A recent poll shows that more than half of Palestinians continue to support the atrocities committed by Hamas against Israelis and foreign nationals on October 7, 2023, and a majority of Palestinians support Iran, Hezbollah, Qatar and Yemen's Houthis.

Tens of thousands of Christians in Nigeria have been murdered in recent years by Islamic terrorists. Beyond the massacres, there are also thousands of church burnings, abductions and forced conversions of Christian children and women to Islam.

Today they are celebrating and congratulating President Trump on the release by Hamas of the living Israeli hostages as part of his Gaza peace plan. Yesterday they were trying to come up with any means they could to disregard him and undermine Israel.

If Hamas maintains a security presence in Gaza, the new government and its members would be at the mercy of terrorists who are already carrying out extrajudicial executions of their critics, political opponents and suspected "collaborators" with Israel.

Macron's recognition of the non-existent state of "Palestine", applauded by much of Europe, wasn't the action of a statesman seeking peace. It was a pitiful lunge to hold onto power by a weakened leader, desperate to posture as a moral arbiter abroad.

The UN Human Rights Council has appointed representatives from Iran to serve as "human rights experts." How can a regime that suppresses speech, executes political prisoners and imprisons women for uncovered hair sit in judgment of others on human rights?

Zarutska's murder - like Laken Riley, Jocelyn Nungaray, Rachel Morin, Kayla Hamilton & Logan Federico - was preventable. They died because many decisions — judicial, bureaucratic, cultural — favored leniency and excuses over duty to protect the innocent.

Anyone who believes that Hamas will voluntarily give up its weapons is living in a dream world. For the terror group, this would be tantamount to suicide. The terms "demilitarization" and "deradicalization" do not exist in Hamas's lexicon.

Elon Musk's blunt warning that "violence is coming" to the UK because of its failed immigration policy dating back decades has turned out to be chillingly prophetic.

Sadly, the probability of an enduring peace with Hamas or allied Islamists appears close to zero. After all, in Netanyahu's words, Israel is dealing with "monsters."

No transitional government or "Board of Peace" will ever be able to enforce law and order as long as Hamas terrorists feel free to murder any Palestinian who wants peace and coexistence with Israel.

It is unlikely, at a time Xi Jinping appears to be fighting for political survival, that he would remove his most important supporter in the military. It is far more probable that Xi has lost control of the People's Liberation Army.

France, Germany and the UK intend to revive nuclear negotiations with Iran. Once again, Europe is slipping into a dangerous fantasy: that engaging in polite diplomatic parleys with promises of sugar plums will tame Iran's rapacious ambitions.

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Qatar and Turkey are not interested in the reconstruction of Gaza. They are interested, with Iran's backing, in rebuilding Hamas's military capabilities and ensuring that the terror group, perhaps in some rebranded form, remains in power.

Finally, a government is moving to deny China the ability to pillage foreign technology business. On Oct 12, the Dutch government, citing concerns about technology transfers, announced it had taken control of Chinese-owned Nexperia, a microchip maker.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez recently expressed his regret that Spain, due to its lack of nuclear weapons, could not end the war in Gaza – meaning nuke Israel.

Despite repressing its non-Muslim minorities, Pakistan continues to enjoy the benefits of the European Union's special incentive arrangement under its Generalized System of Preferences.

The only people who should be surprised that U.S. President Donald Trump was able to broker a peace deal in Gaza are the ones who continue to underestimate this man.

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