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BOYCOTT JEWS DEFEAT: Israel, Venezuela Restore Formal Ties After 17-Year Break

The vicious Communist Hugo Chávez destroyed Venezuela-Israel relations. Venezuela’s virulent anti-Israel policies continued under the brutal dictator Nicolás Maduro. In January of 2026, the United States captured Maduro, over Maduro’s narco-terrorism and drug trafficking operations, thereby creating the possibility for Venezuela and Israel to normalize relations. This past July, Israel provided extensive humanitarian aid to…

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Pakistani Muslim Kills Christian Coworker for Drinking Water

In Pakistan, Christians are ordinarily confined to low-paying and menial jobs — sweeping streets, cleaning latrines, making and hauling bricks. This is a way to keep them in a state of permanent need and humiliation. And Muslims who employ them, or who may even work at the same site, are careful to remind them of their lowly state.

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Democrat Candidate Abdulrahman Mohamed El Sayed Advocated for Sharia Law at Terror-Tied CAIR Event

Muslims are the only immigrant group to come to the West with a ready-made model of society that they believe to be Muslims are the only immigrant group who come to the West with a ready made model of society they believe to be superior to Western law and they work furiously, by all means, to impose it. Under Islam, shariah (Islamic) law supersedes Western law.

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Nigeria: Female Muslim Becomes First Lawyer to Wear a Niqab

The photos started circulating last Wednesday, and many people assumed that they must be a joke: a female Muslim lawyer in Nigeria who wears the niqab published photos of herself wearing that Islamic garment, which conceals everything except the eyes. These photos, however, had a twist. On top of her head, the lawyer, Rodiyah Omotoyosi Mikail wore the eighteenth-century-style court wig that lawyers and judges in Britain and some of its former colonies often sport.

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‘Each Migrant Has a Story Worthy of a Hollywood Movie’

With the revelation of every new detail, the tragic story of the murder of Elisabeth-Jane Ross at the hands of self-described jihadist Sharif Ahmadzai becomes more of a parable about the perils of mass Muslim migration and the willful ignorance of European (and American) officials regarding the nature and magnitude of the jihad threat.

The Red Cross is busy covering its tracks these days, and it’s easy to see why.

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The VDH Doctrine: Bypass Tehran, Recognize Reza Pahlavi’s Government-in-Exile

For over four decades, Washington’s posture toward the Islamic Republic of Iran has oscillated between containment, targeted economic sanctions, and episodic diplomatic engagement. Historian and military strategist Victor Davis Hanson argues that this paradigm has proven utterly ineffective at checking Tehran’s regional aggression or supporting the democratic aspirations of the Iranian public. During a high-profile broadcast exchange with commentator Mark Levin, Hanson put forward a provocative shift in U.S. foreign policy: formal diplomatic recognition of an Iranian government-in-exile headed by Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi.

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The Islamic Threat to the West

Lars Møller recently published a piece on three farsighted people — the late Oriana Fallaci, Mark Steyn, and Douglas Murray — who understood and have written about the mortal threat to Western civilization from “the sons of Allah,” tens of millions of whom are now living in our midst. More. on his tribute to the three (and he might have added the names of Pamela Geller, Robert Spencer and Ibn Warraq to his list) and the alarm he now feels, because so few in the West have heeded them, can be found here:

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El-Sayed’s Michigan Victory: The Communist, Antisemitic Takeover of the Democrat Party Is No Longer an Aberration

Although Republicans think El-Sayed will be defeated in November I find this DSA trend solidly entrenched within the walls of the Democrat Party to be beyond alarming. It is no longer an aberration. AIPAC spent over $31 million to defeat this Hamas inclined political imposter. El-Sayed’s victory is an exceptionally narrow one, but the Squad,…