Allah's Willing Executioners

A Muslim teen in Switzerland filmed himself stabbing an Orthodox Jew in Zurich in 2024.

The teen was 15 at the time of the attack and wished to die a “martyr” or religious killer for Allah.

He faces one year in prison despite being charged with multiple counts of attempted murder.

He stabbed the man 17 times.

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A Swiss Muslim teenager accused of stabbing an Orthodox Jewish man 17 times in Zurich and planning a larger attack on a synagogue faces a maximum sentence of just one year in juvenile prison, a limit that has renewed debate in Switzerland over how the… pic.twitter.com/4JzfC6bM3b

— Rita Rosenfeld (@rheytah) July 6, 2026

At the time of the attempted murder, local police said it was not clear what drove the Muslim boy to target the Jewish man but the crime may have been motivated by antisemitism.

YNet News reported:

A juvenile court in Zurich is currently hearing the case of a Muslim teenager, now 17, accused of carrying out an antisemitic stabbing attack against an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man in the city on March 2, 2024.

Prosecutors have charged him with multiple counts of attempted murder and planning a massacre at a synagogue, but due to his age at the time of the attack, 15, the maximum sentence the court can impose is one year in prison.

During the hearing, the judge sought to understand how the defendant became a supporter of Islamic State, how he planned the attack and what his attitude toward the victim is today. The defendant refused to answer any of the questions, repeatedly replying, “No comment.” Due to his silence, the court relied on statements he made during the investigation. According to those statements, his goal was to be killed by police after the attack in order to die as a “martyr” and reach paradise.

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Several conservative journalists have been chased and assaulted by left-wing extremists while covering protests against the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) federal party congress in the eastern German city of Erfurt, capital of the state of Thuringia, on July 4, 2026.

As thousands of protesters gathered to disrupt the party congress and block delegates from reaching the venue, some groups turned their attention to members of the press. Eyewitness accounts and reports from the media outlets involved describe conservative journalists being deliberately identified, singled out and pursued through the streets by masked activists before being surrounded and attacked, often by large groups against one or two reporters.

Cameras and press badges reportedly made journalists easy targets, with demonstrators alerting others to their presence while shouting insults such as “Nazis” and “fascists”.

The most serious assault targeted a reporting team from Apollo News, a Berlin-based conservative online news outlet specialising in German politics. Videos circulating on social media show a crowd chasing the journalists before surrounding them and launching a violent attack.

One reporter was knocked to the ground and kicked, including in the back of the head, while the team was filming near Gothaer Platz; two of the three-person team were injured. German police have confirmed that they are investigating the incident, having set up a dedicated investigation group. A police spokeswoman said the reporters had been attacked with bottles thrown from the crowd.

Journalists from Junge Freiheit, one of Germany’s best-known conservative weekly newspapers, also reported being assaulted while covering the demonstrations, reinforcing allegations that sections of the protest movement deliberately targeted media outlets perceived as politically non-aligned.

The violence unfolded during large-scale demonstrations aimed at preventing the AfD from holding its federal party congress. Police said around 31,000 people took part in the protests, though organisers put the figure at about 50,000, with several groups attempting to block access routes to the venue. Officers drawn from almost all of Germany’s federal states, supported by federal police with horses and water cannon, were deployed.

Clashes between demonstrators and police erupted throughout the day, alongside repeated outbreaks of violence.

According to Apollo News and Junge Freiheit, the attacks were not isolated confrontations but part of what the outlets described as a deliberate effort to drive conservative media away from the protests.

Reporters said groups of masked extremists actively searched for journalists from non-left-wing outlets, followed them through the city and sought to prevent them from documenting the demonstrations. Several journalists said they were forced to flee for their safety after being chased by aggressive crowds, while others reported that their equipment had been damaged during the assaults.

The attacks sparked further controversy on July 5, when representatives of Widersetzen, a nationwide left-wing activist alliance that organised blockades and acts aimed at preventing the congress from taking place, appeared to justify the violence during a press conference.

