“Slaughter them with knives, burn them and spread the terrifying images.” Sinwar’s orders. The Telegraph reveals letters written by Ibrahim ten years ago. His drawings and his father’s instructions to turn 7 October into a machine of terror show how hatred is passed on to the younger generations

Carmen Dal Monte reports on the commemoration for 7 October, organised without the involvement of the local council, and accuses the city’s institutions of tolerating the glorification of the terrorist group: “People are very afraid to speak out. Here, almost no one dares to wear the Star of David any more.”

If a motion is passed by tacit consent, or if an institutional document calls for a demonstration, it is taken for granted that this is not a stance being taken but a fundamental truth. A partisan argument is transformed into a universal premise. Anyone who disagrees must raise their hand and declare themselves a dissenter. 

On the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, a debate on the “Palestinian resistance” took place at the University of Bologna, which had not authorised the event. In Turin, preacher Brahim Baya celebrated “78 years of resistance”. Marches were banned in Bergamo, Lecco, Lucca and Vicenza.

The Prime Minister and the President of the Republic reiterate their condemnation of terrorism and anti-Semitism and their commitment to protecting civilian populations, with a view to a peace based on the two-state solution