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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 18:17, October 14, 2026
, October 14→Part 1
Twelve tankers were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz within a single week.
Twelve tankers were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz within a single week.
Article outlines internal opposition within the Biden administration to Israel’s military response after October 7, 2023. While Biden supported Israel with weapons and international backing, some administration officials wanted to restrict American arms supplies. The book by Islamist Pakistani A.S. Ahmed "Crossing the Red Line" presents a critical account of senior officials Antony Blinken, Jake Sullivan, and Brett McGurk, blaming them for destruction. The article criticizes the book as biased and politically motivated but argues that it reveals serious problems within the foreign policy bureaucracy. One example is a State Department human rights official who discouraged colleagues from attending an Israeli embassy screening of footage from the [[Oct 7 War|October 7]] attacks, citing the risk of trauma and the absence of policy benefits.
Trump criticizes Nobel Peace Prize winner. He criticized the Nobel Peace Prize recipient as anti-Israel and largely unknown. He said he had stopped China and Taiwan from escalating their conflict but did not receive the prize, concluding that "something was wrong in Norway."
Trump criticizes Nobel Peace Prize winner. He criticized the Nobel Peace Prize recipient as anti-Israel and largely unknown. He said he had stopped China and Taiwan from escalating their conflict but did not receive the prize, concluding that "something was wrong in Norway."
Hamas is celebrating the winner of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, despite Hamas having carried out the October 7 massacre. Israel has condemned the situation as a moral failure.
On the Israelophobic Khazar propaganda which is contradicted by genetic evidence and is used to deny Jewish historical rights to Israel. The commentary highlights a contradiction in the position of Dr. Omar Al-Jayousi, a Palestine Scholars Association member and [[Al Jazeera]] contributor, who peddles the Khazar thing while also interprets Islamic texts about the Children of Israel as applying to modern Zionists. Al-Jayousi propagates, presenting modern Zionists as ideological successors to the ancient Israelites. Islamic texts that explicitly identify Jews and the Children of Israel, particularly a hadith in Sahih Muslim predicting that Muslims will kill Jews in the future. Of course, the further confusion: how could apply to people based on political ideology rather than Jewish identity and whether it would extend to Christian Zionists and other supporters of Israel. It criticizes Al-Jayousi for invoking human rights, international law, and anti-colonialism to reinterpret an Islamic idea explicitly calling for the killing of Jews. In conclusion, this Islamist argument treats ancestry as irrelevant when assigning guilt but decisive when denying Jewish historical rights - whatever can be adjusted for hatred. An accompanying comment compares this contradiction to neo-Nazi arguments and Tucker Carlson's promotion of neo Nazis, others advancing the discredited Khazar theory about Ashkenazi Jews while discussing Jesus's death at Roman hands.
On the Israelophobic Khazar propaganda which is contradicted by genetic evidence and is used to deny Jewish historical rights to Israel. The commentary highlights a contradiction in the position of Dr. Omar Al-Jayousi, a Palestine Scholars Association member and [[Al Jazeera]] contributor, who peddles the Khazar thing while also interprets Islamic texts about the Children of Israel as applying to modern Zionists. Al-Jayousi propagates, presenting modern Zionists as ideological successors to the ancient Israelites. Islamic texts that explicitly identify Jews and the Children of Israel, particularly a hadith in Sahih Muslim predicting that Muslims will kill Jews in the future. Of course, the further confusion: how could apply to people based on political ideology rather than Jewish identity and whether it would extend to Christian Zionists and other supporters of Israel. It criticizes Al-Jayousi for invoking human rights, international law, and anti-colonialism to reinterpret an Islamic idea explicitly calling for the killing of Jews. In conclusion, this Islamist argument treats ancestry as irrelevant when assigning guilt but decisive when denying Jewish historical rights - whatever can be adjusted for hatred. An accompanying comment compares this contradiction to neo-Nazi arguments and Tucker Carlson's promotion of neo Nazis, others advancing the discredited Khazar theory about Ashkenazi Jews while discussing Jesus's death at Roman hands.
