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Marching down the streets chanting about violence being the "only one solution" in America's city where the most Jews live. It's fine. Everything's fine. I didn't think these uh protests could get any worse, but being at night dials everything up to 11.

Berlin Two assailants threw Molotov cocktails at a synagogue, fortunately they only hit pavement. Link Tunisia A mob razed a synagogue, although Jews no longer live in the area (can't imagine why...) and so at least no one was hurt. Link Lebanon A mob hurled Molotov cocktails at the US...

The media used to call them terrorists, but that wasn't PC or "neutral" enough so they became militants. Now, they are... "armed groups." :rolleyes: Link

So we have on-the-scene daylight footage of the hospital and... The hospital's intact and the damage seems mostly limited to some burnt out cars in the parking lot and broken windows. An Israeli bomb would've caused significantly more damage and left a noticeable crater, this is obviously a...

A bit late, but this Hannity interview is hilarious for just the over the top fashion Sean takes the gloves off and ambushed RFK. They must be jiving their pants. So many in MAGA land gave fawning attention and coverage to RFK Jr thinking he'd be a spoiler for Biden, never considering what...

There could be footage of Yahya Sinwar personally firing a rocket that hit the hospital and him urinating on the ashes and Israel would still be blamed. Whatever the truth turns out to be, it's almost irrelevant in the sense there's already rioting, Arab leaders pulling out of summits, questions...

Academia having a normal one. Professor explains how he found the Hamas attacks exhilarating. Stanford instructor singled out Jewish students to lecture and use them as props about the conflict. Link

Hamas' revisions to the charter basically crossed out "kill all the Jews" and replaced it with "we're not anti-Semitic, we're anti-Zionist." At the time some thought it was little more than a PR move for Western consumption to try and appear more pragmatic and less radical. Recent events...

Case in point, this interview from a senior Hamas figure on Russian TV shortly after the massacres. Aside from the scale of the murders and kidnappings, Hamas is openly bragging they only sort of played nice as part of a years long plan to orchestrate a surprise attack to slaughter Israelis...

"There is only one solution; intifadah, revolution" chants at the University of Washington yesterday A few of us have mentioned Rasmea Odeh over the years and the support she enjoys from some on the left. She's a Palestinian who bombed a Jerusalem supermarket decades ago and killed Jews...

Speaking of the paragliders, some university student groups, pro-Palestinian protests, and BLM chapters across the US have adopted it as something of a solidarity symbol. Hamas used these paragliders to cross into Israel, reach a dance festival, and then murder 260+ civilians and kidnap others...

EDIT: Removing stuff about drone/glider incursions from the north. They were from legit sources but now being declared false alarms by the IDF.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators chant "gas the Jews" and "hug the Jews" outside the Sydney Opera House.

It was always a genocidal slogan. "From the river to the sea" was put into practice by Hamas for all the world to see in every town, kibbutz, etc they overran. They went house to house killing everyone they could find except those they wanted to take back to Gaza as hostages. Hamas didn't do it...

That's always been a concern. One of the reasons Israel has been hesitant to get into it with Hezbollah and have been worried about a multi-front war is Hezbollah have far, far more rockets than Hamas. Some estimates put it at between 100,000 - 150,000. The day after 300 Israelis were killed...

Hamas' chief sponsor weighs in.

Up to 200 dead and still expected higher. Keep in mind 1000 Israelis died in the Second Intifada over a 4+ year span. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/israeli-death-toll-from-devastating-hamas-attack-rises-to-more-than-200/

Israeli death toll up to 150. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-october-7-2023/ Israel has cut off electricity to Gaza. Gaza does have its own limited production capacity but that's usually reliant on fuel from Israel...

Official death toll bumped up to 100 in the time it took me to write that. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-october-7-2023/