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Swords of Iron Part 4 (view source)
Revision as of 03:15, September 28, 2025
, 03:15, September 28, 2025→Sep 7 - Oct 7, 2025
Israeli official Benny Gantz criticized unilateral recognitions of Palestinian statehood, calling them a reward for terrorism.
Israeli official Benny Gantz criticized unilateral recognitions of Palestinian statehood, calling them a reward for terrorism.
* Sep 25, 2025:<br>
Netanyahu Departs for US: ‘I Will Speak Truth, I Will Condemn Those Who Support Terrorists’.
Netanyahu Departs for US: ‘I Will Speak Truth, I Will Condemn Those Who Support Terrorists’.
UNRWA Ignored Hamas Ties in Schools, Fostering Terrorism – UN Watch Report.
UNRWA, funded by Western states to educate Palestinian children in values like peace, has been accused of enabling Hamas to infiltrate its educational system. A UN Watch report reveals that Hamas leaders held key roles as school principals and union heads, particularly in Gaza and Lebanon, promoting terrorism and radicalization. Over 99% of UNRWA’s 30,000 employees are local staff, many of whom support Hamas, with some openly celebrating the October 7 attacks. Despite known ties, figures like Suhail Al-Hindi, a Hamas politburo member, and Fateh Sharif, a Hamas leader in Lebanon, faced no repercussions from UNRWA. The agency’s failure to address Hamas’s control over staff unions and curriculum has turned schools into breeding grounds for extremism, undermining its stated mission.
While the UN talks two states, the Palestinian Authority talks erasing Israel.
Palestinian Authority (PA) leaders have consistently expressed intentions to destroy Israel and establish a Palestinian state "from the River to the Sea," contradicting global calls for a two-state solution. Statements from Fatah officials, PA religious figures, and Mahmoud Abbas’ advisor emphasize a vision of reclaiming all of historic Palestine, including Israel, through a staged plan. Examples include a Fatah official claiming a right to 27,000 sq. km. of “occupied Palestine,” a PA judge declaring Jews as transient on the land, and summer camps teaching children to aim for a Palestine encompassing Israel. These narratives, broadcast on official PA media, reveal a rejection of coexistence and a commitment to Israel’s elimination.
Lawyer Resigns from Boston University Over Antisemitism Protest. Lyibg racist Arab Prof. Sahar Aziz shielded by her friend Victoria Sahani].
Douglas Hauer-Gilad, an Israeli lawyer and former Boston University adjunct professor, resigned after facing a Title IX investigation for challenging antisemitic posts by Sahar Aziz, a former BU visiting fellow. Aziz, listed as an anti-bigotry fellow, denied Hamas atrocities and accused Zionists of inciting violence against Muslims. Hauer-Gilad’s complaints to BU and other institutions about Aziz’s rhetoric led to a cyberstalking accusation from Aziz, facilitated by her friend, BU professor Victoria Sahani. Despite no evidence of stalking, BU pursued the investigation, prompting Hauer-Gilad’s resignation. He alleges the complaint was a tactic to silence his criticism of antisemitism, highlighting systemic issues at BU. He is considering legal action and has withdrawn a Title VI complaint for safety reasons.
Activist: Accusations of Genocide Against Israel Are Misplaced.
Claims that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza are unfounded and dilute the term’s legal meaning, defined by the 1948 Genocide Convention as acts with intent to destroy a group. Israel’s actions in Gaza target Hamas, not civilians, with measures like warnings before strikes, humanitarian aid coordination, and offers to end the conflict if hostages are released. These contradict genocidal intent. Conversely, Hamas’s charter and actions, including the October 7 massacres, openly advocate for the destruction of Jews, aligning with genocidal ideology. The international community’s refusal to allow Gazan civilian evacuations and reliance on flawed casualty data further complicates the narrative, while Israel’s facilitation of aid and medical evacuations undermines genocide accusations.
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A suspected Iranian spy was indicted for tracking Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, indicating heightened security concerns regarding foreign espionage targeting Israeli officials.
A suspected Iranian spy was indicted for tracking Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, indicating heightened security concerns regarding foreign espionage targeting Israeli officials.
Netanyahu at UN General Assembly: 'A Palestinian State? Madness'.
Netanyahu at UN General Assembly: 'A Palestinian State? Madness'.
In a fiery UN General Assembly speech, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the idea of a Palestinian state, comparing it to giving al-Qaeda a state near New York. He addressed hostages in Hebrew, broadcast live to Gaza via hijacked phones and loudspeakers, urging Hamas to release them and disarm. Netanyahu refuted genocide accusations, highlighting Israel’s evacuation of civilians, and criticized Western nations for recognizing a Palestinian state. He emphasized military successes against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran’s nuclear capabilities, vowing to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Many Arab delegates walked out, while others applauded, and Netanyahu wore a pin with a QR code linking to details of the October 7 atrocities.
