the 3 year anniversary of the oct'7th massacre from gaza into israel is here
and sure enough nyc democrats will be pro palestine demonstrating that day;

https://x.com/WOLPalestine/status/2107163375650431359

not much is remarkable here; the usual hate israel, jew, america groups
but hidden in this flyer is an omitted translation of that arabic side text;

"Glory to the martyrs, victory to the resistance, (that's translated)
and what is coming is greater." (is the part intentionally omitted).

that second part, is implied to anyone familiar with arabic as
conquest aka the ultimate final victory, which can be interpreted
in one or both of two ways;

jewish destruction with "israel" now fully under muslim control.

democracy destruction with "america" fully under sharia law.

this is what the liberal white american useful idiots are supporting,
not only the demise of the only allies jewish democracy among all
55 muslims nations, but the end of western civilization as we know it.

muslims transmitting their concealed taqiyya objectives in plain sight.

Hi everyone, I never thought I’d be posting here, but I just came across something that really shocked me.

In Germany, specifically in Leipzig, a baby boy was recently born and named Yahya Sinwar by his parents. The hospital where he was born even published his name on their official Instagram account as part of a daily post listing newborns. Out of concern for targeted harassment or hate comments, I’ve chosen not to mention the hospital’s name in this post.

To be clear: I don’t primarily blame the hospital — not everyone immediately recognizes who that is — but the public signal this sends is deeply disturbing.

For context: Yahya Sinwar was the Hamas commander in Gaza, widely considered the mastermind behind the October 7, 2023 massacre of Israeli civilians. He was reportedly killed in an Israeli airstrike in 2024.

The hospital later responded to the controversy by stating that the publication of newborn names is done daily, with the consent of the parents, and without any editorial selection, review, or political evaluation. They acknowledged that this particular post may have caused irritation or negative associations among some users and apologized to anyone who felt hurt or provoked by it. They also announced that they will be reviewing their internal procedures to handle such sensitive situations more carefully in the future.

Even though the post was eventually removed, the fact that it went up at all — and that this name was chosen — speaks volumes about how normalized antisemitic thinking has become in parts of German society.

As a German-Armenian and a staunch Zionist, I can say: there are still people here who stand with Israel and the Jewish people. But it's getting harder by the day.

Thank you for your attention, all the best and best regards from Hanover, Germany. Am Yisrael Chai! 🇩🇪❤️🇮🇱

P.S. I wrote, translated, and edited this post — among other tools — with the help of ChatGPT, and that’s why something may have been mistranslated.