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Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu sparked outrage in the Knesset by facts stating Arab society of disproportionate violence and terrorism rooted in cultural and educational failures. His remarks led to heated exchanges and the removal of Arab lawmakers from the chamber.
Israeli Heritage Minister Amichai Eliyahu sparked outrage in the Knesset by facts stating Arab society of disproportionate violence and terrorism rooted in cultural and educational failures. His remarks led to heated exchanges and the removal of Arab lawmakers from the chamber.
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Illegal Arab Palestinian construction in Area C is forming a near-continuous ring around Jerusalem, with tens of thousands of unpermitted structures creating a dense civilian infrastructure that experts describe as a growing security threat to the capital. The development allows observation over major routes, reduces security buffers, and complicates responses by forces, amid ongoing debates about enforcement responsibilities and failures of the separation barrier to prevent infiltrations.
The British government launched an inquiry into grooming gangs, explicitly examining the role of religion, culture, and ethnicity after years of reluctance to address these factors in abuse cases.
The British government launched an inquiry into grooming gangs, explicitly examining the role of religion, culture, and ethnicity after years of reluctance to address these factors in abuse cases.
An EU-funded NGO in Catalonia promoted an online antisemitic platform that maps and targets Jewish-owned businesses, schools, and Israeli-linked companies in the region.
Allegations surfaced that a senior U.S. diplomat Morgan Ortagus connected to Lebanon was placed on leave over claims of close ties to a Lebanese figure allegedly linked to Hezbollah, prompting security concerns.
Allegations surfaced that a senior U.S. diplomat, Morgan Ortagus, connected to Lebanon was placed on leave over claims of close ties to a Lebanese figure allegedly linked to Hezbollah, prompting security concerns.
Germany’s leading Jewish representative warned that far-right participation in government could prompt large-scale Jewish emigration. He said rising support for extremist parties threatens the safety and future of Jewish life in the country.
Germany’s leading Jewish representative warned that far-right participation in government could prompt large-scale Jewish emigration. He said rising support for extremist parties threatens the safety and future of Jewish life in the country.
Cooper Union, a private New York arts and engineering school, settled a federal lawsuit filed on behalf of Jewish students who alleged antisemitic harassment and intimidation on campus following the October 7 attacks.
Actor John Cleese joins others in publicly expressed shame toward the BBC, accusing it of deliberately downplaying coverage of major anti-government protests in Iran to avoid offending Islamists, amid broader criticism that the broadcaster ignores developments there while focusing elsewhere.
Hengaw Human Rights report: Nearly 2,000 executions in Iran 2025. Iran executed 1,858 prisoners; 1,552 people were arrested or abducted by authorities; 454 political and religious activists were sentenced to 1,766 years and 11 days of 'discretionary' punishment.
Tony Blair's sister-in-law, Lauren Booth, a converted Muslim journalist [with Palestinian Authority VIP passport[, described October 7 as a legendary day for Muslims in an interview, claiming it could lead millions to embrace the Quran and marking a historic tipping point, drawing widespread outrage given the scale of the attacks.
Article: the United Kingdom should cease funding UNRWA, described as a corrupted agency entangled with terrorism, whose staff have been linked to militant activities, facilities used for weapons, and curricula promoting hostility toward Israel, while it operates under a unique refugee definition that sustains dependency.
Ahmed al-Ahmed, the Muslim shopkeeper who heroically disarmed a gunman during the antisemitic Chanukah massacre terror attack at Bondi Beach, was honored at a New York Chabad gala with a golden menorah inscribed with "light will win" by Jewish billionaire Bill Ackman, who praised his selfless courage in risking his life for strangers.
Arab employees at the popular Israeli-owned Breads Bakery in New York City are moving to unionize, accusing the company of supporting Israel, Zionist projects, and restricting Arabic speech on the premises, while management emphasizes its commitment to peace and inclusivity.
