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(Translated) MEGA-SCANDAL: The winner of the BERLIN elections, from the far-left party Die Linke, accidentally confesses that Hamas controls her party and fears for her lifeđŁ A mistake has just triggered an astonishing security crisis. The magazine Der Spiegelâa media outlet, it must be noted, with a marked leftist slantâhas brought to light an internal document proving how Die Linke has been hijacked by Islamism. Its candidate to govern Berlin, Elif Eralp, accidentally sent the newsroom her private notes from an interview where she confesses to being coerced and terrified by Hamas operatives within her own party. It turns out...
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President Donald Trump warned Monday that Paris is on course to become a âMuslim city very soon,â blaming Franceâs escalating unrest on mass immigration and saying he had repeatedly urged French President Emmanuel Macron to close the countryâs borders. âParis is going to be a Muslim city very soon, and that wasnât the deal,â Trump told reporters at the White House as France grappled with days of violent riots, looting, and arson. Trump said he had warned Macron about the consequences of his immigration policies years before the latest unrest. âEmmanuel, heâs a friend of mine. I told him a...
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Around 350 demonstrators turned out anyway. Residents of Gosport, the Royal Navy harbor town across the water from Portsmouth, spent Sunday under police orders that let officers direct people to leave town, as a migrant boat from France made its way toward their coastline.Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary imposed a Section 34 dispersal order covering the entire town under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, running until 7am Tuesday. It lets officers order people to leave an area and not return, and refusing is a criminal offense. Police stacked several more restrictions on top:Protesters were confined to...
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Passengers arriving at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport on an El Al flight from Tel Aviv are now reportedly subjected to additional customs inspections shortly after the Netherlands implemented its boycott of products originating in Judea and Samaria, eastern Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights. Dutch news outlet NieuwRechts reported an account of one such incident that occurred last week, one day after the new restrictions took effect. Opinion writer Sivan Behr, who was among the passengers, described how customs officials directed everyone arriving from Israel to undergo baggage screening, including travelers who had entered the Nothing to Declare lane. Behr reported that...
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When Britain confirmed last September that it would recognize a Palestinian state, it was pulled in the wake of France, which had signaled a few months earlier that it planned to take the symbolically freighted step. On Tuesday, almost a year later, Britain was the one to seize the initiative. The British government announced, followed by France and Canada, that it would stop trading with Jewish settlements in the West Bank. It went so far as to accuse some settlers of engaging in the âethnic cleansingâ of Palestinians. This diplomatic sequencing speaks partly to domestic politics in each country. Last...
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A German judicial panel in Munich issued a life prison sentence Thursday to an Afghan citizen responsible for a vehicle-ramming rampage during a demonstration last year that claimed the lives of a toddler and her mother while leaving scores wounded, AFP reported. The regional court found the 25-year-old defendant, named under local privacy guidelines as Farhad N., guilty on two counts of murder, 23 counts of attempted murder, and 22 counts of causing bodily harm, 19 of which were categorized as serious. Magistrates determined that the offender's actions bore a "particular gravity of guilt"... The vehicular assault took place immediately...
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Hamas terrorists were quietly building a sprawling European terror network for years â stockpiling guns, scouting targets, and even filming a martyrdom-style video â as they plotted a massacre on the continent to mirror the horrific October 7 attack on Israel, according to a bombshell investigation released last week. The chilling scheme, uncovered through a joint probe by European intelligence agencies and reported by Swiss outlet Neue ZĂŒrcher Zeitung, spanned at least seven countries: Greece, Cyprus, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Poland, and Britain. The terror group eyed the second anniversary of its 2023 rampage, October 7, 2025, as a possible attack...
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About 60,000 migrants have crossed into Spain's North African territory of Ceuta from Morocco in the last 24 hours, Ceuta's president says. At least 34 people have died during the crossing, Juan JesĂșs Vivas said during a news conference. The influx comes after Spain's Supreme Court ruled this month that migrants stopped at sea while trying to reach Ceuta or Melilla, another Spanish exclave, cannot be summarily returned to Morocco. Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez described the situation as an "attack" and said the government was working to return all illegal migrants to Morocco "as soon as possible". Several European leaders...
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On July 7, the European Parliament voted 414-224 to open a formal review of whether a small pan-European political alliance called Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN) still qualifies for EU registration and EU funding. Brussels insists this is a routine compliance matter. It is not. It is the first time in the history of the EUâs party-financing regime that this mechanism has been aimed at a party of the populist right, and everyone involved knows exactly which national party it is really about: Germanyâs Alternative for Germany (AfD). You would be forgiven for never having heard of ESN. It is...
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The European Union has coordinated efforts to raise 900 million euros ($1 billion) in pledges of aid for Gazaâs rebuilding following two years of Israeli bombardment that left much of the Palestinian enclave in ruins, a senior EU official said Monday. How much of the money will be delivered, and when reconstruction of Gaza can begin, is unclear. The ceasefire between Israel and the Hamas militant group that took effect in October is effectively stalled. European Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Ć uica announced the fund after a meeting in Brussels of the Palestine Donors Group, which includes EU and Middle...
