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Paraguay is seeing a surge in German migrants, fleeing Islamic migrants in their own country and onerous coronavirus restrictions.

By: Jack Montgomery, BREITBART, April 23, 2022:

“We have a problem in Germany with Muslims,” said one of the exiles, adding: “Islam and vaccinations are big, big problems in this world.”

The German, named as Michael Schwartz and said to have arrived in Paraguay in November 2021, told the BBC that he had avoided taking coronavirus vaccinations — which the German health minister wants to make compulsory, although there is resistance to the policy in the federal legislature — because there are “many questions” around them, suggesting that “many Paraguayans” share his stance.

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The Ukrainian resistance owes more to Judaism than might be thought

By Melanie Phillips

Liberty Bell, Philadelphia

With Ukraine under bombardment by a tyrannical aggressor, this Passover has been an especially resonant time for Jews to be celebrating their freedom as a people.

There are also significant links between Judaism and the resistance by the Ukrainians.

Their desperate battle has shown up as false a core shibboleth of progressive politics. This is the belief that the nation-state is the source of only bad things like nationalism, intolerance and war.

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BY VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, PJ MEDIA        APR 23, 2022

T. Belman. The opposition needs more than 61 votes as those votes include the 6 strong Arab Joint List except for confidence votes like voting for the budget.

 Religious Zionism Party chairman Bezalel Smotrich says, “I know about [defectors] with a certainty. I won’t get into names but I can say with certainty that the government is finished.”

By  Mati Tuchfeld , Yair Altman and Yehuda Shlezinger, IH    Apr 24/22

It is highly probable that another Knesset member will resign from the coalition, Opposition Leader Benjamin Netanyahu has told several of his close confidantes in recent days, Israel Hayom has learned.

The Opposition is aiming for the potential defection to be announced as soon as this week, even before a Knesset committee convenes on Monday, at Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s request, to discuss the matter of Yamina rebel MK Amichai Chikly’s ouster from the party. According to reports, the Ra’am party, a coalition member, is expected to boycott the meeting.

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“They should have launched a major campaign, they could have changed the Biden administration’s stance,” argues Ron Dermer.

Israel National News

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Ron Dermer, a former Israeli ambassador to the United States, has sharply attacked both Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid, for failing to take effective action against the emerging Iran nuclear deal.

Dermer served as Israeli ambassador in Washington for seven years and was considered highly influential. His latest comments were made on a podcast for JINSA, the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, of which he is a senior fellow. In his speech, he excoriated Israel’s leaders for not exerting influence over the Biden administration in its stance toward Iran and preventing a deal seen as favorable to Iran from being signed, Israel Hayom reports.
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By Alexander Rubinstein and Max Blumenthal Admin, Archives, Europe    March 10, 2022

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by The Grayzone.

Back in October 2019, as the war in eastern Ukraine dragged on, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled to Zolote, a town situated firmly in the “gray zone” of Donbas, where over 14,000 had been killed, mostly on the pro-Russian side. There, the president encountered the hardened veterans of extreme right paramilitary units keeping up the fight against separatists just a few miles away.

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By Matt Margolis, PJ MEDIA               APR 21, 2022 

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Poll shows 80% of Russians believe they have the upper hand in new ‘global power struggle’ while only 72% of Americans do

By David P. Goldman, ASIA TIMES       APR 22, 2022

“Russians remain uncritically loyal to their country as almost half (48%) agree that ‘people should support their country even if their country’s actions and policies are in the wrong,’” according to a new poll by data firm RIWI and economist David Woo.

The poll found that 80% of Russians believe that their country would have the upper hand in a “global power struggle,” as opposed to just 72% of Americans who were that optimistic about their own country.

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She was enraged by Christians singing hymns on a plane.

By Robert Spencer, FPM  Apr 22/22

An hour before midnight on Saturday, April 16, as millions of Christians around the world were preparing to celebrate Easter, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Mogadishu), who was not, was on Twitter. She sent around a video captioned “Worshipping Jesus 30,000 Feet In The Air,” showing a young man with a guitar leading what appears to be a Christian singalong on an airplane, although the video has no information about the setting or circumstances.

Omar commented: “I think my family and I should have a prayer session next time I am on a plane. How do you think it will end?” Omar was implying, of course, that Muslims in America are subjected to a double standard and are routinely victimized by “Islamophobia.” And so once again the question arises: why does Ilhan Omar have such an active distaste for the country that welcomed her and her family and gave them refuge and where she has experienced so much success and adulation?

