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🇦🇺 Wollongong, Australia | Oct. 7, 2026: A pro-Palestinian group is planning an event to “remember the martyrs” and those who “continue to resist” on the anniversary of the October 7 massacre.

Instead of honoring the victims, they are praising the terrorists who carried it out.

CAM Australia’s Sheina Gutnick, whose father was murdered in the Bondi Beach terror attack, called on Wollongong City Council to reconsider its approval:

“There has to be a line.”

Thank you, Mike Waltz, for leading the stand against the UN’s Durban +25 commemoration.

48 UN Member States refused to take part in commemorating the antisemitic Durban Conference, up from 38 in 2021. We thank every Member State that joined the United States.

This is how propaganda works.

Strip away history. Erase context. Flatten every distinction. Repeat the same accusation until a slogan replaces reality.

Some words are too serious to be turned into political weapons.

🇺🇸 CAM leaders and their families were proud to join Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating Antisemitism Amb. Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun yesterday to decorate the sukkah at the U.S. State Department in Washington, DC.

CAM CEO issued a statement following the attempted hijacking of FlyDubai Flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv:

“If a FlyDubai pilot can suddenly become a su***de hijacker, no one can afford complacency.”

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The attempted terror attack on a flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv today did not happen in a vacuum.

It is the latest chapter in a decades-long history of attacks on Israeli aviation.

Palestinian terrorist groups including the PFLP, Al-Qaeda operatives, and other terrorists have hijacked planes, opened fire on aircraft, planted bombs, and fired missiles at passenger jets.

Some ended in tragedy. Others ended in miracles, with heroes saving lives.

Am Yisrael Chai.

UC Berkeley SJP is promoting an event that openly glorifies Hamas and terrorist violence on American campuses.

On Oct. 6 at UC Berkeley and Oct. 7 at the Claremont Colleges, former Columbia visiting professor Mohamed Abdou is promoting events marking the “Al Aqsa Flood anniversary.” “Al Aqsa Flood” is Hamas’s name for the Oct. 7 attack.

That day, Hamas-led attackers breached Israel from Gaza, invading communities, homes, a music festival and military bases. Around 1,200 people were killed and 251 were abducted into Gaza.

Abdou’s record is not ambiguous. After Oct. 7, he publicly wrote that he was “with” Hamas, Hezbollah and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

UC Berkeley SJP has been promoting the event on Instagram. Promotional materials include an inverted red triangle associated with Hamas propaganda and an armed militant holding an RPG, alongside the phrase “organizing lessons from Gaza’s warrior mujahideen.” In this context, “mujahideen” refers to jihad fighters.

The People’s Fund also sponsors the event.

When students are invited to commemorate Hamas’s “Al Aqsa Flood,” learn “organizing lessons from Gaza’s mujahideen,” and are shown imagery associated with Hamas propaganda, there should be no confusion about what is being normalized.

Hamas has been designated by the United States as a Foreign Terrorist Organization since 1997.

Celebrating Oct. 7, depicting armed fighters and asking American students to learn from “mujahideen” is the normalization and glorification of a U.S.-designated terrorist organization on American university campuses.

UC Berkeley and the Claremont Colleges must address this urgently. American universities should not provide a platform for events celebrating terrorist violence and the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.