Pro-Palestinian group desires to rub salt into wound with Oct. 7 protest

  Michael Berenhaus  

Dr. Michael Berenhaus is a freelance activist who works to combat anti-Israel bias in the media.  He has been widely published in news sources such as The Economist, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. 

When Hamas visits you.

"In “Pro-Palestinian group urges judge to allow Oct. 7 vigil at University of Maryland” (09/30/24), a pro-Palestinian group has chosen October 7 as the date for a “vigil to mourn people killed in Gaza during the ongoing war.”  October 7 was the date when the Hamas terrorist group invaded Israel; slaughtered over 1,200 Israelis; and kidnapped over 230 individuals, including Israelis and other foreign nationals.  

"That is like pro-al-Qaeda protesters choosing Sep. 11 to mourn people killed in Afghanistan.  It’s horrid, disgusting, and insultingly insensitive.

"But it does show the world the humanity of the Palestinian movement, more specifically the lack thereof.  Who would support this movement or even want to be associated with it?" . . .

Evil Exists, Don’t Look Away: Visiting the Hell of October 7th | Caroline Glick In-Focus   "Join JNS senior contributing editor Caroline Glick for this special Oct. 7 episode of In-Focus from one of the communities most affected by the Hamas massacre, Kfar Aza. Glick reflects and discusses some of the lessons Israel, the Jewish people, and the entire free world must learn from that horrific day and this once-flourishing town."

‘Evil so profound’: Andrew Bolt on distressing October 7 footage  Sky News host Andrew Bolt discusses the October 7 terror attacks by Hamas and how the Albanese government has failed to “back” Israel in its defence against terror.

“You would think what happened to Israel then … that would have united us in outrage, would have opened everyone’s eyes to the enemies Israel faces, that we increasingly face too,” Mr Bolt said. “Instead, we have seen an explosion of Jew hatred here that shames this country.”