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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ - sources: Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 20:13, October 12, 2026
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ICC ‘Became a Manipulative Device for Dictatorships and Criminals’: Middle East Expert.
NTD Newsroom.
Oct-09-2026
The State Department imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) just after one of its former judges received the Nobel Peace Price, saying Washington “will ban transactions with this rogue court, cutting off their resources and crippling its ability to operate.”
NTD spoke with David Wurmser, a Middle East affairs analyst at the Center for Security Policy.
[https://www.ntd.com/ntdplus/icc-became-a-manipulative-device-for-dictatorships-and-criminals-middle-east-expert_1178014.html NTD]
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Flydubai co-pilot was inspired by 9/11 when he planned to crash into Israeli airport terminal: officials.
By Associated Press.
Published Oct. 9, 2026.
JERUSALEM — The axe-wielding co-pilot who attacked the captain of a FlyDubai flight to Tel Aviv last month intended to seize control of the airplane and fly it into the passenger terminal at Israel’s main international airport, authorities in the United Arab Emirates said Friday.
The suspect, an Omani national, did so “with the intention of causing the greatest possible number of human casualties,” the UAE’s top prosecutor said in a statement carried by the state news agency WAM. Most of the 174 passengers on the flight were from Israel.
The statement said the co-pilot “drew inspiration” from the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks in the United States and used two previous flights from Dubai to Tel Aviv to “familiarize himself with the flight route and the airport.
[https://nypost.com/2026/10/09/world-news/flydubai-co-pilot-was-inspired-by-9-11-when-he-planned-to-crash-into-israeli-airport-terminal-officials/ NY Post]
FlyDubai co-pilot planned 9/11-style attack on Israel’s main airport, UAE says.
Hamam al-Hammami, a 29-year-old Omani national, intended to cause “the greatest possible number of human casualties,” the Emirati attorney general said.
October 9, 2026 .
By Matthew Hay Brown.
The FlyDubai co-pilot who is accused of attacking his pilot with an ax and attempting to take over their Israel-bound commercial flight last week planned to crash the aircraft into the passenger terminal at Ben-Gurion International Airport, the United Arab Emirates says.
The co-pilot, who has been identified as 29-year-old Omani national Hamam al-Hammami, took inspiration from the al-Qaeda attacks of 9/11, Emirati Attorney General Hamad Saif al-Shamsi said Friday, according to the state-run Emirates News Agency. He had used two previous flights to scout the route and the airport, Shamsi said.
Shamsi’s report, which alleges Hammami underwent a decade-long process of radicalization, raises new questions about how he managed to elude FlyDubai’s screening measures. Investigators found that Hammadi “met the professional and security employment requirements” at the state-owned airline, Shamsi said, “without any indications appearing during those procedures that reveal his extremist tendencies or his intention to carry out a terrorist plot.”
Passengers on board FlyDubai Flight 1073 on Sept. 30 say Hammami struck the pilot with a crash ax, an emergency tool kept in the cockpit, and sent the Boeing 737 Max 8 into a nosedive. Pilot Smit Machchhar suffered life-threatening head injuries but managed to open the cockpit door, allowing passengers to subdue Hammami. Two pilots who were on board to fly the return trip then landed the aircraft safely in Saudi Arabia.
Israeli authorities did not respond immediately to a request for comment Friday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week that Hammami had undergone “Islamic radical indoctrination” and was “suicidal.” A spokesman for Netanyahu described Hammami as “radicalized.”
“He talks on his social media about killing Jews,” spokesman Doron Spielman told The Washington Post. “So it’s very clear he had the intent and the motive to kill Jews before.”
[https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2026/10/09/flydubai-co-pilot-planned-911-style-attack-israels-main-airport-uae-says/ WaPo]
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Abdul El-Sayed Sidesteps Question on Whether Iran or Israel Poses Bigger Threat to US.
Abdul El-Sayed Sidesteps Question on Whether Iran or Israel Poses Bigger Threat to US.
