Audio is put up on screen: A Hamas terrorist calls his father: "Father, I killed 10 Jews! Check your WhatsApp! I sent you the photos! Father, I killed 10 Jews! I killed 10 Jews with my bare hands. check your WhatsApp. Father, be proud of me!"

Hamas Happily Filmed Their Slaughter of Innocents. So Israel Showed It All to Journalists. (townhall.com)  "That this heinous screening was even necessary is a testament to the virulence of the anti-Israel propaganda machine.  Within hours of the October 7 massacre, 'pro-Palestine' forces were openly justifying and celebrating the Jew butchery.  Such depravity has continued for weeks, with another anti-Semitic tactic being folded into the mix: Holocaust-denial-style 'questioning' of whether the horrors really even took place.  The Israelis had made it up, some started to argue.  The Israelis had exaggerated the specifics, others said, openly doubting whether women had been raped, and asserting that babies had not been beheaded.  So widespread was this attempted white-washing -- an obvious effort to tamp down public sympathy for Israel, and to weaken support for the Jewish state's military response -- that many people now believe the baby decapitation detail is a 'debunked myth.'  In fact, it's a gut-wrenching reality:

“Kugel also explained that the age range of the victims spans from 3 months to 80 or 90 years old. Many bodies, including those of babies, are without heads.

Asked if they were decapitated, Kugel answered yes.”https://t.co/SElxvYJ8ON pic.twitter.com/3SMTbWmiJa

— AG (@AGHamilton29) October 21, 2023

 "Many bodies, including those of babies, are without heads."  Evil, beyond all imagination.  "Asked if they were decapitated," Dr. Chen Kugel, the head of Israel's National Center of Forensic Medicine (Abu Kabir) in Tel Aviv, "answered yes."  More examples, which unfortunately must be documented and shared, in light of the history revisionism that's already underway:" . . .

. . ."Which brings us to the screening.  Hamas was proud of their subhuman atrocities.  They filmed them.  And Israel simply showed their enemies' own footage to international journalists:"

. . ."Among other things, they were ordered to behead Israelis.  Directly from one of the terrorists.  Here is how a 'journalist' at a left-wing publication tied himself into knots over the forensic evidence provided, apparently backtracking under pressure to qualify his characterization of the obvious truth:. . .

Eric Levitz

@EricLevitz

Last night, I asserted that this report indicated that babies were beheaded. This was an overstatement. I should have said that the report established that babies were found headless, a fact that lends plausibility to claims of beheading, but which does not prove them.

Is this guy with Ali Velshi and MSNBC?

"The report established that babies were found headless, a fact that lends plausibility to claims of beheading."  Do these people hear themselves?  Just as the anti-Israel fanatics refuse to believe Hamas beheaded babies, they also insisted that Israel 'bombed a hospital in Gaza,' killing hundreds. Evidence proving that the damage near a hospital was caused by a misfired rocket shot at Israel by Palestinian terrorists was established fairly quickly, and confirmed by US officials.

Hamas Happily Filmed Their Slaughter of Innocents. So Israel Showed It All to Journalists.

 Audio is put up on screen: A Hamas terrorist calls his father: "Father, I killed 10 Jews! Check your WhatsApp! I sent you the photos! Father, I killed 10 Jews! I killed 10 Jews with my bare hands. check your WhatsApp. Father, be proud of me!"

Hamas Happily Filmed Their Slaughter of Innocents. So Israel Showed It All to Journalists. (townhall.com)  "That this heinous screening was even necessary is a testament to the virulence of the anti-Israel propaganda machine.  Within hours of the October 7 massacre, 'pro-Palestine' forces were openly justifying and celebrating the Jew butchery.  Such depravity has continued for weeks, with another anti-Semitic tactic being folded into the mix: Holocaust-denial-style 'questioning' of whether the horrors really even took place.  The Israelis had made it up, some started to argue.  The Israelis had exaggerated the specifics, others said, openly doubting whether women had been raped, and asserting that babies had not been beheaded.  So widespread was this attempted white-washing -- an obvious effort to tamp down public sympathy for Israel, and to weaken support for the Jewish state's military response -- that many people now believe the baby decapitation detail is a 'debunked myth.'  In fact, it's a gut-wrenching reality:

“Kugel also explained that the age range of the victims spans from 3 months to 80 or 90 years old. Many bodies, including those of babies, are without heads.

Asked if they were decapitated, Kugel answered yes.”https://t.co/SElxvYJ8ON pic.twitter.com/3SMTbWmiJa

— AG (@AGHamilton29) October 21, 2023

 "Many bodies, including those of babies, are without heads."  Evil, beyond all imagination.  "Asked if they were decapitated," Dr. Chen Kugel, the head of Israel's National Center of Forensic Medicine (Abu Kabir) in Tel Aviv, "answered yes."  More examples, which unfortunately must be documented and shared, in light of the history revisionism that's already underway:" . . .

