All highly skilled engineers, doctors etc….
A working plan is being discussed to facilitate the departure of Palestinian families from Gaza and their reunification with relatives in Europe, according to reports from well-sourced security channels.
Europeans Preparing to Admit 40,000 Gazans
That will not end well. We all know that. It might be the straw that breaks the camels back. Europe has developed the extraordinary and suicidal habit of interpreting every humanitarian emergency as an argument for settlement in Europe.
Some Gazans want to leave Gaza. That’s fine. But what is not fine is the proposal that Europe, the long-suffering continent with a surfeit of Muslims who have caused so much mayhem, expense, and crime, is where these Muslim Arabs in Gaza — some 40,000 of them — raised on a steady diet of antisemitism and raised, as well, to despise all non-Muslims as “the most vile of created beings,” ought to be transplanted. More on this madness can be found here: “Europe Wants Thousands of Gazans to Immigrate. What Could Go Wrong?,” by Jonathan Sacerdoti, Algemeiner, August 24, 2026
Just one Muslim from Gaza living in the UK was allowed two months ago to bring in twenty relatives from the Strip. They don’t speak English. They have no useful skills. They have been used to living, as their fathers before them, on the UNRWA dole. They are certainly not going to contribute to the UK economy. They will almost certainly need to receive all of the welfare benefits offered by the British government. And for every Gazan allowed in — the number now being bruited about is 40,000, for a start — how many will those initial 40,000 be able to bring in, as part of the policy of “family reunification” to which the soft-hearted British government subscribes, hundreds of thousands more Gazans?
Israel lauds Finland’s decision to end UNRWA funding, invites other nations to join, Danon says
Almost 24 hours after Ville Tavio, Finnish minister for foreign trade and development, said Finland would stop funding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, the Israeli Foreign Ministry lauded the development.
“Israel welcomes Finland’s decision to end its multi-year funding for UNRWA,” the Jewish state said on Friday. “It is good to see more countries recognizing the undeniable truth in light of the conclusive evidence of UNRWA employees’ involvement in the Oct. 7 massacre and UNRWA’s inseparable links to Hamas.”
“UNRWA is a hotbed of terrorism,” the Israeli ministry said of the U.N. agency. “It is part of the problem, not part of the solution.”