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'I became paranoid': Flydubai passenger suspects crew members aided hijacker, calls for probe.
Speaking to the Post, Asaf Rajuan called for an investigation into flight attendants he suspects may have assisted the hijacker, citing alleged attempts to interfere with the attacker’s restraints.
By Zvika Klein.
October 11, 2026.
Eleven days after helping to overpower the co-pilot accused of trying to crash a flydubai flight bound for Israel, passenger Asaf Rajuan wants two flight attendants who were on board to be investigated. He has also called for the two additional pilots who were traveling and who landed the aircraft in Saudi Arabia to be questioned.
Speaking to The Jerusalem Post on Sunday, Rajuan said he suspected the attendants had assisted the attacker. He described confrontations with passengers, objections to filming and exchanges between the two men that left him afraid the danger had continued after the co-pilot was restrained.
[https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-911331 JPost]
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Arutz Sheva poll.
1/3 of secular Israelis see plane rescue as ‘divine providence’.
Israel National News.
Oct 11, 2026, 8:41 AM
[https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/434411 INN]
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CENTCOM strikes commercial vessel with precision munition after ship attempts to bypass blockade.
Oct 11, 2026.
[https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-911241 JPost]
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FAA warns US airlines of flight risks over Saudi Arabia.
Israel National News.
Oct 12, 2026, 3:53 AM
[https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/434452 JPost]
FAA warns US airlines to exercise caution in Saudi Arabia flight.
Oct 11, 2026.
[https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-911376 JPost]
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'Worst is yet to come:' Houthis claim responsibility for strikes on Saudi airports.
The strikes exposed vulnerabilities in Saudi defense capabilities as the kingdom wages an air campaign against the Houthis, who are fighting a ground war in Yemen against the Saudi-backed government.
October 12, 2026 04:02
[https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-911380 JPost]
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Paris urges Abbas to reverse Palestinian election postponement.
By Joshua Marks. Oct 12, 2026
[https://www.jns.org/live/breaking-news#000001a1-2fcb-dd6a-a7b5-2fef4e550000 JNS]
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Global anti-Israel protests coordinated in advance by international alliance, documents show.
Behind the protest’s preparation and framing is the London-based Global Alliance for Palestine (GAFP), a coalition of about 200 organizations focused on Palestine advocacy.
By Mathilda Heller. October 11, 2026 20:43
Pro-Palestinian protests
across the world last week were coordinated in advance by an international alliance that prepared campaign slogans, media messaging and protest tactics, including calls to shut down city squares, encircle government buildings and blockade corporate hubs,
The Jerusalem Post's review of campaign documents found.
This was first reported on by Fox News Digital, which found that "long before the first demonstrators gathered, the messages for the protest's 'communications framing' and transnational action plan had already been written, the banners designed, the tactics circulated and the media strategy laid out."
Behind the protest preparation and framing is a London-based coalition called Global Alliance for Palestine (GAFP), an international alliance of around 200 organizations that are focused on Palestine advocacy.
Ahead of the week of October 7, which marked the third anniversary of the Hamas attacks, GAFP released press statements and media toolkits encouraging pro-Palestine movements, student groups, trade unions, and civil society organizations worldwide to unite under the banner ‘End the Genocide[sic], Defend the Land’.
GAFP was behind the Global Day of Action on October 10, as well as a direct legislative pressure campaign asking parliamentarians to demand immediate arms embargoes, emergency debates, suspended trade agreements, and binding human rights sanctions against Israel.
In the toolkit for October 10 protests, viewed by the Post, GAFP called for protesters to "shut down city squares, encircle government buildings, and blockade complicit corporate hubs."
Rather than a symbolic march, GAFP said the purpose of the global day of action was to interrupt business-as-usual.
Among the other suggested protest actions were walk-outs, sit-ins, and blockades.
Groups encouraged to use language 'impossible to ignore'..
In a GAFP concept paper for the Global Alliance for Palestine, organizers share guidelines for 'Communications Framing' and 'Core Messages' about Israel. The document encourages groups to use language that is "disciplined, credible, urgent and impossible to ignore."
