Happy International
Cat Day!🐾🐈🐈‍⬛

Today, we celebrate the wonderful cats who fill our homes with companionship, curiosity, and plenty of personality.

🇱🇧🇮🇱Report from the Shia town of Zawta al-Arabi, southern Lebanon:

After Israeli forces withdrew from the town, and the Lebanese army took control of it as part of the agreement between Lebanon and Israel, the Lebanese government began importing mobile homes to house civilians and Lebanese army personnel in the town (after most of the houses in the town were blown up by the IDF, and most of the remaining dwellings are uninhabitable).

Arab desk 301

He lost the fight, then won the crowd

Czech kickboxer Radek Štádler did not have his best night in the ring at Gordon Fight Night in Tel Aviv.

But after losing to Israeli fighter Zohar Hayut, he delivered the moment everyone remembered.

Štádler told the crowd he had come to Israel an atheist. Then he visited Shiloh and Jerusalem.

“I see the path that Jesus took, and now I believe!”

The arena erupted.

Read more HERE

🛡️Our European Shield tour won’t be stopped

Despite the ban of the Shield Tour demonstration in Lille today, our courageous activists form Objectif Remigration and Nouvelle Droit still displayed our gigantic remigration shield banner in the north of France.

The ban is yet another example of the
increasing restrictions on right-wing activism across Europe.

Nevertheless, we will continue to raise awareness and stand up for a safe and secure future in our one and only homeland.

Remigration saves Europe!

(SaveEuropeAct)

Reality vs fiction

Meet Dimitri Politov⬆️

… I think I will never understand Russians …

Good morning from Gaza 🌞

"Pyramid City Meat" is finally open in Khan Yunis, Gaza.
The level of luxury and abundance is insane.
Will mainstream media cover this? Bet you they won't.

(Gazawood)

🇳🇱 On a daily basis, a visual representation is created of all stabbing and shooting incidents in the Netherlands that have been reported in the publicly accessible P2000 emergency notification system. This is Saturday, August 8, 2026.

🇮🇹 Italian immigrant “Herman” grabs woman’s arm to get her phone number.

… why is she complying? …

"EuRoPe cOLoNisEd OtHeR CoUnTries ThOUgh"

(Two made explorers)

UN? Shameful.
Eritrea has been chosen to lead the Social Forum of the UN Human Rights Council.
This is the same Eritrea that has been accused for years of serious human rights violations: forced labor, arbitrary arrests, torture, disappearances, suppression of freedom of expression and religion, and the appalling practice of child marriage.
Human rights organizations and the UN itself have documented a long list of serious human rights violations in the country over the years.
And now, it is being chosen to lead a social forum of the Human Rights Council.
This is not the first time that countries with a problematic human rights record have been given prominent roles within the UN system.
Perhaps because of moments like these, Ben-Gurion's statement "UN? Shameful" continues to resonate, even more than seventy years after it was said...

Idit Aravit

Is it worth converting to Islam in London? Why?
An organization called Discover The Quran is running a campaign to promote the Quran and Islam in Britain.

One of the advertisements, displayed in subway stations, features a quote from Surah An-Naba (verses 31-34):
إِنَّ لِلْمُتَّقِينَ مَفَازًا
حَدَائِقَ وَأَعْنَابًا
وَكَوَاعِبَ أَتْرَابًا
وَكَأْسًا دِهَاقًا

And in Hebrew:
Indeed, for the righteous there is success:
Gardens and vineyards,
And young virgins of equal age,
And a full cup (of wine).

The marketing message is simple: convert to Islam, and in return, you can expect sensual pleasures and sex.
And, of course, you'll receive a free Quran if you scan the QR code.
Pretty convincing, right? 🤔

Idit Aravit

Uganda approves Gaza troop deployment

Uganda’s parliament has approved the deployment of troops to the Gaza Strip as part of the international stabilization force outlined in US President Donald Trump’s post-war plan.

Ugandan leaders said Trump recently asked if they’d consider participating in the Gaza security force.

The presence of Ugandan troops in Gaza would be welcomed by Israel. Uganda is one of the most pro-Israel nations in the world today, and its defense minister even offered to join the war against Iran on Israel’s side.

(Israel Today)

Hamas violated the Gaza ceasefire 17 times in a single day, Doron Spielman, international spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said on Saturday.

(Israel Today)

Ouch 🤕

🇬🇧 Young lad purchases a baseball bat in
"Modern England".

As soon as he leaves the store, police grab him for "carrying a weapon"

The bat is literally still in it's plastic covering.

(DomForBritain)

🇮🇹 Italian immigrant "Herman" lacks an understanding of social norms in Western society and spreads bacteria indiscriminately. 🤮

… why does the Italian girl agree with his behavior?…

⚫ The Triple "Defence" Alliance - Syrian analyst Abdul-Ghafil al-Saied finds it difficult to believe that Pakistan and Turkey would offer protection to Saudi Arabia in the event of an Iranian attack:

"Experience in the region has shown that relying on Pakistan and Turkey is useless, for a very clear reason.
Turkey and Pakistan are present during times of greed and disappear during times of need.
Turkey and Pakistan can offer nothing more than condemnation, protest, and denunciation when Iranian aggression occurs against any country in the region."

Hannanel Aviv

🇬🇧 A convicted terrorist was on the ballot in the UK.
It barely made headlines in May. Now Parliament is finally debating whether it should even be legal.

Shahid Butt was convicted in Yemen in 1999 for plotting to bomb the British consulate, an Anglican church, and a hotel, part of a cell linked to Abu Hamza, the cleric later jailed for life in the US for sending followers to train with al-Qaeda.

Last May, he ran for Birmingham City Council anyway.

Months later, a petition forced Parliament to actually debate whether that should be legal.

What he actually did:
📌As a young man, Butt was jailed in Birmingham for gang violence, tied to clashes with skinheads and the National Front
📌He then traveled to Bosnia and Afghanistan to take part in jihad
📌In 1999, he was convicted in Yemen alongside seven other Britons and two Algerians for the consulate, church, and hotel bomb plot, and sentenced to five years
📌He still insists his confession was extracted through torture and that he's innocent
📌More than 25 years later, in May, he ran for Birmingham City Council

UK law only bars candidates from local elections if they served a prison sentence of three months or more within the five years before the vote. Butt's conviction was over 25 years old, so on paper it didn't count.
He still pulled 453 votes, finishing about 1,000 votes behind the winning Labour candidate.

The petition itself is the real story here. Richard Donaldson, an ordinary member of the public, filed it. Not the government. It's sitting at over 205,000 signatures.

The petition calls for a new law barring anyone convicted of terrorism, in the UK or abroad, from standing for office. The government's response: "no plans" to change the rules. MPs debated it July 6th. No new law has passed.
The rules stand exactly as they did when Butt ran.

He was only 1,000 votes short of winning. That’s how close a convicted terrorist came to actually holding office.

(DiploAct)

Israeli social media star and public diplomacy advocate Eylon Levy warned Europe following the defense agreement Erdogan signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan: "Why does
Turkey need an alliance structure parallel to NATO? Why is it building a collective defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan if it has NATO's Article 5? Turkey is a Trojan horse in NATO."

(Sinai project)

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