#extremism

#extremism

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed a strong attachment to the extremist vision of 'Greater Israel,' a plan for the conquest of Palestine and territories in neighboring countries.

On July 25, Russia's upper house approved a new censorship law that introduces fines for anyone caught searching for or accessing content officially labeled as "extremist." This law also imposes penalties for promoting VPN services, tools many Russians rely on to bypass censorship.

Patriot Front claims to be in central Texas for disaster relief after recent flooding, but their focus remains on prioritizing their own people and European communities.

The petition against Kanye West's performance in Bratislava calls it an insult to history, emphasizing the importance of remembering victims of the Nazi regime.

Dylann Storm Roof's manifesto outlined his warped belief in a race war, believing it was necessary to avert a supposed genocide of Caucasians, particularly targeting Black Americans.

Smotrich declared that the offensive is "destroying everything left in [the Gaza] Strip, simply because it is one big city of terror," suggesting an absolute war stance.

Only 0.4% of German soldiers have consistent right-wing extremist attitudes, considerably lower than the 5.4% in the general population, indicating ongoing challenges in extremism.

Issaurat, displaying a Nazi salute, attempted to excuse his actions by claiming to imitate the gesture of a Roman gladiator and Elon Musk.

Democracy was a very nice idea for a while but now it's worn out, says a character in a TV drama I'm watching.

The appropriation of patriotic symbols like the American flag and Patriots' Day has raised concerns regarding their use in far-right extremism, distorting the original meaning.

As countries became more educated, their political views moved in a liberal direction, with increasing religious tolerance and favorable attitudes toward minorities. However, the digital age has reversed this trend.