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Israel kills October 7 terrorist who drank soda in front of little boys after murdering their father
A Hamas terrorist who was caught on video on October 7 drinking a bottle of soda in front of two young boys after murdering their father was killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza over the weekend.
The devil, Ahmed Fozi Wadia, was one of the Hamas terrorists who crossed the Israeli border from the air with paragliders that day, writes Caitlin Doornbos in the New York Post.
Irish teacher jailed for the third time for not accepting LGBTQ ideology
An Irish teacher at a Christian school has been imprisoned for the third time. The reason is that he refused to use self-selected pronouns and names for a transgender pupil. Three years earlier, abortion was banned in Ireland.
Continue reading »Catholic priest stabbed repeatedly by 16-year-old outside barracks in Ireland
Father Paul Murphy (50) was stabbed repeatedly on 16 August by a 16-year-old outside the Renmore compound where he was serving in Galway, Ireland. Mr Murphy was badly injured, but is not expected to lose his life.
The bishops are shocked by the attack which came completely out of the blue. Irish police are investigating it as a possible terrorist attack.
Another major church fire in France
Another church fire hits France, this time the Immaculée-Conception church in Saint-Omer is badly damaged.”It’s a tragedy for our city,” says the city’s mayor.
Continue reading »The hostages were shot just days before they were found
At least two Israelis were killed when their car was fired upon in the West Bank, Israeli media reports. At the same time, new details are emerging about the six hostages found in a tunnel on Saturday.
Continue reading »Wesam Khazem, an “ordinary boy” from Telemark, killed in battle against Israeli soldiers
Wesam Khazem moved from Telemark and became a commander in Hamas. On Friday, he was killed in combat against Israeli soldiers. His father denies that he was a terrorist: “He was an ordinary person.
Continue reading »The Norwegian Parliament amends the Constitution to protect against coups
On Tuesday, a unanimous Storting (Norwegian parliament) voted in favor of five amendments to the Constitution that will ensure the independence of the courts. Chairman of the Control and Constitutional Affairs Committee, Peter Frølich (H), says Norway must protect itself against politicians who can carry out coups.
Continue reading »Wearing the Star of David in public in Denmark can be life-threatening
In today’s Western Europe, wearing a Star of David in public can be life-threatening. This is what 26-year-old Emily Volovik experienced during a night on the town in Copenhagen on March 6, 2022. This is according to the newspaper B.T.
Continue reading »Switzerland: Nationwide burqa ban passed
A new federal law banning face-covering garments replaces local legislation in 15 Swiss cantons. From now on, anyone covering their face in Switzerland risks fines of up to 1,000 Swiss francs. The ban applies in public places and in private buildings accessible to the public. Socialist and green reservations The lower house of the Swiss […]
Continue reading »The Democrats got their wish fulfilled: Trump treated as a common criminal
Donald Trump turned himself in last night, Swedish time, to the sheriff of Foulton County, Georgia, who hasn’t hidden his pleasure in treating Trump as an ordinary criminal. Trump has avoided having his picture taken in the three other cases pending against him. But this time, the Democrats got their wish fulfilled. They revel in the humiliation. The question is whether the voters see it the same way.
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