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[Mossad Commentary @MOSSADil]

🇮🇪 YOU COULDN’T MAKE THIS UP.
Dublin’s Herbert Park Hotel reportedly cancelled 70 rooms booked for delegates attending an international conference on combating antisemitism.
The booking had initially been accepted.

Then the hotel learned what the delegates were coming for — and reportedly even asked whether the conference had any connection to the IDF.
It didn’t.
These were civilian delegates representing all 27 EU member states at a conference dedicated to fighting antisemitism.

The hotel cancelled the rooms anyway.
The Herbert Park Hotel has declined to publicly explain why.

[TheWesternWatch @TheWesternWatch]

A Muslim community leader in Britain is openly instructing local men on the “correct” Sharia method to stone women and girls: dig a hole, bury her to the waist “to protect her modesty,” then pelt her with stones until she dies.

This is medieval barbarism. It has no place in the UK for a single second.

Anyone pushing Sharia death penalties, wife-beating, or stoning rape victims should not be allowed to seek asylum in Western countries.

They have zero right to stone anyone—not today, not tomorrow, and not in a thousand years. Enforce our laws or lose the country.

Share if you support a ban on Sharia laws in the West and follow @TheWesternWatch, @YossiBenYakar, and @LizaRosen0000

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Labour is clearly gearing up to re-join the European Union without asking the people, to turbo-charge immigration from Afghanistan & Gaza without asking the people, to dropping ID checks at elections without any serious scrutiny.

Do you see what’s happening?

[David Collier @mishtal]

Breaking news: Sally Rooney says her books can no longer be sold in Britain due to her support for Palestine Action.

Moral of the story: Don't support proscribed terrorist groups.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

🚨ÚLTIMA HORA: El régimen islámico ha confirmado que la sentencia de muerte contra Melika Azizi, de 18 años, se ejecutó hoy mismo.

Melika fue detenida en enero de 2026 durante las protestas a nivel nacional y acusada de "moharebeh" (librar una guerra contra Dios) por haber quemado presuntamente símbolos del régimen islámico. Ante el tribunal, Melika dijo al juez: "Han dejado que tantos jóvenes se desangren. ¿Cómo voy a guardar silencio? No me importa; mátenme sin más".

¡Era una joven valiente!

Vía @Emmaiid11

[Muzeum Auschwitz @MuzeumAuschwitz]

14 października 1935 | W Paryżu urodziła się francuska Żydówka Simone Gelbert.

W lipcu 1942 r. została deportowana do #Auschwitz i zamordowana w komorze gazowej.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

She went from climate activist to jihadi advocate.

Greta is in Paris to support the Islamic riots.

The biggest useful idiot on the planet.

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

She survived 11 months in Hamas captivity, tortured and starved, enduring the unimaginable - only to be brutally murdered in the end.

Eden Yerushalmi was supposed to celebrate her 27th birthday today.
Remember her 🕯️

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

Nadia Murad, sobreviviente yazidí:

"Me violaron a diario durante seis meses.
Mataron a mi madre por ser demasiado mayor para ser esclava sexual.
Mataron a todos mis hermanos por negarse a convertirse al islam.
Nos llamaban adoradores del diablo."

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

The government is not telling the truth when they say there has been no significant increase in criminality at military bases used to house illegal immigrants. The number of reported crimes, including sex offences, has risen massively at both RAF Wethersfield and Crowborough.

[Liza Rosen @LizaRosen0000]

Iran’s Islamic regime just executed Ali Sina Mostafavi.

His “crime”? Being pro-Israel online and a critic of Islam and the Ayatollah regime.

His family begged. Human rights groups warned he was moved to solitary and summoned for a final visit after torture and a forced confession in a sham trial.

No world leader issued an urgent appeal to save him.

Britain, Australia, Canada, and the EU continue hosting the regime’s ambassadors and engaging with those ordering the hangings amid ongoing bloodshed.

The international community seems indifferent. Be the voice of the voiceless Iranians. Share this!

[Ihab Hassan @IhabHassane]

One year ago today, Hamas terrorists in Gaza publicly executed several innocent Palestinians from the Dughmash family. They forced people to watch and chanted that anyone who challenged Hamas’s rule would face the same fate.

The clashes with the Dughmash family began after the ceasefire agreement was signed, when Hamas ordered families to evacuate the buildings where they had taken shelter as it prepared to reassert its control. With nowhere else to go, the family refused. Hamas responded with gunfire.

Hamas then surrounded the family’s neighborhood, detained residents, and killed people based on their family name. More than 28 innocent Palestinians were killed.

Even today, only one human-rights group has documented even a small part of this story. Hamas has never stopped terrorizing the people of Gaza.

DOWN WITH HAMAS.

[Christian @InTheTrenchesUK]

My dear Apsana,

How perfectly charming to see you draping yourself in international solidarity, that exquisite hijab positioned just so for the cameras.

The daughter of Manir Uddin Ahmed, former Mayor of Tower Hamlets, who used family connections to jump the housing queue ahead of twenty thousand constituents. Twenty thousand, Apsana. Sleeping in temporary accommodation while you occupy that council flat, earning ninety thousand pounds a year plus one million in claimed expenses. One million pounds. For social housing.