. . ."Which brings us to the screening.  Hamas was proud of their subhuman atrocities.  They filmed them.  And Israel simply showed their enemies' own footage to international journalists:"

. . ."Among other things, they were ordered to behead Israelis.  Directly from one of the terrorists.  Here is how a 'journalist' at a left-wing publication tied himself into knots over the forensic evidence provided, apparently backtracking under pressure to qualify his characterization of the obvious truth:. . .

Eric Levitz

@EricLevitz

Last night, I asserted that this report indicated that babies were beheaded. This was an overstatement. I should have said that the report established that babies were found headless, a fact that lends plausibility to claims of beheading, but which does not prove them.

FLASHBACK: Leaked Audio Reveals Election Denier Hillary Clinton Suggests Rigging Palestine Election in 2006

In the audio, Clinton is heard saying, “I do not think we should have pushed for an election in the Palestinian territories. I think that was a big mistake. And if we were going to push for an election, then we should have made sure that we did something to determine who was going to win.”

 The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft   "On October 28, 2016, the New York Observer, owned by former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, released a leaked audio clip from back in 2006 in which Hillary Clinton proposed rigging a foreign election to achieve the desired outcome that she wanted.

"The media did not report on the audio clip when it was released in 2016 because it would have been extremely damaging to then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

"The Gateway Pundit was one of the few news outlets in 2016 that covered this explosive report.

"The audio, which is making rounds again on various news platforms due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, captured Hillary Clinton, during her tenure as a U.S. Senator, discussing the idea of rigging the Palestinian elections to ensure the “right” outcome." . . .

One of Israel's richest men and his wife stepped down from a Harvard board, saying their faith in the school's leadership had been 'broken' over its response to the Hamas attacks

 Israeli Billionaire Quits Harvard Board Over Response to Hamas Attacks (businessinsider.com)

"An Israeli billionaire businessman and his wife stepped down from their positions on a Harvard University board over the school's response to the Hamas terror attacks on Israel.

"Idan Ofer, who owns Quantum Pacific Group, is the world's 81st-richest person, with a net worth of $19.9 billion, per estimates by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

"He's the second-richest person from Israel, per Bloomberg's estimates, behind his brother Eyal Ofer, who is worth around $21.4 billion. Bloomberg's Billionaires Index lists Eyal Ofer as being from Monaco, though he was born in Israel.

"Idan Ofer and his wife, Batia Ofer, sat on the executive board of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. They funded a fellowship for Israeli and Palestinian students to study at the school and a building named after them opened on campus in 2017.

"But the Ofers are now no longer listed as members of the board on the school's website. They also withdrew a multi-million dollar donation that they planned to make, Hebrew-language news site The Marker reported." . . .

The Nazis are winning -Don Surber, Substack   Palestinian terrorists gang raping, beheading and burning Jews alive shocked many people in the world into finally supporting Israel.

"But socialists and Muslims continue to let their hatred for Jews shine through. The National Post in Canada was appalled by Justin Castreau’s pasty face response to the rallies supporting gang rape, beheading and burning people alive.

"The Post’s Tristin Hopper wrote, “In sharp contrast to the Freedom Convoy demonstrations last year, many of these pro-Hamas rallies are occurring without so much as an official condemnation from local authorities. Notable exceptions to this came from Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow, who called a pro-Palestinian rally deplorable, and Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim, who denounced rallies that celebrate terrorism.”

"We are in a sad world where newspapers have to praise people who state the obvious: terrorism is evil. Welcome to the 21st century.

"But what does one expect when students are taught about Hiroshima and Nagasaki but not about Pearl Harbor? What do we expect when the liberals brand any Republican president Hitler and his supporters Nazis, watering down their evil to just being a political disagreement? What do we expect when the UN panics about a climate genocide, as if Jews died in tanning beds and not ovens?

"Time and socialists have made the unacceptable acceptable again." . . .

Democratic Leaders Won’t Defend Israel Critics Tlaib and Bush

 The Intercept   The only Palestinian (US citizen) member of Congress is under attack from her Democratic colleagues after she issued a statement that condemned a “heartbreaking cycle of violence” in Israel and Palestine and called for an end to the Israeli occupation. 

" 'Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., released the statement on Sunday, the day after Hamas bulldozed through the barbed-wire fence that separates Gaza from Israeli territory and massacred civilians, including attendees at a music festival. Israel responded by bombing Gazan villages and a refugee camp, and on Monday ordered a complete siege of the Gaza Strip.

