Israel Helpfully Escorts 214 Gazans Out Of Gaza While Also Escorting Several Hamas Commanders Straight To Hell

This week Israel facilitated the departure of 214 Gaza residents, along with their escorts, through the Kerem Shalom Crossing. The operation formed part of the weekly humanitarian evacuations Israel coordinates with international partners. Since October 2023 Israel has facilitated the departure of more than 52,000 Gaza residents for medical treatment and other purposes, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories.

At the same time the Israel Defense Forces killed three Hamas commanders in separate airstrikes in the Gaza Strip on Oct. 25-26, including two who participated in the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks on Israel, the military stated on Wednesday.

Anas Akram Muhammad Humaida, a commander in Hamas’s elite Nukhba force who infiltrated the Sufa military outpost on Oct. 7, was killed Sunday near Khan Yunis, according to the IDF. Ashraf Mahmoud Yusuf Dahlan, a company commander in Hamas’s East Jabalia Battalion who also infiltrated Israel during the massacre, was killed the same day in Gaza City. Mahmoud Othman Abdullah Alwan, a Nukhba commander in the West Jabalia Battalion, was killed Monday in Gaza City.

The IDF said the terrorists had been planning attacks against Israeli troops and civilians and working to rebuild Hamas’s capabilities in violation of the ceasefire. Prior to the strikes, measures were taken to mitigate harm to civilians, including the use of precision munitions and aerial surveillance, the army added.

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In a separate statement on Wednesday, the IDF said it killed three Hamas Nukhba Force terrorists in airstrikes across the Gaza Strip on Oct. 22 and 23, including one who participated in the abduction of Israeli civilians during the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre.

Ahmed Muhammad Ahmed Baraka, killed in southern Gaza on Thursday, took part in the abduction of several Israelis, including Alexander Dancyg from Kibbutz Nir Oz, and later helped hold hostages, including Nimrod Cohen, according to the IDF. Two other terrorists, Nukhba platoon commander Omar Awadallah and Moataz Mahmoud Mohammed Al-Nimr, were killed in northern Gaza on Friday.

Observers noted that the commanders appeared genuinely surprised that participating in the mass murder of Jews and the kidnapping of civilians did not grant them permanent immunity under the ceasefire. Hamas has not yet issued a statement clarifying which specific clause of the agreement they believed allowed them to continue planning attacks and rebuilding their capabilities.

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Meanwhile, an IDF reservist was arrested on suspicion of trying to smuggle about 10 kilograms (22 pounds) of captagon into the Gaza Strip, the military, Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) and Israel Police said in a joint statement on Wednesday. Captagon is an amphetamine-type stimulant that has been reported to have been used by ISIS and Hamas terrorists, including during the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre.

The suspect, a man in his 30s from the southern Bedouin town of Tel Sheva, was detained in the Strip while in an IDF patrol vehicle, according to the statement. Forces found a bag containing about 10 kilograms of a substance suspected to be captagon, allegedly meant for smuggling. The Beersheva Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday granted a police request and extended the suspect’s remand until Thursday, Oct. 29, the statement said.

Local analysts suggested the smuggling attempt may have been an attempt to keep Hamas’s remaining fighters properly motivated for the next round of violations.

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Hasan Piker Finds Humor In Injured Federal Agents, Democrats Find Another Reason To Call Him A Voice Of The People

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Far-left Twitch streamer, anti-Semite, and professional purveyor of revolutionary nonsense, Hasan Piker sparked outrage Monday night after mocking Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents injured during Operation Metro Surge, delivering his routine blend of socialist agitation, hatred of America, and contempt for law enforcement at a campaign event alongside  Rep. Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, [aka Ilhan Omar] (D-MN).

Recounting his time in Minnesota amid protests against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, comrade Piker suggested that ICE agents braving the state’s brutal winter weather must be "extra racist" and proceeded to joke about an injured officer while the obscene audience laughed along. 

Remember, Piker is the same post-digested waste who said the USA deserved the 9/11 attack.

Apparently, the revolution has reached the stage where broken bones qualify as entertainment, provided the victim has the wrong job and political affiliation. And don't get me started on Jews.

"We saw a lot of funny compilations as well, you know. A lot of hip bones were broken. 'Officer Martinez down,'" the scumcrumpet said while speaking to Democratic socialist and failed Minneapolis mayoral candidate Omar Fateh, who hosted the sold-out Minneapolis event.

