Hamas attacks Israel
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Killa Goyim, get house arrest in someone else's house.
WEST BANK: Israeli settlers shot and killed Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen and wounded another in the village of Umm al-Kheir in the South Hebron Hills on Monday evening. An eyewitness said that settlers entered private Palestinian lands riding an excavator, causing a commotion and striking a resident with the vehicle.
WEST BANK: Israeli settlers shot and killed Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen and wounded another in the village of Umm al-Kheir in the South Hebron Hills on Monday evening. An eyewitness said that settlers entered private Palestinian lands riding an excavator, causing a commotion and striking a resident with the vehicle.
- Yinon Levi, a settler who was documented firing his handgun at the scene, was arrested and is being investigated for reckless manslaughter and the use of a firearm. On Tuesday, an Israeli court released Levi to house arrest. Last year, Levi was placed on the sanctions list of several countries, including the U.S., due to his involvement in violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. U.S. sanctions were lifted by the Trump administration in January.
Greater Israel and the 4th Reich takes a great leap forward on ethnic cleasing/genocide in Gaza.
HOSTAGES/CEASE-FIRE: PM Netanyahu is expected to propose to Israel's security cabinet a plan to annex parts of Gaza, in an attempt to keep far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich in his government, sources told Haaretz. According to the plan, Israel will declare that it is giving Hamas a few days to agree to a cease-fire before partial annexation begins.
Netanyahu is the ultimate holocaustage.
HOSTAGES/CEASE-FIRE: PM Netanyahu is expected to propose to Israel's security cabinet a plan to annex parts of Gaza, in an attempt to keep far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich in his government, sources told Haaretz. According to the plan, Israel will declare that it is giving Hamas a few days to agree to a cease-fire before partial annexation begins.
- The sources said that first, Israel intends to annex the buffer zone inside Gaza next to the border with Israel, followed by areas in northern Gaza adjacent to the Israeli cities of Sderot and Ashkelon. The process will continue gradually until the entire Strip is annexed. According to details presented by Netanyahu in talks with ministers, the plan has received approval from the Trump administration.
Netanyahu is the ultimate holocaustage.
Good thing? Oh that's right, you're a fucking anti-human piece of trash.
I'm sure you'll crack a beer and celebrate the image of the 2 year old at the first of the video, right? Good on the little sand monkey for starving, right? Kill him while he's young, right?
I'm sure you'd be with the three girls, getting their picture taken, because of COURSE not! Who could pass up an opportunity to sip refreshing drinks while watching a FUCKING WAR ZONE that has people starving to death, people without much water, no health care...
Godsdamnit you're fucking disgusting to think ANY of this is okay.
Groups alarmed at house arrest for man who vowed to kill Jews
Waisuddin Akbari told car dealership manager he'd see him "on the news" for bombing synagogues, killing Jews
Author of the article:Bryan Passifiume
Published Jul 29, 2025 • 3 minute read
OTTAWA — The decision to sentence a convicted Toronto man to house arrest for a disturbing antisemitic tirade has Canadian Jewish groups seeking answers.
On Tuesday, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) are called for big changes to Canada’s hate crime laws after 41-year-old Waisuddin Akbari — charged after promising staff at a BMW dealership that he intended to kill Jews and blow up synagogues — was handed 60 days of house arrest instead of a prison term.
“It’s because of Akbari and those like him that Jewish Canadians don’t feel safe, and indeed are not safe, even in the very spaces meant to offer solace and peace,” said FSWC’s Jaime Kirzner-Roberts.
“While we appreciate the court’s acknowledgment of the virulently antisemitic nature of this crime, this minimal sentence fails to reflect the severity of the threat made against the Jewish community.”
Court transcripts reveal Akbari’s chilling words.
According to the Nov. 2024 decision by Justice Edward Prutschi, of the Ontario Court of Justice, the problems began when Akbari visited the dealership for an oil change.
In a conversation with a sales manager identified in transcripts as “Mr. Ahmad,” Akbari — who, according to court records, was born in Afghanistan but spent his childhood in Pakistan — expressed concerns about financing a new vehicle because he believed his interest payments would be funnelled to the Israeli government and fund a so-called “genocide” in Gaza.
Akbari, according to the records, believes the Israeli government controls the world and aims to “exterminate anyone who was not Jewish,” telling Ahmad that Israel intended to enslave the world.
“He went on to equate Israelis and Jewish people to roaches or insects who should be exterminated and to a cancer that needed to be eliminated,” the decision read.
According to court records, Ahmad “became uncomfortable with the direction the conversation was headed as Mr. Akbari went on to make extremist and antisemitic remarks against the Israeli government and the Jewish people.”
As the two were parting company, Akbari told Ahmad to remember his face, and that the next time he’d see it would be on the news.
“I know when I’m going to die because I’m going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto and blow them up to kill as many Jews as possible,” Akbari told Ahmad.
“I’ll make sure those attacks are filmed and posted online so the world can see what I’ve done.”
Ahmad, who said in court he believed Akbari was 100% serious, reported the exchange to the police the next day, which led to Akbari’s arrest.
“The mens rea (guilty mind) of the offence is made out if the accused intended the words he uttered either to intimidate or to be taken seriously,” Prutschi continued in his decision.
