As the conflict between Hamas and Israel rages on, a name has begun trending on X: Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, the IDF’s head spokesman who’s been “trying to show the world what Gaza is really like.” Hagari “seemed really solid until last week,” says Glenn Beck. During an interview, the admiral said, “Whomever thinks it's possible to destroy Hamas is wrong. Hamas is an idea. Whomever thinks it's possible to make it disappear is wrong.” Glenn respectfully disagrees. What the IDF Just Said About Hamas Should "TERRIFY EVERYBODY" youtu.be “No, you’re wrong,” he says. “Hamas isn’t just an idea. Ideas grow and grow until they become almost an entity.” “[Nazi] ideas are not dead, and maybe they never will be, but Nazi Germany is dead,” he says, proving that it may not be possible to eradicate an idea, as ideas are abstract, but it is entirely possible to eradicate the physical institutions that represent them. Glenn also points out that theft and murder are ideas, too. “Should we end all policing like they're starting to here in America because someone's always going to steal and murder?” he asks rhetorically. “This, I think, was a huge boost to Hamas’ morale ... and poison to the Israeli morale,” he says, going back to Hagari’s statement. “[His statement] should terrify everybody,” according to Glenn. “This is about good versus evil ... not just for Israel. The West is riddled with supporters of Hamas and their clones. They're marching in our own streets! Do you think if Hamas is re-energized, it's going to be good for America?” he asks. “If Israel fails in this, the world will be darker for it, but it will not stop there. They will come for the rest of us. [Hagari] is wrong.”Want more from Glenn Beck?To enjoy more of Glenn’s masterful storytelling, thought-provoking analysis, and uncanny ability to make sense of the chaos, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

A federal arbitrator has ordered SEIU Union 121RN to pay Riverside Community Hospital $6.26 million in damages after an illegal 10-day strike in the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic threatened patients' lives and health. The union claimed at the time that the strike, which was decried by the hospital, was necessary to "sound the alarm" about what they considered to be unsafe work conditions. Both the hospital and the arbitrator disagreed. The hospital at the time claimed that it had done all it could to ensure worker safety during the strain the early days of the pandemic put on the entire healthcare system, and the arbitrator agreed, ruling that the strike was a violation of the collective bargaining agreement. The damage amount was intended to replace the money spent by the hospital to replace the workers who walked out during the strike. In a statement release by the hospital's parent corporation, the hospital stated, "Our contract was clear, and the union showed reckless disregard for its members and the Riverside community by calling the strike. We applaud the arbitrator's decision."The SEIU indicated that they disagree with the decision and plan to appeal. "Healthcare workers made enormous sacrifices to keep their communities safe during the pandemic—including overcoming their fears of retaliation for telling the truth about what was happening inside the hospital walls. To penalize them for doing so is an affront to the free-speech rights of all workers."Notably, the arbitrator's decision did not mention any penalty for speaking out about what was happening inside hospital walls. It did, however, mention a penalty for encouraging employees to refuse to show up to work when they were contractually obligated to do so.

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