News Round-Up

• “Michael Gove is mobbed by pro-Palestine supporters chanting ‘shame on you’ as he walks through London Victoria station” – The Levelling Up Secretary had to be escorted from the London railway station by a large police contingent as demonstrators swarmed around him, the Mail reports.
• “Hamas tunnel found hidden underneath child’s bed in Gaza” – The discovery is the latest in a series of openings to the labyrinthine underground system that terrorists began building almost two decades ago, says the Telegraph.
• “Jewish families leaving synagogue ‘targeted’ by pro-Palestinian demonstrators” – Social media footage showed protesters spraying green smoke, waving Palestinian flags and shouting from cars in north-west London, according to the Telegraph.
• “Netanyahu insists there will be no ceasefire before hostages returned” – Discussing the war at a news conference from Tel Aviv, Netanyahu said Israel “will not stop until we complete our mission” and that its only goal is to win, reports the Mail.
• “The U.K. Covid Inquiry is turning into a whitewash” – The U.K. Covid Inquiry is fast becoming an expensive national disgrace, says Kevin Bardosh in UnHerd.
• “Former Faith Minister: ‘Covid lockdown of churches was outrageous’” – A former Faith Minister has branded the lockdown of churches during the pandemic “outrageous”, reports the Christian Institute.
• “DNA Integration Risk: Moderna knows, FDA denies” – Modified-mRNA vaccines are adulterated with DNA fragments, and the FDA is stonewalling, says Dr. Robert Malone.
• “Bill for vandal damage to Ulez cameras estimated at £10m for past six months” – The Metropolitan Police recorded 220 cameras stolen and 767 damaged across London from April 1st to Octover 31st this year, according to the Telegraph.
• “Children told ‘read woke’ as schools study books that claim white people invented racism” – Schoolchildren in Scotland have been urged to “read woke” and study books claiming racism was invented by white people, the Telegraph reports.
• “No laughing matter: accusations of transphobia wrecked Graham Linehan’s life” – The comedian found himself out of work and out of his marriage when he challenged the transgender ideology that to be a man or woman is a matter of choice, writes Debbie Hayton in the Spectator.
• “The Barbarian Evasions” – Hamas’s progressive apologists seek self-justification in the moral incoherence of relativistic absolutism, argues David A. Eisenberg in Quillette.
• “Identity politics and the retreat from reason” – Afua Hirsch’s new book confirms that the narcissism of the new elites is undermining the Enlightenment, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
• “Why I am now a Christian” – Ayaan Hirsi Ali explains in UnHerd why she left Islam and turned, not to atheism, but to Christianity.
• “Two thirds of young people don’t know what Remembrance Day commemorates” – Only one in three young people knows that Remembrance Day commemorates the First World War Armistice, in a “damning indictment of history teaching” revealed by a new poll, according to the Telegraph.
• “Hong Kong’s Deteriorating Academic Freedom” – Jianli Yang in City Journal issues a call to action for international academia.
• “Michael Gove mobbed by Palestine protesters at Victoria station” – Jake Wallis Simons posts the video on Twitter.

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