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59 years ago today, on June 5, 1967, the Six-Day War began. Israel defeated several Arab armies in six days and captured the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza Strip from Egypt, Judea and Samaria and East Jerusalem from Jordan, and the Golan Heights from Syria. 🇮🇱

Inside a beautiful synagogue in Marrakech. But with no Jews left to use it. 270,000 Jews fled Morocco. An entire Jewish world gone on a generation. Part of a million Jews chased out of Arab lands. This is the truth anti-Israel activists will never tell you. Shabbat shalom.

The public would be stunned if they knew the police have become an identity politics cult. True believers only. Officers with common sense who want to catch bad people are not promoted or driven out. We need a new police to protect decent people like Henry Nowak.

@WelshLabour @MTA_LabourParty The reality's somewhat different.

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ From launching Wales' LGBTQ+ Action Plan to expanding free PrEP and supporting Pride events across the country, Welsh Labour has a strong record of advancing LGBTQ+ equality in Wales.

A Christian living in Israel says he feels safer here than in Europe. "People are really nice in Israel. I feel safe in Israel as a Christian. I never feel discrimination. Social media manipulate people. Just come see for yourself."

@HonestHalo The nightmare lives on

PM Keir Starmer has shut down the resignation rumours. His message is clear.He is not walking away. Britain will not be destabilised. He is staying to fight for the working-class families who voted for change. True strength isn’t bowing to pressure,it’s staying the course to fix what’s broken. Tune out the noise and support a stable Britain.🇬🇧 ~LBC

They tried to erase us. We built a nation instead.

It’s not a case of a few Hamas terrorists moonlighting as journalists. This was a systematic STRATEGY of passing off terrorists as members of the press. And the press went along with it uncritically.

Andrew Gilligan asks why an organisation like the National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP) is allowed to be anywhere near the profession of law enforcement. NAMP has branded Zionism “one of the manifestations of anti-Muslim hatred, stripping Muslims of their humanity”. These inflammatory claims were made in a NAMP policy paper on “confronting anti-Muslim hatred”, which also described the Israel Defense Forces as a “Zionist terrorist group”. The organisation is affiliated with at least 16 of Britain’s 43 police forces and has a formal national role within policing. It has also received praise from the College of Policing. NAMP works with the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), including through workshops and presentations to the NPCC’s counter-terrorism advisory group. It has called for the term “Islamist terrorism” to be abandoned, arguing that “its use by the police contributes to faith hate crime”. As Gilligan notes, this is despite the fact that, since 1999, 94 per cent of terrorist deaths in Britain have been caused by Islamists. Policy Exchange’s David Spencer has argued that a central element of the crisis consuming British policing is the diversion of officers from their core task: keeping the public safe, preventing crime and catching criminals. NAMP and its agenda are a clear example of that distraction. Read more below in @spectator 👇

The antisemitic, terrorist-supporting United Nations is useless!

🇮🇱🇸🇮 The first step taken by the new Slovenian government today was to remove the flag of global evil, which was permanently hanging on the front of the government building, pictured. The previous government, progressive, anti-Semitic, fascist and funded by Qatar - hung the flag there, and was very hostile to Israel. A first and excellent step in Europe. All of Europe should take an example and remove this terrorist flag.

The Biggest Hijacking in History: The Stolen Story of the Jews & Jerusalem Jerusalem has been the eternal heart and capital of the Jewish people for over 3,000 years. No amount of propaganda, political pressure, or historical revisionism can change that reality. The Jewish connection to Jerusalem began long before Christianity and Islam even existed. Around 1000 BCE, King David established Jerusalem as the capital of the Jewish kingdom. His son, King Solomon, built the First Temple on the Temple Mount, which became the spiritual center of Jewish life. Even after the Babylonians destroyed the First Temple and exiled the Jews, the Jewish people returned and rebuilt the Second Temple. When the Romans destroyed it in 70 CE and scattered Jews across the world, the connection never broke. For nearly 2,000 years of exile, Jews prayed toward Jerusalem three times a day, ended every Passover with “Next Year in Jerusalem,” built synagogues facing Jerusalem, and kept the city at the center of Jewish identity. Despite massacres, expulsions, Islamic conquests, Crusades, and foreign empires, Jews continuously lived in Jerusalem. Under Ottoman rule, thriving Jewish communities existed in the Jewish Quarter with synagogues, schools, and homes. Jerusalem was never “discovered” by modern Zionism. Jews were already there. Today, the irony is just staggering. The Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site, is controlled by a Muslim religious authority that severely restricts Jewish prayer and access. Jews are treated as outsiders at the very place where the Jewish Temples stood for centuries. Meanwhile, Jerusalem plays a comparatively limited role in Islam while standing at the very core of Judaism. The Quran never even mentions Jerusalem by name. Yet the modern political narrative attempts to reverse history itself by portraying Jews as foreign to their own city. This is one of the greatest historical hijackings ever attempted: rewriting the story of Jerusalem to erase, and deny its Jewish roots despite overwhelming historical, archaeological, religious, and textual evidence. You cannot separate Jerusalem from Judaism because Jerusalem is fully intertwined into the foundation of Jewish civilization itself. Empires came and went. The Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Crusaders, Ottomans, and British all ruled the city at different points. The Jewish people remained connected to it through every exile and every generation. Jerusalem was, is, and always will be the heart of the Jewish people.

"There was no famine in Gaza. That's a lie. We've been the victims of a comprehensive and amazingly successful PSYOP. People have analyzed the average calorie count that got into Gaza throughout the whole war. It's something like 3,000 calories per person a day." Sam Harris cuts through the fake narrative pushed by NGOs, the @UN, and biased media outlets. The numbers back Harris up. Recently surfaced data—based on the UN's own reporting—reveals that child malnutrition cases in Gaza plummeted from a peak of over 17,000 in August 2025 to just 3,000 by March 2026. Real famines don't just disappear overnight:

“There was no famine in Gaza”

Remember Roei Shalev and Mapal Adam 💔 Mapal was murdered by Hamas on October 7. Roei took his own life 2 years later, unable to bear the pain anymore after losing the love of his life. A beautiful couple with their whole lives ahead of them. May their memories be a blessing.

NO EXISTE PALESTINA, NI EXISTIÓ NI EXISTIRÁ. Si estás de acuerdo, deja un ❤️.

@IhabHassane Why did the PLO disclaim any sovereignty to Gaza or the West Bank? x.com/josh_schlenger…

@IhabHassane because they believed the Land was sovereign Jordanian territory. Ref: we do not exercise any territorial sovereignty over the West Bank in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan - 1964 Palestinian National Charter article 24 -

Because the PLO was established in 1964.

Keir Starmer and Labour sent people to campaign in the US election *That* is interfering in democracy.

I never wanted to be a political account. I'm a British Jew. A husband. A father of two. An engineer. A man who believed that if you worked hard, treated people decently and kept your head down, the world would mostly leave you alone. My grandfather survived Auschwitz. For most of my life, antisemitism felt like history. Something to remember, not something my children would have to face. Then came October 7th. Since then I've watched Jewish people told to stay quiet, hide who they are, apologise for who they are, or accept standards that would never be applied to anyone else. For a long time I said very little. I didn't want to drag my family into politics. I convinced myself someone else would speak. Eventually I realised that silence comes with its own cost. Martin Luther King Jr wrote: "In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends." So I'm speaking. Against antisemitism. Against extremism. Against political intimidation. For free speech, liberal democracy, integration and honest debate. You don't have to agree with me on everything. But if you're willing to have difficult conversations without hatred, you're welcome here.