Asked about the assaults by public broadcasters Deutschlandfunk and Bayerischer Rundfunk, alliance spokesman Noa Sander replied: “We came to Erfurt to block fascists. Fascists with a press pass are still fascists.” Rather than condemning the attacks, the remarks were widely interpreted as legitimising violence against journalists working for conservative media.

Despite the disruption, the protesters ultimately failed to achieve their main objective. Under heavy police protection, the AfD proceeded with its federal party congress as scheduled. Delegates re-elected co-leaders Alice Weidel, with about 81 per cent of the vote, and Tino Chrupalla, with about 70 per cent, each for a further two years and without opposing candidates.

The violence against journalists has nevertheless reignited concerns in Germany about left-wing political extremism and the state of press freedom. Greens co-leader Franziska Brantner described the protests as a sign of democratic strength and the assaults as an isolated case, while the CDU and the Free Democratic Party (FDP) condemned them.

The attacks in Erfurt have fuelled fears that militant activists are increasingly willing to use violence not only against their political opponents but also against reporters covering events from outside the left-wing media mainstream.

The incident is likely to intensify an already heated debate over whether conservative journalists are being targeted because of the editorial stance of the outlets they represent, and whether Germany’s commitment to press freedom is being applied equally regardless of political affiliation.

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A trans-identified male in Granby, Quebec, has been arrested for sexually assaulting multiple children, some as young as 4 years old. Emma Grégoire, also known as Cédric Grégoire and Cédrick Grégoire, was reported as being a “woman” by some Canadian media outlets.

While details at this stage are limited due to the nature of the crimes, it is known that 27-year-old Grégoire first appeared in Granby court in mid-June on charges of possession of child sexual abuse and exploitation material.

On June 17, 10 new charges were added, including sexual assault, sexual contact with a minor and production of child abuse and exploitation material.

According to a press release issued by the Granby Police, Grégoire allegedly established bonds of trust with young mothers in his community with the intention of offering babysitting services. He then used the opportunity to sexually abuse the children in his care. The crimes are believed to have taken place between January of 2022 and June of 2026.

One of the known victims was just 4 years of age at the time, while another was 6. Police believe even more victims exist, and have made a public request that parents who may have had contact with Grégoire in the regions of Haute-Yamaska, Estrie, and Montérégie come forward to speak to their local police.

Because several victims have already been identified in multiple Quebec jurisdictions, the Integrated Major Crime Investigation Management Structure coordinated by the Sûreté du Québec has been deployed in order to pool police resources and better protect victims.

While some media outlets have speculated about Grégoire’s gender identity at the time of the child sexual assaults, his social media history show that he had began using “feminizing” video filters and “trans” hashtags on TikTok as early as 2020.

In one video from that year, Grégoire posted a compilation of himself with a heavily filtered appearance, including giving himself longer hair. He captioned the video “I’m proud to be #trans” in French.

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In their press release on Grégoire’s charges, Granby Police emphasized the “importance of listening to children when they express distress. If a child is told they are being abused, it is recommended to avoid leading questions, reassure the child, and report the situation to the authorities promptly.”

Granby Police have requested anyone with further information on Grégoire to contact them anonymously at 1-800-711-1800.

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A major Government-backed review has urged police forces across England and Wales to abandon “woke” culture wars and refocus on catching criminals.

The wide-ranging assessment of policing concluded that senior officers must remain “resolute” in “refusing to take sides” and instead concentrate on “the prevention, detection and prosecution of crime”.

The report, one of the most comprehensive reviews of British policing in recent years, also accused police leaders of “preferencing certain groups” amid ongoing debate over allegations of two-tier policing.

It called for a fundamental “reset” of policing after identifying poor leadership, cronyism, corruption and inadequate support for frontline officers.

A major Government-backed review has urged police forces across England and Wales to abandon “woke” culture wars and refocus on catching criminals.

The wide-ranging assessment of policing concluded that senior officers must remain “resolute” in “refusing to take sides” and instead concentrate on “the prevention, detection and prosecution of crime”.

The report, one of the most comprehensive reviews of British policing in recent years, also accused police leaders of “preferencing certain groups” amid ongoing debate over allegations of two-tier policing.

