Selective outrage amid Hezbollah’s slaughter of children
The terror group blew up a dozen kids on a soccer field this week and we all got to see selective outrage and anti-Semitism in full flight.
The terror group blew up a dozen kids on a soccer field this week and we all got to see selective outrage and anti-Semitism in full flight.
Surely it’s time to end the charade that is third-wave feminism. It is nothing but a frenemy at best to women.
There’s a rising sense of instability as an emboldened activist class runs rampant.
The ridiculous charade of Fatima Payman’s crusade for self is such a brilliant, helpful and instructive example of a soft generation that has never faced any real consequences.
Considering the absolute nonsense in Canberra – take Fatima Payman’s self-indulgent petulance – switching off makes sense. But now is the time to be heard.
It will soon be 10 years since Mo, Evie and Otis Maslin, along with their grandfather Nick, were killed in the MH17 disaster. But this is a story of beauty from the ashes – and it’s one their mother Rin wants to tell in her own words.
We must stop letting the left silence our courage and convictions and learn to speak our truth. Here’s a dangerous idea: Hamas is the enemy of the Palestinian people, not Israel.
I can say all of this with such outrageous confidence not just because it’s my experience but now also because the research tells me so.
Noa Argamani wasn’t the only Israeli hostage rescued by Israeli forces last weekend, but hers was the face of Hamas brutality in those shocking first hours of October 7 last year.
Where is the cohort of leaders from corporate Australia – who were so quick to take a position on various other issues – speaking with a united voice against the anti-Semitism raging throughout our community?
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