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A woke French student has become the běte noire of the protests after she mocked business owners who lost their stores in the riots.

Lola-Fleur Whittaker, a leftist political influencer who studies at the prestigious Sciences Po Paris, appeared on a TV show Monday to defend the rioters.

“Your little shops, that’s real cute,” she said during an argument about who was to blame for the weekend’s violence on her appearance on La Grande Confrontation.

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A Gazan teacher is going viral after discussing how the jihadi brainwashing in schools run by the infamous “terror-infested” United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) could trigger a mass-casualty event even worse than the October 7 atrocities.

Islamic sacred texts endorse and encourage the rape, oppression, and murder of non-Muslims, particularly of Jews. For many decades, the Muslim conglomerate now calling itself Palestinian has been particularly fundamentalist about the jihad teachings of Islam. No amount of land grants or international aid has ever satisfied the Palestinians, and even young children proudly say how they aspire to become terrorists and kill Jews. The indoctrination starts very young, and UNRWA, filled as it is with terrorists, runs the schools in Gaza, Judea, and Samaria that train the next generation of terrorists.
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In the video above, the teacher, whose identity is removed for her safety, says that she has been a UNRWA geography teacher for 15 years and that she is currently 40 years old. "Extremism and the ideology of killing and violence are growing in Gaza," she warned. "Teachers are aggressively pushing these ideologies to the students and inciting them to killing and violence."

The teacher emphasized, "This has become very widespread in our society, these ideas are spreading more widely, whether via families, from professors, or from the other students. They are planting these ideas in the minds of our children."