The spectacle offered another glimpse into the Democratic Party’s increasingly awkward courtship of keyboard radicals, a political ecosystem where calling for economic revolution can apparently coexist with celebrating injuries to the people tasked with enforcing federal law. 

Piker has accompanied several prominent Democrats on the campaign trail, emerging as a polarizing figure whom some party leaders embrace while others would apparently prefer to keep several counties away from a microphone, at least until after the elections.

His previous controversies include, as mentioned above, his declaring that "America deserved 9/11" and making remarks about Israel and Hamas that have shown us his anti-Semitism. Yet his standing among segments of the progressive left remains strong, suggesting that Democratic political strategists have decided the best way to reach young voters is to invite a wealthy internet personality with a history of inflammatory rhetoric to explain why America is irredeemably evil and that the world needs more dead Jews.

Omar, meanwhile, has accumulated controversies of her own. 

Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents searched her Washington, D.C., home earlier this month, and a federal court filing identified the congresswoman as "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, aka Ilhan Abdullahi Omar." She joined Piker onstage as Minnesota Democrats continued wrestling with the question of whether associating with the far-left online celebrity would energize young voters or convince everyone else that the party's internal compass had been replaced with a broken turn signal.

Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) publicly condemned Piker's remarks, while other Minnesota Democrats called for the event to be canceled ahead of next week's midterm elections. Omar's campaign defended her decision to attend, arguing that the event would help mobilize young voters.

The campaign's reasoning is understandable. Young voters are notoriously difficult to mobilize, and few things demonstrate a commitment to political moderation quite like sharing a stage with a streamer who finds injured federal officers amusing. Still, the strategy could prove effective if the campaign's goal is to convince voters that the Democratic Party's definition of compassion depends heavily on the victim's government employer.

Piker also told Fateh that he had been inspired by the "solidarity" and "mutual aid" that emerged after thousands of ICE and Customs and Border Protection agents were deployed to Minnesota. The resulting protests included multiple arrests, objects and fireworks thrown at law enforcement, and the disruption of a church service. Two U.S. citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, were killed during interactions with federal law enforcement, both under justified circumstances. 

"It wasn’t just the networks that were very quickly propped up, the mutual aid that I saw, the protests that sparked up that said, ‘We’re not going to take it. We’re not going to sit aside and watch this administration come and rip our communities apart and kidnap our neighbors,'" the weasel said.

For Piker, the protests represented a triumph of community solidarity. Critics might describe the same scenes as evidence of what happens when political activists decide that federal law enforcement has no legitimate authority whenever its activities conflict with their ideological preferences. The difference, apparently, depends on whether one views immigration enforcement as a lawful government function or an international conspiracy personally designed to ruin one's X feed.

Piker, using the psychological defense mechanism known as projection, called Republicans "terrorists" during the event, while Omar disgustingly referred to the party as the "pedophile protection party." 

The exchange demonstrated the high-minded civility that has become a hallmark of American political discourse, with elected officials and celebrity activists competing to see who can attach the most grotesque label to millions of fellow citizens before the next commercial break.

Conservatives on social media were quick to condemn Piker's divisive comments.

"Hasan Piker was asked what stuck with him from Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis: ‘Funny compilations’ of federal agents being injured," Charlie Kirk Show executive producer Andrew Kolvet posted on X. "He also called the agents ‘extra racist.’ This isn’t comedy. It’s tacit support for the far-left insurrection network against federal law enforcement. Pro-revolution. Pro-anarchy."

"Every Democrat he campaigned with should be asked if they agree. Disgusting."

"Hasan and his elected Democrats are sick," Loomer Unleashed posted on X.

Federal law enforcement agents confront anti-ICE protesters during a demonstration outside the Bishop Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on January 15, 2026. (Getty Images)

In another post on X, Crucible Updates wrote, "Hasan watched federal agents get hurt and his takeaway was 'funny compilations… a lot of hip bones were broken.' Millions of young women take their politics from this guy. Let that sink in."

"WTF?!" Gina Milan, a conservative media personality, posted on X.

"This guy is America’s biggest cancer. Just another Nepo baby," Kevin Smith, host of Loud Majority Live, posted on X.

A Department of Homeland Security (DHS) spokesperson told Fox News Digital that the "vilification" of ICE agents who "put their lives on the line" every day to enforce the law is contributing to a more than 1,600% increase in assaults against them, thanks to dolts like Piker and the media that minimizes attacks on law enforcement. 

