One in three in Denmark regard Muslim immigrants as a threat
In Denmark, a poll shows that one third of those surveyed regard Muslim immigrants as a threat. Slightly more than half disagree that Islam is compatible with Danish values – and only just over one sixth agree.

Editorials

Church of Sweden: Where “tolerance” means exclusion
As the election campaign ramps up, left-leaning public service media once again bring forward that issue which refuses to die: priests who do not want to officiate same-sex marriages. Now it is reported, with sorrow in the voice, that there are still bishops who do not sweep away those who hold the wrong views.
The West’s Failure in the face of antisemitic terror
Israel has reached a “now or never” moment. The scale of the war suggests it will not stop until Iran and its proxies, Hizbollah and Hamas, no longer pose a military threat. The Iranian regime—supported by Norway with roughly 700 million in aid kroner—and its proxies show no concern for their own civilians. While Israelis fight for life, the Islamists fight for death.

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