🚨BREAKING: Another Jewish restaurant in Montreal has been targeted.
2 days after Pizza Pita was vandalized, Schnitzels, another jewish owned restaurant in Montreal was left with shattered doors and glass scattered throughout the entrance following an attack.
While the circumstances and motive remain unclear, this incident demands serious attention. We hope Montreal police are investigating thoroughly and treating this incident with the urgency it deserves.
This is now another attack on a Jewish workplace in Montreal. Jewish institutions, businesses and community spaces should never have to fear for their safety.
Montreal must do better. The city has a responsibility to ensure that Jewish residents, businesses and institutions are protected, and that incidents like these are taken seriously.
Enough is enough. Jewish Montreal deserves to feel safe
.@MarkJCarney If only 39 countries at the United Nations today opposed the election of the Iranian regime to a key committee that addresses women’s rights and counterterrorism, then how did your government live up to this promise? Why did you join in nominating Iran on April 8?
How much carbon is going to be burned by all of you climate zealots flying to Turkiye? Have you ever heard of Zoom?
Maybe you're taking electric planes?
Chodesh Kislev Tov. Soon it's Chanukah & 8 days of thanks.May our lighting of the Chanukah menorah pierce the darkness & inspire us to do & be better.May our good actions transform us all into the noble & perfected individuals we aspire to be. https://t.co/CkjOS1CFBW
We’re the Roths, the parents of Malki, a US citizen murdered at 15 in a massacre at a Jerusalem pizzeria. This X account has been our joint voice to the world for years as we keep pursuing maddeningly elusive US justice.
The woman who brought the weapon of destruction (a human being with an explosives-laden guitar case slung across his shoulder) to the @Sbarro after she targeted it for the large number of Jewish children likely to be inside at 2 in the afternoon on a summer vacation day, has spent years cashing in on the celebrity this granted her.
The human bomb died, of course. But this was mass murder and has nothing to do with suicide. He died happy because of the lives he destroyed.
The atrocity’s mastermind #AhlamTamimi (she boastfully calls it “my operation”) lives free today in Jordan. This despite the @StateDept $5M reward on her head and being the only woman designated as an @FBIMostWanted Terrorist. Jordan helpfully keeps US prosecutors at bay even though its 1995 treaty with the US requires that it hand her over on demand. Instead Jordan since 2017 violates the treaty which it honored for decades until the Tamimi case. It’s shocking that Jordan gets away with this and yet has never once, since 2013 when the US filed federal terror charges against Tamimi, been publicly called to account for it.
No official of the US gov’t has told us, Malki’s parents, what’s really going on in the Tamimi case. But it isn’t that hard to figure out.
By suing the killer personally, which we have just done, and availing ourselves of what lawyers call a civil remedy via the US courts, we hope to achieve some measure of justice, something no arm of the US has done until now in this agonizingly painful, failed prosecution.
If you want to help, please go to https://t.co/s73d2XsIDr today and sign the petition there. US citizenship is not a requirement. We hope you do decide to give us your support because doing nothing, as those many officials do, means you stand with the monster in these ⬇ posters.
Hamas announces 3 days of Global rage. This is what they mean by "globalize the intifada"
Palestinianism has developed into a global anti-Western hate movement
Diana Bletter, Times of Israel
An international team led by researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has developed an experimental blood test that detects early-stage breast cancer with 95 percent accuracy for localized tumors under two centimeters (about 0.8 inches).
The test also outperforms conventional tissue biopsies in assessing the risk of recurrence after treatment.
The peer-reviewed study, published on Wednesday in the prestigious journal Nature, grew out of a collaboration between Dr. Efrat Shema’s lab at Weizmann, Hebrew University’s Prof. Guy Ron, and physicians at Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot. Researchers in France, Germany, Italy, and the United States also participated in the research.
The scientists mapped breast tumors’ epigenetics, the unique molecular switches that control gene behavior, and discovered a particularly aggressive group of cells hiding among less harmful cancer cells.
“Breast cancer screening saves lives,” Shema said in a statement. “Regular mammograms reduce the risk of dying from the disease by 22 percent, but the denser the breast tissue, the easier it is for a tumor to ‘hide’ in the image.”
The scientists mapped breast tumors’ epigenetics, the unique molecular switches that control gene behavior, and discovered a particularly aggressive group of cells hiding among less harmful cancer cells.
“Breast cancer screening saves lives,” Shema said in a statement. “Regular mammograms reduce the risk of dying from the disease by 22 percent, but the denser the breast tissue, the easier it is for a tumor to ‘hide’ in the image.”
In honour of those who gave their lives for our future, we remember and reflect with gratitude. Lest we forget.
En hommage à ceux et celles qui ont donné leur vie pour notre avenir, nous nous souvenons d’eux avec gratitude et respect. N’oublions jamais.