Oday Nasser Al Rabay, who was tortured and executed in late March after participating in protests against the Hamas terror group

Hamas operatives kidnapped, tortured and executed a 22-year-old Palestinian man who participated in last week’s wave of protests against the terror group, according to his family.

Oday Nasser Al Rabay’s body was left in front of his family’s home over the weekend. On Saturday, many dozens were filmed participating in his funeral procession, shouting, “Hamas out!”

Hamas has reportedly been threatening Palestinians who participate in the protests against the terror group, but this appears to be the first time that anyone has been killed in connection to them.

The protests were held for three straight days last week, but none were held over the weekend, amid assessments in Israel that Hamas was intimidating protesters.

A funeral procession for 22-year-old Oday Nasser Al Rabay, whose family said he was executed by Hamas for taking part in demonstrations against the terror group, in the Gaza Strip, March 29, 2025. (Screen capture: X, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)

A Gazan man who now lives in Turkey, who had published most of the footage of the demonstrations, recently said senior Hamas officials threatened him over his activities.

Marine Le Pen

Marine Le Pen – leader of the right-wing National Rally (RN), preparing for a fourth tilt at the French presidency in 2027 – has been banned from standing for election for five years. She’s been found guilty for her role in siphoning off millions of euros in European Parliament funds and using it to fund RN’s domestic political activities. She’s also been fined €100,000 and sentenced to four years in prison – though she would only serve half of that, under house arrest.

It might not come to that – Le Pen will immediately appeal her sentence, a process that could take years. But the five-year ban on her running for president, or any other form of elected office, will take effect immediately, making another bid for the Élysée in two years’ time incredibly unlikely, if not totally impossible.

On the embezzlement charges themselves, Le Pen may well be bang to rights – even if a little creative accounting has long been par for the course among the Brussels set. The judge said National Rally staff had signed ‘fictional contracts’, establishing that ‘all these people were in reality working for the party and not for the MEP to which they were theoretically attached’. Le Pen refused to acknowledge any wrongdoing throughout, leading to a harsher sentence.

Still, that the judge granted prosecutors’ request for a fittingly titled ‘provisional execution ban’, decapitating her presidential campaign before it even began, has rightly shocked Le Pen’s supporters and even a few of her opponents. She stormed out before her full sentence could be read out. After her trial in November, Gérald Darmanin, the justice minister in Emmanuel Macron’s government and aspiring presidential candidate, insisted ‘Madame Le Pen must be fought at the ballot box, not elsewhere’. The giddy reception the ruling has received from sections of the French left, meanwhile, has been depressing – if depressingly predictable.

Hamas brutality on October 7

Unlike the country’s shameful news media that blackout the news, pro-Palestinian-Hamas western media like AP, CNN, Guardian, BBC, New York Times, and even Al-Jazeera were professional enough to publish the news about the protest. In actuality, this is not the first time (and will not be the last) the Palestinians have demonstrated against the repression and oppression by Hamas.

That alone speaks volumes about the hypocrisy and double standard of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who has been milking the Israel-Hamas conflict in the Middle East for his political agenda – both to win gullible Malay Muslim votes and to support Hamas by virtue of Anwar and Hamas sharing the same ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, which gave birth to the terrorist organization.

In a rare display of public anger against Hamas, thousands of Palestinians marched between the wreckage of a heavily destroyed town in northern Gaza calling for an end to the 17-month deadly and endless fighting with Israel that has made life in Gaza insufferable. Videos shared widely on social media by activists showed young men – some waving white flags – marching in the streets of Beit Lahia chanting “Out, Out, Out, Hamas Out”.

The protest erupted a day after Islamic Jihadists launched rockets at Israel, forcing the Jews state to retaliate and vowed to escalate the war until Hamas returns the 59 hostages it still holds – 24 of them believed to be alive. The Jews state is also demanding that the terrorist group gives up power, disarm and send its leaders into exile – conditions that are non-negotiable.

However, Hamas, which triggered the war when it attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 Jews and kidnapped 251, has said it will only release the remaining captives in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, a lasting ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. Of course, Hamas’ only way to stay in power is to refuse to return the remaining hostages.

To cling to power, Hamas deliberately sets conditions which it knew Israel will never agree. If the terrorist group releases all the 59 hostages, Israel will be under pressure to end the war, but it also means Hamas has zero cards to play. That explains why Hamas has been cooking up excuses not to release Israeli hostages, pussyfooting and dragging its feet for as long as possible.

