Excuse me for laughing out loud because I’m out of tears.
This is like the “queers for Palestine”, actually going to Palestine.
He was blasting Huey Lewis’ classic, The Power of Love.
Would it work in Arabic or in Farsi?
This sad incident occurred some time around June 21, 2019.
The tragic deaths of Jay Austin and Lauren Geogehan are a stark reminder of the brutal reality of Islamist terrorism. Their idealistic belief that evil is a “make-believe concept” was tragically contradicted by their murder at the hands of ISIS. This heinous act highlights the true nature of groups like ISIS, Hamas, Hezbollah, and their ilk: they operate with a clear agenda of hatred, violence, and the eradication of those who do not conform to their extremist ideology. For too long, apologists have downplayed the threat posed by such groups, framing them as misunderstood or victims of circumstance. This dangerous naivety undermines the reality faced by innocent people across the globe who are targeted simply for existing outside the parameters of Islamist dogma. From the streets of Israel to the mountains of Tajikistan, these groups have shown a ruthless disregard for human life. And Israel, more than any other nation, understands the stakes of combating terrorism. Surrounded by enemies like Hamas and Hezbollah who openly vow to annihilate it, Israel’s fight against Islamist extremism is not just for its survival but for the preservation of civilization against barbarism. Evil is not an abstract concept. It exists in the form of groups like ISIS, fueled by an ideology that glorifies violence. Recognizing this reality is the first step toward ensuring that innocent lives are not lost to such atrocities again.