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Amnesty International UK has expressed "regret" over the publication of a report that labelled dozens of Christian, pro-life and gender critical organisations as "anti-rights". The report was hastily removed from Amnesty's website last week after it triggered a huge backlash, with JK Rowling and John Cleese among the high profile figures denouncing it. At the time, Amnesty said the report had been temporarily withdrawn so that an internal review could be carried out. In a further statement addressing the furore on Monday, Amnesty International UK said the report had not gone through the proper internal checks before being published on...
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You may remember the whole world going nuts in late May when the Free Palestine keffiyists, over 400 in this performative episode of catch-me-if-you-can posed heroism, staged yet another virtue-signalling flotilla to Gaza â Greta Thunberg mysteriously absent this time â bearing their token "humanitarian aid" of six tins of tuna and a few bags of potato chips. Once again, they were apprehended by the Israelis and treated like the maritime scofflaws they were. The sight of activists handcuffed and kneeling, and being mocked by National Security Minister Ben Gvir caused a global seizure of horror and near-universal condemnation. Turkey,...
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Marco Rubio, the US secretary of state, launched a campaign to dismantle the International criminal court (ICC) on Monday, claiming that the global tribunal was interfering with US military and law enforcement operations at the risk of American sovereignty. Rubio invoked images of US Border Patrol agents and elected leaders being âdragged before an international courtâ and tried by judges from around the world in a lengthy op-ed published in the Wall Street Journal Monday. âIf we stand idle, all of them will be at the mercy of foreign judges, thousands of miles away â facing the constant risk of...
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A long-awaited bill banning Israeli goods from the occupied territories in Palestine has passed the final stage in the DĂĄil without including services from the region. The Government-drafted Israeli Settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Prohibition of Importation of Goods) bill passed through its report and final stages in the DĂĄil (lower house) on Tuesday without a vote. It will now be sent to the Seanad (Senate) next week and, if it as likely is also passed by the Upper House, will be signed into law at that point. The bill is a renewed version of the original Occupied Territories...
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz suggests to a classroom full of youngsters that Donald Trump has been âhumiliatedâ by his war in Iran â and the President cancels deployment of the long-range missile systems around which Germany had planned its defense strategy for the coming decades. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro SĂĄnchez observes a strict neutrality on Iran, declaring his countryâs bases out of bounds â and Trump urges Spain be kicked out of NATO. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer hesitates to sacrifice his countryâs navy in a war on which he wasnât consulted â and Trump mocks him in public for...
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Europeans are divided over whether the EU should move closer to the United States or to China, according to new polling shared exclusively with POLITICO that highlights how Donald Trumpâs second presidency has upended long-standing geopolitical loyalties. In a survey conducted in June by pollster Public First across 24 EU countries, respondents in eight countries leaned toward stronger relations with China, nine favored the U.S. and seven were effectively split between the two. In 14 countries, the single most common response was âI donât knowâ â with more people giving that answer than backing either Washington or Beijing. The responses...
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Yesterday I posted about the hate-fest that was the âJewish Anti-Zionist Congressâ in Ireland. I noted one of the speakers was Jew-hater Roger Waters. And he didnât disappoint.I am pretty sure the awful experiment that was Roger Waters will come to an end well before Israel does. But I digress. One of those to respond to the above tweet was Boy George, who made it very clear what he thinks about Herr Waters:
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At least three people were injured in an explosion in Monaco on Monday evening. According to French media, the explosion happened after a person dropped off bags at the explosion site. The suspect is still at large. Explosion Ă Monaco: un colis piĂ©gĂ© a Ă©tĂ© dĂ©posĂ© en bas d'un immeuble pic.twitter.com/8yr3VOxfNm â BFM (@BFMTV) June 29, 2026 Per Reuters: Police in Monaco were hunting for a man âsuspected of detonating a makeshift âbomb that wounded three people on Monday, French media reported. The blast âoccurred shortly before 9 p.m. (1900 âGMT). French newspaper Le Figaro â said video surveillance images showed...
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The Kingâs official job is to protect faith âwithin the multi-faith nationâ, under a newly published palace definition of the monarchâs role. The King, who is Supreme Governor of the Church of England, will âprotect the space for Faithâ under a redrafted job description from Buckingham Palace. Published in the annual review of the Royal familyâs finances, the Sovereign Grant report 2025-26, it changes the description of the Kingâs role as âHead of Nationâ from last year, when he was the âHead of the Church of England and Defender of the Faithâ. This year it goes further to specify: âHis...
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Texas Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico, who is running against Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton, has accused Christianity of causing unmatched harm while opposing President Donald Trumpâs immigration restrictions on terrorism-prone nations and repeatedly aligning himself with Muslim communities. Texas state Rep. and Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico said earlier this year in a New Yorker profile that Christianity is the âmost violentâ religion and has done âmore damageâ to Islam than it has done to any other religion. The remarks stand in contrast to figures from the Cato Institute, which say radical Islamic terror has killed at least 3,100...
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