“ 'I grieve the Palestinian and Israeli lives lost yesterday, today, and every day,” Tlaib said in her statement, going on to say that the end of Israel’s occupation of Palestine would create a just future for everyone.

“ 'The failure to recognize the violent reality of living under siege, occupation, and apartheid makes no one safer,” she said. “We cannot ignore the humanity in each other. As long as our country provides billions in unconditional funding to support the apartheid government, this heartbreaking cycle of violence will continue.” . . .

Trump questions how Jews or ‘anybody who loves Israel’ can vote for Democrats (msn.com)    "Progressives are facing backlash over their initial responses to the attacks on Israel by Hamas militants, revealing the degree to which they’re at odds with others in the Democratic caucus over the issue.

"Members of the Squad such as Reps. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) and Cori Bush (D-Mo.) took heat from fellow Democrats this week over statements criticized for being too tepid in the wake of the violent attacks against Israeli civilians." . . . 

Lindsey Graham in Tel Aviv Meltdown: Tells Newsmax 'Get Out of Here'

Not the Lindsey Graham of the Kavanaugh defense:

"But I came here with Democrats and Republicans to let everyone in the world know: Don't judge every Democrat by the Squad, and don't judge every Republican by some of the things you hear," he said. 

 Newsmax.com    "Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., went into meltdown mode with Newsmax's Israel correspondent, Daniel Cohen, during a Sunday press conference in Tel Aviv.

At the conference Cohen asked the senators why there was not a stronger condemnation, especially of those on the left like Democrat Reps. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, who have failed to condemn Hamas' attacks.

Cohen told the senators that Tlaib's "tweet is still up condemning Israel for a hospital attack we know was a lie."

At that point, Graham, who held the podium with nine U.S. senators standing behind him, blew his gasket.

"We are here together, not to talk about the problems at home, which are many," an angry Graham said, pointing his finger at Cohen.

"I've got my own view of what to say — you're not going to screw this up," Graham continued.

When Cohen interjected he was asking a "fair question," Graham again raised his voice.

"You're not going to screw this up," he said.

"The senator then pointed to security and yelled for them to remove Cohen." . . .

Hamas’s attack and the left’s support aren’t about Israel; they’re about the Jews

  Andrea Widburg   "Most of the Muslim world has joined hands with most of the leftist world to make a single argument: Israel is a colonialist occupier that must be routed from the Muslim Arabs’ native land. To the extent Hamas launched an incursion into Israel, it was a necessary act to end imperialism. Many of us (me included) fight back with history showing that Jews are the indigenous people and Muslims the colonialists. That’s a pointless argument because the colonialist claim is just a cover: Islam and leftism are grounded in hatred for Jews, which plays out in the pointed savagery of the attack and open calls for Jewish deaths across the West. It’s not about Israel; it’s about the Jews. It’s always been about eradicating Jews.

"Muslims are obligated to obey Mohamed's dictates. One of those, which he came up with after the Jews rejected his attempt to control them, boils down to “Kill the Jews.”

"This is not theory, it’s fact. Last week, the Palestinian Authority (which is supposed to be “moderate” compared to Hamas) had its Ministry of Religious Affairs post guidelines for upcoming sermons. The sermon selected? The one in which Mohamed mandates that all Jews must be slaughtered. The mandate came 2,400 years after Jews became residents of the land, and over 1,300 years before modern Israel’s creation. This is what that preaching sounds like:

Palestinian cleric Sheikh Salah Nour calls for the genocide of the Jews.

The Prophet Mohammed said "Judgement Day will come until the Muslims fight the Jews & the Jews will hide behind trees & stones. Then the trees & stones will say, there is a Jew behind me, come & kill him." pic.twitter.com/EPhP4wVwP0

— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) October 21, 2023

 Hamas Terrorists Call Mother of Kidnapped Daughters to Mock Her Following 'Massacre' at Music Festival (radaronline.com)

God's Promises for the World and for Israel  "When we talk about the promises of God, we have to acknowledge an important fact. Before any of His promises can be applied to the Body of Messiah, God’s promises were first given to His people Israel. And it is impressive how often God stresses the fact that His promises are eternal and last forever. 

"The whole story of salvation centers around the history of Israel, her creation, redemption and restoration. God’s might and power is evident in His everlasting promise to Israel (first laid out in Genesis 12:1-3). There, the Lord promises He will make Abram into a great nation and will bless him. 

"Later on, in Deuteronomy 30:3-5, God promises to Israel a specific land   – you guessed it! From that moment on, we know it as The Promised Land of Israel. The Lord said He would bring his people to the land He chose, and He would make their descendants prosperous." ... 

 2 Timothy 3:15 - 17: … 15 "From infancy you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. 16All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for instruction, for conviction, for correction, and for training in righteousness, 17so that the man of God may be complete, fully equipped for every good work.…