ANOTHER PUBLISHING SCANDAL:
Should Penguin Random House publish an author who thinks certain children “don't have souls?”
That's the question CAMERA is asking about Penguin Random House’s soon to be newest published author, Jenan Matari.
Matari has a long track record of genocidal rhetoric, including the glorification of mass murdering terrorist Yahya Sinwar.
So the question remains, does that sound like a quality children's author for Penguin Random House to publish?
This is your reminder that Abdul El-Sayed is a national security threat, an enemy to this nation & is heavily backed by the Muslim Brotherhood. He has no business being elected to any office.
She is absolutely incredible.
A must watch.
Ariel Or: "I don’t care about the Oscars.
I care about honest representation of who we are. I care that the world will learn about Sephardic Jews, about Israeli women in combat”
Simon & Schuster was my publisher for my last two books, God's Bankers and PHARMA. I've had a good experience there. That is why it is so distressing that S&S just signed Palestinian novelist Susan Abulhawa, an author who has called Israelis "Jewish Supremacist Vampires," described October 7 as "a spectacular moment," and recently declared the Holocaust has "lost its meaning."
I understand publishers claim to prize diversity of thought. But I doubt that same principle extends to books that do not tick the progressive virtue box.
I know this firsthand: my S&S editor had no interest in two projects I pitched — one on the financial pipeline behind the multi-billion-dollar pediatric gender industry, another on how stolen Nazi plunder helped seed armed Palestinian resistance in the late 1960s and '70s.
No one told me I was on the "wrong side." No one had to. Anyone with common sense can read the tea leaves.
Authors always want to be published. But sometimes you have to stand for your own integrity. This is too far for me.
BREAKING: In a surprise to no one, a federal probe has just proved that Hamas has been and still is actively diverting aid to help its war efforts.
This proves there was never any attempt to starve Gaza other than by Hamas.
OPINION - Shannon Seban, Executive Director of European Affairs for Combat AntiSemitism Movement, explains that Western democracies can no longer afford to underestimate the Muslim Brotherhood and must designate it as a terrorist organization.
https://t.co/iSO5nClYMN
The Israel Delirium: Ireland’s new €53m government jet was bought without its Israeli-made landing system required for fog so it is unable to fly in fog– The Irish News https://t.co/f8p2MhYqmL
While the world focused on conflict, Israeli, Palestinian, and Dutch scientists spent five years working side by side on something that could feed the entire region. The project was led by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, in partnership with the Al-Quds Public Health Society, a Palestinian public health organization, and Wageningen University in the Netherlands.
Together, they produced a new climate-resilient wheat variety capable of maintaining yields despite rising temperatures and declining rainfall across the Middle East. The team named their new wheat line "Ufuq" - the Arabic word for "horizon." The variety still requires further testing before it can reach farmers, but researchers say the need is urgent: climate models project hotter, drier growing seasons across the Mediterranean basin for decades to come.
This is already the fourth Israeli-Palestinian research collaboration of its kind since 2012 - and it won't be the last. "Food security is a challenge that transcends borders," said lead researcher Prof. Zvi Peleg.
Major publishing house @simonschuster just gave a book deal to Susan Abulhawa, the writer who suggested Jews brought the Holocaust on themselves, called Israelis “demonic parasites," praised Oct. 7 as “spectacular,” and celebrated a terrorist who murdered 17 American Christians
NEW via the Washington Free Beacon:
Abdul El-Sayed's father-in-law, Tayeb Jukaku, sits on the founding committee of ISNA, which a federal judge ruled had "ample evidence" tying it to Hamas.
Among other things, ISNA used a joint bank account with the Holy Land Foundation to funnel money to the Palestinian terror group, with checks often made payable to "the Palestinian Mujahadeen" — the original name for Hamas's Qassam Brigades.
Jukaku has now put $200,000 into a super PAC backing El-Sayed's Senate bid.
DSA and the far left gave Kamala Harris pure hell for paying Al Sharpton.
Now @AbdulElSayed is doing worse than that.
He’s paying Sheffield $75,000 to influence Black Michiganders to vote for him without disclosing it.
Then he bragged on the fake endorsement as if it was real.
Sheffield has been fired before for doing the exact same thing for another far left candidate.
Rashida Tlaib knew this the whole time and yet she wrote a post accusing Haley Stevens of paying for influencers, knowing it was Abdul El-Sayed the whole time.
Michigan rise up and stop this liar from taking office. He was too lazy to do the work himself.
Be #uncommitted to El-Sayed!!!
The IDF struck Gaza with several drone strikes over the past 48 hours, and Hamas have lost their minds, claiming 19 people have been killed and demanding that the Arab mediators immediately condemn Israel and force Israel to stop the attacks. The media seems to be following the same narrative.
But then you see who was killed and the story changes completely… Senior Hamas commanders and terrorists who took part in October 7.
We promised we would find everyone who participated, and we keep our promises. Hamas and the rest of the world can kick rocks if they don’t like it.
BREAKING: The Free Press has uncovered that a former Zohran Mamdani campaign videographer called America the “Fourth Reich,” dismissed the Uyghur genocide as “CIA propaganda,” and said Elon Musk is a “valid military target.”
Zohran’s people.
We’re more than halfway done with my Shady Qatari FARA series!
As far as I’m aware, this is the first-ever attempt to systematically map Qatar’s registered foreign agents — so we can better understand how they operate and what shady practices they engage in