However, Palestinians clearly had lost patience when Israel halted deliveries of food, fuel, medicine and humanitarian aid to Gaza’s roughly 2 million Palestinians after Hamas abruptly suspended the release of Israeli hostages, leading to the IDF resuming its military offensive. Shaken by the Gazans’ protest, Hamas has begun cracking down on the same people whom it claims to protect.

At least six Palestinians had been brutallyexecuted, whilst others were publicly beaten. Among those killed was 22-year-old Odai al-Rubai, a resident of Gaza City’s Tel al-Hawa neighbourhood. He had called for public demonstrations and spoken out against Hamas on social media, only to be abducted by Hamas operatives – tortured for four hours, and then returned to his family as he lay dying.

Hamza al-Masri, a Gaza-based social activist who lost an eye after being tortured by Hamas, said – “Just for asking to live, a Hamas military unit kidnapped several young men, including helpless Odai. Hours after he was taken, he was returned to his family without life. There isn’t a single journalist in Gaza who can speak about the crimes being committed here. The world has no idea what’s happening.”

Gazan influencer Mustafa Asfour revealed on X (formerly Twitter) that Odai al-Rubai was “killed because he said aloud – We want to live. These are very sad moments, fueling hatred that could ignite a civil war.” One Gazan who asked not to be identified for fear of retribution said – “He was dragged by a rope around his neck, beaten with clubs and metal rods in front of passersby.”

“Hamas is demanding our people to remain steadfast. But how can we remain steadfast when we’re dying and bleeding? Hamas must stop what is happening in Gaza. We’re sending a message to the entire world: We reject the rule of Hamas” – said one man filming the protest and posting the video on X. In Khan Younis, people chanted – “Hamas is a terrorist (group).”

Masked Hamas militants, some armed with guns and others carrying batons, intervened and forcibly dispersed the Gazan protesters, assaulting several of them as people held banners saying – “Stop the war. We refuse to die. The blood of our children is not cheap”. A demonstrator, Ammar Hassan, said – “We are sick of the bombing, killing and displacement.”

Despite Hamas’ threats, mourners at Odai al-Rubai’s funeral shouted anti-Hamas slogans, including “Hamas out.” Another resident, Hussam al-Majdalawi, was kidnapped and beaten in Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp. He was shot in the legs and left wounded in a public square after criticising Hamas. Other demonstrators have mysteriously gone missing in recent days, as Hamas seeks to reassert control and deter further dissent.

While the terrorist group still retains control, the demonstrations showed how its hold on at least some parts of Gaza has weakened as the war took a turn for the worst after Hamas leaders like Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh had been assassinated and killed. Interestingly, some protesters in Beit Lahiya openly criticized Qatari media network Al Jazeera, saying its reports were too favourable toward Hamas.

Even though Hamas won the most seats in the 2006 legislative election, it didn’t win the majority of votes. Hamas was also opposed to a power-sharing agreement with Fatah, the political group which previously controlled Gaza, and seized power in 2007. Rights groups accuse Hamas of violently suppressing dissent, quashing protests in the areas it controls and jailing and torturing critics.

Thanks to Hamas, two-thirds of Gaza’s buildings had been either damaged or destroyed, leaving behind 42 million tonnes of rubble. Having sent Gaza back to the Stone Age, Israel shifted focus to Lebanon. From the stunning assassination of Haniyeh in Tehran to the shocking walkie-talkie and pager explosions in Lebanon, it quickly crippled the entire chain of command of Hezbollah.The targeted assassination of numerous top officials in Hamas, Hezbollah and even Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, including Haniyeh, Nasrallah and Sinwar was the signal of the end of Iranian’s proxies.

Despite the crushing defeat of Republican Brad Schimel by Democrat Susan Crawford in today's Wisconsin Supreme Court race in spite of the efforts of Elon Musk and Scott Pressler, this Congressional victory alongside the Voter ID Amendment in Wisconsin go to show that it was not the blowout that Democrats may have hoped for, going into the 2026 midterm elections.