"They should be thanking our law enforcement for removing these dangerous criminals from Minnesota—NOT vilifying law enforcement," the spokesperson wrote. "While these people smear ICE, law enforcement is arresting criminals and saving countless American lives."

The spokesperson added that ICE agents do not target individuals based on skin color and take required steps to determine immigration status and removability before making an arrest.

"Politicians and activists must turn the temperature down and tone down their rhetoric," the spokesperson wrote.

That advice may prove difficult to implement in a political environment where activists portray immigration officers as villains, politicians describe their opponents as protectors of pedophiles, and online celebrities receive applause for joking about injured law enforcement personnel. Turning down the temperature would require somebody to stop throwing rhetorical gasoline on the fire, a task that seems unlikely to attract many volunteers.

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Omar is running against former state trooper John Nagel and independent candidate DeVelle Jackson in the upcoming midterm elections for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District. 

Voters will ultimately decide whether the district wants another term of Omar's progressive politics, whether Piker's brand of revolutionary commentary helps or hurts the campaign, and whether mocking injured federal agents is the kind of political entertainment Minnesota residents want their representatives endorsing.

For now, the far-left's latest demonstration of compassion appears to have come with a curious exception: the people wearing badges.

And at least Hasan Piker hasn't married his sister, we believe.

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Netanyahu’s Opponents Celebrate Prematurely, Discover They Still Have Netanyahu

In the frantic hours after Israelis cast their ballots Tuesday, Benjamin Netanyahu’s political enemies briefly indulged in their favorite pastime: imagining a future in which the Israeli prime minister was finally gone.

Tough luck for them.

Early exit polls appeared to offer a glimmer of hope to the left wing, prompting speculation that Netanyahu’s lengthy political career might at last be approaching its final chapter. By Wednesday morning, however, reality had rudely interrupted the festivities.

With roughly 71% to 77% of ballots counted in the election for the 26th Knesset, Netanyahu’s right-wing and religious alliance stood at approximately 54 seats, short of the 61 needed for a parliamentary majority. The opposition’s anti-Netanyahu “change bloc,” [sounds kind of like Democratic socialist] led by former military chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot, trailed at roughly 47 seats, despite turnout reaching 77.7%, Israel’s highest since 1999.

On paper, the numbers suggest another exhausting round of political deadlock. In practice, they suggest that Netanyahu’s opponents may have spent an enormous amount of energy trying to defeat a man who still holds the stronger hand and actually knows what a woman is.

The opposition’s problem is that arithmetic, unlike political commentary, refuses to cooperate with wishful thinking. Eisenkot cannot assemble a governing majority without the support of Arab parties, the Joint List and Ra’am, which collectively secured 19 seats amid an extraordinary 80% Arab turnout.

That presents a rather substantial public relations challenge in a country still reeling from the October 7 Hamas massacre. Asking a Zionist coalition that includes bereaved families who lost loved ones to Hamas to govern alongside Arab lawmakers accused of dismissing the threat posed by terrorist organizations is not exactly a recipe for national unity. It is, however, the sort of predicament that emerges when a political movement builds its entire identity around removing one man without agreeing on what to do after he leaves.

Eisenkot, whose Yashar party captured approximately 20 seats to finish behind Netanyahu’s Likud with 27, now faces what might generously be described as a governing challenge. A less charitable assessment would call it a political trap with no particularly attractive exits.

If Eisenkot embraces the Arab parties, he risks alienating right-leaning voters whose support he needs. If he rejects them, his coalition remains short of a majority. And if he pushes for another election, he could find himself facing an electorate that has shifted even further to the Right, particularly as ultra-Orthodox voters return to the polls in greater numbers.

Netanyahu, meanwhile, can afford to be patient. With Likud established as the largest single party, he has several options available while his opponents argue over which impossible compromise they would prefer to make.

He can wait for soldiers’ ballots, which have yet to be counted and traditionally favor the political Right. He can attempt to recruit defectors from an opposition already struggling to hold itself together. He can negotiate a broad unity government while demanding terms favorable to his own camp. Or he can allow negotiations to collapse and head into another election, betting that demographic trends and religious mobilization will work in his favor.

In other words, Netanyahu does not need to win every political battle immediately. He merely needs to avoid losing the one that matters, while his opponents attempt to construct a government out of factions that agree on little beyond their shared dislike of him.