New York City Democratic socialist congressional candidate, Islamist bigot Darializa Avila Chevalier said the violent criminal record of Oscar Belgal, an undocumented immigrant wounded by [[ICE]] agents in the Bronx, did not matter. She accused the NYPD of portraying him as a villain and defended his attempt to flee federal agents with his five-year-old son in the car.
[[Obama]]'s Democratic commentator Van Jones criticized attacks on Abdul El-Sayed based on his Muslim faith while condemning his foreign policy positions. Jones called El-Sayed’s opposition to Israeli purchases of missile interceptors and support for a total arms embargo against Israel as dangerous policies [Amd putting Millions of Jews in danger]. Jones argued that political opponents should challenge these positions directly rather than attack El-Sayed’s religion, which risks rallying public support around him. Jones acknowledged that El-Sayed has some good ideas but considered his foreign policy views unacceptable.
Post asserts that prominent Arab and Muslim figures and organizations focus on accusing Israel with that genoLIE, while neglecting mass killings and persecution of millions of their Muslim "brethren" in [[Syria]], [[China]], [[Sudan]], Somalia]], [[Yemen]], [[Nigeria]], and [[Iran]] (- by its own government). It criticizes these groups for failing to condemn [[Hamas]]’s responsibility for civilian suffering in Gaza, including its military tactics and decisions. It names Naledi Pandor, Euro-Med, [[CAIR]], USCMO, the OIC, [[SJP]] Students for Justice in Palestine, []Qatar]]i linked and [[Turkey|Turkish]] media outlets, [[Zohran Mamdani]], [[Hasan Piker]], and [[Abdul El-Sayed]] as examples of individuals and organizations accused of promoting anti-Israel propaganda, excusing Hamas, promoting antisemitism, or at least hostility toward Israel. The text also criticizes their political associations, public statements, and treatment of Jewish people.
A discussion on [[Jesse Watters]] Primetime mocks progressive political activism and cancel culture. The speakers ridicule women posting revealing gym selfies to protest comedian Shane Gillis and argue that Democrats frequently turn themselves into the target of public ridicule by responding to jokes with outrage. They praise Gillis for challenging cancel culture and expose Hasan Piker who calls everyone else a "racist" but admitted he has zero black friend, and for propagating the [false-]genocide while wearing clothing associated with Mao Zedong. They also accuse Piker of hypocrisy over China’s treatment of Uyghur Muslims and noted his admiration for a country where Twitch [Piker's platform] is banned.
* Oct 13, 2026:<br>
Former Israeli hostage Segev Kalfon marked one year since his release after 738 days in captivity, reflecting on his ongoing recovery and efforts to learn how to live again.
Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon confronted UN representative Vanessa Frazier over a report on children in armed conflict that he said ignored Hamas’s crimes.
Jared Kushner marked the anniversary of the release of the last 20 living Israeli hostages from Gaza. He recalled the hostages’ reunions with their families as among the most meaningful moments of his life and praised the hostages and their families for their strength and resilience after two years of captivity.
Benjamin Netanyahu visited the seam line in Samaria with senior security officials and warned terrorists against testing Israel. He said the Israel Defense Forces was prepared for the possibility that Palestinian Authority security forces might turn their weapons against Israel.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir demanded the death penalty for the Atab "palestinisn" terrorist murderer of Netanel Shakron in Judea Samaria.
Donald Trump warned the Houthis following attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Jewish day schools in Florida and California evacuated after receiving bomb threats. Representative Jared Moskowitz condemned threats against children and said grievances never justify targeting schools.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case concerning the definition of material support for terrorism. The legal question centers on how much assistance must contribute to a terrorist organization’s ability to achieve its goals. A dissenting Fourth Circuit judge argued that selling a hot dog to a terrorist would not meet that threshold.
Jewish [[United Nations]] employees said little progress has been made in addressing antisemitism within the organization. One employee identified Palestinians, Europeans, leftists, and nongovernmental organizations as major sources of concern.
A Middle East news update covered a container ship struck in the Strait of Hormuz, exchanges of fire between Saudi forces and the Houthis, difficulties in US negotiations with Iran, Saudi Arabia’s destruction of three drones north of Riyadh, and Hezbollah’s plans to distribute up to $14,000 per family following its war with Israel.
