SWEDISH POLITICIAN SAYS KEY TO GETTING ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK IS BY BEING LESS ‘SPURSY’ Lucas Bergvall, look away. Swedish member of parliament Mikael Damberg compared his nation’s “misdirected economic policy” to Tottenham; flush with resources, but unaware of how to use them.

Say nothing, just laugh and repost 😂😂😂

So #deepseek is deeply #censored and changes its responses if it doesn't like the questions asked.... And then denies doing it?! And this is the new #ai ? We should be very concerned...

This is Israeli kid Ido Avigal. He was 5 years old when he was killed in 2021, in his house in Sderot, during a major Hamas rockets barrage. Hamas killed Ido. But today, the Palestinian Delegation presented an exhibition @UNGeneva, which included Ido as a Palestinian child supposedly killed by Israel in Gaza. This is despicable. We call on @UN_Valovaya to immediately remove this exhibition, which spreads misinformation and is part of a propaganda campaign. @UN @antonioguterres

🔴🧵What has been found at the Shifa hospital so far? As the goal posts for what constitutes proof continue to be moved even as more Hamas infrastructure is uncovered and cleared for safety, it’s worth reviewing what has been found so far 👇

Letter from a tank commander in Gaza to the Israeli people. I cannot confirm its authenticity, but it appears to be real: Hamas is stronger than the left. It is also stronger than the right, and also Bibi & Ben Gvir. Our enemy is stronger than Israeli high-tech and the settlement enterprise. Tel Aviv's beautiful soul has no chance against them, nor does the periphery. But Hamas has no chance against Israel. When we are united and mobilized, they retreat into their tunnels and pray for a ceasefire. This war has stuck me in a tank, sharing it with two comrades, between two "Shiny Sheens" one who served a year and one who served four, a Smotrich voter, and a Ben Gvir voter, and I seemingly have nothing in common with them. But the army's melting pot poured us back into one unit, a tank crew. At some point, we adopted and started talking about everything. About the Haredim, about the Supreme Court, public transportation, core studies, even sexuality, everything. And what did we discover? That we agree on about 90% of the issues. Let's assume they are really nice and were being agreeable, so about 80%. Until about a month and a half ago, they were the enemy. We met on both sides of the fence, but Hamas reminded us that we are essentially on the same side. Our politicians draw their strength from the division between us. They take the 10% - 20% disagreement between us and turn it into the main thing, because that's what gives them a mandate to "represent" us, to fight in our name. They do it at the expense of our security, our welfare, our taxes, and our freedom (also our freedom to pray, by the way). I see many people looking for ways to contribute to the war effort, Sending underwear, socks, cigarettes, and combat gear. Moroccan mothers who sent us fish and couscous for Shabbat, and kibbutz retirees who drove these pots to across the country. Techies who came to install 360-degree cameras on the tank, something the army is not quick and flexible enough to do on its own. And hilltop youth that the army refused to draft at all, came on Saturday, cut, sowed, and stitched so that we wouldn't enter Gaza without protective covers shielding us from drones. As far as I'm concerned, the most important contribution is for you to unite as a people, work to come closer. Focus on the similarities and set aside a bit of difference. Invent frameworks that will connect us even outside the army. I know it's complicated with issues of kosher and modesty and separation and no-separation, but I trust you. This is the most important thing, that we be together. Because we, the soldiers, from all our tribes, enter enemy territory and endanger our lives not for any government or politician, but for the people of Israel. Please, make sure we have a country to return to.

The Israeli U-21 team played on Friday against Poland. UEFA did not authorize holding a minute of silence for the victims and abductees by Hamas on 7/10. Yet both teams showed that they have greater dignity: they did not play the first minute of the game

In the name of Humanity I call for the immediate removal of @antonioguterres and defunding of the @UN for failure to do its job. 1. The Red Cross has not visited hostages. 2. UNRWA was used to educate Gazans for terrorism and to launch missiles 3. Hospitals in Gaza are used as Weapons storehouses in contravention of the Geneva Convention and laws of war.

BREAKING: Hamas releases video showing that 19-year-old Noa Marciano is dead. She can be seen pleading for a ceasefire in an earlier video followed by pictures of her dead body. Hamas claims she was killed in an airstrike, but Israelis say it looks like she has been tortured

75 year-old Palestinian fleeing his home, tells Al Jazeera: "Arab traitors are conspiring against us. Arabs, and only Arabs are betraying us. The Jews are kind with us." x.com/RwafWd/status/17221940…

Shocking: Police arrest OLD MAN attending the Remembrance Day event in London today. It comes as Metropolitan police have arrested dozens of British men today while allowing Hamas supporters and those that call for genocide to walk freely.

Entrance to terror tunnels, under children's beds....in houses with swimming pools. Not bad for an "open air prison"

This week I was in deep in the northern Gaza Strip, embedded with the Combat Engineering Corps' 614th Battalion. On the outskirts of Gaza City, troops found and destroyed a Hamas tunnel. The entrance was hidden underneath a child's bed in a large beachfront home. Enjoy the read. timesofisrael.com/inside-a-g…

The sick rationale of kidnapping children is sound. But the strategic reasoning behind the murder and rape of children has eluded me until now. At first glance it seems so counterintuitive, but it actually makes sense. It’s not because they wanted Israel to overreact in its response. It’s not because they think Israeli children will grow up to be soldiers. It’s not even because Hamas is genocidal in nature. It’s because Hamas leaders correctly assessed that they could get away with the most depraved acts imaginable and still generate sympathy for the their cause. And in demonstrating that to Israelis and Jews around the world, Hamas could achieve a consummate form of terror unmatched in modern history. Not merely the fear that you and your children will be killed for who or where you are. But the terrifying realization that when they do kill, apologists and ideologues, young and old, from the right and the left, and from the across the globe, will justify and celebrate it. This is a level of terror unmatched by even Al-Qaeda or ISIS. If we needed proof that the ultimate goal of Hamas is terror and not freedom, this is it. And sadly, there is a sound, strategic logic to it. Israel will destroy Hamas and win this war. Gaza will be ruined and the Palestinians more miserable. But Hamas will still have achieved their true goal of instilling a fear in us that accompanies no other people on Earth. A fear that can only be squashed by the existence of a powerful, democratic Jewish State.

A clear articulation of the Israeli perspective. What does he get wrong?

RT @KemiBadenoch: Yesterday I met 3 Israeli mothers: Renana, Hadas and Batsheva. Their children were stolen from them by Hamas on Oct 7 and…

Hassan Eslaiah, an AP/CNN photographer, with Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.

Hamas rockets have now hit Israel’s Barzilai hospital in Ashkelon 3 times in the last month. Where was the outrage? Where were the protest marches?

People have been spamming my comments with images of injured/dead Gazan children since I came out in support of Israel Yes I know these images are devastating and the children being harmed in this war are innocent I'm also not easily emotionally manipulated I wouldn’t have rooted for the Nazis or called for a ceasefire if I had seen images of dead German children A rational person realizes that yes the deaths are tragic and also that they are the fault of the government that began the conflict and put their citizens in danger (the Nazis in WW2 and Hamas now) Hamas shouldn’t have attacked Israel on October 7 and ended the ceasefire that was in place They shouldn't have built their military bases, tunnels, and weapons storage under schools, hospitals, and homes And they shouldn't have told/forced their citizens to stay in conflict zones after Israel gave them a warning to leave Anyone who actually cares about Gazan children is angry at Hamas and hopes that they will either surrender and end the fighting or that Israel will remove them from power quickly