GAFP also published a list of slogans such as "From Every Street, One Demand: End Genocide, End Occupation" and "Israel Kills. The Media Justifies."
The Post identified 181 organizations in the coalition, with the organizations being spread out across the world.
Among the most high-profile participating organizations are CodePink, the Freedom Flotilla, and regional BDS chapters.
Israel's Foreign Ministry called out the "prewritten accusations, coordinated slogans," and "orchestrated disruptions."
"A calculated effort to hijack headlines, dominate the narrative and demonize Israel. The hatred is loud. The coordination is documented," it said.
While many of the hundreds of protests across the world may have appeared to be independent and unconnected, the understanding of GAFP's campaign indicates that this may not have been the case.
[https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-911360 JPost]
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UK activist group launches ‘Some people are Zionist! Get over it!’ campaign.
The group launched the campaign in response to the Green Party conference's vote on October 4, by 1,022 votes to 813, to pass a motion declaring "Zionism is racism."
By Alex Carson. October 11, 2026.
A group of mainly non-Jewish activists
challenging British antisemitism
by standing with Israel launched a new campaign next to the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square on Saturday, called “Some people are Zionist! Get over it!”
Mark Birbeck, founder and director of Our Fight, told The Jerusalem Post
that the group launched the campaign in response to the Green Party conference’s vote on October 4, by 1,022 votes to 813, to pass a motion declaring “Zionism is racism.”
During the Parliament Square launch event on Saturday, activists wore branded T-shirts displaying the campaign slogan and held signs reading “PROUD ZIO,” utilizing a term that originated as a derogatory slur for Zionists. They also carried Israeli and British flags.
Explaining the motivation behind the initiative, Our Fight activist Kurpa Patel stated to GB News, “We’re here to stand as proud Zionists, after the Green Party adopted their motion saying ‘Zionism is racism.’ We’re saying: some people are Zionist. Get over it.”
Birbeck also spoke with GB News, stating, “There are many people who support the right of Israel to exist, and that’s all Zionism is: the right of Jews to have a homeland. In response to the hysteria we’ve been seeing around the country for the last year or two, anti-Israel hysteria, we’re saying get over it. Israel’s not going anywhere.”
Birbeck told the Post that Our Fight plans to repeat the photo opportunity next month. “We’ll be asking people to come and show their support for Israel next to Churchill’s statue again,” Birbeck said.
Launch is part of “broader mensch campaign” Birbeck said that this launch is part of their “broader mensch campaign” and that they “are organizing a conference on January 17 called ‘Be a #MENSCH,’” the campaign aims to encourage non-Jewish allies in the UK to show public, visible solidarity with the Jewish community amid rising antisemitism.
“We’ll be bringing together activists, academics, and writers to discuss the crisis of antisemitism, and broader issues relating to the nation and community,” Birbeck told the Post.
During the Green Party’s conference, Birbeck stood facing the audience at the front of the room wearing a T-shirt inscribed with the campaign slogan. Our Fight shared a video on social media showing conference organizers approaching Birbeck.
According to the group, conference organizers told him that the messaging was inappropriate before security guards and staff escorted him from the auditorium and took away his pass to block him from attending subsequent votes.
[https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-911348 JPost]
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'I'm not Jewish, I'm a Zionist': Viral trend surges on X as hundreds join in, 'Post' analysis finds.
By Mathilda Heller | October 11, 2026.
A social media trend in which non-Jewish users publicly declare themselves non-Jewish Zionists has spread rapidly across X, with a Jerusalem Post analysis identifying more than 600 matching posts from nearly 550 accounts over just over a week.
The posts follow a recognizable formula: “I'm not Jewish. I'm [nationality, religion or identity]. And I am a Zionist.”
The Jerusalem Post analyzed public X posts to identify where the trend began and who was amplifying it. The analysis uncovered 613 posts published between October 4 and October 11, with activity accelerating sharply on October 9.