Iran and the United Kingdom summoned each other’s ambassadors over a suspected terrorist attack near a British airbase.
Lawrence Deitch, a former University of Michigan regent and former Democratic Party treasurer, endorsed Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Deitch praised Rogers as an honorable man and accused El-Sayed of deliberately encouraging antisemitism. The Republican Jewish Coalition also characterized El-Sayed as the most antisemitic Senate candidate in the country.
Jordan, Kuwait, and Ireland were among 15 countries elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council for terms ending in 2029. Several of the newly elected countries have accused Israel of that gemoLIE. The other new members are Brazil, Burundi, the Dominican Republic, Germany, Ghana, Japan, Nepal, Nigeria, Moldova, Ukraine, Uruguay, and Zambia.
The Arab Joint List said it would not support the next Israeli government without progress toward establishing a Palestinian state. Party chairman Yousef Jabareen identified Palestinian statehood as the most important of four demands the party would present to potential partners following the Israeli election.
An 18-year-old suspected Arab [[ISIS]] supporter was arrested over an alleged plot to attack Israel Defense Forces soldiers in Jerusalem.
US Central Command rejected an Iranian Revolutionary Guard naval commander’s assertion that Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz and would sink approaching American warships. [[CENTCOM]] said the strait was controlled by US forces and regional partners and reported that American forces had helped Gulf partners transport more than 19 million barrels of crude oil through the waterway the previous day.
Metallica frontman James Hetfield said the band would not use its Las Vegas Sphere residency to promote political agendas. He thanked fans for traveling to attend the shows and said Metallica’s purpose was to help audiences forget outside distractions through love, energy, and heavy music. His remarks were a rebuke - amid controversy over musician Macklemore [with his antisenutic history], using performances shouting "free Palestine."
Islamist bigot [[Ilhan Omar]]'s immigration history faces new scrutiny as federal investigators subpoena relatives.
Israel’s defense minister said Iran was attempting to influence Israeli elections.
Donald Trump questioned Representative [[Ilhan Omar]]’s finances after a report sharply revised estimates of her net worth from as much as $30 million to less than $100,000. He linked the discrepancy to a Minnesota fraud scandal and an FBI search of her home.
Islamic fascist Republic of [[Iran]] executed 21-year-old protester Alireza Raisi for participating in protests against the Iranian government. In his final phone call, Raisi comforted his crying father and promised to reunite with a cousin who had been killed in the same demonstrations.
A survey found that two-thirds of Lebanese Shia Muslims support disarming Hezbollah and that there is openness to peace with Israel.
NY GOP candidate Bruce Blakeman offered up some choice words for Hizzoner when he was mentioned near the end of the political match with Hochul.
“Look, if you want to campaign with him, that’s fine,” Blakeman said, adding, “But I will tell you right now, I think Zohran Mamdani is an antisemite.”
* Oct 14, 2026:<br>
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hezbollah against joining an Iranian attack on Israel. He said Israel would seize additional territory in southern Lebanon and strike Beirut’s Dahieh district if Hezbollah joined the attack.
More hatred in [[Ireland]]: A Dublin hotel canceled 70 rooms booked for delegates attending an international conference on combating antisemitism. The Herbert Park Hotel questioned whether the event was connected to the Israel Defense Forces, leaving conference participants without their reserved accommodation.
Former Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski began a new chapter as a television host after his release from Hamas captivity.
R' Shmuel Eliyahu visited students at Ma’alot religious high school who were mourning their 14-year-old classmate, Elazar Yair Vilensky, killed when unexploded ammunition detonated during a school trip in northern Israel. Eliyahu called Vilensky a casualty of war and urged the students to understand the tragedy as part of the wider conflict Israel faces.
[[Colombia]] became the tenth country to establish an embassy in Jerusalem. Israel’s foreign minister called the move a historic milestone in relations between the two countries and an important development for Jerusalem.
Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories said [the cruel Islamic Palestine Gaza's leasership of] