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PBS Newshour's Amna Nawaz Downplays Islamist Hanukkah Massacre as Mundane "Shooting"

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PBS Newshour's Amna Nawaz Downplays Islamist Hanukkah Massacre as Mundane "Shooting" – A Slap in the Face to Jewish Resilience. On the sacred first night of Hanukkah, as Jews worldwide kindled lights symbolizing hope and defiance against darkness, a horrific dark attack unfolded. This wasn't random gun violence – it was part of a chilling wave of global Islamist fascist terror targeting Jews. Yet, PBS Newshour treated it like just another weekend "mass shooting," the Hanukkah massacre in Australia by a 'family from hell' shouting Allah Akbar targeting Jews, without a whisper of the anti-Semitic undertones or the Hanukkah timing. Here's the verbatim transcript – no further comment needed to expose the media's willful blindness: __ Geoff Bennett: Welcome to the "News Hour." The fallout from two weekend mass shootings continued today, one in Rhode Island, the other half-a-world away in Australia. Amna Nawaz: We begin in Providence, Rho...

Antisemitic Incidents Targeting Jews Since September 11, 2001

Antisemitic Incidents Targeting Jews Since September 11, 2001 Summary: Since September 11, 2001, there have been tens of thousands of antisemitic incidents targeting Jews worldwide, with numbers rising sharply in recent years, particularly after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel. Comprehensive global totals are difficult to pinpoint due to varying definitions, reporting standards, and underreporting across countries. However, reliable organizations provide substantial data indicating a significant resurgence. In the United States (Most Detailed Tracking) The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) , which audits antisemitic incidents (harassment, vandalism, and assaults) since 1979, reports escalating numbers: Early 2000s: Around 1,500–2,000 annually (e.g., 1,557 in 2001). 2010s–early 2020s: Gradually rising to 2,000–3,000+ per year. Recent surge: 8,873 in 2023 (record at the time); 9,354 in 2024 (another record, up 5%). Cumulative U.S. incidents from 2002 t...

The Deadly "Genocide" Hoax: How Anti-Israel Lies Endanger Both Jews Globally and Arabs in the Middle East

The Deadly "Genocide" Hoax: How Anti-Israel Lies Endanger Both Jews Globally and Even "Palestinian" Arabs in the Middle East. The dangerous lies of Israeli supposed "genocide" doesn't just stoke antisemitic hatred—it actively fuels violence that harms both Jews and Arab "Palestinians." In their pursuit of a false narrative, propagandists incite hatred, ultimately putting innocent lives at risk on both sides of the conflict. Rather than seeking peace or reconciliation, this dishonest claim provides the lifeblood for extremist groups like Hamas, who manipulate the suffering of their own people for political gain. The only side interested in dead kids: Hamas cynically uses the deaths of Arab "Palestinians" as propaganda tools, feigning concern while obstructing the very possibility of a peaceful resolution. This narrative allows the regime in Gaza to continue its destructive agenda, sacrificing its people for the sake of political leve...

The Genocide Lie

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[Updated frequently] The genocide lie The "Genocide" lie isn't a debate over facts—it's a coldly orchestrated political weapon: funded, coordinated, and laser-focused on forcing one toxic smear-word into every mouth, every headline, every official statement, through endless online swarms and staged street theater. The Genocide Lie: Why the Accusation Against Israel Collapses Under Scrutiny.   In the months since "Palestine" regime Hamas ’s October 7 attacks , there has been a full-force campaign to frame Israel’s counteroffensive in Gaza as a supposed "genocide."  The charge is not only false—it is an outrageous distortion of both international law and moral truth. The accusation dishonors the real victims of genocide, manipulates suffering for political purposes, and, worst of all, shields the genocidal intentions of Hamas behind a false moral equivalence.  Simple introduction:   The war launched in retaliation to Hamas's October 7, 2023, at...