It called for a fundamental “reset” of policing after identifying poor leadership, cronyism, corruption and inadequate support for frontline officers.

“It isn’t the job of the police in our country to take sides of any sort, it’s the job of the police to deliver,” he said.

The review was commissioned by the College of Policing with the backing of the Home Office following a series of high-profile scandals, including the rape and murder of Sarah Everard by serving Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens.

It comes as debate over two-tier policing has intensified following the killing of Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed by officers as he lay dying after his attacker, Vickrum Digwa, claimed the teenager had racially abused him.

The case prompted police chiefs to review guidance stating that “racial equity” did not mean “treating everyone the same or being colour blind”.

Sir Stephen Watson, Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, warned the service had “adopted the language of activism” and said official guidance had “over-corrected” in response to concerns about racism.

The report stressed that policing by consent depended on officers acting “without fear or favour”.

“The background or identity of any perpetrator or victim of crime should have absolutely no bearing on the quality of treatment or respect which is given to them by the police service,” it said.

The review also delivered a damning verdict on police leadership.

It found that no force in England and Wales had been rated outstanding for leadership by inspectors.

Since 2018, there have been 47 investigations into alleged misconduct involving chief officers, including claims of cronyism, nepotism, corruption and abuse of power for sexual purposes.

Eight chief constables or former chief constables are currently under investigation or awaiting disciplinary proceedings.

“The quality of police leadership today is not consistently effective enough, and is undermining the ability of the whole workforce to meet public expectations,” the report concluded.

The review also found confidence among rank-and-file officers was low, with just 13 per cent of constables and 17 per cent of sergeants saying they worked in a “well-led and managed organisation”.

Lord Blunkett said an “ethical reset” was now needed across policing.

“Getting rid of what we describe – and I don’t use the word lightly – as nepotism within the service… all of that leads us to believe that a new ethical reset is required,” he said.

Among its recommendations, the review called for the creation of a Sandhurst-style leadership academy for senior officers, nationally accredited training for all new recruits and a new senior constable rank recognising experienced frontline officers.

Policing Minister Sarah Jones said: “We know that police leaders face significant challenges and that current structures do not allow them to realise the full potential of their workforce.

“We have also seen too many examples where leadership has failed to meet the standards that officers and the public rightly expect.

“Every officer deserves access to high-quality training, development and leadership throughout their career and we know this is not being delivered consistently.”

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As millions around the world watch the FIFA World Cup this summer, a video of the Egyptian team that circulated on social media drew attention: In it, Egypt’s national team gathered in a group Islamic prayer before its match. It was not just a moment of prayer; it was also a moment that starkly illustrates the exclusion of Egyptians who do not share the Muslim faith, particularly Christians.

Despite making up a significant portion of Egypt’s population, Copts, the indigenous Christians of Egypt, have virtually no representation in Egypt’s top football clubs, and zero representation on the national team.

The organization Coptic Solidarity has been seeking to end this virtual sports apartheid in Egypt since it first filed formal complaints with FIFA and the International Olympic Committee in 2016. The organization has since pressured global sports bodies to uphold their own anti-discrimination standards.

Yet despite years of discrimination, young Copts continue to face barriers based not on ability, discipline, or merit, but solely because of their Christian faith.

Egypt has multiple professional national sports leagues, including football, basketball, volleyball, handball, and other Olympic sports federations. However, despite Coptic Christians making up an estimated 10–15% of Egypt’s population, they are almost entirely absent from elite professional sports.

The 2018 Coptic Solidarity report “Discrimination Against Copts in Egyptian Sports Clubs” documented how Coptic athletes are routinely excluded from elite development programs and professional opportunities. Some reported being pressured to conceal their Christian identity — or even change their names — simply for the chance to advance in their careers.

The report further documented that among roughly 540 players in Egypt’s top-flight football leagues, there was only one known Coptic player, and historically fewer than a dozen Coptic footballers have reached first-division clubs over the past several decades. Similar patterns of exclusion have been observed across other professional sports and Olympic delegations.

Discrimination often begins at the youth level, where coaches and club officials act as gatekeepers to professional advancement.

According to the report, young Christian athletes were rejected after coaches learned their names were Christian, excluded because of visible cross tattoos, pressured to hide or change their Christian identity, or even asked to adopt Muslim names in order to advance professionally. Some players who reached higher levels reported harassment from teammates, including being ostracized because of their faith. There is overwhelming evidence that religious discrimination against Coptic athletes is systemic in Egyptian sports, particularly football.

The famous art critic Tariq al-Shennawi raised a question in his column at Al-Masry Al-Youm newspaper about the reasons for Coptic absence in soccer, stating, “The undeniable fact is that there is a distinct Coptic absence in soccer. Are Muslim families no longer willing to let their children play soccer with the children of their Coptic neighbors?

There are currently no known Coptic players on Egypt’s national football team, including the senior squad, reserve team, or youth national teams. This has been the case for years despite Egypt’s large Christian minority population.

The descendants of ancient Egyptians, Copts have lived in their homeland for several millennia. Copts became some of the earliest followers of Christianity after St. Mark brought the Gospel to Egypt. They are the largest Christian and largest non-Muslim community in the Middle East.

Egypt was predominantly Christian until Muslim Arabs invaded and took over in the seventh century. Copts have survived centuries of persecution since the first Arab invasion to the Ottoman Turks. They lost countless lives to rulers that were intent on forcing them to convert to Islam through torture, imprisonment, unbearable taxation, starvation, and cruelty.

Centuries later, the Egyptian government and Muslim society still subject Copts to systematic discrimination.

It is statistically implausible for a community comprising over 10% of the population to have virtually zero representation at the highest levels of football, unless systematic exclusion is taking place. The same pattern has extended to international competitions, where Egypt’s World Cup and Olympic delegations have historically included either no Copts or, at most, one token athlete.

Lindsay Rodriguez, the Director of Development and Advocacy of Coptic Solidarity, told me:

The result is what many describe as a pipeline of exclusion: talented Coptic children are filtered out early, ensuring they never reach professional clubs or the national team.

This pattern reflects broader religious discrimination in Egyptian society and the increasing Islamization of public institutions, including sports.

International sporting bodies such as FIFA and the International Olympic Committee have both the authority and responsibility to address discrimination within member organizations. Silence allows discrimination to continue unchecked.

Coptic Solidarity has urged these organizations to launch independent investigations into religious discrimination in Egyptian sports, require Egypt to establish transparent reporting mechanisms for athletes facing discrimination, remove religion-based barriers in club registration processes, and enforce anti-discrimination standards as a condition for participation in international competitions.

Historically, international pressure has played an important role in ending discrimination in sport globally, including racial segregation in South Africa. The same principle should apply here: Egypt should not be allowed to benefit from the prestige of international competition while systematically excluding Christian athletes from equal participation.

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I have a great reverence for the Catholic Church. Yeah, that sounds funny coming from someone Jewish, but it was the Catholic Church that dragged Europe, and large swaths of the world, out of paganism. And while paganism is all pretty when hippy types are garlanded with flowers, wearing white robes, and dancing around scented fires to celebrate Gaia, the reality is that paganism is amoral and violent. Placating random, arbitrary, and capricious gods does not yield nice behavior.

I also know a great deal about Church history, thanks to my B.A. and a lot of post-college reading. The first thing I know is that the Church has always been communal in nature and that it welcomes the stranger into the fold. The communal approach is a personal ideal because the Vatican used to understand that socialism is anti-God, so it vigorously fought against it. Moreover, the idea of welcoming the stranger into the fold was never meant to be suicidal.

The second thing I know is that the historical Church understood one of its primary functions was to defend Christendom. It welcomed the stranger, but not the invader. Indeed, Pope Leo I, the current Pope’s namesake, is known as the Savior of Western Civilization for convincing Attila the Hunt not to invade Rome in 452.

The Vatican is the institution that presided over the Crusades after hordes of violent Islamic troops conquered the holy city of Jerusalem—which Islamic governments held until 1948, a 1,300-year period during which non-Muslims suffered the apartheid of dhimmitude. Since Israel’s founding, of course, all non-Jews have enjoyed full civil rights and complete access to their places of worship.

