THE MIGRANT MESS-CLOSE THE BORDER PEOPLE DROWN OUT LIBERALS IN NYC.HAPPY NEW YEAR ISRAEL.

 THE MIGRANT MESS-CLOSE THE BORDER PEOPLE DROWN OUT LIBERALS IN NYC.HAPPY NEW YEAR ISRAEL.

WORLD TERRORISM

GENESIS 6:11-13
11 The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence.(WORLD TERRORISM,MURDERS)(HAMAS IN HEBREW IS VIOLENCE)
12 And God looked upon the earth, and, behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted his way upon the earth.
13 And God said unto Noah, The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence (TERRORISM)(HAMAS) through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.

GENESIS 16:11-12
11 And the angel of the LORD said unto her,(HAGAR) Behold, thou art with child, and shalt bear a son, and shalt call his name Ishmael;(FATHER OF THE ARAB/MUSLIMS) because the LORD hath heard thy affliction.
12 And he (ISHMAEL-FATHER OF THE ARAB-MUSLIMS) will be a wild (DONKEY-JACKASS) man;(ISLAM IS A FAKE AND DANGEROUS SEX FOR MURDER CULT) his hand will be against every man,(ISLAM HATES EVERYONE) and every man's hand against him;(PROTECTING THEMSELVES FROM BEING BEHEADED) and he (ISHMAEL ARAB/MUSLIM) shall dwell in the presence of all his brethren.(LITERAL-THE ARABS LIVE WITH THEIR BRETHERN JEWS)

ISAIAH 14:12-14
12  How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer,(SATAN) son of the morning!(HEBREW-CRECENT MOON-ISLAM) how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!
13  For thou hast said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God: I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, in the sides of the north:
14  I (SATAN HAS EYE TROUBLES) will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most High.(AND 1/3RD OF THE ANGELS OF HEAVEN FELL WITH SATAN AND BECAME DEMONS)

JOHN 16:2
2 They shall put you out of the synagogues: yea, the time cometh, that whosoever killeth you will think that he doeth God service.(ISLAM MURDERS IN THE NAME OF MOON GOD ALLAH OF ISLAM)

IN NYC AOC AND DEMOLIBNUTS THOUGHT THEY COULD JUST COME OUT AND COMMENT ON THE MIGRANT MILLION OPEN DOOR CRISIS. AOC STARTS YAPPING AND SHE WAS DROWN OUT BY PROTESTERS YELLING AMERICA FIRST AND CLOSE THE BORDER. 3 OTHER LIBERALS WERE YAPPING AND ALL GOT SHOUTING OUT AND NOT HEARD. THE DEMOLIBNUTS FINALLY WENT BACK INSIDE THE HOTEL IN NYC WERE THEY WERE LAVICHING ON THEIR LUSTS IN SOME MEETING ROOM. THEN AFTER FOXNEWS TALKED TO A PROTESTER. HE SAID ALL THESE HUNDRED THOUSAND OF MIGRANTS IN NYC AND AREA. WILL BE VOTING FOR THE DEMOLIBNUTS. CLOSE THE BORDER. AND WE MUST STOP THIS. NOBODY IS HELPING US IN NYC ABOUT THIS MIGRANT PROBLEM. OH NUTCASE NADLER WAS ONE OF THE LIBERALS DROWN OUT. THANK GOD. HES NOTHING BUT A CRIMINAL. LIKE HIS HUNTER AND JOE BIDEN PALS. AOC, NADLER RESIGN IMMEDIATELY FOR ALLOWING THIS OPEN BORDER NONSENSE. OR QUIT GIVING THE ILLEGALS $10,000 A MONTH IN WELFARE. NO WONDER EVERYBODY WANTS TO COME TO NY. $10,000 A MONTH AND FREE WHATEVER THE MIGRANTS WANT FROM THE LIBERALS. WHAT MORE COULD A MIGRANT AND TERRORIST LOVE BY BIDEN AND HIS OPEN BORDER LIBERAL BOTTOM FEEDERS. WATCH THE PEACEFUL PROTESTERS ALL GET JAILED FOR TALKING OUT AGAINST THESE ILLEGALS.

