Staff Reports
In yet another vile display of terrorism, Palestinian attackers unleashed chaos on a bus in Jerusalem, ending the lives of six innocent civilians. This wasn’t some random act of violence; it was a calculated assault rooted in decades of radical extremism. The bloodshed and terror brought upon everyday people in Jerusalem is beyond horrific. And where does this hatred come from? It’s a direct result of the relentless indoctrination these terrorists receive from entities like Hamas, groups that Western leaders all too often make excuses for rather than condemn.
Amid the terror, an Orthodox man rose to heroism, challenging the attackers and thwarting further bloodshed. Unarmed civilians would have been sitting ducks without this brave individual who took justice into his own hands. His quick thinking and courageous action show the power of self-defense—a concept often undermined by liberal apologists who favor victimhood over empowerment.
Six innocents have been murdered in Jerusalem this morning, while Mahmoud Abbas is in the UK to discuss their "recognition of Palestine".
Rewarding terrorism on the same day as a terrorist attack.
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As one might expect, European leaders couldn’t resist showcasing their ignorance in response. French President Emmanuel Macron’s comments reek of misplaced sympathy and misguided diplomacy. His call for a political solution is laughable when addressing those who have no interest in peace. The idea that negotiations with terrorists could bring harmony is naive at best, and dangerously irresponsible at worst.
Macron’s reference to “East Jerusalem” is another slap in the face, a nod to Palestinian propaganda. His words ignore history and fail to acknowledge that Jerusalem is a united city under Israeli control. The suggestion of a “spiral of violence” attempts to equate victim and aggressor, denying the reality of terror attacks that have plagued Israel for years—a cowardly move typical of leftist leaders who prioritize appeasement over truth.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is about to meet with Mahmoud Abbas, striving to recognize a so-called “Palestinian state.” Such politically correct moves only embolden radicals and hamstring those who stand for freedom and democracy. Perhaps these leaders need a wake-up call; perhaps they need to ask themselves, who exactly are they siding with—the liberators or the terrorists?
If these are the so-called “solutions” offered by Western leaders, one can only wonder: When will they finally get serious about confronting evil instead of courting disaster? When will they stop standing by terrorists and start staunchly defending the values they claim to hold dear?
