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This is Ahlam Tamimi. Born in Jordan to Palestinian parents. Fluent in English. No headscarf. That’s how her brother describes her growing up. Until she enters Ramallah’s Birzeit University as an honors student of journalism. Then comes 2000 and and with it, the Second Intifada. Arafat has already torched peace at Camp David before and is now out to torch an entire generation of Palestinians in the name of that peace. Hundreds of students are radicalized on campuses across Judea and Samaria, among them the university in question. One such student is Tamimi who, according to her own brother, is an easy pick given her non-Islamic appearance (fluent English, no hijab). She’s only 19 when Hamas recruits her for their jihad. The following year, only weeks before 9/11, Tamimi uses her press credentials (she’s also a part-time newsreader) and Western-style clothing to scout targets in downtown Jerusalem. The press card comes in handy at the several IDF checkpoints between Ramallah and Jerusalem. Palestinians from Judea and Samaria are not let into the rest of Israel without valid credentials and other checks and we’ll soon learn why. Tamimi finally zeroes in on a Sbarro pizzeria in downtown Jerusalem. The restaurant is on the ground floor of a building right at the intersection of King George Street and Jaffa Road. There’s a reason for that choice. Pizzerias are typically a favorite among kids and families. She also picks a date, August 9, 2001. There’s a reason for that too. In Israel, weekend is Friday-Saturday. So Thursday after-hours are a good time to go out for a pizza for many families. Like Friday evening in the rest of the First World. August 9, 2001 is a Thursday. That day at about 2 PM local time, Tamimi escorts a 22-year-old Izz al-Din al-Masri to the intersection and leaves him there, herself immediately catching a public bus back to Ramallah. Al-Masri comes from an affluent, land-owning family in Samaria and his father runs a successful restaurant business in the Samarian village of al-Aqabah. The nisba al-Masri, however, comes from Masr, native name for Egypt. At the intersection, al-Masri stands, carrying a guitar case. Needless to say, the guitar case isn’t exactly carrying a guitar. As soon as the girl is out of sight, the boy crosses the street and steps into the restaurant. Within moments, a blast rips through the crowded pizzeria. Pieces of al-Masri lie scattered all over the place. The blast has killed 15, including 7 children and a pregnant woman. More than a hundred more end up with life-altering injuries and amputations due to the nails, nuts, and bolts from the guitar case. One of the victims is a 31-year-old Chana Nachenberg who is thrown into a permanent vegetative state. She would spend another 22 years in coma before finally passing away in 2023. She’d be the 16th fatality of the suicide bombing. While the Sbarro bombing has earned Tamimi her fame as a “resistance fighter,” this isn’t eactly her first such attempt. Only 2 months earlier she had placed an explosive-packed soda can on a supermarket shelf in downtown Jerusalem. Unfortunately for her, the explosion failed to hurt anyone. Weeks after the Sbarro bombing, Tamimi is arrested, tried in a military court, convicted of multiple counts of murder, and sentenced to 16 consecutive life imprisonments. In a highly publicized moment from a prison interview, she is filmed smiling when the interviewer informs her that she’s actually helped kill more children than she originally thought. The sentencing is meant to guarantee she stays in prison forever. But then comes 2006. A 19-year-old Israeli soldier named Gilad Shalit is abducted by Gazan terrorists, more specifically Hamas, and held hostage for five years. In October 2011, Israel agrees to an deal where to secure his safe return, the Israeli government offers a massively disproportionate exchange, releasing 1,027 Palestinian terrorists. Hamas has provided a priority list of high-value prisoners they demanded in the exchange, and Ahlam Tamimi is on top of it. On top of a list that also includes none other than Yahya Sinwar, mind you. Tamimi is released. And immediately deported to Jordan. Today she lives a highly public life in Amman as a Hamas talk-show host with a $5 million FBI bounty on her head. Three takeaways from this story: 1. Life sentence for convicted terrorists is the costliest form of humanity. Had the thousand-odd terrorists been executed upon conviction, there would be no Yahya Sinwar to carry out 10/7. 2. Tamimi will likely never face the consequences for her actions and continue to inspire the next generation of suicide bombers and baby rapists throughout the Palestinian diaspora. Life sentencing helped her cause. 3. The Sbarro bombing was carried out by a Jordanian girl and an Egyptian boy at the behest of Hamas, itself an offshoot of an Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood. The Palestinian nationalism is a fraud, a subterfuge for jihad, and the more you delay its recognition as such, the more killings you cause. If your heart bleeds for “the children of Gaza,” and if you claim to be a person of compassion unlike us islamophobic barbarians, answer this: Does an individual responsible for the killing of 7 children and a pregnant woman (not even accounting the rest) deserve to live? Because this is the kind of ghoul, Israel will now start executing as a state policy. What does it tell you about a country that absorbed more than 70 years of relentless terrorism before deciding that it’s probably a good idea to execute terrorists? And if you think she should live, would you have the exact same moral standards for an Israeli man convicted of killing 7 innocent Gazans? If not, why? It’s called asymmetry. This conflict is asymmetric because your morals are asymmetric.

@Tablesalt13 what the actual fuck

🚨NEW - HUGE "GLOBALIZE THE INTIFADA" BANNERS making their way through the streets of Toronto today. This is an incitement to violence, and Canada it totally fine with it. Welcome to Canada in 2026.

@FranksKitchen Best restaurant in town!!!

@VivianBercovici @TorontoPolice This will play very well when someone gets hurt.

This is Toronto. The @TorontoPolice say that they "cannot shut the entire city down" to protect Jews from violence that has been escalating for 2.5 years. Because they have done nothing to deal with it. "There is a limit." Imagine - if mosques were being shot up - would they issue such a lazy, casual video? Read the room, Jewish Canadians. Law enforcement is sending a very clear message.

