Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar’ blasted out a tweet on Saturday celebrating the release of Israeli-Irish hostage Emily Hand from Hamas captivity, but did so in the most unfathomably infuriating way.
Varadkar wrote that Hand was “an innocent child who was lost has now been found and returned.”
Lost? Found? She was the victim of an international war crime when she was kidnapped by Hamas, and is only back home because actual terrorists were released for her freedom.
Of course, the tweet failed to mention the harrowing 50-day ordeal that the 9-year-old Hand endured in Gaza, where she was held captive by Hamas terrorists after being kidnapped from a sleepover with her friend.
Of note, Emily’s father at first believed that she was killed during the October 7th massacre. He said that he felt “blessed” that she was killed, rather than have been taken hostage by the Hamas monsters.
He said her dying was the “best possibility” considering that what Hamas does to people in Gaza is “worse than death.”
Thankfully, he now has his child back.
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A Muslim stabbed a couple of people in Dublin
Look what the Irish did to the Holiday Inn hotel where Muslims were staying
LAST WEEK they attacked
Paddy get a mirror
False accusations against Israel of what you are guilty of in your own back yard
No wonder you support Palestinians you behave like them
Call yourselves progressive
Maybe ?
Until it does not suit you
Toaivos from a public toaiva.
Ironic that all the Jews bashing him are being kofrim in the power of tefillah. Yes, the Zionists made a deal with the savages. No, he should not have written “lost”. But the Jews bashing prayer are wrong, too.
When the inevitable Muslim takeover of Europe happens and is a reality, we hope and pray that vermin like this filthy sewer rat who is the leader of Ireland, will be the first ones to have his throat slashed and wife and children kidnaped and sold into slavery.
If you knew anything about Ireland you would not be surprised. Ireland is maybe the most anti-Israel and anti-Semitic countries in Europe. Not really sure why – something about them seeing Israel as a colonizing country and exploiting Arabs.
@5TResident,
as you said if you would know anything about Ireland than you’d know why.
1) Heard of the IRA? No? search it up, and you’ll understand a lot.
2) You might find it interesting that there have been reports of Ireland supplying Hamas in the past/present (I’m not sure if this has been confirmed but you can check it).
3) They have I believe some sort of presence in Gaza, though maybe someone here can confirm if so, and what exactly.
Besides, the Irish are very used to the type of activity Hamas involve themselves in, and have an old history of their fighting with the British that controlled them up until peace was initiated a couple o’ years back.
From bombings, shootings, stabbings, a lot of violence that today has mainly quieted down, but still present in subdued tones within Ireland itself.
They see themselves as kind of “brothers” in fighting a similar enemy to that Hamas does.
Hamas though are vicious terrorists (so are the zionist soul burners)…
cmon this is no time 4 playing games at all anymore if that’s the way u feel about what really happened there
My understanding is that the IRA being a radical terrorist group that killed any that disagreed with them including “their own” does draw a parrallel to hamas. Many in Northern Ireland support a Free Palestine alongside a Free Derry. It does not however mean the Irish people as a whole are overwhelming antisemitic (anymore than American youth at present). When I was there less than a decade ago I only noticed this support for Palestine in the North. In the Republic of Ireland & Dublin (the IRA opposed their compromise governments existence) they seemed unconnected to this conflict.
The Irish speech patterns tend to minimize things. They call their bloody civil war “the troubles” the famine which killed over a million people from starvation and disease “the great hunger,” someone mentally ill would be refered to as “touched.” They are not necessarily the sort to explicitly call out hamas in the way we might expect. They are more euphemistic. That’s my read on it anyway although I know little of the current political situation. The world is changing too fast for me to keep up.