The dataset contained three matching posts on October 4, followed by 13 on October 5, 10 on October 6, 22 on October 7, and 26 on October 8.
The number jumped to 131 on October 9, roughly five times the previous day's total. Another 270 matching posts were published on October 10, followed by 138 on October 11 as of the time the data was collected.
In total, 539 of the 613 posts analyzed, or approximately 88%, were published from October 9 onward.
From scattered declarations to a viral formula.
Declarations of support for Zionism by non-Jewish users predate the current trend. However, the earliest posts identified by the Post did not consistently follow the standardized format that has since become widespread.
Among the posts found on October 4 were broader declarations such as, “I'm not Jewish, but I am a Zionist.”
By October 5, users had begun incorporating their national identities. One early example read, “I'm not Jewish. I am Irish, and I am a Zionist.”
An October 6 post similarly stated, “I'm English, I'm not Jewish, but I am a Zionist.”
By October 7, the three-part structure appeared more frequently, with variations identifying the poster as American, Canadian or Iranian before declaring support for Zionism.
One example posted by Dutch writer Bart Schut on October 11 read, “I'm not Jewish. I'm a Dutch atheist. And I am a Zionist.”
The dataset included references to a wide range of national identities, including Iranian, American, Canadian, German, Finnish, Irish, Italian, New Zealander, English, Polish, Australian, British, Dutch, Czech, Japanese, Portuguese and Nigerian, among others.
Some users combined national and religious identities. References to Christians, Catholics, atheists, Muslims, Hindus and agnostics also appeared in the posts analyzed.
Hundreds of accounts join the trend.
The 613 posts collected by the Post came from 549 separate X accounts, indicating that the activity was not primarily driven by a small number of accounts repeatedly posting the same phrase.
Most accounts appeared only once in the dataset.
The available data does not establish that the posts were centrally coordinated or part of an organized campaign. Rather, it demonstrates the rapid replication and adaptation of a common linguistic template across hundreds of accounts.
The timing suggests that the phenomenon changed significantly around October 9, just two days after the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
After the Post captured 74 matching posts between October 4 and October 8, another 539 appeared from October 9 onward.
The trend had also begun drawing attention from users on X, with posts explicitly referring to the growing number of “I'm not Jewish, but I'm a Zionist” declarations.
On October 9, for example, user Oren Barsky wrote: “the ‘I’m not Jewish, but I’m a Zionist’ trend is one of the most moving things I’ve seen on this platform.”
By October 11, Barsky said the trend was “basically [his] whole feed.”
How the Post analyzed the trend.
The Jerusalem Post collected public X search results using multiple variations of the phrases “I'm not Jewish” and “Zionist,” covering posts published between October 4 and October 11.
Duplicate post URLs were removed, leaving 613 posts from 549 unique accounts.
The dataset is not an exhaustive record of every post participating in the trend. Instead, the figures provide a snapshot of the trend visible through public X search results and demonstrate its growth during the period analyzed.
Amid widespread hostility toward Israel and Zionism, the emergence of a trend centered on expressions of solidarity with Israel and the Jewish people's right to self-determination marks a notably positive shift in social media discourse.
[https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/article-911352 JPost]
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If Jews are really Khazars, why do Islamic prophecies about Jews apply to them?
Many Palestinians insist that today's Jews, especially Ashkenazim, are not descended from the biblical Israelites at all. They are supposedly Khazars, descendants of medieval converts to Judaism with no ancestral connection to the Land of Israel. This theory, which is contradicted by genetic evidence,
[https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25079123/] is used to deny Jewish historical rights to Israel.
Yet Islamists routinely invoke Quranic descriptions of the Children of Israel and Islamic prophecies about Jews to condemn modern Israelis.
If today's Jews are not really descended from the ancient Israelites, why should any of those religious texts apply to them?
I finally found a writer who actually addresses this contradiction. Or, more precisely, he handwaves his way around it.
Dr. Omar Al-Jayousi is a member of the Palestine Scholars Association. He is also a regular contributor to Al Jazeera. But his latest article was published in Al Sabeel, a Jordanian site associated with the Muslim Brotherhood.
