Hamas

Why? Because a looser stand would allow Ms.

Pillay's South Africa, which hosted Hamas delegations in the weeks after October 7th, to pursue more easily its vendetta against Israel.

And lastly, the last thing this prize will do is promote the cause of peace.

Wow.

The Islamists took it.

You have the PA and Hamas who now control the region.

It dropped to 7% on the lowest census reading, and when polled, they literally admit it's because of persecution.

This is a consistent theme.

Actually, this is an interesting segue into obviously the riots still going on.

One of the best things I'm looking at now is those Twitter memes of the French police beating the shit out of those far-left Hamas-loving protesters.

That's crazy stuff going on, right? Crazy stuff.

But all in guide to this really great point this week on the protests and France generally, and they'll throw a great tweet about it as well, a great X about it as well, France is basically becoming a Soviet state or a socialist state.

It's a pivotal election that will determine whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains in power.

It's also the first national election since the Hamas attack in 2023.

Voters are deeply divided over the wars that followed along with security and democracy.

On the ballot against Netanyahu is Gadi Esen-Kort, former chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces.

Chambers is an heir to the Cox Communications fortune.

He's the first U.S. citizen the Trump administration is looking to extradite after being accused of supporting Hamas in connection with his donation to Palestinians in Gaza and pro-Palestine advocacy.

His attorney, Aitor Martinez, said, quote, I've never seen anything like this in an extradition case.

Spanish judicial authorities can't surrender control over the personal effects of a person sought in extradition just because a foreign government has asked for them, unquote.

However, he has criticized the government's plan to build Israel.

in the controversial E1 area of the West Bank as a mistake, citing concern about international backlash and pledged to crack down on settler violence, which he's explicitly called Jewish terrorism.

On Thursday, he vowed to end Hamas's rule over Gaza within 18 months of taking office.

This is what he said.

You know, some improvement, but...

Listen, a lot of the world, especially many of the Muslim countries, seem to support Hamas.

And that's what's going on right now.

And a lot of, you know, what's happening in Europe is being driven by this as well, under the mask of, you know, all the riots in France and Belgium and, you know, the rest of the West there.

They aren't losing sleep about the potential fraud.

Just like they don't care if illegal aliens are running free in sanctuary cities and go on to commit violent crimes, or if pro-Hamas mobs threaten Jewish students, or if widespread fraud is committed in the immigrant community.

They don't care.

They don't care when mobs of mostly opportunistic North Africans burn down buildings and loot stores across France.

Voters in Israel vote for parties which then form coalitions to gain a majority in the 120-seat parliament.

Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving prime minister, who has headed up the government through wars and the October 2023 Hamas attack.

Enrollment in SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, has dropped over the last year following restrictions set by the Trump administration.

Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows the number of people who receive food stamps fell from nearly 42 million in July of last year to about 36 million in June of this year.

There's a reason.

He has getting money from groups that support the Muslim Brotherhood, money from groups that support Hamas and Hezbollah.

That's a thinking issue.

I wore the uniform in the United States, Kristen, so that people could vote any way that they want to in this country.