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Erdogan cancels visit to Israel: “Hamas is not a terrorist organization, but a group of liberators”

The Turkish president attacked Israel and Netanyahu, saying: "The West may owe you a lot, but Turkey owes you nothing, the Israeli president abused our goodwill"

Who is Armita Geravand, 16-year-old Iranian girl reportedly left brain dead by morality police?

Like Mahsa Amini, who died in custody last year, Geravand could become a symbol of resistance

Italy: Politician wears t-shirt, “No to the Islamic veil”, is inundated with death threats

Another glimpse into Europe’s glorious future, which threatens to be not quite as multicultural and tolerant as the globalist propaganda insists it will be

Cyprus: A Syrian entered a bank in Nicosia, destroyed everything & shouted “Allahu Akbar” (video)

He was arrested by Cypriot police

DHS puts pro-Hamas immigrant screener on leave as she reaffirms that she “celebrates” terrorism

"I abso-f---ing-lutely celebrate [Palestinian hang-gliders], a--hole, f--- you!" said the DHS immigration employee whose job was "determine fraud or security concerns"

Greece: Syrian man caught with knife & Quran in church – He started shouting “Allahu Akbar”

The man is a 24-year-old Syrian and has been arrested before for similar incidents

Macron says “Islamist terrorism” rising in Europe, all states at risk

Macron spoke a day after a 45-year-old attacker, who identified himself as a member of Islamic State and claimed responsibility in a video posted online, killed the two Swedes fans in Brussels

New York Times: Hamas hacked victims’ social media to Live Stream massacres

Horrified relatives and friends saw propaganda broadcast and abuse of victims, according to NYT

France: Six international airports evacuated after bomb threats (video-photos) (Upd.)

Those inside airports were ordered to evacuate while those on planes were instructed to remain in their seats

Jihad on Israel: Where does Turkey stand? – Analysis Part II

Once again, in NATO, Turkey is the odd one out

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