“It is not necessary to prove that he intended to actually follow through or carry out on the stated threat.”
Canada has seen an explosion of antisemitism since the Oct. 7 2023 terror attacks, which saw scores of Palestinian terrorists conduct a campaign of kidnappings, murder and sexual assault against Israeli men, women and children.
In Toronto, far-left anti-Israel activists have vandalized Jewish businesses, homes and places of worship, opened fire at Jewish schools, and conduct regular intimidation marches on city streets — even through Jewish neighbourhoods.
bpassifiume@postmedia.com
X: @bryanpassifiume
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Waisuddin Akbari told car dealership manager he'd see him "on the news" for bombing synagogues, killing Jews
Author of the article:Bryan Passifiume
Published Jul 29, 2025 • 3 minute read
OTTAWA — The decision to sentence a convicted Toronto man to house arrest for a disturbing antisemitic tirade has Canadian Jewish groups seeking answers.
On Tuesday, Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center (FSWC) are called for big changes to Canada’s hate crime laws after 41-year-old Waisuddin Akbari — charged after promising staff at a BMW dealership that he intended to kill Jews and blow up synagogues — was handed 60 days of house arrest instead of a prison term.
“It’s because of Akbari and those like him that Jewish Canadians don’t feel safe, and indeed are not safe, even in the very spaces meant to offer solace and peace,” said FSWC’s Jaime Kirzner-Roberts.
“While we appreciate the court’s acknowledgment of the virulently antisemitic nature of this crime, this minimal sentence fails to reflect the severity of the threat made against the Jewish community.”
Court transcripts reveal Akbari’s chilling words.
According to the Nov. 2024 decision by Justice Edward Prutschi, of the Ontario Court of Justice, the problems began when Akbari visited the dealership for an oil change.
In a conversation with a sales manager identified in transcripts as “Mr. Ahmad,” Akbari — who, according to court records, was born in Afghanistan but spent his childhood in Pakistan — expressed concerns about financing a new vehicle because he believed his interest payments would be funnelled to the Israeli government and fund a so-called “genocide” in Gaza.
Akbari, according to the records, believes the Israeli government controls the world and aims to “exterminate anyone who was not Jewish,” telling Ahmad that Israel intended to enslave the world.
“He went on to equate Israelis and Jewish people to roaches or insects who should be exterminated and to a cancer that needed to be eliminated,” the decision read.
According to court records, Ahmad “became uncomfortable with the direction the conversation was headed as Mr. Akbari went on to make extremist and antisemitic remarks against the Israeli government and the Jewish people.”
As the two were parting company, Akbari told Ahmad to remember his face, and that the next time he’d see it would be on the news.
“I know when I’m going to die because I’m going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto and blow them up to kill as many Jews as possible,” Akbari told Ahmad.
“I’ll make sure those attacks are filmed and posted online so the world can see what I’ve done.”
Ahmad, who said in court he believed Akbari was 100% serious, reported the exchange to the police the next day, which led to Akbari’s arrest.
“The mens rea (guilty mind) of the offence is made out if the accused intended the words he uttered either to intimidate or to be taken seriously,” Prutschi continued in his decision.
“It is not necessary to prove that he intended to actually follow through or carry out on the stated threat.”
Canada has seen an explosion of antisemitism since the Oct. 7 2023 terror attacks, which saw scores of Palestinian terrorists conduct a campaign of kidnappings, murder and sexual assault against Israeli men, women and children.
In Toronto, far-left anti-Israel activists have vandalized Jewish businesses, homes and places of worship, opened fire at Jewish schools, and conduct regular intimidation marches on city streets — even through Jewish neighbourhoods.
bpassifiume@postmedia.com
X: @bryanpassifiume
Groups alarmed at house arrest for man who vowed to kill Jews
Waisuddin Akbari told car dealership manager he'd see him "on the news" for bombing synagogues, killing Jews
In an article posted in this thread yesterday an illegal settler in West Bank got house arrest for murdering a Palestinian.
Who’s house?
It's a settler so someone else's house but house arrest none the less.
If that “settler” built that house themselves on land they purchased, is it still someone else’s house?
If your aunt had balls, would she be your uncle?
Oh, ok, so no Israeli ever purchased land there so there’s absolutely no way that my question is applicable?
Israeli settlers, authorized by the Israeli government, are establishing communities on land in the West Bank, including areas considered occupied Palestinian territory. These settlements, and unauthorized outposts, are built on land that is largely controlled by Israel, with some areas inaccessible to Palestinians.
Settlement Expansion:
Successive Israeli governments have invested in expanding settlements and outposts, including those in East Jerusalem, which is also considered occupied territory.
Land Acquisition:
Israel has declared a significant portion of the West Bank as "state land" and has also taken over land through military orders and other means.
Palestinian Access:
Settlements often dominate areas of the West Bank, limiting or preventing Palestinian access to their land.
Government Involvement:
While some outposts are established without authorization, the Israeli government supports and assists in the expansion of settlements and land acquisition, including through legal means and sometimes through actions of settlers, which are considered a form of government policy.
International Law:
International law does not recognize the legitimacy of Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.
Settler Violence:
Settler violence against Palestinians is sometimes used as a tool to take over more land, and is considered a form of government policy.