Warren Kinsella

2 days ago | torontosun.com | Warren Kinsella

You may be unfamiliar with Noa’s name, but you have probably heard about the 28-year-old Israeli’s story. It is an extraordinary one, and it is a story that provides some hope in dark and dangerous times. On Oct. 7, 2023, Noa and her boyfriend, Avinatan Or, were at the Nova Music Festival in Israel’s south. Early on the morning of that terrible day, hundreds of Hamas terrorists descended on the festival site, and commenced killing and raping and torturing the young people who had gathered there.

2 days ago | thewarrenkinsella.substack.com | Warren Kinsella

Zohran Mamdani. Wow. Dems are well and truly fucked for the foreseeable future. Among other things, I suspect Google surge in NYC for the question "who is Curtis Sliwa.”Also, get ready for 1,000 Star and CBC political analysis pieces that NYC = Toronto. **Lots of other stuff going on in the world, and few are likely paying attention/care, but man the Tories' numbers are a disaster and Poilievre is (or should be) in deep shit.

6 days ago | thesudburystar.com | Warren Kinsella

The 'unrelenting' alarms prompt people to take shelter for hours at a time to survive the long days and nightsPublished Jun 21, 2025  •  Last updated 10 hours ago  •  4 minute readSmoke billows from a building at Soroka Hospital in Beersheba in southern Israel following an Iranian missile attack on June 19, 2025. Photo by MAYA LEVIN /AFPArticle contentWhat’s it like living in Israel, right now? Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

6 days ago | thewarrenkinsella.substack.com | Warren Kinsella

What’s it like living in Israel, right now? When this writer was there last month, there were lots of sirens and alerts, but not much in the way of anxiety.

6 days ago | torontosun.com | Warren Kinsella

Even when a Houthi ballistic missile penetrated the Iron Dome and landed right beside Terminal Three at the country’s main airport – where my partner happened to be, along with dozens of Canadian kids – nobody seemed to lose their cool. They swept up the shrapnel and the dirt, and flights continued. These days, it’s different. There’s lots of anxiety, now.