Correct. If you allow them to do this to any population, they will eventually do it to every population. Israel is indeed the enemy of the world right now.
— Lisa Pease (@lisapease) October 31, 2026
Lookin' at YOU @jkenney @MarkJCarney @PierrePoilievre . Human lives are not important to you war pigs. Profit is.
— SharonSisterUpstairs #NastyCanadian (@Sharon75571311) October 30, 2026
New investigation from me: meet Lyor Cohen the son of an Israeli secret agent and the man who controls hip hop. https://t.co/rIqk5TpPQr
— Alan MacLeod (@AlanRMacLeod) October 31, 2026
I strongly condemn Prime Minister Mark Carney’s statement regarding Iran’s three islands of Abu Musa, Greater Tunb, and Lesser Tunb. By endorsing the UAE’s territorial claims and referring to Iran’s presence on these islands as an “occupation,” Canada has taken an unacceptable position that disregards Iran’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Canada should know better than to compromise the fundamental principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity for the sake of economic and political partnerships. The three islands are an inseparable part of Iran. Iran’s territorial integrity is not negotiable. Iman Vaez First secretary of Iranmadari Global Network @MarkJCarney @CanadianPM https://t.co/GIAstvcn5R
— Iman Vaez (@Imanvaez1) October 30, 2026
🚨 Israeli strike destroys Gaza school educating 350 children An overnight Israeli airstrike on a residential building in the Saftawi area of Jabaliya, northern Gaza, destroyed the nearby Al-Zahraa makeshift tent school, which provided free education to approximately 350 children, as well as the Little Smile Kindergarten. The strike also damaged a camp sheltering displaced Palestinian families. “All the desks and educational tents were destroyed. Even the stationery we had for students and teachers was ruined,” Mousa Zaqout, a teacher, told Drop Site’s Abdel Qader Sabbah. He said the volunteer-run school provided free education to children from the camp and surrounding areas. “There is no ceasefire or anything like that on the ground,” Zaqout added. “Every hour, every moment, there is bombing and destruction.” Gaza’s Ministry of Education condemned the destruction of the two educational facilities, describing Israel’s continued targeting of schools as part of a systematic destruction of education in Gaza. 🎥 @AbdSabbah91
— Drop Site (@DropSiteNews) October 30, 2026
El señor Zelenski debería mirar bien estas imágenes… Es el líder de la Revolución cubana, Fidel Castro, recibiendo a miles de niños ucranianos que sufrieron exposición a radiación en el accidente de Chernobyl… fueron recibidos en Cuba y tratados integralmente durante más de 20 años sin ningún costo, como un deber humano con el pueblo soviético. Ayer, Zelenski, en “agradecimiento” por aquel gesto, votó en la ONU a favor de que se mantenga el bloqueo cruel y genocida contra mi país… La miseria humana no tiene límites!
— Tere Felipe (@_TereFelipe_) October 29, 2026
In the 2000s, I lived in South Korea for two years. In 2017, I briefly (1 week) visited the North. I have visited both sides of the DMZ, and it was on the South Korean side where there was absurd propaganda hype: "Don't even point to the North Korean soldiers, if they see you point at them they will shoot you," I was told. On the DPRK side, none of that sensationalism. Instead, it was there, in a hall filled with photos of meetings, that one could actually learn some history. From an article I wrote following that visit: At Panmunjom, near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), one learns the North Korean side of history, including the over 8,400 ceasefire violations by the United States. One of many notable such violations was the espionage vessel, the USS Pueblo, now on display outside Pyongyang’s war museum. North Koreans on several occasions proposed to have peace treaty talks, with “no positive response from the U.S. side.” In a hall near the DMZ, photos depict 2000 and 2007 meetings between North and South discussing reunification, as well as the support of the people in both South and North. Our guide at Panmunjom noted: “On July 7, 1994, the day before he died, President Kim Il-Sung was looking through documents regarding reunification. He devoted his whole life to this.” https://t.co/4QGWePCsHM
— Eva Karene Bartlett (@EvaKBartlett) October 27, 2026
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