Two teenage sisters, Amina and Shamila, in western Uganda narrowly escaped their burning home after their father, Muhamud, doused the building with fuel and set it ablaze while they slept, less than two weeks after they converted from Islam to Christianity.
Muhamud had previously told his daughters he would act “to fulfill Islamic law since they had rejected Islam” by becoming Christians. The girls said they awoke surrounded by flames and realized their lives were in immediate danger.
With the normal exit inaccessible, the sisters said they removed bricks from a wall, created a hole, and escaped through it. The fire destroyed almost everything they owned, including their mattresses, clothes, and other belongings. Christian neighbors subsequently came to their aid and alerted local leaders.
“The fire consumed our shelter but did not consume our faith and hope in Jesus Christ,” Amina said afterward.
When Jews were being slaughtered in Europe and Russia, they didn’t invade anyone, they went home, they bought land, legally.
The region had no sovereign state at the time, only centuries of occupation under foreign empires.
They drained swamps, built cities, created infrastructure, and that success attracted migrants, from Egypt, from the Levant, from the Arabian Peninsula, who came seeking opportunity in the land they were reviving.
When the Ottoman occupation ended, everyone in the region got a state.
The Maronites in the north got Lebanon.
The Hashemites got Jordan. Iraq was born. Syria too.
So Jews asked for one state, just one, but they were told no.
They still agreed to share the land, even though they were offered the worst half, mostly desert.
Their neighbors still said no.
Then came 1948.
Five Arab armies invaded to wipe them out. They fought, survived and won.
Then they offered peace again, but the Arabs answered with the Three No’s of Khartoum: No peace. No recognition. No negotiations.
Arabs tried again in 1967 to destroy them. Jews survived again. They captured more land, not out of ambition, but necessity.
But when peace was possible, they gave land back.
They returned Sinai to Egypt.
They withdrew from Southern Lebanon. They offered to withdraw from Gaza and the West Bank.
They offered the Palestinians everything they asked for in 2000.
Yet, Palestinians walked away.
In 2005, they unilaterally withdrew from Gaza. In return they got rockets, terror tunnels, kidnapped civilians.
Then came October 7, the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. Civilians slaughtered, babies burned, women raped.
So I ask: What do you want them to do?
Because “Never Again” means never again.
You don’t get to massacre their people and then cry about the consequences.
You don’t get to raise your children to hate them and then blame them when war comes.
They will not apologize for surviving, they will not apologize for fighting back.
Never Again means Never Again.
It’s midnight in Israel. As we mark the 3-year anniversary of October 7th, the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, I’ll focus for the next 24 hours on honoring the memory of the victims, the heroes, and the stories.
We must never forget October 7th, 2023. Never Again.
UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed:
“There will come a day, where we’ll see far more extremists and radical terrorists coming out of Europe than the Middle East because of decision making based on pure ignorance and political correctness.”
BREAKING:
Indian pilot and hero, Captain Smit Machchhar, just told Netanyahu exactly how the Omani Islamist terrorist tried to crash a passenger jet bound for Tel Aviv.
He says that the co-pilot wanted to pray and that he looked forward out of respect and in order not to disturb him.
After about four or five minutes he felt a heavy blow to the back of the head, then more blows, and only then realized it was the other person in the cockpit who was attacking him.
He said his vision blurred, he opened the cockpit door once, the co-pilot shut it and he fell, then he felt the aircraft plunge and used a last effort to open the door again so people waiting outside could enter and overpower the co-pilot.
It’s clear from his statements that it was an Islamist terror attack and that the attacker’s goal was to crash the plane.
Western mainstream media outlets, such as the CNN, BBC and Reuters downplayed the attempted mass-murder by calling it “a scuffle” or “a spat” between pilots.
In Israel, the UAE and India, the press quickly realized that Islamism was behind yet another mass-murder attempt.
The Western media elite, and large parts of its political elite, refuse to face reality.
Admitting that Islamism is a deadly threat would undermine their attempts to continue mass-immigration to Europe from North Africa and the Middle East.
First visuals of Captain Smit Machchhar, heavily injured and covered in blood, yet a true hero who saved countless lives.
May God protect him, heal him and give him strength to recover. 🙏
#flydubai
Kenyan cabin crew attended to the stabbed pilot of the Flydubai plane to Tel Aviv, Israel.
They can be heard speaking in Swahili. What a day at work for them!
The Israelis who were on the plane and overpowered an armed terrorist hijacker at an altitude of thousands of meters, while the plane was in an insane dive, and saved over 180 people, are nothing less than absolute heroes.
The entire nation of Israel is proud of you.