Énorme malaise sur BFMTV lorsque le porte-parole de Raphaël Glucksmann annonce que l'une des mesures phares du candidat consiste à verser… 10 EUROS PAR MOIS aux travailleurs rémunérés au SMIC.
RFK JR: “There's five hundred million Arabs in the world. And yet they don't produce science. They don't produce literature. All of that tradition has been destroyed by the Muslim Brotherhood. They have created stagnant societies.”
Hier, le monde du football a rappelé qu’il n’oubliait pas Christophe Gleizes, toujours emprisonné en Algérie.
La France ne peut se résigner à voir l’un de ses journalistes derrière les barreaux. La France doit exiger avec la plus grande fermeté sa libération immédiate. Il doit retrouver sa liberté et les siens.
@lunionpopulaire Lula est pro-Mercosur, c'est un social-démocrate, il s'oppose à Maduro, produit un record de 3,77 millions de barils de pétrole par jour, et son parti s'allie à la police militaire (l'une des plus létales au monde) en intégrant de hauts gradés de la ROTA. Et vous le défendez?
"Arabophobie" S. Royal se salit, une fois encore, par malhonnêteté.
C'est typiquement le jeu des islamistes arabisateurs de nier les identités plurielles du Maghreb.
Les mosquées françaises ne doivent pas être la tribune de Tebboune.Où sont passées vos valeurs républicaines?
Vous arrêtez @CNEWS d’inviter des voyous ? La tuerie de Trappes devrait vous faire réfléchir si c’est encore possible, tant l’arabophobie vous excite. Et « en même temps» @EmmanuelMacron demande du pétrole et du gaz à l’Algérie pour faire baisser les prix comme l’Espagne, l’Italie et l’Allemagne qui en plus signent des partenariats industriels. Racisme et stupidité : ça s’arrête quand ? #Algerie
@BFMTV Je n'aime pas du tout ce mot "racisé"…
La Constitution française repose sur l'idée que les citoyens sont des individus égaux, sans distinction d'origine, de race ou de religion.
C'est reprendre le vocabulaire wokiste tout droit sorti des États-Unis.
Heartbreaking scenes from yesterday’s funeral of the Christian martyrs of Jordan’s church attack, as the entire community came together to mourn their loss and bid a final farewell to their loved ones.
On Sunday, October 25, thousands gathered in Karak, Jordan, to accompany the martyrs to their final resting place. Families, friends, religious leaders, and fellow Jordanians united in grief, prayer, and solidarity as the coffins, draped in Jordanian flags, were carried through the crowds.
The nine Christians lost their lives following a terrorist attack on St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in Hamoud, Karak, on Friday, October 23. Three gunmen opened fire on mourners who had gathered for a funeral, killing nine people and injuring approximately 40 others.
Please keep our nine martyrs, their grieving families, and all those injured in your prayers. May their souls rest in eternal peace, and may God grant strength and comfort to the people of Jordan. 🇯🇴❤️✝️
📸 Photos: مطرانية الأردن للروم الأرثوذكس - Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Jordan
#EasternChristians #Jordan #ChristianMartyrs #Karak #PrayForJordan
🔴🇫🇷 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗘 — CHAQUE SEMAINE, la France PERD UN ÉDIFICE RELIGIEUX, dont les deux tiers des destructions sont dus à des incendies criminels. (L’Observatoire du patrimoine religieux)
Al-Jazeera says Christians of Jordan call their sons Muhammad because they are proud of their Arab identity. Christians even invite Muslim Brotherhood leadership to break their fast during Ramadan inside their churches, and Muslims built a mosque on a land owned by Christians.
Al-Jazeera calls it tolerance and coexistence but every element in the story points in the direction of Christians Islamizing (because they need to prove their Arab patriotism or else be suspect of treason and taking the side of the imperial Christian West or Israel). By doing so, Christian numbers have been dwindling, their communities vanishing and their towns turning Muslim (always remember that Bethlehem turned from predominantly Christian to Muslim only a few decades ago).