In that article, after confidently asserting that modern Jews are descended from Khazars and Europeans rather than the biblical Israelites, al-Jayousi asks how Islamic prophecies about future confrontations can apply to them.
His answer is that the conflict isn't about genes or ancestry but ideology and behavior. Modern Zionists, he argues, have adopted the same mentality, superiority complex and historical claims as the ancient Israelites condemned in Islamic scripture.
He writes:
"The present group is the true ideological and philosophical continuation of everything against which religion warned."
In other words, modern Jews don't have to be descended from the ancient Israelites. They merely have to act like them.
A little clever, but theological sleight of hand.
Consider the notorious hadith in Sahih Muslim 2922, which predicts that Muslims will fight Jews in the end times, with rocks and trees calling out that Jews are hiding behind them and should be killed. It explicitly says Jews, not Zionists, colonialists or people who supposedly behave like ancient Israelites. Is a Muslim supposed to decide who fulfills the prophecy based on political ideology? Will the rocks and trees make that decision? Nothing in the text suggests that.
The Quran is even more explicit about the identity of the Children of Israel. Quran 2:47 addresses them as recipients of God's favors. Quran 2:49 recalls their deliverance from Pharaoh, while Quran 2:61 recounts their subsequent disobedience. These verses concern a specific historical people, identified through their ancestry and shared history. They don't describe an ideology that unrelated people can inherit by behaving badly.
Al-Jayousi writes that when Islamic texts describe end-times confrontations, they are not concerned with DNA but with the ideology and behavior of the enemy. That enemy, he says, is defined by aggression, occupation and desecration of holy sites. The modern Zionists are therefore the ideological successors of the ancient Israelites, even if they are supposedly unrelated by blood.
But what exactly does this mean for the notorious hadith about rocks and trees? That prophecy doesn't describe a war against colonialism or occupation. It describes Muslims killing Jews, with rocks and trees revealing where Jews are hiding so they can be killed. There is no qualification about whether those Jews are Zionists, soldiers, settlers or innocent civilians. The language is explicitly about killing Jews as Jews.
If al-Jayousi insists that the prophecy is really about ideology rather than Jewish identity, does that mean the predicted killing also applies to Christian Zionists? He devotes an entire section to Christian Zionism, portraying it as the driving force behind Western support for Israel. What about American politicians who support Israel, or anyone else who endorses the supposedly colonialist project? Are they also the Jews whom the rocks and trees will identify? If not, why not?
He never answers these questions. Instead, he transforms a genocidal prophecy describing the mass killing of Jewish men, women and children into a struggle for human rights. He invokes international law, justice, liberation and the protection of holy sites, as though these concepts explain the hadith's indiscriminate language. But they don't. Human rights law protects individuals regardless of their religion or ideology. It doesn't authorize killing people because they belong to a group supposedly destined for defeat.
Al-Jayousi wants the religious authority of an ancient prophecy, the political appeal of anti-colonialism and the moral legitimacy of human rights, all at once. Yet he never explains how a prophecy about killing Jews becomes a universal struggle for justice.
And after declaring that ancestry is irrelevant, he concludes by celebrating how the alleged Khazar origins of modern Jews undermine their historical claims. Genealogy is decisive when denying Jewish rights, irrelevant when assigning Jewish guilt, and ideology can substitute for ancestry whenever the argument requires it.
The problem isn't merely that his definitions keep changing. It is that he uses those shifting definitions to make an explicitly genocidal prophecy to murder all Jews sound like a modern human-rights campaign.
Apparently, the only thing that must remain consistent is the hate.
Oct 11, 2026.
https://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2026/10/if-jews-are-really-khazars-why-do.html
(Apply the same self contradiction neo Nazis or their promoter Tucker Carlson [Yuck-er Qatarlson] do when they talk about Jesus when he was killed by the Romans and in the same breath the debunked claim that Ashkenazi Jews [who are Israel's minority BTW] are "khazars."
'Nuff said).
