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The Times of Israel reported that the patriarchs, bishops, and church leaders of the Holy Land condemned in their statement the attacks by Jewish settlers against European diplomats and Palestinian Christians in the village of Taybeh. https://t.co/zYC3oJnqYa #IsraelinKrisityt #Palestiina #Diplomatia #IL #EU #PS (translated)

The author assesses that violence has escalated in the Middle East. According to him, the chief rabbi of the settlers issued a religious statement on October 16, stating that Jews were allowed to collect Palestinian olives in the West Bank to demonstrate Jewish ownership of the entire area. The author also began to claim that gunmen killed someone on October 23, but the message ended mid-sentence. #lähiitä #palestiina #rauha #IL #PS #IL #PS (translated)

Mikko Vuorenpää wrote that the Center's Jääskeläinen had a discussion partner in leftist Palestinian activist Teemu don Hiilinen. He referred to the saying "the container chooses its lid" and described the duo as very similar. https://t.co/hDju9KJYKd #politiikka #keskustelu #Suomi (translated)

Sammallahti wrote that the Finnish left, in his opinion, had remained silent about the riots in France. He claimed that masked antifascists had waved Palestinian flags, set major cities on fire, looted stores, and assaulted bystanders. Sammallahti assessed that the left's reaction would have been stronger if there had been features interpreted as right-wing in the riots. Sammallahti also claimed that in Finland, antifascist actors operated particularly under the protection of the Left Alliance and the Greens, and had organized events such as Kuokkavieraat, Smash ASEM, Kiakkovieraat, and Makasiinimellakat, as well as the Luokkaretki lähiöst linnaan event and the activities of Extinction Rebellion. According to him, the connections of far-left groups to current politics had not been investigated in Finland because there had been no lustration and the media had a sympathetic attitude towards the left. He added that leftist politicians had sometimes carried symbols of violent extremist groups and that some of the event organizers had advanced to influential political positions. Sammallahti hoped that leftist politicians would autonomously condemn the actions of their like-minded peers. He believed that the violence of the far-left should be prevented rather than understood, using soft and, if necessary, hard means. https://t.co/CXoRZ8GE6X https://t.co/YStFgDHL6U https://t.co/6EQpCOTZAo https://t.co/OOq0ayZ4Ou #vasemmisto #mellakat #antifasismi (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade wrote that Palestinians had been treated so poorly that famine was, in his opinion, palpable. He claimed that they had been forced to eat Louis Vuitton leather bags in Paris in recent days and demanded that such things should not happen again. Kaarisade also wondered why Macron was not being arrested for crimes against humanity. #Palestiina #Ihmisoikeudet #Nälänhätä (translated)

Joakim Vigelius referred to the riots in France and recalled the parliamentary speech of SDP's Tytti Tuppurainen from a couple of years ago. According to him, Tuppurainen had said that France had welcomed immigration from almost all over the world but would still remain France. Vigelius observed that the riots over the weekend showed how much France had changed. He wrote that young men of immigrant backgrounds had looted and destroyed property, set buildings on fire, and violently resisted authorities. He reported that the riots had led to over 2,000 arrests and a thousand policemen being injured. According to Vigelius, France was still France, but no longer the same as it used to be. He described the nation's national pride and homogeneous culture as being under pressure due to tensions and unrest from ethnic parallel societies. He assessed that even a small incident in France or elsewhere could trigger a wave of violence and destruction. Vigelius regarded France as one of Europe's most cautionary examples and questioned whether it was time to acknowledge that, in his view, immigration was permanently and irreversibly destabilizing societies. #Ranska #maahanmuutto #yhteiskunta (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade said he had talked to a Yle journalist and asked how the Palestinian flags were related to the education and cost of living riots. According to him, the journalist replied that everything was related to everything. Kaarisade ironically noted that he had been thoughtless and said that this was indeed the case. https://t.co/QkW70FCAA8 #Palestiina #koulutus #mellakat (translated)

Saara Huhtasaari interpreted the raised eyebrows, large eyes, and open mouth as indicative of cognitive dissonance. She wrote that a person defending immigration and asylum seekers had asked in France why the rioters acted that way, and had received a shove in response. Huhtasaari described the rioters as Islam-leftist and pro-Palestinian and claimed they had destroyed places. Huhtasaari called such empathy "suicidal empathy" and argued that it did not take into account the intentions or reciprocity of the recipient. According to her, the identity of a "good person" could lead people to vote for the same party despite the riots, and maintaining and projecting beliefs overshadowed the facts. According to Huhtasaari, the mainstream media framed the events as student protests, but reality emerged nonetheless. She wrote that change would only begin when a person could admit that immigration had not worked. #maahanmuutto #kognitiivinendissonanssi #mediakritiikki (translated)

The day's Bureaucrat urged to continue watching the shared videos to get an understanding of the situation in France. He claimed that immigrants and leftists were looting stores as well as burning and destroying places, and mentioned that Palestinian and Algerian flags were flying. #Ranska #maahanmuutto #kaupungit (translated)

"I was attacked and pushed down. Luckily, I was wearing a bulletproof vest and a helmet, otherwise I probably wouldn't be here anymore, because they kept kicking me," Levine later said from his hospital bed in stable condition. #IisraeliAsunikud #Palestiina #VägivaldLäänekaldal (translated)

Mika Merano estimates that if the next government were red-blue in the order he meant, the Finns Party would certainly become the largest party in the 2031 elections. He predicted that the composition of the government would at least drive Finland into stagnation. Merano wrote that from the opposition's perspective, criticizing the government could be amusing for the party if the credibility of the right were to suffer, for example, in votes concerning the recognition of Palestine and corruption. However, in his view, the situation would not be a laughing matter for Finland. He mentioned that he had been following recent statements with interest and had been pondering whether the educated bourgeoisie would still be stronger than the right-wingers. #politiikka #Suomi #vaalit (translated)

Rami Kurimo wrote that the flags of Palestine and the Soviet Union were flying in France. He asked what this indicated about the riots in France and the Palestine movement, and mentioned sources like Instagram and the New York Times. https://t.co/RWuJSHVUkI #Palestiina #Ranska #Mellakat (translated)