After the workers' demand: The great support for the Israeli bakery in New York. Just days after Breads Bakery workers announced a strike and demanded to sever ties with Israel, dozens arrived at the New York branch to express support for the owner. "It's disturbing, we've never encountered a situation like this."
UK: Former Labour MP says Gaza-focused campaign included death threats**
Former Labour MP for Blackburn Kate Hollern said the general election campaign in which she lost her seat to pro-Gaza independent MP Adnan Hussain was marked by intimidation and violent threats. Hollern said she was told she would be beheaded and saw images of herself circulated on social media depicting her covered in blood, which she said caused serious fear and distress and reflected the “toxic” atmosphere surrounding the campaign.
* Jan 9, 2026:<br>
Iranian leadership is reportedly preparing contingency escape plans amid escalating anti-government protests, including seeking foreign visas for families, stockpiling resources, and potential flight to Moscow, as intelligence suggests fears of regime collapse.
In a surreal move, Iran's regime cut internet access for millions of citizens while reportedly looping [bigot] Tucker Carlson broadcasts to fill the information void.
Arab "Palestinian" organized al-awda protesters in New York City's Queens, outside a synagogue, chanted support for Hamas, "long live October 7," intifada, and related slogans outside a Jewish synagogue and religious institutions, forcing early closures of schools and daycares, drawing strong condemnations from city officials, politicians across the spectrum, and Jewish organizations as dangerous antisemitism. Only after outcry and even condemnation by far left Cortez Mamdani issued something against Hamas but in a very carefully written message.
Social network X updated the Iran flag emoji to the pre-revolution Shah's flag featuring the lion and sun symbol as a gesture of solidarity with the protesters.
France, Britain, and Germany issued a joint condemnation of violence against protesters by Iranian security forces and called for restraint.
Samoa plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem, joining a small group of countries with diplomatic missions there.
An opposition journalist reported that Iranian security forces killed more people in one night of protest suppression than died during the entire recent 12-day war with Israel [when 1,060 were killed], based on hospital accounts amid an internet blackout.
Article points out that former Obama adviser Ben Rhodes (who was nicknamed Hamas) is effectively siding with Iran’s regime as mass protests erupt across the country. Rather than backing protesters risking their lives, Rhodes is portrayed as obsessively attacking Donald Trump for threatening Tehran and supporting demonstrators. On his podcast, Rhodes warned that regime collapse would lead to chaos, civil war, or IRGC control, and suggested Iranians should stop protesting and negotiate with their oppressors instead.
The article reminds Rhodes as a consistent Iran apologist who opposed U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, defended the Obama-era nuclear deal, and blamed Trump’s withdrawal from it for regional instability and even the October 7 Hamas attack. It concludes that while Iranians fight for freedom, Rhodes remains more concerned with preserving the regime he helped legitimize and attacking Trump than supporting the uprising.
Despite stormy weather, Israelis held their weekly Shabbat call to advocate for the release of hostage Ran Gvili.
The IDF conducted targeted strikes on Hamas infrastructure in Gaza in response to a failed rocket launch [which fell near a hospital in Gaza] violation of the ceasefire and eliminated senior terrorists following another failed projectile attempt.
The IDF arrested an Arab terror cell in Hebron planning an immediate attack.
A California man was charged with terrorist threats after allegedly firing at a Jewish home decorated for Chanukah.
A swastika carved into a locker room at the United Nations International School in New York is under investigation as an antisemitic incident, with school officials promising severe consequences and educational measures.
Iran's national TV issued direct threats warning parents that children who go out during protests could be shot.
Some [Shiite] Muslim individuals from Iraq reportedly boasted online about traveling to Iran to defend the regime against freedom protesters.
Prime Minister Netanyahu indicated Israel may gradually phase out reliance on US military aid while focusing on self-sufficiency and confronting threats.