The Vatican also believed that, while it wasn’t a door-to-door proselytizing faith (it wasn’t in the airports as the Hare Krishna were in the 1970s), it was responsible for bringing the faith to non-believers. In primitive times, it did so through force; later, it used moral suasion.

It’s in light of this long history that Pope Leo’s behavior baffles me. The Chicago-born Pope did not show up for America’s 250th birthday. Considering that America has been the bulwark against communism, an ideology that has a central goal of erasing God, I thought it was a little strange that he would miss America’s special birthday party.

In lieu of an appearance, on June 26, Pope Leo published a letter congratulating America on the semiquincentennial. A lot of the letter says nice things about America, including the fact that its openness to other faiths “has permitted the Catholic Church to take root and flourish within the United States, to the advantage not only of her own members, but of the entire nation.” So true.

That’s why it’s a little strange to consider what Pope Leo did instead of heading home to honor a special day in America:

So Pope Leo XIV, despite his American origins and an invitation to today’s 250th US anniversary celebrations, said no

Instead, he went to Lampedusa 🇮🇹 — standing on a rock like a seagull, papal skullcap in the wind — to honor migrant victims and send a strong message to Europe… pic.twitter.com/DLiq3Fxuoi

— Mambo Italiano (@mamboitaliano__) July 4, 2026

Those migrants are from the Middle East and North Africa. The vast majority are Muslim. In their own lands, Christians are banned or persecuted. When they arrive in Europe, they persecute Christians and Jews, and the more vocal among them make no secret of their desire to replace Europe’s current system with a Caliphate grounded in the Koran and Sharia law. They are the Vatican’s open and avowed enemies.

Not only does Pope Leo stand at the shore weeping for them and begging more to arrive, but he makes no effort whatsoever to invite them into the Church. Instead, he allowed Muslim worship within the Vatican library. Moreover, when he accepted a “Liberty Medal of The National Constitution Center” on July 3, 2026, via a virtual appearance, he ended his talk with a shout-out to “interfaith dialogue and interreligious cooperation.” Once again, he seems unclear on the Vatican’s traditional role.

Being Jewish, I’m all for good-faith “interfaith dialogue and interreligious cooperation.” The problem with Islam as a whole (as opposed to individual Muslims who do engage in good-faith actions) is that it cannot tolerate religious competition. You yield, or you die.

I don’t get this Pope; I honestly don’t. Contrary to the almost 2,000-year history of the institution he leads, he seems determined to welcome the invader without making any pretense of advancing the Catholic faith or preserving the Church. Perhaps in the comments, those of you who are Catholics can explain to me what I’m missing.

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Europe is supposed to have the world’s strictest food safety regulations, and rightly so. Consumers expect the food they put on their tables to be not only of quality, but also safe to eat. Europeans are “increasingly looking to buy commercial products capable of minimizing damage to their health,” as a 2022 study puts it. Not to mention they also prefer to know what it is they are eating—which is not an outlandish thing to expect, one might think. 

Recent news from continental Europe and Britain, however, show that the requirement of traceability in the production cycle is not always enforced, which results in consumers ending up sick,  deceived, or both.

According to a Euronews report, flavoured instant noodles have been identified as the likely source of a minor salmonella  epidemic, involving more than 100 cases across 14 countries. European health authorities said the outbreak has sickened at least 106 people across 14 countries.

The European Food Safety Agency and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said the outbreak affected mostly children and young adults, with at least 49 people requiring hospitalization. The agencies found that the cases were linked to items from the same brand, with cases reported in Austria, Britain, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland and Sweden.

The food safety authorities did not specify the vendor, but shared that the cases linked to specific strains of the salmonella bacterium were connected to a Ukrainian producer. Reeva, a brand owned by Vietnamese company Uniben, came forward last week as the culprit, saying there was an “alleged detection” of Salmonella Stanley in a batch of its instant noodles distributed in the Baltic market and produced by Euro Food Service—a Ukrainian manufacturer of Reeva products. The batches have since been withdrawn and steps have been taken, the company claims, to make sure people do not have to worry about their noodles—to paraphrase the corporation’s statement. 

A Vietnamese company outsources its production to Ukraine, a country currently at war, which is a non-EU state: why not, you may say. But neither of these countries need to comply with the strict standards that European producers must meet, and the food products they sell end up on the table of European consumers who, in good faith, believe that whatever is put on the shelves of local supermarkets is safe to eat. 

All the while Brussels is intent on signing agreements like Mercosur that allow the influx of agricultural products from countries where they are produced under environmental and sanitary standards different from those of the EU, threatening the viability of thousands of European farms. This is coupled with what critics describe as a suffocation of one of the EU’s core policies, CAP, with farmers denouncing the combination of agricultural budget cuts and an overload of environmental rules.

The EU aside: in other news, reported by the BBC, one learns that Kismet Kebabs, which describes itself as one of the UK’s largest doner kebab makers, has been deceiving consumers for years.

Random DNA testing by trading standards officers in 2020 and 2021 revealed that the kebabs meant to be “70% lamb” were actually showing “less than 10% sheep.” Most of the kebabs were in fact made largely from skin, fat, and goat.  Investigators raided the Kismet factory in May 2021 to find out what was in the kebabs, and it became clear that no lamb was being delivered to the factory.

“There were pallets of goat, pallets of trim, offcuts with high fat content, boxes of fat, boxes of skin, bits of mutton … It all goes into a massive mincer and comes out looking like Play-Doh,” one of the investigators told the BBC.

The firm was fined £500,000 last month after admitting to a fraud that dates back to 2021.

Well, what can we say? Bon appetit!

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Journalist, columnist and novelist Allison Pearson speaks at the New Culture Forum’s 2nd annual Literary Festival, May 2026

In the rhetoric of “Free Gaza,” few embody the hypocrisy of stage activism better than Bella Hadid.

At the latest Cannes Film Festival, under the flashes of photographers, Bella glided forward like an oriental princess stepped out of a fairy tale. Her father, Mohamed Hadid, a California real estate billionaire, meanwhile lives among villas, infinity pools, and American fortunes. Yet, in the midst of all this luxury, they do nothing but endlessly repeat the magic word: “Palestine.”

Call it “Gaza the Beautiful”.

There is this mythological Gaza, the one of the flotillas, of the influencers, of the Hadid sisters posing for glossy magazines. Then there is the other Gaza, which escapes ideological frameworks because it reveals their structural lie.

Fawzia Sido, kidnapped on an Iraqi mountain and ending up in Gaza, is its uncomfortable face. Hamas and ISIS, two sides of the same totalitarian ideology, passed the baton in the destruction of this Yazidi girl.

In the summer of 2014, ISIS massacres and kidnaps thousands of Yazidis in Iraq. A real genocide, with the rape of thousands of women and girls turned into sex slaves and mass graves full of men. Fawzia Sido is one of them. She was eleven years old, kidnapped, sold five times, drugged and raped, and from Syria she would end up in Gaza in 2020. She passed from hand to hand – “a Syrian, a Saudi, another Syrian” – and finally to a Gaza jihadist fighter, who “married” her.

She knew him by his battle name, Abu Amar al Makdisi. “Makdisi” is a favorite term among Palestinian jihadists. She had two children with her rapist, a Hamas leader. After the October 7 massacre, Fawzia was forced to work in a hospital used as a terrorist base.

On October 1, 2024, Fawzia was rescued by the Israeli army in Gaza. Today she is in Germany, where she is slowly rebuilding a life thanks to European hospitality. On June 26, Fawzia Sido spoke at the 62nd session of the UN Human Rights Council at the invitation of UN Watch’s Hillel Neuer.

“I stand before you today not to provide numbers and statistics that will end up buried in reports and forgotten, but as a human being who has endured what no one on this earth should ever have to endure,” Fawzia said in Geneva. “At dawn on August 3, 2014, the sun did not rise over Sinjar: we breathed death.”