AOC, other Dems drowned out by screaming protesters at NYC migrant crisis news conference-Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others held event at Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, which has become a relief center for migrants-Greg Norman By Greg Norman Fox News-Published September 15, 2023 11:28am EDT

Mayor Eric Adams has said the catastrophe could destroy the Big Apple.Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other Democrats were loudly heckled Friday at a press conference in New York City regarding the migrant crisis there.The Democrats, speaking outside of a hotel in Manhattan that has become a relief center for asylum seekers, were drowned out by shouting protesters chanting "send them back!" and "close the border!""My name is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. I'm here alongside Representative Adriano Espaillat, and we're incredibly thrilled and excited to be here..." Ocasio-Cortez started saying as the crowd started growing in noise outside the Roosevelt Hotel."We have geographic diversity here, including representative from California, Texas, Illinois and New Jersey," she added."Close the border! Close the border! Respect the constitution AOC! I am your constituant!" a man was then heard shouting into a megaphone. "And what we seek to do is to make sure that all the resources are necessary and that we are joining with the city and state" Ocasio-Cortez continued saying before man weilding the megaphone shouted over her, saying "Illegal immigration is not right! Respect the constitution, close the border!" This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

After plea deal collapse, Hunter Biden charged with illegally purchasing gun-Prosecutors accuse the US president’s son of lying on forms to buy firearm when he declared in 2018 that he wasn’t using drugs at the time-By Paul Handley Today,SEP 15,23 9:06 am 2

WASHINGTON (AFP) — US President Joe Biden’s son Hunter was indicted Thursday for illegally buying a gun when he was using drugs, casting a new shadow over his father’s campaign for reelection next year.Hunter Biden, 53, was charged with two counts of making false statements when claiming on forms required for the 2018 gun purchase that he was not using drugs illegally at the time.A third charge said that, based on the false statements, he illegally possessed the gun during an 11-day period in October that year.If convicted on all three felony charges, Biden could in theory face 25 years in prison, though in practice they are seldom punished by any jail time.In attesting that he was not an unlawful user of drugs when he bought the Colt Cobra revolver, Biden “knew that statement was false,” the Justice Department said.The indictment came two days after Republicans in Congress opened an impeachment probe against Democrat Joe Biden, alleging that when he was vice president he benefitted financially from his son’s foreign business dealings.The legal troubles of Hunter Biden present a target for political rivals of his father, who is bidding for a second term in the White House.Hunter is a Yale-trained lawyer and lobbyist-turned-artist, but his life has been marred by alcoholism and crack cocaine addiction.Without offering any evidence, Republicans have accused Biden’s Justice Department of protecting his son and have accused Weiss, a Republican appointee, of going easy on Hunter.Representative James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky who will be leading the impeachment inquiry, welcomed the filing of the gun charges, calling it a “very small start.”“Mountains of evidence reveals that Hunter Biden likely committed several felonies and Americans expect the Justice Department to apply the law equally,” Comer said.Twice-impeached former president Donald Trump reacted on his Truth Social platform.This, the gun charge, is the only crime that Hunter Biden committed that does not implicate Crooked Joe Biden,” he said.Plea deal collapsed-But a leading Democrat, Keisha Lance Bottoms, ex-mayor of Atlanta and a former senior adviser to Joe Biden, questioned why Hunter had been charged.“Can anyone tell me how many people have been federally indicted for purchasing a gun while dealing with substance abuse issues?” Bottoms said on X, formerly known as Twitter.“I don’t know the answer, but in my over 29 years as an attorney, I have never heard of it.”The gun charges were filed by Justice Department special counsel David Weiss, who has been investigating Hunter Biden since 2018 over various allegations, mostly related to his overseas business deals.Two months ago a plea deal between Biden and Weiss, covering the gun charge as well as alleged tax violations, went sour.Biden agreed to plead guilty in federal court in Delaware to two minor tax charges. In exchange, he was offered probation, as he had already paid what he owed the government along with penalties.Weiss agreed to suspend the felony gun charge if Biden completed “pretrial diversion,” which often involves counseling or rehabilitation.But in a dramatic July 26 hearing, the deal collapsed over whether Biden would have been immune from any other charges also investigated by Weiss, including possible crimes related to his business dealings in Ukraine, China, and elsewhere.The judge mentioned the possibility that Biden could be charged as having acted as a lobbyist for foreign governments without registering with the Justice Department.Three weeks later, after the deal collapsed, Weiss dropped the tax charges and said an indictment on the gun charge would come by the end of September.As the 2024 election race swings into gear, Republicans in the House of Representatives on Tuesday formally opened an impeachment inquiry against President Biden.They alleged, without offering hard evidence, that while vice president in 2015-2016, Biden intervened to protect an allegedly corrupt Ukrainian energy company, Burisma, where Hunter Biden sat on the board.Republicans allege Joe Biden and his family reaped large sums for helping Burisma.