You speak of standing with Palestine and Bangladesh. Bless your heart. You cannot even stand with the homeless in Poplar. Homelessness has risen twenty-five percent on your watch, yet there you sit in housing that could house a family pulling their own teeth out with pliers.

Your internationalism is a costume, pet. You play the radical abroad while your constituents queue for housing you jumped. Your own party withdrew the whip. And still you posture.

One hundred and thirty likes. Thirty-one retweets. The nation is simply overwhelmed by your solidarity.

[David Vance @DavidVance]

Tragic loss of life

[Brandi Kruse @BrandiKruse]

BREAKING: Nearly half of the girls cross-country team in Camas, Washington, just forfeited their race. They refused to compete against a boy. This is bravery. Vote YES on I-638 to stand with them. Video: @KnownHeretic

[Sall Grover @salltweets]

It takes a certain kind of man to go into a woman only space or woman’s sport, knowing full well they don’t want him there, and not only do it anyway but belittle the women while doing it.

[The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr]

In this video, his hands tied, eyes blindfolded, they ask Majidreza Rahnavard for his last will. He says: "Don't play Quran for me. Play music. Dance and be joyful."

To humiliate him further, the Islamic Republic publicly executed him and left his body hanging for 30 minutes.

In January, Iranians honored his will — they played music and danced for their loved ones, no Quran. That's what real impact looks like.
When the regime tries to erase someone, the people of Iran choose who will be remembered, not the regime. #MajidrezaRahnavard

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

Every time we put petrol into
our cars at a fuel station, the government are fleecing us. And it’s not just the fuel duty and VAT at the petrol pump price.

£70 of petrol at 197.9p a litre buys just 35.37 litres - a partial fill for many cars. Of that £70, £18.73 is fuel duty and £11.67 is VAT. That is £30.40, or 43%, taken by the government before the engine starts.

That £70 itself was already taxed. To have £70 left after 20% income tax and 8% National Insurance, you first earned roughly £97.22. Another £27.22 was taken at source. On this single fill alone, nearly 60% of the money you worked for has already gone to the government.

It does not stop there.

Most drivers also pay Vehicle Excise Duty of around £200 a year simply for the right to use the road. On top of that, the average comprehensive car insurance premium is roughly £650, of which 12% Insurance Premium Tax - about £78 - goes straight to the government. Add those annual charges and the government extraction of our money continues to escalate with endless stealth taxes.

You earn the money. It is taxed. You spend what remains on fuel. It is taxed again. Then you pay again every year just to keep the car legal and insured…which is taxed.

For millions who need a vehicle to reach work, drive children to school or live ordinary lives, this is no longer the cost of petrol or the cost of motoring. It is a stacked system of extortionate tax charges that repeatedly takes from the same earnings. Motorists are not merely paying for fuel. They are being systematically fleeced at every stage by the government.

The cost of living crisis is also a cost of excessive government taxation crisis. So @andyburnham - if you really want to help cash strapped motorists during the cost of living crisis, drastically cut fuel duty and VAT on petrol and diesel rather than just giving advice to use google maps to find the cheapest local fuel station.

[Persian girl 🌞🦁 @iPrsian]

The human rights situation in Iran is at its most critical point. Human rights organizations, the United Nations, and democratic countries must take action. Condemnations are not enough for us. We need concrete action.
The Islamic Republic sentences its opponents to death on ridiculous pretexts. Thousands of people are facing execution. Prisons are filling up. Women face violent abuse, prisoners are raped in detention, and protesters are subjected to inhumane torture.
All it takes is to say, “I don’t want the Islamic Republic,” and you risk being killed or imprisoned.
A world that claims to stand for human rights must do something. If it refuses to act, then it should stop using human rights as a propaganda tool and stop calling itself a defender of human rights.

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

I am on my way to Madrid to receive an award, alongside women I deeply admire, Rosa María Payá and Yulia Navalnaya. Women who know what it costs to fight a dictatorship.

But I am not accepting this award for myself. I will be there to pick up against executions in Iran. I dedicate it to Najmeh Amini, a 23 year old accounting student in Iran.

Her crime? A social media post.

She has been sentenced to death for blasphemy. Insulting the prophet, they say. And 12 years in prison for speaking against the regime. She wrote that she is an innocent young girl who still has hopes, and that her mother spends every night in fear of losing her.

This is the true face of the Islamic Republic. A regime that hangs young women in the name of God, simply for criticizing Islam or daring to think freely. And it is getting worse. Executions in Iran are skyrocketing. In Afghanistan the Taliban do the same. This is what life under Islamic rule means for women.

So I will use this stage in Europe to say loud and clear: do not look away. Stop shaking hands and signing deals with the executioners. The real award Europe can give is to stand with the women of Iran and Afghanistan and refuse to legitimize these regimes.

That is why I am proud to announce that I will bring a delegation of women from Iran and Afghanistan to Spain. Their voices will be heard on European soil. The mullahs kill them at home. We will make Europe listen.
We need real action to save lives.
Say her name. Najmeh Amini. Her only crime is freedom.
#NajmehAmini
#StopExecutionsInIran