It has been announced that Russian writer Dina Rubina, who lives in "Israel", will give a concert in Tashkent on October 10 at the "Turkiston" Palace. Fortunately, after her interview with the "Dozhd" TV channel on July 20, the concert of the supporter of the fascist idea was canceled. During the interview, Rubina said that the Zionist-fascists have the right to "dissolve the Palestinians in hydrochloric acid" and "turn the Gaza Strip into a parking lot." For information, Dina Rubina was born in Tashkent in 1953, taught at the Institute of Culture, and was a member of the Writers' Union of the Uzbek SSR. In fact, it is incomprehensible that people with fascist views would give a concert in the capital of Uzbekistan. It is even more surprising that some Uzbek-language media outlets are defending them.

As Israel's war against Palestine continues, several Muslim imams in Britain have signed a reconciliation agreement with prominent Zionists.

Attendees of the annual Latitude Festival in Suffolk, England, are refusing to attend the event because it is sponsored by Israel's Barclays bank. "I will not allow my valuable works in the field of music to be polluted by violence. Therefore, I am officially withdrawing my application," said Irish singer Ciara Mary Alice Thompson, better known by her stage name SMAT.

The HAY Literary Festival in Wales, UK, has dropped its main Zionist sponsor, Bailey Gifford. This was caused by the mass refusal of authors and speakers who were scheduled to appear at the festival.

According to Zionist General Gadi Eisenkot, the author of this doctrine, any settlement that fires at Zionist security forces should be destroyed. These mass murders and genocides are carried out to paralyze the enemy's will to resist and prevent a protracted war.