The opposition had hoped that public anger over the war, disputes surrounding religious exemptions and years of political exhaustion would finally deliver a decisive verdict against Netanyahu. Instead, the results have left his rivals confronting the uncomfortable possibility that their campaign against him has produced another election in which he remains the central figure.

For Netanyahu’s opponents, the arithmetic is merciless. They can denounce him, negotiate against him and promise voters that his departure is finally within reach. But unless they can assemble a workable majority, their victory remains largely theoretical.

Netanyahu’s phone lines remain open. His rivals, having failed to remove him at the ballot box, may soon discover that the next stage of their political future depends on getting him to answer.    

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Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed hangs tight with Hamas-supporting editor

DEARBORN, MI—In a stunning display of political courage, local politician Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed bravely sat down for a warm and cozy interview this week with Osama Siblani, a local publisher who sweetly suggests sending Israeli Jews back to the very European nation where the Nazi death camps were located. 

What a guy. His given name should be a clue.

The sit-down took place at the offices of Siblani’s newspaper, The Arab American News, where the atmosphere was thick with mutual admiration and zero awkward questions about why Siblani refers to Hamas and Hezbollah, [scumbags who kill Jewish men, women and their babies] as "freedom fighters." 

Siblani gently urged the candidate to do some light emotional labor for the community.

"Some of them are not very happy, as you know," Siblani said.

True to form, El-Sayed immediately offered comfort to voters who might be feeling a bit blue that their favorite militant groups are facing pushback. Explaining that perfection is elusive, El-Sayed pledged to redirect taxpayer dollars to Michigan "rather than send it abroad to kill or maim people who might be related to you in the south of Lebanon or in Gaza or in the West Bank."

During the discussion, the candidate thoughtfully avoided mentioning minor historical footnotes like the October 7 massacre. After all, dwelling on the slaughter of 1,200 innocent Israelis might harsh the vibe of a nice afternoon chat about foreign policy.

Critics have foolishly tried to paint El-Sayed's cozy relationship with extremist sympathizers in a negative light, pointing out instances where he refused to comment on the death of Iran's supreme leader because local residents were sad, or when he explained a synagogue attack by casually noting that "hurt people hurt people."

Naturally, El-Sayed recognized these attacks for what they truly are.

"I want us to remember that when they attack like this, those attacks are the last vestiges of small-mindedness for small-minded people," he said, bravely brushing off pesky concerns about his family's historical ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and the little fact that former President Barack Hussein Obama put his sister on the Terrorist Watch List.

Never one to miss an opportunity to take a stand against corporate lobbying, El-Sayed also made sure to distance himself from Washington interests.

"I'm not willing to take orders from AIPAC," he declared, prompting a clever little joke from Siblani to ensure everyone knew he wasn't talking about Siblani’s own political action committee, because nothing screams grassroots independence quite like a $350,000 fundraiser hosted by a Hezbollah fanboy.

As the interview wrapped up, El-Sayed warned voters that Republicans are definitely going to try and steal the upcoming election, offering the foolproof strategic insight that "You can't steal a 7-point election. You got walloped, so let's go wallop them."

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Mamdani's Spanish language video sparks calls of treason

Smells his own flatulence

Behold the utopia of Greater Gotham, where the municipal government is now officially a wholly-owned subsidiary of the global open-borders lobby. "Come one, come all!"

Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently decided that his primary fiduciary duty as the chief executive of America’s financial capital is to act as a pro-bono defense attorney for individuals who bypassed every legal checkpoint to get here.

In a viral broadcast dripping with bureaucratic compassion, the city's self-styled revolutionary treated us to a masterclass in civic subversion. Speaking in Spanish, the socialist mayor offered a handy instruction manual on how to evade federal immigration authorities, complete with stage directions for dodging accountability.

"If you encounter ICE, here's what every New Yorker should know," comrade Mamdani posted on X.

According to our fearless leader, ICE "cannot enter private spaces like your home, school, hospitals or private areas of a workplace without a judicial warrant signed by a judge."

Naturally, citizens who pay taxes, follow the rule of law, and expect the government to enforce actual borders were less than thrilled. The pushback from federal lawmakers was swift and pointed.

"It should be insulting to every American that the mayor of our largest city is a guy who became a citizen less than a decade ago and now spends his time coaching illegal aliens in a foreign language on how they can avoid being lawfully deported," posted Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX).

"Unless you're here illegally, you have no reason to fear ICE," posted actor Dean Cain. "This wanker is dangerous."