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by Majid Rafizadeh, GATESTONE  •  April 23, 2022

• Why would any administration in its right mind permit an official state sponsor of terrorism, the Islamic Republic of Iran, to have nuclear weapons, as well as billions of dollars that will assuredly not be used for a “GI Bill for returning members of the Revolutionary Guard”?
• Just this week, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan called Iran, a “sponsor of terrorism.”
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“You cannot grant an emergency use authorization for a vaccine if there is an existing drug…”

BY Zach Heilman, RED VOICE         APRIL 22, 2022

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With the COVID-19 pandemic spreading for over two years, numerous governments around the world continue to institute outlandish measures, hoping to defeat the coronavirus. In Shanghai, China, residents have been forced inside their homes without any means to take care of themselves. Several videos have been uploaded showing the horrible conditions the citizens are being forced to endure. At the same time, the COVID-19 drug made by Pfizer is still being pushed on people as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. admitted that there were already drugs in place that proved way better than the supposed miracle drug.
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–  THERE IS A CONSPIRACY

–  THERE IS MASSIVE EVIDENCE OF FRAUD

–  THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IS CORRUPT.

TIERNEY NEWS

PRESIDENT TRUMP: “One person in Pennsylvania who I will not be endorsing is Bill McSwain for Governor. He was the U.S. Attorney who did absolutely nothing on the massive Election Fraud that took place in Philadelphia and throughout the commonwealth. He said Barr told him not to do anything (because Barr was afraid of being impeached by the Democrats), but he should have done his job anyway.

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by the British Columbia College of Nurses

By Amy Eileen Hamm, QUILETTE

In November 2020, the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) informed me that I was under investigation for my “off-duty conduct.” My disciplinary hearing is scheduled to take place from May 30th through June 3rd, and my career as a nurse hangs in the balance. I have been working throughout, apart from a stress leave and various sick days that I have taken to protect my mental health.

The BCCNM is a regulatory body whose stated purpose is to protect the public from harm, and to ensure that nurses and midwives meet defined standards of care and professional responsibilities. It issues a license to practice; and without it, you can’t work as a nurse in British Columbia. I’d never thought too much about the BCCNM before this investigation was announced. I did my job, and believe I did it well. I paid my license fees each year—that was it.

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by Pete Hoekstra, GATESTONE  •  April 22, 2022

• The new agreement with Iran, then, is based on an imaginary assistance from Russia and China, when all three countries are committed to unseating America as the world’s leading superpower and evading US sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.
• The US, in short, is sacrificing significant progress in the Middle East to help the three greatest threats to America’s international safety and security: these brutal and authoritarian regimes, China, Russia and Iran.
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For the BBC, Guardian, and Reuters, the terrorist that killed 3 Israelis is just an “attacker”.

By Joseph Puder, FPM     Apr 22/22

One can understand the biased propaganda in the Palestinian media. Their conflict with Israel makes them demonize the Jewish state. What is it about the anti-Israel bias, and distortion of facts by many in the western media? They can easily discern fact from fiction, and they’re free to move everywhere in Israel, with access to people and events, yet their reports lack accuracy, and smack of bias.

Media outlets such as Reuters, Guardian, and BBC to name a few, are deliberately avoiding using such words as “terror,” and “terrorist,” in the way they covered the recent terror attack by a Palestinian Arab on innocent Israeli civilians sitting in a Dizengoff street bar in central Tel Aviv, last Thursday, April 7, 2022. This triggered an angry reaction from the Israeli Foreign Ministry to the above-named media outlets over the deliberate omission of the nature of the attack, and the identity of the terrorist attacker who murdered three young Israelis and wounded twelve others.
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Reflecting upon the difficult years as early immigrants to Israel, and the legacy those ‘olim’ left behind

By Michael Oren, TABLET

Under an unseasonably hot winter sun, several hundred mourners gathered recently for the funeral of Stuart Schoffman. Scholar, screenwriter, translator of David Grossman, A.B. Yehoshua, Aharon Appelfeld, and Meir Shalev, Stuart was born in Brooklyn, the son of a renowned Hebraist, and attended Flatbush Yeshiva. He went on to earn degrees at Harvard and Yale, to report for Fortune and Time magazine, and then to Hollywood where he wrote the screenplay for the action film The Finest Hour, starring Rob Lowe.

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Israel is facing some potentially catastrophic challenges that require supporters of Israel to speak out as never before in support of the Jewish State. Its government is in crisis as well. Op-ed.

By Howard Rotberg, INN

This is part one of a two-part series, with the second one being entitled On Leaders and War: Ideological Transformation in the West After Ukraine

Perhaps we have all been so focused on Covid 19 and then on the Russian war against Ukraine, that we have given insufficient attention to other important geopolitical events affecting America and Israel. Surely, the Western world is in a crisis and in times of crisis, good leadership is more important than ever.

One aspect of the crisis is inattention to critical matters. As Covid wanes, hopefully, there is the possibility that on an individual level we shall get preoccupied with all the activities we have missed during the lockdowns – attending movies and concerts, synagogue and public lectures, sporting events, and education. In the case of Israel, we see that Israel is facing some potentially catastrophic challenges that require supporters of Israel to speak out as never before in support of the Jewish State.

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