@SubodhVermaMD @kevinmd Call is a necessary part of learning what needs to change is the length of it and time between calls and regular duties. I think this is where the burn out lies. And let’s face it there are not enough residents and fellows but that is for another topic! RN here.

@kevinmd Are we training excellent physicians at the cost of physician wellbeing? LEt me know! Poll ⬇️ Yes — system needs change Somewhat true No — training must be hard Unsure #MedEd #PhysicianBurnout #MedicalTraining #Residency #Healthcare

I interviewed an internal medicine physician who says the medical system relies on a massive amount of unpaid labor to function. We call it "taking call." Dr. Corinne Sundar Rao joined me to discuss why the traditional model of physician on-call compensation is a primary, yet rarely discussed, driver of burnout. For decades, taking call was simply baked into the job. You worked your full clinic day, you were on standby all night for the hospital, and then you worked a full schedule again the next day. It was justified by the "calling" of medicine. But as Dr. Rao points out, the complexity and volume of modern medicine make this model unsustainable. Other high-stakes professions, like commercial airline pilots, have federally mandated rest periods. Yet surgeons and physicians are routinely expected to make life-and-death decisions on zero sleep, often for little or no extra pay. Dr. Rao argues that "call" is a euphemism for extracting free labor from physicians to cover the hospital's unassigned patients. We have seen successful solutions before. The hospitalist and laborist models proved that we can turn endless, tethered responsibility into defined, compensated shifts. But many specialties are still trapped in the old paradigm. The result? Physicians aren't complaining; they are simply disappearing. They are dropping out of traditional practice, moving to concierge models, or leaving medicine entirely. If hospitals want to solve the staffing shortage, they need to stop relying on altruism to subsidize their 24/7 operations. Call is labor. And labor must be paid fairly, transparently, and with built-in rest protections. 🎙️ Listen to "Physician on-call compensation: the unpaid labor driving burnout" on The Podcast by KevinMD. 📷 Search "The Podcast by KevinMD" on Apple or Spotify. #KevinMD #PhysicianBurnout #HealthcareWorkforce #MedicalCulture #PhysicianCompensation #PatientSafety #HealthcareLeadership

Politicians and city officials keep blaming the violence at Free Palestine protests on crowd size, excusing vandalized Jewish businesses, hateful slogans, and blatant antisemitism as an inevitable byproduct of large demonstrations. But this weekend, 350,000 Iranians gathered in Toronto, 250,000 in Munich, and thousands in London, Melbourne, Athens and Tokyo to condemn the Iranian regime and its mass slaughter. And guess what? Not a single shop window was smashed. Not one act of violence. Police officers were even given flowers to thank them for protecting the demonstrators. Many patrol cars were covered with letters and bouquets. So no, the problem was never the number of people. It was the people themselves.

2 weeks ago the field of medicine lost a giant: Tom Fogarty, inventor of numerous devices, the balloon embolectomy catheter, AneuRx Endovascular Aortic Stent Graft, Hancock Tissue Heart Valve & many more. He held almost 200 patents, co-founded more than 45 medical technology companies, & created an institute to spur medical device innovation. Here's a short clip from my interview with him (from our archives). #AngioHistory

Sharon Osbourne using her platform of 3 million followers for Iranians fighting their oppressive regime, while too many in Hollywood remain silent. Thank you for speaking up. Keep sharing. Keep fighting. Iranians need us ALL.

BREAKING: The people of Iran are bravely uprising against the Islamic regime for the 15th night in a row. They are demanding freedom. We need to be their voice. Make it go viral. Repost this.

🔴 NOW, PLEASE SHARE: Tehran is out tonight, confirmed. This is Zafaraniyeh right now, through Starlink. Huge crowds. WATCHING THIS FOOTAGE IS ONLY POSSIBLE THANKS TO ELON MUSK.

@l3v1at4an that is the best ….

BREAKING: Toronto Police & SPVM being deployed to Tehran to prevent protestors from overthrowing the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Massive protest in Richmond Hill, Ontario 📍 Over 10,000 Iranian supporters take the streets to protest 🇨🇦🇮🇷👀

t.co/dkzcM9EWhL The free world is turning a blind eye to the Iranian people fighting to free themselves from Islam. Please share; don’t let anyone ignore the first-ever nation to be de-Islamized. This is a dire warning to the West: the price to regain freedom from Islam is the blood of countless innocent men, women, and children! Stop the Islamization of the West! Deport all diplomats of the Islamic Republic and stand for freedom with the people of Iran!

When the world turned its back on the Jews, the Iranian diaspora became our most steadfast supporters. For that, we owe them a deep debt of gratitude. If you have a social media audience, now is the time to pay that debt and be the voice of the Iranian people. #IranRevolution

@ScarlettGrace92 @salargholamiii Toronto today! Javid shah

This is Tehran right now. The people of Iran want the regime GONE. Why is the international media silent? Share this everywhere. x.com/Negaarsh/statu…

Notice how you haven't heard "Allahu Akbar" one single time in the Iranian uprising. Notice how Iranians aren't destroying Western capital cities while rioting and intimidating natives. Notice how the Iranian diaspora isn't disrupting daily life, unlike the intifada demons.

BREAKING: Iranians are SICK and TIRED of the barbaric Islamic Republic terrorist regime and have been uprising for ten days straight. The media isn’t covering this—so we have to. Share it absolutely everywhere.

🚨 IRAN | BREAKING Huge crowds have just taken to the streets in central Tehran, chanting continuously “Javid Shah” (Long Live the Shah), with women on the front lines in support of Iran’s exiled Shah, Reza Shah Pahlavi II [@PahlaviReza]. Share these videos so the world sees Iran