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Stav Koral Geta, born 9.2.1993 (סתיו קורל גטה) She and her friend, Eden Gez, were gunned down at close range inside their car while trying to flee the Nova Festival near the Mefalsim Junction. She leaves behind two children: her 5-year-old son, Naveh, and her 1-year-old daughter, Reef. Memorial “October 7” by Alex Plutser
BB's tweet: Tonight, we destroyed the largest base of the Rafidi Shia regime outside this country, namely the Ali al-Tahir tunnels in Lebanon. We will complete the mission. Happy New Year. https://t.co/zMhNRSGs45
Dina. Yevgeni. Eitan. Alin. The Kapshiter family. All four. They had been camping in Ashkelon National Park for Simchat Torah. The next day was going to be Eitan’s fifth birthday. When the sirens started on October 7 they packed the car and called Dina’s father: we are coming home. Hamas found them on the road. Parents and both children. An entire household. Alin was the big sister. Eitan was five. They were not at a base. They were going home from a tent. Do not let the world file them as a number. Dina. Yevgeni. Eitan. Alin. Remember them.
IRAQ: She was bought and sold seven times in three months. Then, she stood up before the United Nations, forced the world to look her in the eye, and became a Nobel Peace Prize winner. August 3, 2014. Kocho, Iraq. Nadia Murad was 21 when ISIS surrounded her Yazidi village. What followed was genocide. Men and boys were taken away and executed. Six of Nadia’s brothers were killed. Her mother was murdered and buried in a mass grave. Nadia was taken. In Mosul, she became property in the eyes of her captors. Bought. Sold. Traded seven times in ninety days. She was beaten, burned, and repeatedly sexually assaulted. When Nadia tried to escape, she was caught. The punishment was horrific. Six men gang-raped her until she lost consciousness. She was beaten until she couldn’t walk. They wanted to destroy her spirit. They failed. In November 2014, Nadia saw an unlocked door. She ran. A local Muslim family risked their lives to hide her and help her escape ISIS territory. Eventually, Nadia reached a refugee camp. Then Germany. She was finally free. She could have disappeared into a quiet life. Instead, she spoke. In December 2015, Nadia stood before the UN Security Council. She was 22. Her words were fearless. She described girls being sold like cattle. Mothers murdered. A culture being erased. The world listened. In 2016, the UN recognized the genocide against the Yazidis. But Nadia wasn’t finished. She turned survival into action. In 2018, she founded Nadia’s Initiative, helping rebuild villages, schools, and clinics while supporting survivors seeking justice. That same year, at 25, Nadia became the first Iraqi woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. The world applauded. Nadia looked toward those still captive. For her, that was the prize that mattered— their freedom. She continues speaking for the thousands killed and those still missing. Every telling carries pain. But silence carries a cost too. Nadia transformed suffering into purpose. Trauma into testimony. Survival into a demand for justice. ISIS tried to reduce her to property. History remembers her by her name. Nadia Murad. Not because she escaped what happened—but because she survived, stood before the world, and refused to let silence have the final word.
Now an interesting point is that the Quran itself prefers the Jews over the “Alamin” (the worlds / other nations). This means even Muslims themselves don’t believe in their own superiority.
Why has history’s heaviest accusation become everyday slander? This post hits exactly the point many try to dodge. A Jewish man saying large parts of the left still call him a Nazi is not lying. The Nazis set out to exterminate Jews, not all Semites. They hosted the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, raised Muslim Waffen-SS units, and treated Arab nationalists as allies. Calling Jews Nazis is not a mix-up; it is inversion. When every political disagreement becomes Nazism, no word remains for those who actually built the death factories. This needs to be seen.
Isn’t it strange that millions flee Islamic countries, yet none of them seek refuge in the birthplace of Islam? They all set their course for non-Muslim Western countries instead. What do you think? https://t.co/1aOVxh5RH4
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🚨 WOW : Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just put the Iranian regime on notice in front of the entire world. "We know exactly where your accounts sit in the British Virgin Islands. We know the $100 million homes you own across the globe. Those days are finished. We are shutting it all down." The stolen wealth of the Iranian people is coming back. It can go to them — or to the families of terror victims. After 47 years, the game is over. You’re either with us or you’re against us. https://t.co/uHkOLmxzTN
When your neighbor is Russia, you don’t have time for fashionable outrage. Finland quietly renewed its defense partnership with Israel for better air-defense tech , and the left called it a “historic shame.” Finland just reminded everyone that good air-defense systems beat hashtags. Which country do you think is next?
3-Time Trump Voter told MSN: “I’m Over the Trump Thing”“I’m very disappointed. The prices haven’t gone down. I’m over it, over the Trump thing, the Trump wagon. We got wars, we got Iran. I think we need to bring the troops home and just be done with it.” Asked to grade the economy: “D minus. Just like you said, everything’s expensive. Gas is expensive. I put gas in this morning it was $4.50 a gallon vs $2-3 before all this.” Asked if he regrets his vote: “Yes, I would go back and re-think some things over.”
🚨 Iranian state television reportedly aired a chilling message targeting Barron Trump and claiming a $10 MILLION bounty. Let that sink in. Threatening the child of an American president crosses a line that should unite every American, regardless of politics. If anyone connected to Iran believes targeting an American president’s family will intimidate this country, they are making a catastrophic miscalculation.
🚨 WOW : A UK judge has ruled that a Gazan refugee and mother of three must be allowed to bring 18 family members to Britain. Upper Tribunal Judge Gemma Loughran upheld a decision that refusing entry to the extended family would breach the European Convention on Human Rights, citing the woman’s mental health and the right to family life. The relatives approved to come include: - Her parents - A brother, his wife, and their four children - A sister and her four children - Another sister, her husband, and their three children The woman only has space to house her parents. The remaining 16 family members will require taxpayer-funded housing and will be eligible for welfare support.