Perhaps story should have explained how Amman was, until 1920, a Christian majority town, and now the Christians who live in it are a tiny minority who have to stop eating in public during Ramadan.
https://t.co/WgJqSL1eEp
The Nine Christian Martyrs Who Lost Their Lives in the Jordan Church Attack
Nine Jordanian Christians were martyred in a deadly terrorist attack on St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church in the village of Hamoud, Karak Governorate, on Friday, October 23, 2026. Three armed men opened fire on mourners who had gathered for a funeral, turning a moment of prayer and farewell into a tragedy. The attack initially claimed the lives of seven martyrs, with two more victims later dying from their injuries, bringing the death toll to nine. Approximately 40 others were injured.
Dr. Fadi Al-Halsa
Dr. Fadi Al-Halsa was a young Jordanian dentist who had recently graduated from Alexandria University in Egypt in 2026. The only son of his parents, he was remembered by his professors and classmates for his kindness, good character, and dedication to his studies. After years of hard work, he had returned to Jordan to begin his dental career and build his future.
Dr. Khaled Al-Halsa
Known as the “Doctor of the Poor,” Dr. Khaled Al-Halsa was a beloved dentist in Karak, Jordan, remembered for his kindness and dedication to helping those in need. He frequently provided free dental treatment to the poor and would even cut his vacations short to return to his hometown and care for his patients. He was martyred during the terrorist attack after being shot in the head.
Mazen Rasmi Al-Qusus
Mazen Rasmi Al-Qusus was a Jordanian lawyer from Karak, remembered by those who knew him for his kindness, good character, and respectful treatment of others. His death brought grief to his family, friends, and the legal community in Jordan. He was among those wounded during the terrorist attack and later died from his injuries.
Dr. Assem Barqan
Dr. Assem Barqan was a father and Jordanian associate professor at Hashemite University who had pursued his studies in Poland. He was deeply devoted to his students and passionate about education. Out of his love for Jordan, he actively spoke in defense of his country and worked to contribute positively to its future. He cared deeply for his hometown of Karak, expressing his hope that it would overcome its hardships and remain strong through the efforts of its people.
Ehab Nayef Al-Halsa
Ehab Nayef Al-Halsa, affectionately known as “Abu William,” was a Jordanian from Karak, remembered by his friends and neighbors for his kindness, compassion, and good character. He was known for caring deeply about others and often spoke about the suffering of people around him. One acquaintance recalled that although he had known Ehab for only nine months, his kindness had left an unforgettable impression.
Maher Al-Zureiqat
Maher Al-Zureiqat was a Jordanian pharmacist who served as the pharmacist in charge at the Italian Hospital in Karak. He was remembered for his kindness, dedication to his profession, and the strong relationships he built with his colleagues and community. Throughout his career, he devoted himself to his work while striving to provide a dignified life for his family.
Dr. Mohammed Al-Qusus
Dr. Mohammed Al-Qusus was a Jordanian Christian dentist and one of the country’s longest-practicing dental professionals. Known for his kindness and generosity, he dedicated much of his life to helping those in need, often providing free dental treatment to patients who could not afford it. He served communities in Zarqa, Karak, and Amman. He was seriously wounded during the terrorist attack and later died from his injuries, becoming the ninth Christian martyr.
Alaa Al-Masarweh
Alaa Khalil Al-Masarweh was a Jordanian from Karak whose life was tragically cut short during the terrorist attack. His death brought deep sorrow to his family, friends, and loved ones, who mourned his loss alongside the wider Jordanian community.
Marwan Al-Khitan
Marwan Al-Khitan was a Jordanian Christian from Karak who was actively involved in politics and the public life of his country.
Débat avec le représentant des jeunes communistes.
Question 1: je lui demande, quelle est votre compétence sur les lycées ?
« Je n’ai pas de compétence spécifique » 😂
BREAKING:
7 Christians killed in a church in Jordan after 2 gunmen attack a funeral.
Security forces are chasing the attackers behind what seems to be an Islamist terror attack.
Quand David Guiraud (LFI) - insoumis le plus intimement lié aux islamistes - se voit rappeler son refus obstiné de baptiser un collège "Samuel Paty" à Roubaix...il coupe la parole, empêche de parler, etc.
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