Me, waiting for the 'anti-colonialist' 'free Palestine and everyone else suffering from abuse' people to fly a Lion and Sun flag

A post by Sharleen Herz, who got it from this Instagram post (https://www.instagram.com/p/DbykZCQFdyc/): Nearly three years ago, Avinatan Or went to a music festival to dance. He was dragged into Gaza and held hostage for 738 days—cut off from the world, in darkness. This week, he returned to a festival for the first time. He danced beneath an open sky, surrounded by music and people. And while he was there, word came that Ahmed Kafina—one of the terrorists who helped abduct him—had been eliminated. Some experiences permanently divide a life into a before and an after. Survival does not erase what happened in between. Avinatan will carry those 738 days with him. But watching him return to the very thing that once preceded unimaginable horror feels like a reclamation of his own life. But Avinatan has also taken up the banner for those who endured the darkness with him—and for the country that never stopped fighting to bring him home. They stole years from him. They did not get the rest of them. Avinatan is home. He is free. And he is dancing again. 🇮🇱

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WfM_Kkka0Ew Daily Wire. Interesting drop. People Are FREAKING Out Over This.

BREAKING: Hamas terror chiefs run UNRWA schools. Who funds UNRWA's Hamas teachers: EU $134 Million Germany $119M UK $47M Spain $38M Norway $38M France $31M Ireland $21M Denmark $21M Swiss $17M Netherlands $16M Luxembourg $16M Belgium $13M

Some schools in the country are adding halal meal options for Muslim students, and that has opened a wider debate about how schools handle special dietary needs. The contrast is what gets people talking: a religious dietary request may have a dedicated meal option, while another child may need gluten-free food because of celiac disease, another may have a serious peanut allergy, and another family may request kosher food. The rules and legal requirements are not identical, but from a parent’s point of view, the obvious question is why some accommodations appear easier to provide than others. If schools are going to expand special meal programs, should the same level of planning and access be available for medical conditions, allergies, and other religious dietary requirements as well? #schoollunch #halalmeals #dietaryneeds