They sell us peace, human rights, and international justice. In reality? A fake product labeled “human rights” and with content of targeted hatred, double standards, and a bit of modern takiyya.
The world is moving at breakneck speed – AI that writes songs, autonomous vehicles, consensual sexual freedom, science that breaks boundaries. And in the midst of it all, fanatical political Islam continues to demand a seat at the table, with a sword in one hand and claims of victimhood in the other.
Sounds like a bad joke. But it’s not a joke. It’s a reality that Western Europe is building with its own hands.
While the West is busy explaining why Israel is a “problem,” the small countries have already understood: Israel is not the problem, it is the reminder.
Would this ideology have survived one week in the Middle East – without the accompaniment of an editorial?
If there’s anything history has already proven, it’s that we’re not the ones who need permission to continue to exist.
After Trump, the world can no longer lie to itself with the same confidence.
Pink Floyd built a wall to criticize it.
Roger Waters? He simply moved to the side where people throw stones – and is convinced that it is still art.
Those who cannot stand against regimes of oppression
should not lead the human rights discourse.
How the “right to live” became less important than the right to tweet against you in fluent English
America discovered Hamas isn’t a folk-dance troupe.
It wants to ban entry to anyone who supported the massacre.
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