HAPPY NEW YEAR ISRAEL ON ROSH HASHANA 2023 FRI SEP 15.

Likud MK makes Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage to Uman despite Netanyahu’s warning-Eliyahu Revivo sends supporters ‘a personal and special blessing’ from the Ukrainian city; tens of thousands expected to spend the Jewish new year there amid Russian invasion-By ToI Staff Today,SEP 15,23 11:57 am 14

A member of the ruling Likud party traveled to Uman for Rosh Hashanah, brushing aside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s warning against visiting the city during the Jewish new year amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.Despite the ongoing war, tens of thousands of mostly ultra-Orthodox Jews are expected to be in Uman for Rosh Hashanah, which begins Friday evening and runs until Sunday at sundown, to pray at the grave of revered Hasidic leader Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.Ukrainian authorities have set up concrete mobile shelters and heightened security measures in the city, which has previously been targeted by lethal Russian airstrikes, while repeatedly advising travelers not to make the trip this year.“From here in Uman at the grave of the holy Rabbi Nachman, I wish to give you a personal and special blessing of all the best wishes that one can only pray for,” Likud MK Eliyahu Revivo wrote in a Rosh Hashanah message sent to supporters, according to a Channel 12 news screenshot.Revivo visited Uman despite Netanyahu’s warning last week that the pilgrimage was dangerous, even though the government approved financial aid for such pilgrims. The premier said that when Israel comes under missile attacks, people head for shelter and have protection, “but [in Ukraine] — there are no shelters and there is no protection.”“God has not always protected us, not on European soil and not on Ukrainian soil,” Netanyahu also said.That comment elicited outrage in Haredi circles, later leading to several statements of condemnation and rebuttal, including a lawmaker from the coalition’s United Torah Judaism party who accused Netanyahu of “ignorance” and claimed it was the “Zionists,” rather than God, who were to blame for the suffering of Jews in the Holocaust.On Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with dozens of Chabad rabbis in the country ahead of Rosh Hashanah and reportedly said he expected stronger backing from Israel, noting it would have made it easier for the country to host the thousands of pilgrims heading to Uman.“He said he told Netanyahu that there is a shortage of bomb shelters, but if Israel would help Ukraine, there would be no need for the shelters,” one of the rabbis at the meeting told The Times of Israel.“I will try to take care of Israelis on their way to Uman,” Israel’s Channel 12 reported Zelensky as saying, citing two people who were present. “But if Israel were to agree to send Iron Dome, there would be a way to protect those Israelis. The responsibility to protect them is also the Israeli government’s but it doesn’t do so.”The Ynet news site also reported the remarks, without citing sources.Zelensky, who is Jewish himself, handed out decorations to 15 Jewish soldiers at the event, organized by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine and its head, Rabbi Meir Stambler.Israel has been working with Ukraine on deploying a civilian aerial warning system to alert the population to an incoming attack, but without the interceptor component that destroys incoming rockets.The system is expected to initially cover much of Kyiv, before hopefully being copied in other cities.Iran is supplying ally Russia with attack drones that Ukraine wants to shoot down with the Iron Dome.
Ukraine has long sought missile interceptor capabilities, but Israel has so far refused, seeking to avoid overly antagonizing Russia. This hesitance is seen as linked to Israel’s strategic need to maintain freedom of operations in Syria, where Russian forces largely control the airspace.
Israel is one of the few countries that maintains relatively good relations with both Ukraine, a fellow Western democracy, and Russia.