In a fiery UN General Assembly speech, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the idea of a Palestinian state, comparing it to giving al-Qaeda a state near New York. He addressed hostages in Hebrew, broadcast live to Gaza via hijacked phones and loudspeakers, urging Hamas to release them and disarm. Netanyahu refuted genocide accusations, highlighting Israel’s evacuation of civilians, and criticized Western nations for recognizing a Palestinian state. He emphasized military successes against Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran’s nuclear capabilities, vowing to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Many Arab delegates walked out, while others applauded, and Netanyahu wore a pin with a QR code linking to details of the October 7 atrocities.
‘There is no genocide’ in Gaza says US ambassador to Israel.
Mike Huckabee: 'There’s no genocide for the simple reason that if it were genocide, Israel could have accomplished that in about two and a half hours. What they don’t get credit for is that when they are going into targets, they announce what those targets are going to be. They instruct by way of leaflets and cell phone messages and broadcast messages.
Now the fact that Hamas amasses their civilians into that area that is going to be hit.'
Hamas Leader Views UN Actions as Benefit of October 7.
Hamas official Ghazi Hamad described the October 7, 2023, attacks as creating a “golden moment” for the Palestinian cause, citing increased global condemnation of Israel and recognition of Palestinian statehood. He linked these outcomes directly to the attack, suggesting it forced the world to acknowledge Palestinian grievances. Hamad’s unapologetic stance, expressed in interviews and social media, frames the massacre as a strategic success, raising concerns that international support for a Palestinian state inadvertently endorses Hamas’s tactics. This view was reinforced after a UN General Assembly resolution condemning Israel, which Hamad tied to the impact of October 7.
OIC’s UN Walkout During Netanyahu’s Speech.
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) orchestrated a walkout by Muslim-majority nations during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s UN address, rejecting his call for peace and Israel’s right to self-defense. This act is seen as a betrayal of the UN’s principles of dialogue, exposing the OIC’s anti-Israel bias and influence over international forums. The walkout is criticized as a refusal to engage with truth and diplomacy, prioritizing an agenda to demonize Israel over progress toward peace.
UN Security Council Rejects Delay on Iran Sanctions.
The UN Security Council voted down a proposal by Russia and China to delay sanctions on Iran, allowing them to proceed as planned. This decision reflects ongoing tensions over Iran’s activities, with no further details provided on the sanctions’ specifics or implications.
Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan.
Donald Trump’s 21-point Gaza peace plan proposes no role for Hamas, a phased IDF withdrawal contingent on hostage release within 48 hours, and potential immunity for Hamas leaders. It also includes exchanging all hostages for 100-200 jailed terrorists. The plan has gained traction, with nearly half of Netanyahu’s voters supporting it, marking a shift in sentiment since the war’s onset.
Heated Gaza Debate on Piers Morgan Show.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee clashed with Palestinian Ambassador Husam Zomlot on Piers Morgan Uncensored, defending Israel’s actions in Gaza and criticizing Western recognition of Palestine as enabling Hamas. Huckabee accused Hamas of obstructing aid, sparking a contentious debate ahead of UN General Assembly discussions.
New Zealand Declines Palestinian State Recognition.
New Zealand announced it will not recognize a Palestinian state at this time, citing unresolved questions and complexities surrounding the decision.
UK Health Chief Condemns Clearing of Antisemitic Arab Doctor.
UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting expressed dismay after Dr. Rahmeh Aladwan, a physician known for antisemitic remarks like “Jewish supremacy[sic],” was cleared to practice following an investigation. Streeting called the language reflective of Nazi values, undermining trust in the UK’s health regulation system.
Antisemitic Attack in Germany.
A Jewish man wearing a Star of David necklace was attacked on a streetcar in Erfurt, Germany, amid a reported rise in antisemitic incidents, with 1,047 cases recorded between January and March, including violence and incitement.
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Eric Adams Supports Israel.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams expressed solidarity with Israel after meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, reinforcing his stance on Israel’s right to exist and defend itself.
Trump and Netanyahu Have Cosy Shabbat Dinner with Leo Terrell.
Trump, Netanyahu, and Leo Terrell Break Bread at Private NYC Shabbat Dinner Amid UN Tensions: The intimate meal unfolded just hours after Netanyahu's fiery UN address defending Israel's Gaza operations.
IDF Operations in Gaza.
The IDF intensified ground operations in Gaza, eliminating terrorists, including one responsible for a Yamam commander’s death, and demolishing homes of attackers. Two soldiers were moderately injured, and the IDF issued demolition orders for additional terrorists’ homes.
CAIR Attorney Advises Against ICE Cooperation.
At a Long Beach, California mosque, CAIR attorney Ramsey Judah advised against cooperating with ICE, urging community members to lock mosque doors, refuse entry to homes, and avoid signing documents to protect against deportations.
Pro-Palestinian "Activist" Sentenced for Firebombings.
Casey Goonan, a pro-Palestinian activist, was sentenced to 19 years in prison for firebombing a police vehicle and targeting other sites in California in 2024, claiming the acts were for Palestinian liberation. No injuries were reported.
At the Western Wall: President Herzog participates in Selichot prayers.
WaPo: Trump plan calls for destruction of Hamas’s offensive weaponry.
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