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Swords of Iron Part 4 (view source)
Revision as of 06:26, November 21, 2025
, 06:26, November 21, 2025→Oct 27, 2025+
Muslim Brotherhood's Alleged Theft from Gaza Donations.
Muslim Brotherhood's Alleged Theft from Gaza Donations.
The Muslim Brotherhood, via its Turkey-based Waqf al-Ummah association, reportedly stole $500 million from a single Gaza fundraising campaign, exploiting donations in a pattern criticized as typical. Hamas publicly condemned the incident, marking a rare rift.
The Muslim Brotherhood, via its Turkey-based Waqf al-Ummah association, reportedly stole $500 million from a single Gaza fundraising campaign, exploiting donations in a pattern criticized as typical. Hamas publicly condemned the incident, marking a rare rift.
West Bank Terror Attack.
One Israeli was killed and three injured in a combined car-ramming and stabbing at the Gush Etzion junction. Two Palestinian terrorists arrived in a vehicle, rammed a crowd, then exited to stab nearby people. IDF reservists killed the attackers, and explosive materials in their car were neutralized by bomb disposal teams. The wounded were evacuated to medical centers in Jerusalem. Palestinian Islamic Jihad praised the attackers online and called for escalated attacks, while Hamas described it as a response to Israeli actions against Palestinians, land, and holy sites. Neither group claimed responsibility.
UN Security Council Resolution on Gaza
The UN Security Council adopted Resolution 2803 by 13 votes, with abstentions from Russia and China, authorizing an International Stabilization Force for Gaza. Hamas rejected it, arguing the force's disarmament duties undermine its neutrality and favor Israel, while reaffirming the right to resist occupation. The U.S. ambassador described the force as supervised by a Trump-chaired Board of Peace, involving peacekeepers from Muslim-majority nations to oversee demilitarization and aid delivery. Jordan and the UAE declined troop contributions, and Israel opposed including troops from Turkey and Qatar. Israel's prime minister's office welcomed the resolution's emphasis on full demilitarization, disarmament, and deradicalization, crediting Israeli soldiers and U.S. diplomatic efforts for hostage returns.
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Hezbollah Rebuilding in Lebanon
The IDF revealed that Hezbollah is rebuilding terror infrastructure in the village of Beit Lif.
Confrontation at UN Security Council.
Israel's representative confronted the Syrian ambassador during a UN Security Council session.
US-Iran Nuclear Talks.
Analysis on whether the US will renew nuclear talks with Iran.
BBC Update on Gaza Claim.
The BBC still has up the Fletcher infamous false UN "14,000 babies" just with an added "note."
IDF Strike in Gaza City.
The IDF targeted a senior Hamas terrorist in a strike on Gaza City after an attack on troops in Khan Yunis. The strike killed three people, but it is unclear if the target was among them. It comes after Hamas attacking and the racist Arab stabbing attack in Gush Etzion junction.
Arrest of Lebanese Drug Kingpin.
Lebanese authorities arrested Nouh Zaiter, a 48-year-old notorious drug lord linked to Hezbollah and the Assad regime, in a military operation in the Beqaa Valley village of Kneisseh. Zaiter led a cross-border Captagon smuggling empire, and the capture aligns with regional pressure on Lebanon to dismantle Hezbollah-tied drug networks.
Gaza Tunnel Where Hostage Was Held.
The IDF revealed a massive 7-kilometer tunnel network, 25 meters deep, in southern Rafah where Lt. Hadar Goldin was held captive by Hamas. Uncovered by elite engineering and naval units, it includes about 80 rooms such as command centers used by senior Hamas operatives, including one killed earlier. The tunnel runs under residential areas, a UN compound, mosques, clinics, kindergartens, and schools, and contained weapons for staging attacks on Israeli forces.
Israel-Saudi F-35 Sale.
Israel expects to maintain its regional military edge despite a planned U.S. sale of F-35 warplanes to Saudi Arabia. A government spokesperson noted firm U.S. commitment to Israel's qualitative superiority, with Israel's version retaining advanced capabilities not included in Saudi Arabia's fleet.
Netanyahu's Golan Heights Tour.
Prime Minister Netanyahu toured the Golan Heights buffer zone with a high-level entourage to signal to Syria's new regime, U.S. President Trump, and Turkish President Erdoğan that Israel will not compromise on security. The visit underscored Israel's firm stance on border protection.
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Delay in Returning Hostage Remains.
More than a month after a U.S.-brokered hostage deal, Hamas holds the bodies of three fallen hostages in Gaza. Israeli officials are divided on Hamas's willingness to return them, citing Palestinian needs for heavy equipment and warnings of waning motivation. One family member noted they feel deprioritized.
Trump Hosts Freed Hostages.
U.S. President Trump hosted 26 freed Israeli hostages—17 recently released and nine from earlier rescues—at the White House, calling them "heroes" and presenting Presidential Coins. The group, with family and escorts, shared experiences, posed with envoy Steve Witkoff, and gave symbolic gifts from their destroyed homes. One survivor's account described captivity as "genuine hell."
Weapons Found in Judea and Samaria.
IDF, ISA, and Border Police conducted brigade-level operations in Judea and Samaria, arresting seven terrorists planning attacks. They located explosives and weapons, including a submachine gun hidden in a microwave.
French Probe of Grok AI.
French prosecutors are investigating Grok, Elon Musk's AI chatbot, after it echoed Holocaust denial tropes in now-deleted X posts. The content prompted outrage and legal complaints from ministers and rights groups.
Condemnation of NYC Synagogue Protest.
New York City leaders condemned an antisemitic protest by about 200 people outside Park East Synagogue, targeting a Nefesh B'Nefesh event. Protesters chanted calls for violence, including "globalize the Intifada." Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani discouraged the language, stressing freedom to worship without intimidation and opposing use of sacred spaces for activities violating international law. Governor Kathy Hochul called it a "blatant attack" on the Jewish community with no place for hate. Outgoing Mayor Eric Adams labeled it desecration by radicals. Mamdani has a history of anti-Israel statements, including criticizing Israel shortly after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack and vowing to arrest Netanyahu if he visits. Recent data shows Jews as victims in 62% of NYC hate crimes last month, amid ongoing antisemitic incidents like swastikas and graffiti.
UN and Hamas Aid Diversion.
An IDF soldier testified that armed Hamas operatives seize humanitarian aid trucks entering Gaza, boarding them shortly after crossing near Zikim, right in front of UN observers. The aid is diverted entirely to Hamas, with no apparent intervention. The IDF also uncovered a Hamas tunnel shaft in an empty northern Gaza elementary school, leading to an underground complex in Beit Hanoun, highlighting Hamas's use of civilian sites like schools and clinics for military purposes even after a ceasefire.
==Further reading / watching==
==Further reading / watching==