich habe heute etwas gesagt, das hat öffentlich bisher, glaube ich, kein CDU-Mensch gesagt: dass ich dafür bin, diese Arbeitsgruppe einzusetzen, die diese Arbeit dann leistet.“” The debate on a closure case before the Constitutional Court is getting serious. It is late. But better late than never.

I predict the Rwanda scheme will eventually be resurrected by Europe and the UK under a future government will eventually join in.

As the video below demonstrates, Israelis are often astonishingly ignorant about the history of the Palestinians communities around them. They haven't the slightest conception that, as their DNA proves, the Palestinians have deep roots in the soil going back to at least the Bronze Age and are in many cases their cousins. Instead they imagine them- quite unhistorically- as random Arab immigrants from 6thC on, who are indistinguishable from other Arabic-speakers elsewhere and who should therefore be ethnically cleansed to other Arabic-speaking areas, without compunction. The half-truths and massive omissions of Zionist history writing from Herzl onwards has a lot to answer for: history re-written to airbrush an entire people out of history and prepare the way for the ethnic extinction of the entire indigenous Palestinians people.

"Whereas Europe, over 2000 years, had dreamt of unity through empires and civil wars, the EU is a unique invention based on respect, peace and equality among its member states. It is more than ever essential today" Macron with the Pope in Metz today My English s/t

As more ballistic missiles go off here in Kyiv, hard not to wonder if Putin is now applying his Syria strategy to Ukraine. Yday he hit a hospital; day before a supermarket. Enablers in India, China, Turkey, Europe and the rest need to ask themselves if they want to be part of it

Alle Startelfspieler sind zwischen 1995 und 2003 in Deutschland geboren: in Köln, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Paderborn … Achtung @ainyrockstar: Es gab eine Zeit, da sagten völkische Deutsche Ähnliches über den Berliner Kulturbetrieb (und österreichische Antisemiten über den in Wien): zu viele, „die anders sind“. Wie genau anders? An Sprache oder Staatsbürgerschaft lag es nicht. (Die ist auch Martin Sellner nicht wichtig). Darauf folgte eine sehr dunkle Zeit. PS: Empfehle dazu ein grossartiges Buch eines Freundes, Peter Pulzer 👇 @robinalexander_

Könnt ihr sagen, was ihr wollt. Aber das macht was mit vielen. Ich sage es gerne immer wieder: Linke betreiben seit Jahren Identitätspolitik. Arielle die Meerjungfrau muss plötzlich schwarz sein, damit sich kleine schwarze Mädchen repräsentiert fühlen. Man führt Migrantenquoten an. Man spricht ständig in allen Bereichen davon, dass es Menschen mit entsprechendem Migrationshintergrund braucht, damit sich auch die migrantische Gesellschaft mit diesem Land identifiziert. So weit so gut. Ich verstehe, dass es den Türken viel bedeutet hat, wenn jemand wie Özil plötzlich für Deutschland gespielt hat. Oder wenn ein Undav für die Jesiden dabei ist. Aber was ist eigentlich, wenn das irgendwann so kippt, dass sich die Deutschen von ihrer eigenen Nationalmannschaft gar nicht mehr repräsentiert fühlen?

"Russia’s turning abducted Ukrainian children into Russian soldiers." Reporter @KathrynDiss traveled to Ukraine for ABC’s Foreign Correspondent to expose this devastating reality. After years of indoctrination and militarization, kidnapped kids are being forced to sign contracts and fight against their own country. Save Ukraine helped the journalist embed with our rescue missions and speak with youth who have just escaped occupation. Thank you, Kathryn Diss, for bringing the global mission to bring Ukraine’s kids home to a wider audience. 📺 Watch the full report Tuesday, September 29, at on @abcnews and ABC iView. And you can also see it on YouTube.

Trump just invited the people who bombed this hospital to the G20 in Miami.

Dear friends, Unfortunately, the Srebrenica Memorial Center continues to be targeted by the corrupt Bosnian Serb police and judiciary. I know for a fact that a plan is being prepared to raid the Memorial Center. I am not privy to the operational details, but I know the plan exists. I understand that it would involve special police units and Bosnian Serb TV cameras. The operation appears to have two objectives: first, to discredit and intimidate the Memorial Center; and second, to put me in prison and subject me to years of politically motivated proceedings. The only way we can fight back is by bringing this into the open. Transparency is our only protection - and, ultimately, our only means of survival in such an adversarial environment. Please share this widely.

I was in Kyiv from 19 to 26 September. During those eight days, Russia caused confirmed strike effects in the city on seven days, including a ballistic missile attack, killing 11 civilians, including a 14-year-old kid, and injuring 129. Those numbers are grim enough, but they still cannot convey what repeated attacks do to everyday life. Air-raid sirens tear through sleep, work, meals, journeys and conversations. People constantly check alerts, listen for drones and explosions, move away from windows, calculate where the nearest shelter is, and wonder whether the next strike will hit their home, office, school, hospital, shop or the street they happen to be walking along. I saw a city trying to live normally under abnormal conditions: people going to work, having work meetings, catching up with friends, walking children to school, using public transport and sitting in cafes - while Russian drones and missiles, including ballistic missiles, repeatedly struck residential buildings, offices, infrastructure and other civilian sites across Kyiv. The physical destruction is visible: shattered windows, damaged buildings, scarred streets and disrupted services. The psychological burden is harder to photograph. It is carried by Kyiv residents in the accumulated exhaustion, the broken sleep, the sudden silences after explosions, the fear that never fully leaves, and the knowledge that an ordinary moment can be shattered within seconds. Kyiv is not a battlefield in the conventional sense. It is hundreds of miles from the frontline in Donbas. It is a European capital where millions of civilians are trying to live ordinary lives while being subjected to repeated Russian long-range attacks. And that is perhaps the point that should never be lost. The effect of these attacks by Russia is to terrorise civilians - to make ordinary life feel permanently unsafe and to wear down Ukrainian society through fear, exhaustion and destruction. Every ordinary act of living of Kyiv residents - going to work, taking a child to school, meeting a friend, riding a bus, browsing a bookshop, sitting in a cafe - takes place under that threat.