Tel-Chai Nation

The mother of a woman who was murdered in the Hamas massacre at the outdoor festival on October 7 calls Hamas supporters exactly what they are:

“When they came to tell me, it’s like I had 20 tons on my heart — when they told me that they identified her, it’s like ten tons went off me.”

Ahuva was incredulous that pro-Palestinian protesters had defended, and even celebrated, the Hamas attack.

“And people accept this, and excuse it, and justify it? I cannot not believe this.”

She said of pro-Palestinian protesters: “I would say that they are a disgrace to humankind. How do you see our future? Tell me. Tell me, how do you see our future?”

Ahuva Maisel said she once believed in peace, but now believed that the world had to confront the threat of radical Islam worldwide.

“If you don’t kill this idea, and you condemn it, and make all the world feel like this is the cancer of our humanity, that every person will condemn … We have to tell the world what exactly went on here … We must stop it here.”

Absolutely correct. And these horrific demonstrations in support of jihadism are the result of decades of lenience on barbarism, something even conservative sources are guilty of, and will owe serious apologies for enabling.

Update: for the record, look how the White House is sympathising with Muslims, and less supportive of Jews.

Update 2: Benjamin Netanyahu gives a speech with Emmanuel Macron.

Update 3: here's a report on how many "palestinians" were just as involved in the massacre as the Hamas themselves were.

Update 4: important to note that Serbia's an eastern European country that's on Israel's side.

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