If you thought the Intifada was just about the Middle East, think again. The radical, violent ideology that fuels terrorism in Israel is on the move—and it’s already here. From Washington, D.C. to Colorado, Americans are being attacked by extremists screaming “Free Palestine!” while targeting Jews in cold blood. This isn’t about land disputes anymore. This is about a global war on civilization—and the West needs to wake up.
The chilling truth is that the same ideology that led to the October 7 Hamas massacre in Israel is alive and well in Kashmir, Kenya, Nigeria, and now American cities. It’s a doctrine rooted in jihad, soaked in blood, and spread through propaganda that paints mass murder as “resistance.” And our media, our academics, and the woke elite are doing their part by giving cover to this madness.
Let’s get real: the phrase “Globalize the Intifada” isn’t just a fringe slogan. It’s a battle plan. One that’s already being executed. In Kashmir, Islamist militants slaughtered 25 civilians—24 Hindus and one Christian—because they were non-Muslims. In Kenya, al-Shabaab terrorists used the same tactic: ask victims to recite the shahada (Islamic declaration of faith), and if they couldn’t, kill them on the spot. Sound familiar? That’s exactly what happened during the October 7 attacks in Israel.
The playbook is consistent: demonize the victims, weaponize identity politics, and justify barbaric violence by calling it liberation. It’s Marxism and Islamism holding hands—two ideologies that hate freedom, hate America, and hate Judeo-Christian values. And they’re making gains not just through bullets, but through hashtags, protest marches, and elite institutions that coddle and amplify their message.
We saw it after the Pahalgam massacre in India. Instead of mourning the dead, the usual suspects—Al Jazeera alumni, leftist academics, and social media mobs—rushed to declare India the real villain. They called Kashmir “occupied,” accused India of apartheid, and dared to justify terrorism as “resistance to settler colonialism.” The same twisted script used to attack Israel. The same lies used to excuse Hamas.
The truth is that Hindus in Kashmir, like Jews in Israel, have a historical and spiritual connection to their land going back thousands of years. They’ve been targeted for extermination, forced conversions, and violent expulsion. One horrific example: Girija Tickoo, a Kashmiri Hindu teacher, was gang-raped and then cut in half with a mechanical saw while still alive. That’s not resistance. That’s evil. And it’s being whitewashed by the same ideological machine that now marches through our streets shouting, “From the river to the sea.”
But here’s the kicker: for every Jewish person in Israel being demonized, there are hundreds of Christians in Africa, Hindus in India, Yazidis in Iraq, and Copts in Egypt facing the same threat. The only difference? The world ignores them. They don’t have media attention. They don’t have protest mobs. They just have graves.
That must change. We need a new alliance—call it the Coalition Against Terror. Jews, Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and all people of conscience need to stop fighting these battles alone. Because this isn’t just about Israel or Kashmir. It’s about defending civilization itself. It’s about pushing back against an ideology that glorifies death, targets civilians, and believes in conquest over coexistence.
President Trump understands this. That’s why under his leadership, the Abraham Accords were signed, Iran’s terror funding was choked, and Hamas was isolated. Compare that to the Biden years, when appeasement was the name of the game and the world’s worst regimes were emboldened. The Trump Doctrine was simple: peace through strength and zero tolerance for terror. It’s time to double down on it.
As Ronald Reagan once said, “If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on Earth.” That stand begins with clarity. With calling evil by its name. And with building an unshakable alliance of people who refuse to be victims.
The Global Intifada is real. It’s here. And it can be defeated—but only if we recognize that this is not a local conflict. This is a global war. And it’s time we started fighting like it.
