Saturday Stuff

On a seasonably cool and partly cloudy Saturday, here are some things going on:

From National Review, what we know about Hamas's attacks against Israel.

From Townhall, as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declares a state of war, reports emerge from the Gaza border.

From The Washington Free Beacon, Hamas kills dozens of Israelis and claims to have taken some hostage.

From the Washington Examiner, the IDF reveals details of its fight to push Hamas terrorists out of Israel.

From American Thinker, transgenderism can literally be heartbreaking.

From NewsBusters, the Israeli government is called "extreme right" for wanting to rescue hostages allegedly taken by Hamas.

From Canada Free Press, the war is on you.

From TCW Defending Freedom, "an alternative view" on the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree.

From EuroNews, Portugal, Luxembourg and Turkey struggle to find solutions to Europe's housing crisis.

From Voice Of Europe, five Mediterranean members of the E.U. hail the bloc's new migration pact, but need more resources.

From The North Africa Post, Morocco expresses concern about the military action in the Gaza Strip, and condemns attacks on all civilians.

From The New Arab, Palestinians brace for an influx of casualties after Hamas attacks Israel.

From the Insider, links to stories about the Hamas attack on Israel.

From the Daily Mail, to celebrate the death of an IDF soldier, a Palestinian man proudly hoists up his young daughter, who holds a machine gun.

From Gatestone Institute, is the Biden administration enabling the Iranian mullahs develop their nuclear weapons program - again?

From The Stream, "Israel under attack".

From The Daily Signal, a study refutes claims by opponents of school choice that it increases tuition costs at private schools.

From The Daily Wire, due to Iranian support for Hamas and American funds going to Iran, former President Trump claims that American taxpayer dollars helped fund Hamas's attack on Israel.

From the Daily Caller, lawsuits keep getting filed against California for its alleged "pro-censorship agenda".

From Breitbart, drones used by Hamas to attack Israel allegedly have "Iranian fingerprints".

From Newsmax, congresscritter Kevin Hern (R-OK) declines to run for Speaker of the House.

And from the New York Post, a psychic claims that the late Queen Elizabeth II has an urgent message for Prince Harry.