[http://disq.us/p/36un4b3 at EoZ]
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Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home as part of a criminal investigation, AP sources say.
Oct 12, 2026.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal agents searched Democratic U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home on Monday as part of a criminal investigation, according to two people familiar with the matter.
[https://apnews.com/article/ilhan-omar-home-searched-8e18c2aea948bd90f4d7a4eb32b9ec3a AP]
Federal agents reportedly raid Ilhan Omar’s home in immigration fraud probe.
Rikki Zagelbaum. Oct 12, 2026.
[https://www.jns.org/news/u-s-news/federal-agents-reportedly-raid-ilhan-omars-home-in-immigration-fraud-probe
JNS]
(Related:
In her April statement which she read out prepared by other people she first called WWII world war eleven.
77 WABC's Post. April 27, 2026.
Ilhan Omar says "World War eleven" instead of WW2, mistaking the Roman numeral for 2 (II) as eleven.
[https://www.facebook.com/77WABC/posts/ilhan-omar-says-world-war-eleven-instead-of-ww2-mistaking-the-roman-numeral-for-/1554767459989954/ FB])
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Israel demands Dutch city let Hapoel Beersheva fans attend Europa League match.
Oct 12, 2026
[https://www.jns.org/live/breaking-news#000001a1-2fd5-d24f-a5bb-6fffecfb0000 JNS]
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Foreign activists to be deported after filming IDF soldiers.
Hezki Baruch.
Three foreign activists, including the president of an anti-Israel organization that promotes BDS, who filmed IDF soldiers in Hebron will be deported from Israel after photos of soldiers from previous shifts were found.
Oct 12, 2026, 8:17 PM
[https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/434500 INN]
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‘I never knew America would turn on Jews this way,’ says Jewish law prof appointed to Pennsylvania human rights panel
“I used to worry because they were black Jews, and I was more concerned that they were black,” Andrea Martin told JNS of her sons. “I never thought when I sent my kids away to college that Max would have to worry about hot coffee being poured on him in a library.”
Jessica Russak-Hoffman. Oct 12, 2026.
[https://www.jns.org/news/u-s-news/i-never-knew-america-would-turn-on-jews-this-way-says-jewish-law-prof-appointed-to-pennsylvania-human-rights-panel JNS]
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Jfeed Staff. Oct 12, 2026 21:10.
Hamas reveals identity of militant who killed Israeli soldier in 2021, confirms his elimination
Hamas's military wing has publicly identified Mohammad Abu Jasser as the militant who killed Staff Sergeant Barel Hadaria Shmueli in August 2021. Hamas confirmed that Abu Jasser, who shot Hadaria Shmueli at point-blank range through a slit in the fence, was eliminated on December 6, 2024. This is the first time Hamas has publicly revealed Abu Jasser's identity and role in the 2021 incident.
[https://www.jfeed.com/latest-news/hamas-reveals-identity-of-militant-who-killed-israeli-soldier-in-2021-confirms-h-54603 JFeed]
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US, 28 other countries decry Iranian regime threats.
Oct 12, 2026.
The foreign ministers of the United States and 28 other countries denounced “in the strongest terms” the Iranian regime’s “campaign of attacks across Europe targeting Jewish communities, Iranian journalists and U.S. interests.”
The joint statement came after British Prime Minister Andy Burnham said that the United Kingdom believes that the planned Sept. 27 terror attack on the Royal Air Force airbase in Fairford was “almost certainly directed” by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The joint statement recognized the British attribution of Iran’s involvement.
“Any attempt by Iran to threaten, silence, intimidate, harass, harm or coerce people on our territories through proxies or any other means is unacceptable,” the 29 countries stated.
[https://www.jns.org/live/breaking-news#000001a1-3103-d52f-a5b5-7b7bce0a0000 JNS]
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Obama endorses El-Sayed for Senate in Michigan.
Oct 12, 2026
[https://www.jns.org/live/breaking-news#000001a1-30ab-dd6c-abe3-fefb11790000 JNS]
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