In the US, Jews who traditionally tend to vote for the “progressive left” have had a rude awakening. To their shock, their “progressive” friends are choosing, en masse, to side with the baby-beheaders of Hamas. Whilst I understand their despair at seeing the people they though were on their
British international law expert Natasha Hausdorff noted that, when it comes to Israel, a great many people are “desperately ignorant, yet highly opinionated”. Nowhere more so than when it comes to the history of the region, and the length and depth of Islamic anti-Semitism. For too many prating ninnies,
A crisis brings out the best and the worst in us, and Christopher-Get-Boosted-Bishop is an excellent example: he was completely wrong about Covid vaccinations and boosters but is spot on about Hamas being a terrorist organisation. So why did Get-Boosted’s leader get Hamas so wrong?
Colin Parkinson It seems that many people see the Bible as irrelevant these days, as a collection of “myths” and “legends”, without really looking into what is actually written. There is much history, wisdom and prophecy that is very relevant even today, and many have probably noted the moral decline
BICOM BICOM provides accurate, timely and balanced information that is read by officials, experts, journalists and many others. 1. IDF advances deeper into Gaza Gaza Strip: The IDF announced nine soldiers were killed fighting Hamas in the northern Gaza Strip yesterday. * Seven of the soldiers served in the Givati Infantry
In a rare outbreak of collective decency, six of Australia’s former prime ministers have issued an unprecedented letter of support for Israel, and condemnation of Hamas and anti-Semitism. Tellingly, one conspicuously declined. Also tellingly, “pro-Palestine” advocates “condemned” the letter. But first, the good stuff. Six former prime
BICOM BICOM provides accurate, timely and balanced information that is read by officials, experts, journalists and many others. Netanyahu announces war entering “second stage”: Israel’s ground incursions intensified as IDF troops entered Gaza from the northeastern town of Beit Hanoun and in the central area of al Bureij overnight