Global Jewish population hits 15.7 million ahead of new year, 46% of them in Israel-Data released by Jewish Agency on eve of Rosh Hashanah shows number of Jews worldwide grew by 100,000 over past year-By ToI Staff Today, 8:38 am 0-SEP 15,23

The global Jewish population climbed to 15.7 million over the last year, while the number of those living in Israel hit 7.2 million, according to figures the Jewish Agency released on the eve of Rosh Hashanah.The data showed that the global Jewish population grew by some 100,000 over the past year. Israel accounts for 46 percent of the world Jewry, similar to the previous year, with 8.5 million living in communities in the Diaspora.
Following Israel, the United States has the second-largest Jewish population with around 6.3 million.The countries with the next 10 largest Jewish populations are France (440,000), Canada (398,000), the United Kingdom (312,000), Argentina (171,000), Russia (132,000), Germany (125,000), Australia (117,200),  and Brazil (90,000). The figures were based on estimates by Prof. Sergio Della Pergola of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The Jewish Agency said some 27,000 Jews live in Muslim-majority countries, with 14,200 in Turkey, 9,100 in Iran, 2,100 in Morocco, 1,000 in Tunisia, and 500 in the United Arab Emirates.There were 80 countries in the world with Jewish populations between 100 and 10,000 people.The statistics are based on self-identification as Jewish and not as any other religion. According to the Jewish Agency, when also including those eligible to get citizenship under Israel’s Law of Return, which requires at least one Jewish grandparent, there are 25.5 million Jews worldwide.

Flooding death toll soars to 11,300 in Libya’s coastal city of Derna, aid group says-Search efforts underway following massive flood in coastal city fed by breaching of two dams in heavy rains caused by Mediterranean storm Daniel-By AP Today, 4:03 am 0-EP 15,23

