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A year and a half after the Hamas-massacre, current media-coverage is overflowing with murmur and propaganda about Israel. History teaches us that propaganda and lies against Jews are a precursor to worse things. We Germans should have learned... but we haven't.
The declaration comes amid recent armed clashes between Yasser Abu Shabab's militia and Hamas terrorists , reportedly over the control of vital humanitarian aid distribution centers. Israeli officials have recently confirmed they are supplying weapons to some Palestinian groups, including Abu Shabab's, in an effort to weaken Hamas's grip on the Gaza Strip.
The incident occurred at the "Or Chaviv" synagogue on Yam Suf Street in Jerusalem's Sanhedria neighborhood. Christian symbols, including crosses, were spraypainted at the scene. Police and fire crews responded swiftly, and no injuries were reported.
Beloved comedian removes controversial 40-second clip following backlash over "mocking tone" toward October 7 attack
Miguel Uribe was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. Authorities have arrested a 15-year-old suspect at the scene, who was found in possession of a firearm. The Colombian government has announced a reward of approximately $730,000 for information leading to the identification of any accomplices.