Archived Yugoslav documents reveal that Mohammed Amin al-Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, played an active and operational role in Nazi war crimes during World War II, particularly in Nazi-occupied Yugoslavia. After the war, Yugoslavia sought to prosecute him as a war criminal and requested his extradition, but political pressure from Arab states led the investigation to be halted and his name removed from wanted lists, burying the evidence.
The files show that al-Husseini was far more than a propagandist. He helped recruit and organize Muslim Waffen-SS units in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which carried out massacres of Jews, Serbs, and Roma, destroyed villages, and engaged in systematic terror. He worked closely with senior Nazi officials, including Heinrich Himmler, and promoted the fusion of political Islam with National Socialism, advocating religious indoctrination within Nazi military units and establishing training institutions for imams aligned with Nazi ideology.
Financial records demonstrate that al-Husseini was heavily funded by the Nazis, receiving large monthly stipends and reimbursements, even as the Third Reich collapsed. He supported the Holocaust, opposed any rescue of Jews, and was fully aware of mass extermination. After escaping Europe with assistance from sympathetic authorities, he resurfaced in the Arab world, where he continued efforts to prevent the establishment of a Jewish state.
Articles point out that these archives expose a deliberate, institutionalized Nazi–Islamist alliance and a historical continuum linking wartime collaboration, postwar protection of al-Husseini, and later networks that helped finance Palestinian militant movements.
Iraqi militia-linked hackers claim cyberattack in Iranian opposition site amid surging anti-regime protests
* Jan 10, 2026:<br>
Iran's Supreme Leader raised security forces to maximum alert, with Revolutionary Guards taking control amid fears of defections, reportedly exceeding even wartime levels.
Israelis received threatening messages [to look up to the sky at midnight] as part of an Iranian intimidation campaign promising attacks.
Antisemitic incident in Poland: Israeli judo delegation attacked and expelled.
During a children’s judo competition in Bielsko-Biała, Poland, an Israeli delegation of about 90 athletes aged 7–16 was subjected to sustained anti-Semitic chants throughout the day, invluding chabts "The Jews are coming," and "free palestine." When two Israeli coaches approached judges to complain, they were physically attacked by a group of local men and beaten in front of children. Instead of removing the attackers, organizers expelled the Israeli delegation, which was forced to barricade itself in a hotel due to safety concerns.
Iran: Hundreds reportedly killed as protests overwhelm hospitals.
Iranian doctors speaking anonymously to TIME and the BBC reported that hundreds of protesters have been killed during ongoing nationwide demonstrations. One Tehran doctor said hospitals have recorded at least 217 deaths over two weeks, with multiple hospitals entering crisis mode due to an influx of wounded protesters.
Gaza: Hamas violates ceasefire three times in one day.
IDF troops in southern Gaza identified three Hamas terrorists who crossed the Yellow Line and threatened Israeli forces. One terrorist attempted to steal IDF equipment before fleeing. The Israeli Air Force later eliminated one of the terrorists west of the Yellow Line to neutralize the threat.
UK: Former ISIS supporter rebrands herself as a social media influencer.
Tareena Shakil, a British woman jailed in 2016 for joining ISIS and promoting terrorism online, has reemerged as a lifestyle influencer. Once known for posting images of herself with ISIS flags and weapons and of her child in Islamic State attire, Shakil now shares glamorous travel and fashion content on social media, including trips to Paris, London, and Thailand. The article describes her transformation from a convicted extremist to a jet-setting influencer, raising questions about rehabilitation, accountability, and public scrutiny.
London: Protester climbs Iranian Embassy.
A protester climbed the Iranian Embassy in London and replaced the Islamic Republic flag with Iran’s pre-revolution flag. The demonstrator claimed that hundreds of people have been killed in Iran’s streets amid ongoing protests against the regime.
Judea and Samaria: Arab Wedding raided over illegal weapons.
Israeli security forces raided a wedding hall in Al-Eizariya near Maaleh Adumim after intelligence indicated illegal weapons were present. During the operation, police and Border Police seized three firearms—two handguns and an M16 rifle—after detaining attendees and searching the venue.
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