Europe
Leo Varadkar called Irish-Israeli captive Emily Hand “an innocent child who was lost and has now been found,” failing to mention Hamas kidnapping.
Antisemitism roundup, Nov. 23-24
“I wanted to come here myself to see the horrific nature of the attacks that you suffered,” David Cameron said.
Party leader Geert Wilders has repeatedly urged the Dutch government to move its embassy in the Jewish state from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
If established, the corridor will replace Israel’s Erez and Kerem Shalom crossings both during and after the war.
“One horror does not justify another,” said Josep Borrell after touring the devastated Kibbutz Be’eri.
“The Parliament of Belgium is turning a blind eye to the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Hamas,” the Israeli foreign minister said.
The parliament called the protest in response to a three-fold increase in antisemitic acts.
David’s Sling made its first-ever operational interception during May’s five-day conflict against PIJ terrorists in Gaza.
A Holocaust museum in St. Louis referred to the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks as a “pogrom,” much like Kristallnacht was.
Shots fired at Montreal Jewish schools. A rabbi kicked in Paris. Fighting outside a Holocaust film screening in Los Angeles.
Israel’s war to destroy Hamas is “the war of the free world,” Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen told lawmakers in Brussels.