‘Awesome without Allah’: Helping Muslims Leave Islam

The women talk about everything from tearing their hijab on door handles as a child, wearing a burkini on a beach in Italy, wanting to scream their atheism in Mecca during Hajj, losing custody of a child after a husband’s accusations of blasphemy, reporting a violent fundamentalist father, forging a male guardian’s signature in order to flee their country and being shunned for defending gay rights…

Despite the risks, the women speak of hope, happiness and freedom from Islam and the hijab. The brave women: Fay Rahman, Halima Salat, Mimzy Vidz, Rana Ahmad and Zara Kay reside/have resided in Australia, Britain, Germany and the Netherlands. They are from backgrounds as diverse as Bangladeshi, British, Egyptian/Moroccan, Saudi, Somali/Kenyan, Pakistani and Tanzanian.

Unconquerable India: How India Survived Brutal Invasions

In this compelling talk, Sadhguru unravels how India’s spiritual strength and deep-rooted traditions withstood waves of destruction. What made Hindu culture so resilient?

Why Malaysia recognises Hamas and what it means for US

Donald Trump promised mass deportations—and now, the battle is heating up. Will Khalil be deported? Will Western nations finally take action against anti-American extremists?​ Let them go and protest in Palestine not in non Muslim countries. Beautifully expressed. We need to seriously, and lawfully, eradicate this malignant cancer of hatred and misinformation spreading within our midst.

Malaysia

Friends and relatives say Hamas killed a grandmother, parents protecting their children, and an entire family during raids

Boycott_GE16 : Dear Muslims, The world is scared of us. The world is laughing at us. The world is worried about us. And there are legitimate reasons for their worry that we cannot keep denying. It is time for us to flush the word ”Islamophobia” down the toilet and start looking in the mirror and ask ourselves:

How did we get here? How come the largest and most thriving ter0rist organizations in the world are Muslim? How come ter0rist successfully use Islam to mobilize thousands of Muslims? What is the problem with our leaders, our Imams, and our religion? Why do we keep repeating these stone-age traditions that have failed us and continue to fail us?

The world has left us behind. The ”kuffar” that Imams tell us to hate have traveled to the future while we are still stuck in the Middle Ages reading stories about Mohammed and his flying horse. You are reading this with your phone, tablet, or computer, which was created by the ”kuffar.”

The same ”kuffar” that we hate so much have created medicine that cures diseases. Medicine that our religion’s crystal balls failed to bring about. The ”kuffar” have moved forward and traveled to space. Meanwhile, we are stuck on Earth in the Middle Ages, going to our poisonous mosques every Friday, reciting the same chapters and the same stories of Mohammed.

Why haven’t all of these books and teachings led to any scientific, technological, or medical advancements? 1,400 years of us, stuck, debating: ”Which is the correct sect?” ”What is the correct interpretation?” ”Who is a real Muslim? And who is a kaffer?” ”How can we convince people to become Muslims?” Why on Earth would anyone want to become Muslim today?

They are all scared of us. They are all laughing at us. They are all worried about us. Delete Israel and the West from the world, and we would still be as ignorant as we are. We would still be stabbing each other. Stop blaming them – and look at yourselves instead. The enemy is not out there. The enemy is within.

By: Luai Ahmed 5 Nov 2023

Boycott_GE16 : Luai Ahmed speech at the UN Human Rights Council about their recent report on Israel on behalf of the UN Watch on 1st March 2025:

“I ask the UN, the Arab League, and everyone who had waving the Palestinian flag since October 7. Where is the flag of Yemen? In my country, half a million people have died in the last 10 years. The biggest famine and humanitarian crisis in modern history. Why does no one care when half a million Yemenis die?

What about Sudan? In less than two years, more than 150,000 people have been killed. Where is the Sudanese flag? What about Syria? Half a million people were killed. Where is the Syrian flag? High Commissioner, why is it that when Arabs kill millions of Arabs, no one bats an eye? Where is the outrage? Where are the protesters.

High Commissioner, may I ask why your report mentions Israel 188 times — yet fails to mention the Islamic Republic in Iran even once? How can you speak about the conflict while ignoring the party who armed, trained, and funded the terror proxies — Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis — who have been bombing Israel thousands of times?

Why don’t you mention that the Houthis in Yemen have spent millions of dollars firing missiles at Israel, instead of feeding my starving people? And why is Qatar sitting here as a member of the Human Rights Council when they host the Hamas terror leaders in luxury hotels.” Their response? Silence.

Veteran 1972 : Started after the beheadings of the 700+ Jews. In the 7th Century when Islam came upon the scene.