DERNA, Libya — The death toll in Libya’s coastal city of Derna has soared to 11,300 as search efforts continue following a massive flood fed by the breaching of two dams in heavy rains, the Libyan Red Crescent said Thursday.Marie el-Drese, the aid group’s secretary-general, told The Associated Press by phone that a further 10,100 people are reported missing in the Mediterranean city. Health authorities previously put the death toll in Derna at 5,500. The storm also killed about 170 people elsewhere in the country.The flooding swept away entire families in Derna on Sunday night and exposed vulnerabilities in the oil-rich country that has been mired in conflict since a 2011 uprising that toppled long-ruling dictator Muammar Gaddafi.Here’s a look at where things stand:Daniel, an unusually strong Mediterranean storm, caused deadly flooding in communities across eastern Libya, but the worst-hit was Derna. As the storm pounded the coast Sunday night, residents said they heard loud explosions when two dams outside the city collapsed. Floodwaters gushed down Wadi Derna, a valley that cuts through the city, crashing through buildings and washing people out to sea.A UN official said Thursday that most casualties could have been avoided.This combination of satellite images from Maxar Technologies shows a coastal roadway in Derna, Libya, on July 1, 2023, top, and the same flood damaged area on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023. The destruction came to Derna and other parts of eastern Libya on Sunday night, Sept. 10, 2023. As the storm pounded the coast, Derna residents said they heard loud explosions and realized that dams outside the city had collapsed. “If there would have been a normal operating meteorological service, they could have issued the warnings,” World Meteorological Organization head Petteri Taalas told reporters in Geneva. “The emergency management authorities would have been able to carry out the evacuation.”The WMO said earlier this week that the National Meteorological Center issued warnings 72 hours before the flooding, notifying all governmental authorities by email and through media.Officials in eastern Libya warned the public about the coming storm, and on Saturday, they ordered residents to evacuate coastal areas, fearing a surge from the sea. But there was no warning about the dams collapsing.HOW DOES CONFLICT IN LIBYA AFFECT THE DISASTER? The startling devastation reflected the storm’s intensity, but also Libya’s vulnerability. Oil-rich Libya has been divided between rival governments for most of the past decade — one in the east, the other in the capital, Tripoli — and one result has been the widespread neglect of infrastructure.The two dams that collapsed outside Derna were built in the 1970s. A report by a state-run audit agency in 2021 said the dams had not been maintained despite the allocation of more than 2 million euros for that purpose in 2012 and 2013.Libya’s Tripoli-based prime minister, Abdul-Hamid Dbeibah, acknowledged the maintenance issues during a Cabinet meeting Thursday and called on the Public Prosecutor to open an urgent investigation into the dams’ collapse.The disaster brought a rare moment of unity, as government agencies across the country rushed to help the affected areas.While the Tobruk-based government of eastern Libya is leading relief efforts, the Tripoli-based western government allocated the equivalent of $412 million for reconstruction in Derna and other eastern towns, and an armed group in Tripoli sent a convoy with humanitarian aid.WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY? Derna has begun burying its dead, mostly in mass graves, said eastern Libya’s health minister, Othman Abduljaleel earlier Thursday.More than 3,000 bodies were buried by Thursday morning, the minister said, while another 2,000 were still being processed, He said most of the dead were buried in mass graves outside Derna, while others were transferred to nearby towns and cities.Abduljaleel said rescue teams were still searching wrecked buildings in the city center, and divers were combing the sea off Derna.Untold numbers could be buried under drifts of mud and debris, including overturned cars and chunks of concrete, that rise up to four meters (13 feet) high. Rescuers have struggled to bring in heavy equipment as the floods washed out or blocked roads leading to the area.Libya’s eastern based parliament, The House of Representatives, on Thursday approved an emergency budget of 10 billion Libyan dinars — roughly $2 billion — to address the flooding and help those affected.HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE BEEN KILLED? As of Thursday, the Libyan Red Crescent said that 11,300 people have been killed, and a further 10,100 are reported missing.However, local officials suggested that the death toll could be much higher than announced.In comments to the Saudi-owned Al Arabia television station on Thursday, Derna Mayor Abdel-Moneim al-Ghaithi said the tally could climb to 20,000 given the number of neighborhoods that were washed out.The storm also killed around 170 people in other parts of eastern Libya, including the towns of Bayda, Susa, Um Razaz and Marj, the health minister said.The dead in eastern Libya included at least 84 Egyptians, whose remains were transferred to their home country on Wednesday. More than 70 came from one village in the southern province of Beni Suef. Libyan media also said dozens of Sudanese migrants were killed in the disaster. IS HELP REACHING SURVIVORS? The floods have displaced at least 30,000 people in Derna, according to the UN’s International Organization for Migration, and several thousand others were forced to leave their homes in other eastern towns, it said.The floods damaged or destroyed many access roads to Derna, hampering the arrival of international rescue teams and humanitarian assistance. Local authorities were able to clear some routes, and humanitarian convoys have been able to enter the city over the past couple of days.The UN humanitarian office issued an emergency appeal for $71.4 million to respond to urgent needs of 250,000 Libyans most affected. The office, known as OCHA, estimated that approximately 884,000 people in five provinces live in areas directly affected by the rain and flooding.The International Committee of the Red Cross said Thursday that it has provided 6,000 body bags to local authorities, as well as medical, food and other supplies distributed to hard-hit communities.International aid started to arrive earlier this week in Benghazi, 250 kilometers (150 miles) west of Derna. Several countries have sent aid and rescue teams, including neighboring Egypt, Algeria and Tunisia. Italy dispatched a naval vessel on Thursday carrying humanitarian aid and two navy helicopters to be used for search and rescue operations.President Joe Biden said the United States would send money to relief organizations and coordinate with Libyan authorities and the United Nations to provide additional support.

