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6 Nov 2023
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Michigan: City Council Candidate Asks If Holocaust Was ‘Advance Punishment’ for Israel’s ‘Savagery’
Could the Holocaust happen again? Recent endorsements of Hamas raise concerns. A Muslim candidate for city council in Michigan questions Jewish suffering and suggests reincarnation. Media outlets uncritically report exaggerated casualty figures from Hamas. Ominous implications of the candidate's beliefs are disturbing, as it suggests justification for another Holocaust. Some Muslims may be influenced to carry out this belief, as the Qur'an calls for punishment of unbelievers. Detroit News article highlights the dangers of such extreme views existing within our diverse society.
#war
Townhall: I Choose Trump over Zelensky
Former President Donald Trump declared that he could have settled the Ukraine-Russia war in one day if he was still president. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded by defending Trump and questioning the management of the war. Trump believes that if he had remained president, the war may not have started in the first place and that his strong stance would have deterred attacks from Iran's proxy army, Hamas. The war has resulted in significant casualties and destruction in Ukraine, leading to questions about the true motives behind it and the involvement of defense contractors. Trump has consistently opposed the war and warned about the potential for World War III. The media and government have failed to ask critical questions about the war, potentially due to self-interest, while Ukrainians continue to suffer.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: "I Saw that Allah Had Sent Me the Jewish Woman and I Understood that I Had to Kill Her"
Evidence of Hamas' brutality is continuously emerging, as shown by a video of IDF soldiers discovering the bodies of young Israelis killed in a Hamas massacre. However, the motivations behind these acts of violence remain unclear to many people in the West. A case from 2019, in which a Palestinian Muslim named Arafat Irafaiya raped and murdered a nineteen-year-old Israeli girl, sheds light on the jihadist mindset. Irafaiya believed that committing such horrific acts against Jews was a fulfilling act of jihad and pleased Allah, bringing him deep satisfaction and joy. (, , )
Front Page Magazine: Islamic Nazis
The Radical Mind, a new book by David Horowitz, highlights the similarities between Hitler's Nazis and Palestinian supporters of Fatah and Hamas. Both embrace totalitarian oppressors, demonstrate a demonic hatred for Jews, and deploy "Big Lies" to justify their cause. The difference lies in Hitler's hidden "Final Solution" compared to the clear and openly stated intentions of Palestinian leaders, rooted in religious beliefs. Campus groups like the Muslim Students Association and Students for Justice in Palestine perpetuate this hatred and spread Hamas propaganda, including false claims of Israeli occupation and apartheid. The enemy must be recognized for who they truly are, and it is essential for Muslim leaders to condemn these actions.
#economy
The Telegraph: Ryanair's profits top €2bn after surge in fares - latest updates
Ryanair, Europe's largest discount airline, plans to pay its first ever dividend of €400m (£347m) to shareholders after recording profits of nearly $2.2bn (£1.9bn). The company saw an increase in passenger fares by 24%, benefiting from a record summer of passenger traffic. However, Ryanair faces challenges with higher fuel costs and delays in delivery of Boeing aircraft.
#technology
Fox News: Multi-nation agreement seeks cooperation on development of 'frontier' AI tech
28 countries, including the U.S., China, and EU members, signed the Bletchley Declaration on AI safety to address risks and develop risk-based policies. The U.S. and UK announced institutes to collaborate on safe development. The British institute will test potential risks and work with AI companies to prevent harm.