Third of Britons believe Islam threatens British way of life, says report

I am from Slovakia. We have almost no muslims here and no mosque. This is really shock What is happening in UK!!! Disgusting!!! I'm from Poland, if I would see that playing on the TV I would think that someone invaded my country. An Egyptian once said when you hear the muslim call to prayer in your country, you have been invaded and conquered. J.D. Vance was totally right about the UK with regard to it being the first Muslim nation to have nuclear weapons - and people laughed at him.

British Builders Boycott Controversial Mega Mosque Project in the Lake District!

Sack the councillors! This is not a Muslim country. I hope this is true & God bless the builders if so....This Monstrosity MUST be STOPPED!!!!!!!! No mosques in this country we are Christian we are taking our country back. This is simply not needed in the Lake District. We are predominantly a CHRISTIAN country.

Pakis screwing up the UK

I certainly wouldn't venture here at night that's for sure. I think it's outrageous that anywhere in the UK can be termed a 'no-go' area. As a bonus, I have also included footage of an interesting protest that brought traffic to a standstill so keep watching. I guess this is Tony Blair's and Labour's efforts at cultural enrichment. Along with Saddick Kunt. I am from Birmingham left in 1998 this is unrecognisable. My heart is broken.

Rachel Zegler Snow White is 100% f**ked now...

For an actress once hailed as Hollywood’s next big thing, this was a brutal reality check. Now, the box office numbers are calling back, and the message is clear: no one showed up. She reminds me of Alexandra Ocasio Cortez and her woke agenda. Hey Zegler: no one "hates it when you win", they hate it when you bad-mouth and destroy a beloved classic.

10 Surprising People Who Left ISLAM for CHRISTIANITY

Radical Islam is a snake in the grass, "Peaceful" Islam is the grass that hides the snake. In the Catholic Church, those who wish to convert to Christianity take a course lasting about a year. During this time, they are taught Catholic doctrine and given opportunity to decide if they truly want to convert. If they choose not to proceed, they are free to leave." They are called the elect.

Bersatu’s Port Dickson Division Chief openly stated that Zamri’s release was due to “tremendous mass pressure” on the police department. If true, this represents a grave injustice and a blatant disregard for the principle that all individuals must be treated equally under the law, as enshrined in Article 8 of the Federal Constitution.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently emphasized the Rule of Law, stressing that everyone must follow legal procedures. However, the swift release of Zamri Vinoth contradicts this very principle. It is deeply troubling that PDRM, the institution entrusted with upholding justice, appears to have compromised under external pressure—especially from certain well-known connections to Perlis religious authorities.

By setting this dangerous precedent, PDRM is effectively granting immunity to hate preachers, signaling that individuals with the right connections can flout the law without consequence. This will embolden extremism, erode public trust in law enforcement, and threaten Malaysia’s peaceful coexistence among diverse religious communities.

The people demand answers. The police must justify their actions and reaffirm their commitment to impartial law enforcement, free from political or social pressures. Anything less is a betrayal of justice.

With due respect, and guided by a sincere pursuit of truth, I wish to raise a matter that weighs heavily on my conscience.

Based on my research into the history and heritage of the Malaysian Gujarati community, it appears that both your esteemed parents are of Gujarati Muslim descent. If this is indeed accurate, I humbly ask: on what grounds have you declared your race as "Malay" in your official biodata?

Furthermore, I seek clarification on your company’s claim on its website that Jakel Trading "is now known as the leader of Bumiputera textile business in Malaysia."

If your ethnic classification does not meet the criteria of Bumiputera ("sons of the soil"), I ask respectfully—is this claim appropriate?

According to the late Professor Khoo Kay Kim, by the very definition of the term "bumiputera", which is based on indigeneity and ethnicity, an Indian Muslim can become a Malay constitutionally, but not a bumiputera. He added that the term "bumiputera" was coined in 1963 to refer to the non-Muslim indigenous peoples of Sabah, Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia. (Free Malaysia Today, July 21, 2017)

I ask not out of malice or prejudice, but out of a deep commitment to truth and fairness—values instilled in me by both my parents and my faith.

As the Holy Qur’an reminds us:

“O you who have believed, be persistently standing firm in justice, witnesses for Allah, even if it be against yourselves or parents or relatives…”
(Surah An-Nisa, 4:135)

I believe that transparency strengthens integrity, and that truth—no matter how uncomfortable—must always be upheld.

I look forward to your honest and prompt response.