Displaced by earthquake, Moroccan families brace for nights with no shelter-Devastation has affected 300,000 Moroccans, including 100,000 children; villagers determined to stay and rebuild-By SAM METZ and MOHAMED BOUKDIRE 14 September 2023, 2:57 pm 0

AMIZMIZ, Morocco (AP) — Rachid Alachoun, a 40-year-old plumber, washes clothes on the roof of his home. Half of it remains standing while the other half can be found in piles of rocks visible from the roof.Alachoun is among the survivors near the epicenter of an earthquake that hit Morocco last Friday. Authorities have reported 2,946 deaths and several thousand injuries.Though he has to walk through boulders and wires to get to his kitchen or bedroom, he has stayed in his family’s home in Amizmiz near the Mellah, the old Jewish quarter. He said the tent that authorities gave them is too small for his entire family.So his life at home goes on.Chairs in the remnants of the family home are covered with the dust of broken walls and possessions that are too large to carry out — a washing machine, tables and a fridge — are still trapped inside.He cooks chicken, carrots and olives in a clay pot on the gas stove in an area he’s kept tidy. The situation is especially precarious when aftershocks strike, such as a 4.6-magnitude tremor on Thursday morning.The Alachouns were told last Saturday that assistance was on the way. Food and water arrived but they lacked shelter until Tuesday, when authorities allocated them one of about 30 small yellow tents set up in a square near the center of town — one of several encampments near Amizmiz.“They told us not to come to get supplies and that supplies would come. So we waited,” Alachoun’s sister, Loubna, said from the coated polyester tent she is sharing with another brother, father, mother and a close family friend.The Alachouns are among many Moroccans now asking questions about their futures, particularly as nights get colder and winter approaches. Though many villagers have been provided food and water, officials have said it could take five to six years to rebuild towns in the High Atlas and have created a special fund for recovery.Rebuilding has already begun in parts of the old city of Marrakech, including the old Jewish Quarter, that are frequented by tourists, while efforts in Al Haouz — the province hardest hit by the earthquakes — are still focused on immediate humanitarian needs.People from the region’s mountain villages may move before their homes are rebuilt, but the Alachouns are dedicated to staying. Most people in the region identify as part of Morocco’s largest indigenous group, Amazigh, and cling tightly to their homeland. The Alachouns doubt that any financial assistance could get them an apartment large enough to house their family in Marrakech, more than an hour away.Such is the case for many families with small children.Until Friday, Naima Ait Brahim Ouali, a house cleaner, lived on the third floor of an apartment building with her five children in Sourejdid, a now-destroyed neighborhood in Amizmiz. She and her daughter fell down the staircase as the earthquake shook their building, ripping the top floor straight off, she said.Now her entire neighborhood has relocated to a corner of a tent city in the center of town. She worries about the future for her five children — ages 25, 20, 19, 14 and 10 — some of whom had just started school last week.Her daughters enjoy studying Arabic, with one passionate about reading the Quran. Her sons have a penchant for drawing and theater. But now fear strikes around 11 p.m., the time the earthquake hit last Friday.“They saw death,” she says of her five children, including a daughter who has experienced nightmares.UNICEF, the United Nations agency that provides aid for children, estimated this week that roughly 100,000 children “have been impacted by the powerful earthquake.” The figure follows an earlier U.N. estimate that 300,000 people were affected by the disaster. About one-third of the population in Morocco is children.Ricardo Pires, a spokesperson for UNICEF, said during humanitarian disasters the organization worries about the trauma of displacement as well as basic needs for children such as access to clean water and medical supplies.“Children get separated from their families. They might be displaced, on the move, and not knowing where to go to stay safe,” Pires said. “This is always a major risk in humanitarian disasters or when earthquakes like this break and it’s very hard to reach certain areas.”Ait Brahim Ouali said that even if the government provides funds to rebuild, she doesn’t want to live in a multi-level apartment building made of bricks. She’s committed to remaining in Al Haouz despite the difficulties for her and her family.“We are afraid for the future. We just started the new school year but the earthquake came and ruined everything,” she said, standing under an umbrella outside of a yellow tent as children played inside. “We just want somewhere to hide from the rain.”