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→Jan 22, 2026+
A former Anti-Israel president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, known for strong criticism of Israel was nominated to be the next U.N. secretary-general, drawing attention to her past actions and statements related to Israel and human rights.
A former Anti-Israel president of Chile, Michelle Bachelet, known for strong criticism of Israel was nominated to be the next U.N. secretary-general, drawing attention to her past actions and statements related to Israel and human rights.
NFL stars are fundraising for an Islamic charity called Human Development Fund, which shares an address with a shell company involved in the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal in Minnesota. The charity, touted by the league and Muslim influencers, claims to provide meals to orphans in Gaza, but its founders have links to a mosque that was a food distribution site in the fraud where over 80 people stole $250 million from a federal child nutrition program.
Analysts warn that Houthi attacks on Israel and U.S. ships are likely to resume if tensions escalate following potential strikes on Iran.
Analysts warn that Houthi attacks on Israel and U.S. ships are likely to resume if tensions escalate following potential strikes on Iran.
A security guard at Prague airport forced an ultra-Orthodox woman to remove her head covering during passport control, shouting at her despite her explaining it was for religious reasons. She complied out of fear of arrest, describing it as an antisemitic incident in front of many passengers while traveling to London with her husband.
Lebanon concerned: Syria to aid Israel in next war? Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa says his country has not forgotten its 'revenge' against Lebanon. Ahmed al-Sharaa has warned that his forces have not forgotten their vengeance against the Hezbollah terror group.
Lebanon concerned: Syria to aid Israel in next war? Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa says his country has not forgotten its 'revenge' against Lebanon. Ahmed al-Sharaa has warned that his forces have not forgotten their vengeance against the Hezbollah terror group.
Iran claims its Khoramshahr-4 missile, deployed in underground facilities, can reach Israel in 10 minutes with speeds up to 16 times the speed of sound, a 2,000-kilometer range, and a heavy warhead.
A soldier who was seriously injured planted a tree at the Gaza border during a march by the Nachala movement toward the ruins of the Nisanit settlement.
YAMAM special forces conducted a nighttime raid in Jenin and northern Israeli villages, arresting five suspects from a protection gang that extorted a businessman.
Arab terrorist, Ali Dandis, who murdered two IDF soldiers, David Rubin and Ahikam Amihai, in 2007 was sentenced to three life sentences by a military court, with unprecedented compensation awarded to the victims' families.
Thousands of Jewish women from many countries are completing a two-year cycle of daily biblical study called Nach Yomi, describing it as fulfilling spiritual and educational needs, providing comfort, and connecting them globally while reinforcing the timelessness of Torah.
A North Carolina neo-Nazi was sentenced to five years in prison for threats to kill a Jewish Georgia state representative and a reform rabbi who supported legislation defining antisemitism, with the Justice Department emphasizing prioritization of hate crimes.
A Florida city, Parkland, unanimously adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism, amending its code to guide enforcement of hate crimes without restricting free speech, following support from local Jewish community members.
Israel launched strikes on Hezbollah terror targets across Lebanon, including tunnel shafts for weapons storage, where secondary explosions confirmed arms presence, noting the sites violated ceasefire agreements.
Haverford College permanently banned a protester who disrupted an Israeli journalist's talk with a bullhorn, shouting anti-Israel slogans, after an investigation found violations of campus policies; the individual was not affiliated with the college.
University of Nebraska regents ruled out acting on a student government vote approving divestment from Israel, despite the motion passing and calling for changes in investment policies citing moral imperatives against Israel.
AIPAC criticized leftist Democratic lawmakers for silence on Islamuc Republic of Iran's killing of teenage protesters, contrasting their vocal criticism of Israel and calling it hypocritical given their claims of championing human rights.
New York City mayor Mandani visited an attempted police-stabber in the hospital, diverging from tradition where mayors typically visit injured officers.
Ousted NYC anti-semitism czar explains the mayor replaced him with a left-wing activist because he is a proud Jew who does not hate Israel, noting his replacement has bashed Israel and missed Yom Kippur.
PEN America withdrew defense of an Israeli comedian who refused to condemn Israel, despite advocating free expression, while supporting similar rights for terrorist group members and antisemites.
A watchdog report reveals the Palestinian Authority plans to pay $315 million to terrorists and their families across the Middle East, confirming it has not ended its pay-to-slay program.
The next chair of Harvard's history department called Trump a narcissist white supremacist habitual liar lunatic, brought fruit to an anti-Israel encampment, and joined a lawsuit supporting the "pro-palestine" agitator/bigot Mahmoud Khalil at Columbia.
Media obsessively covers Israel over deadlier wars, creating an illusion of centrality and moral projection, while ignoring greater catastrophes like Sudan; the framing as Israeli-Palestinian conflict misleads by isolating it from regional forces.
* Feb 6, 2026:<br>
Iran agrees to include ballistic missiles and terror funding in talks with the US in Oman, as senior officials confirm discussions on its missile program and support for regional proxies.
A plan to convert an East London synagogue into a mosque by a local Muslim community has sparked fury.
The father of the Islamic-fascist terrorist Jihad al-Shamie, who murdered two Jews at a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur [10.2.25] posted an antisemitic message saying Hitler did to the Jews what they deserved, likening Palestinians to Moses in the basket; he is a surgeon who worked for aid organizations.
Lebanese army chief refused to call Hezbollah a terror group during a meeting, prompting Senator Lindsey Graham to walk out and warn that the US cannot rely on such partners.
IDF struck terror infrastructure in Gaza after terrorists fired shots at troops, violating a ceasefire near the Yellow Line.
Anti-Israel activists plan a 100-boat flotilla to Gaza, calling for global support.
Senate panel probes New York City mayor's changes to antisemitism policies, rescinding prior orders, which could risk federal funding and weaken protections for Jewish students.
* Feb 7, 2026:<br>
Siren sounded in Karmei Tzur after Arab suspects were seen near the fence; residents sheltered as IDF searched and reinforced security.
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee warns of Iranian sleeper cells and Hezbollah operatives on US soil, calling Iran's death to America mission a global threat in the Western Hemisphere.
New York City mayor Islamo-socialist Mandani, signed an order banning ICE from city property, invoking the Quran and calling federal enforcement an abuse of power against the Trump administration.
An Arab terrorist attacked a female soldier in the Jordan Valley.
Hamas reveals hostages were held meters from IDF troops, with efforts to preserve both living and deceased ones.
Netanyahu to meet Trump on Wednesday [2.11.26] to discuss US-Iran negotiations.
US Ambassador Huckabee says Rafah crossing is opening slowly to vet people and prevent terrorists from entering or leaving Gaza.
Srpska leader Milorad Dodik compares his entity's fight for survival to Israel's, invoking shared historical trauma from genocides where Jews and Serbs were killed together.
A new arab "Palestinian" police force is planned, which Netanyahu previously rejected under the prior administration.
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese (dun ved modern Goebbeles) "accused" Israel of being humanity's common enemy[sic] in Qatar's Al Jazeera forum with Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal and Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi.
Syria deploys forces and integrates SDF into its defense after an agreement following clashes, enabling Syrian troops in eastern areas.
Netanyahu to meet Trump amid military pressure; advisors meet Iranian FM on red lines, but gaps seen as unbridgeable with fears of US compromise.
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