"At no point in this video is anyone urged to abide by the laws of the United States," posted Sen. Mike Lee (R-MI). "Because it was not made for the benefit of the people of the United States."

"If you're here illegally, you're not a New Yorker," posted Rep. Nancy Mace (R-NC). "Period."

"Treason," posted Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH)..

Commentators also noted the sheer audacity of running a sanctuary metropolis funded by the productive class.

"Here we are in 2026 with foreign born Democrats instructing illegals how to evade the law and remain in our country to suck off our system and best case scenario free load off our hard work," posted Tomi Lahren, mistaking Mamdani for a Democrat when he's actually a socialist anti-Semite.

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton added, "Dangerous incitement full of disturbing falsehoods by communist terrorist supporter @NYCMayor. This statement could put lives in danger."

None of this should surprise anyone paying attention. 

Mamdani's entire political brand is built on treating federal law as a joke. Since taking office, he has aggressively expanded sanctuary city policies, effectively drawing a legal moat around the five boroughs to keep federal authorities at bay, all while ensuring that municipal agencies look the other way.

It seems that New Yorkers have forgotten what happened on a sunny morning on a September day back in 2001. Of course, some of them may be sleeping with the enemy.

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Death toll hits 9 after Islamists open fire on Christian funeral in Jordan; officials gently suggest “extremist” ideology might be involved

A handful of mostly peaceful  gunmen decided Friday was the perfect day to interrupt a funeral at a Greek Orthodox church in Karak, Jordan, roughly 55 miles south of Amman. They merely killed nine people and wounded more than two dozen others, authorities said.

Jordanian Health Minister Ibrahim al-Budour reported Saturday that one critically injured patient was still hanging on at Prince Ali Military Hospital in unstable condition. Government spokesperson Mohammad Momani helpfully clarified that the attackers “subscribed to ‘extremist takfiri ideology,’” the worldview that treats anyone who doesn’t share a sufficiently rigid reading of Islam as an apostate fair game for execution. Groups like ISIS have found this framework useful for murdering Muslims, Christians, and Jews alike.

Karak has a noticeable Christian minority, so Momani made sure to stress that Christians are “part of Jordan’s national fabric”—a reminder that apparently still needs issuing after events like this, which is sure to keep the jihadis at bay.

Whether the shooters had formal ties to any named terrorist organization [in addition to Islam] remains unclear, and Jordanian authorities had not announced any arrests as of Saturday. Footage aired on Jordanian state television showed two gunmen with what looked like pistols approaching the church and opening fire, according to the Associated Press. A third man carrying what appeared to be a semiautomatic rifle joined them shortly afterward, and all three then moved toward the building.

Witness photos and video captured broken glass and pools of blood inside the church. Once police secured the scene, two bodies covered with blankets were visible outside.

Dorgham Halasa told the AP that intense gunfire broke out inside the church about 15 minutes after the funeral service started. People ran. Halasa said he did not see the gunmen himself, but others he spoke with described at least four attackers. Authorities had not confirmed the exact number as of Saturday.

King Abdullah II stated that Jordan will “confront the terrorist act that targeted Karak with the harshest penalties.” He continued: “Whoever imagines that the bullets of treachery can divide the ranks of Jordanians will fail in his endeavor before our steadfastness and unity. Our deepest condolences to the families of the martyrs, and our wishes for recovery to the wounded.”

The interior of a Greek Orthodox church hours after gunmen opened fire on Oct. 23, 2026. (AP Photo)

Jordan declared three days of national mourning, the state-run Petra News Agency reported.

The attack fits a pattern long familiar to anyone tracking Islamist violence against Christian communities in the region. Officials continue to describe the ideology as “extremist,” as though the problem is a narrow fringe rather than a recurring feature of certain doctrinal interpretations that treat non-adherents as legitimate targets. Maybe if they actually read the Qur'an, they might come to a different conclusion.

Jordan’s relative stability and the king’s response distinguish it from places where similar attacks have become routine and less vigorously condemned, but the underlying motive remains the one authorities themselves identified.

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Utah Anti-Semite With Fantasies of Blowing Up Synagogue Found With Homemade Bombs

Skyler AJ Rose did not exactly hide what he wanted to do. The 22-year-old dolt from Ogden, Utah, posted on social media that he wanted to bomb a synagogue and hunt Jews. A federal grand jury has now indicted him.

