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Thank you Boy George for bravely standing with Israel and the Jewish community by releasing his reggae-inspired anthem “We will dance again”. The lyrics read: You say genocide, I say war When you’re attacked, that’s what the army’s for Does it get ugly? You bet it does When I know you wanna kill Every last one of us Every last one of us Every last one of us You never mention October 7 Young girls r***d against trees Murdered brutally For the crime of dancing You condemn the Jews, with selective memory Musicians holding flags, mouthing like sheep Propaganda fuelled by the Internet feels so weak Shabbat shalom 💙

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A kosher restaurant in Montreal has become the latest target in the terrifying continual rise of anti-Jewish violence.

Montreal police have opened a hate crime investigation after a suspected arson attack set fire to the restaurant. This suspected attack is part of a growing pattern in which Jewish schools, synagogues, businesses, and community institutions are increasingly being targeted simply because they’re Jewish.

Jew-hatred doesn’t stay in it’s online corners. It doesn’t stop at slogans or protests. When hatred against Jews is normalized, it escalates into intimidation, vandalism, arson, and violence as we’ve seen time and time again.

The Jewish community deserves the same protection, urgency, and solidarity afforded to every other targeted community. It’s far past the time to start confronting this crisis.

13 years old. Walking down the street in Barrow. A car pulls up. She’s shoved into the footwell. For the next five years Ellie Reynolds was r***d, beaten, drugged and threatened by Pakistani grooming gangs. They told her they’d cut out her tongue if she spoke. When she finally went to the police… they arrested her. While a fantasist’s lies dominated the headlines and the authorities looked the other way, real girls like Ellie were being destroyed.

Let’s come together and show Boy George just how much he means to us. His beautiful track, “We Will Dance Again,” is more than just a song—it’s a message of hope, resilience, and the belief that brighter days lie ahead. Music has the power to unite people, lift spirits and remind us that no matter what challenges we face, we will dance again. For just £1.50, you can support Boy George directly by purchasing the track on Bandcamp. Every purchase makes a difference and is a wonderful way to show your appreciation for an artist who has inspired millions across the world. 🎵 Buy your copy here: https://boygeorge3.bandcamp.com/track/we-will-dance-again 💙 Please don’t stop there—share this post with your family and friends. Let’s help spread the word and show Boy George the incredible love and support he deserves. Together, let’s make this song reach as many people as possible. ❤️ #BoyGeorge #WeWillDanceAgain #SupportMusic #MusicUnites

💥 WOW!! Reform UK Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf paid an emergency visit to the Spanish territory of Ceuta today, after over 60,000 illegal migrants stormed through the country's border from Morocco.

Zia said: “What I have witnessed here on the border is a 60,000-strong invasion, plain and simple. These people are marauding through town, looting shops, and terrorising local residents.

“I have spoken to a number of them who made it quite clear they intend to make it to Britain. One even admitted that they're wanted for murder in their home country.

“Unless we secure our borders, then we are going to see scenes like the ones that we have seen become sadly increasingly common and the people who suffer most from all of this are the hardworking British people.

“Only Reform UK has the courage to detain and deport all illegal migrants.”

One Viking took England's silver three times, and he had it carved in stone so nobody would forget.

His name was Ulf, from a farm called Borresta in Sweden. Far from home, a runestone still standing near the village of Orkesta carries his boast in plain words. It says Ulf took three payments in England. The first was handed out by a leader named Tosti, the second by Thorkell, and the third by C**t, the Danish king who by then ruled England himself.

These payments were the danegeld, silver that English kings handed over to make Viking fleets sail away instead of burning their towns. The sums grew enormous, thousands of pounds of silver each time. A man who stood in the right war band could come home richer than any farmer around him, and Ulf did it not once but three times.

So the stone does more than remember a man. It keeps his receipt, proof of exactly how rich England had made him.

Andy Burnham can't hide behind good headlines for ever.

They’re now trying their hardest to try stop this interview going out, but I can assure you it’s going out now matter what 👊🏼

For years, the media have written thousands of stories about Daniel Kinahan a man who has never been convicted of a criminal offence and, as things stand today, has not yet been formally charged before an Irish court.

Now, for the first time, Daniel Kinahan is telling his story, in his own words, on my podcast.

And the media are having a meltdown. 👀

For years they’ve had their say about him. Now he gets to have his.

Interviewing someone doesn’t mean you have to agree with them but People are entitled to tell their side of the story, no matter how uncomfortable it makes others.

It’s best Listening to what all sides have to say then make up your own mind.

World exclusive coming soon 🎙️👀