The night ISIS arrived, Fawzia fled holding the hand of her five-year-old little brother. “I was only ten years old, I was sold from one man to another as if I were a piece of furniture, without feelings, without dreams, without dignity. They chained me. They beat me. They violated my innocence and subjected my body to electric shocks.

“In 2020, I was kidnapped and taken to the Gaza Strip, where I was sold to a jihadist and, under threat of violence, forced to marry him and give birth to two children. I lived there for years in slavery. I was so exhausted and terrified that they forced me to sleep standing up. I was locked in a dark room without windows for three months and I attempted suicide several times to escape that hell. Today I am just a body without a soul.”

Meanwhile, in a tunnel under Gaza, Agam Goldstein-Almog was an Israeli girl held hostage by Hamas. Like Fawzia, she was forced to wear a full veil and a long dress, made to always look at the ground, forced to recite Islamic prayers, and given a Quranic name by the terrorists: “Salsabil.”

For half her life, Fawzia was a slave to ISIS and Hamas.

Yet pro-Palestinian women fight to support those who enslaved this Yazidi girl. The woke West, master at inventing microaggressions, safe spaces, and imaginary genocides, meets a real victim – a child, an “infidel,” reduced to a sex object by a theocratic regime – and chooses silence. (Let alone the story of the Israeli female hostages or those raped and killed on October 7.)

Because her liberation carries the Star of David. Because her story cracks the dogma of the oppressed. Because admitting that Gaza hides Islamist rape camps means acknowledging that evil also dwells in the heart of the political project that governs the Strip.

Gaza is not just war rubble. It is also kilometers of underground prisons. There are those who kidnap child hostages and those who free them.

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Imagine if there had been no Declaration of Independence. We would still be living under a regime that functions like this.

After the success of the movie ‘Citizen Vigilante’ on social media, the Muslim Council of Britain has written to an arm of the British government demanding that action be taken against X for allowing the movie on its platform despite all the ‘Islamophobia’.

“The Muslim Council of Britain has written to Ofcom asking why it has failed to take regulatory action against X for posting the film “Citizen Vigilante.” The movie is replete with Islamophobic tropes and has fuelled a surge in hatred.”

You may not be too shocked to learn that the Muslim Council of Britain has its own ‘Jihadist’ history.

During the 1988 Rushdie affair, the violent fury in Britain unleashed against a work of literature, the Satanic Verses, and its author was chiefly organized by extreme Islamist factions within British Muslim groups, which later formed the core of the Muslim Council of Britain.

No position held by MCB officials has proved too unreasonable for the media to balk at consulting them or instead seek a second opinion from the Muslim community: not when founding MCB secretary general Iqbal Sacranie said of Salman Rushdie that “Death is perhaps too easy for him”; not when eight Glasgow Mosques affiliated with the MCB issued a fatwa in 2001, accusing Scottish publisher and Qu’ran scholar Paigham Mustafa, on headed paper of its affiliate Glasgow Central Mosque, of “satanic thoughts” for questioning traditional Islamic practices such as stoning adulterers and apostates. The fatwa called on Muslims to “terminate these elements and to protect the youth from this temptation.”

The MCB’s influence even survived, in 2009, when the British government stopped engaging with the group after its deputy secretary general, Daud Abdullah, signed the Istanbul Declaration, which, a government minister declared, “supports violence against foreign forces – which could include British naval personnel” and advocates “attacks on Jewish communities all around the world.”

Most of the media did not flinch during the MCB’s six year boycott by the council of Holocaust Memorial Day; nor stop consulting with the MCB when the 2016 BBC Radio 4 documentary “The Deobandis” uncovered active links between leaders of MCB affiliated mosques in Edinburgh and Glasgow and the banned Sunni extremist group Sipah-e-Sahaba (SSP), which is linked to the Taliban and Al-Qaeda.

And there were no consequences for the MCB in 2015 when leaflets were found at one of its affiliates, Stockwell Green Mosque, which incited the murder of Ahmadi Muslims should they refuse to convert to Sunni Islam.

Clearly, Citizen Vigilante and ‘Islamophobia’ are the real problems here.

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