On December 23, 2025, the mouth-breather allegedly wrote, “I wanna blow up a synagogue.” That post, along with others, put him in the crosshairs of federal authorities. 

He now faces charges for possessing an unregistered destructive device, threatening to kill or injure people and destroy a building with an explosive, and attempting to commit a hate crime.

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said, “Today’s indictment stops in its tracks an alleged plan to carry out a violent attack on a synagogue.” She added, “The Department of Justice will take decisive action to protect American worshippers from violent threats, no matter where they occur.”

U.S. Attorney Melissa Holyoak laid it out plainly: “there is no place for hate‑motivated violence — attempts or otherwise — in our communities.” FBI Special Agent in Charge Robert Bohls said, “no one should have to fear for their safety because of their faith.”

After the December post, the FBI contacted Ogden police. A search of Rose’s place turned up six improvised explosive pipe bombs, one inert device, and parts to build more. His phone showed he had searched for a nearby synagogue back in November. 

The search also revealed that it contained images of child sexual abuse, which is much like a reflection of what some adult Muslim males do by marrying children because Mohammed did it first.

Rose was already on state probation when this happened. He had been charged in May 2025 with disorderly conduct after firing a homemade shotgun in public. That probation was revoked after the December arrest, and he faces additional state charges, according to KSL-TV.

Prosecutors noted the obvious problem in a court motion: “Despite having already been under state supervision for his previous dangerous conduct, [Rose] engaged in even more risky and dangerous criminal behavior.” They continued, “This recent history demonstrates that [Rose] does not respect court conditions and will not follow them, even if it is to his benefit to do so… [his] conduct is serious and inherently dangerous to the community and his history evidences no desire to act differently.”

But liberal courts being what they are, let him go free to do the devil's work.

The anti-Semitic posts went further. Rose allegedly wrote, “When the power goes out I must hunt the Jews,” and “Death be upon you Jews for I bring fire and brimstone.” Another post, reported by KSL, said, “Death to all Jews I will devote my life to killing you! heil hitler,” [sic and sick].

Prosecutors summed up what investigators found: “[Rose’s] troubling searches, combined with threatening social media posts and six functional improvised explosive pipe bombs are exacerbated by even more illegal material found on his phone. Specifically, law enforcement found hundreds of cached images and screenshots depicting [child sexual abuse material] when searching that device.”

The combination of explicit threats, functional bombs, and prior supervision that did not stop him is what landed him in federal court.

One has to wonder whether the cretin had help with the bomb making as he appears as bright as a black hole.

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Omar deleted damning tweets that contain clues about bro marriage

WASHINGTON—In a wild development for genealogy nerds and crossword puzzle creators everywhere, a resurfaced 2013 social media post suggests that Representative Ilhan Omar’s family tree may actually be a complete circle.

According to a newly unearthed post from the archives, Omar wished her father a happy holiday using a name that bears a striking resemblance to the name of her former husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi. Naturally, critics are treating the revelation with the calm, understated nuance characteristic of modern political discourse.

"Happy Father’s Day to my aabo Nur Said, I am forever grateful to Allah for giving me the best father," Omar wrote in the June 2013 post before wisely memory-holing it on the morning of September 19, 2019.

[Can I get an al lou snackbar.]

Federal investigators are currently reviewing the Israel hating comrade's immigration and naturalization records after executing a search warrant on her Washington, D.C., residence. Meanwhile, defenders of the alleged fraudsterette insist that naming your father after your spouse is simply a rich cultural tradition that modern Westerners are too culturally insensitive to appreciate. And if you believe that balderdash, I have a dental bridge to sell you.

A statement allegedly from Omar’s spokesperson claimed that "Nur Said" was merely a childhood nickname and that the tweet was deleted only because the family received threats. But produce the treats, Omar's crew could not.

Skeptics, however, point out that keeping track of who's who in the family album becomes uniquely challenging when husband and father sound like contestants in a family reunion spelling bee.

When asked about federal court filings identifying her under the alias "Ilhan Nur Said Elmi," Omar offered absolute clarity.

"Ilhan Abdullahi Omar, you know it," Omar told reporters. "It’s Ilhan Abdullahi Omar."

Legal experts note that if investigators prove anyone knowingly used a false identity on federal immigration forms, it could technically violate federal law, which will possibly result in nothing substantial in the way of punishment.

Until then, political analysts predict the mystery will remain unsolved, much like the exact square footage of a family tree that doubles as a closed-loop highway.

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