- “Brits march for Palestine: Police make 10 arrests as 100,000 protesters take to the streets of London, Birmingham, Manchester and Cardiff in defence of civilians in Gaza and West Bank after Hamas’ deadly attacks on Israel brought violent response” – The Mail reports on Saturday’s protest.
- “Watch: Tube tannoy broadcasts pro-Palestine chant ahead of protest” – A Transport for London tube tannoy was used to lead a pro-Palestine chant by protesters on a train heading to a march on Saturday afternoon, the Telegraph reports.
- “Whom do the police protect?” – Unfortunately, a by-product of the Gaza crisis has been to suggest that, at least on the streets of London, a bit of carefully targeted thuggery against your political opponents can pay useful dividends, writes Andrew Tettenborn in the Spectator.
- “‘Kill the difficult ones’: Hamas’s hostage-taking handbook reveals secrets of terror-raid planning” – Manuals discovered on the bodies of dead Hamas terrorists shows how they were ordered to execute “problematic” hostages with babies designated as specific targets during their surprise attack on Israel, according to the Telegraph.
- “Israeli morgue worker says horrors inflicted on Hamas’s victims are ‘worse than the Holocaust’ including decapitated pregnant woman and her beheaded unborn child’” – The Mail hears from morgue worker Shari, who is appalled at what she is seeing.
- “Jew hatred has become a Left-wing shibboleth – and it’s only getting worse” – Such is their bigotry that activists are willing to parade in ‘solidarity’ with the enemies of the rights of women and sexual minorities, says Janet Daley in the Telegraph.
- “Hamas-related terror attack being kept under wraps in the United Kingdom” – An asylum seeker in Britain was arrested after committing a terror attack, but details have been “highly restricted for legal reasons”, reports the Jerusalem Post.
- “How the woke have revived the ‘noble savage’” – Those blaming ‘colonialism’ for homophobia in Palestine are treating non-Westerners like children, says Gareth Roberts in Spiked.
- “Gaza Hospital Misinformation Further Undermines Public Trust in Media” –Public‘s Michael Shellenberger looks at what’s behind the incredible decline in trust in the news media.
- “Israel is no longer Britain’s war” – Read Aris Roussinos’s historically informed and nuanced take in UnHerd.
- “Health Canada Confirms Undisclosed Presence of DNA Sequence in Pfizer Shot” – The Canadian health regulator says Pfizer did not disclose the presence of the Simian Virus 40 (SV40) DNA sequence in its mRNA COVID-19 vaccine at the time of filing, according to the Epoch Times.
- “U.K. Covid Inquiry turns its focus to Great Barrington Declaration” – Lockdown sceptics are being exposed to a very different line of questioning, writes Kevin Bardosh in Spiked.
- “Christian Drosten, enduring virologoid villain, demands mass livestock virus testing and scientific truth panels to enhance pandemic preparedness and marginalise people who disagree with him” – Germany’s Professor Lockdown is still at it, says Eugyppius.
- “The Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Missouri v. Biden, the Federal Government Social Media Censorship Case” – A notable stride has been made in the long-waged battle against the Censorship Industrial Complex, with the U.S. Supreme Court deciding to weigh in on the matter, reports Reclaim The Net.
- “Covid groupthink was avoidable” – If Downing Street had treated critics with respect rather than contempt, fewer mistakes might have been made, says the Telegraph in a leading article.
- “Lockdown sceptics are rapidly being vindicated” – The Covid inquiry has shown how the scientific process was perverted by advisers steeped in groupthink, writes Professor Karol Sikora in the Telegraph.
- “Would Labour really dare to send J.K. Rowling to jail?” – If Labour makes ‘misgendering’ an imprisonable offence, it could happen – or would, if there was any room, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “Going to the dogs” – Even overwhelmed animal charities are redirecting resources to promote Pride, writes Kirsty Miller in the Critic.
- “Deloitte staff anger at conference with ‘anti-white’ professor” – Deloitte staff have expressed concern after the company invited Professor Kehinde Andrews, who described Winston Churchill as a white supremacist, to give a talk about identity to employees.
- “Law to ban trans and gay conversion therapy will not be in the King’s Speech” – Plans to ban trans and gay ‘conversion therapy’ will be kicked into the long grass amid a mass revolt by furious Tory MPs, according to the Sun.
- “This is without question the most powerful monologue delivered on TV this week” – Benny Johnson tweets Bill Maher’s plea to America’s young to avoid getting brainwashed by the “stew of bad ideas” festering in the country’s elite universities.
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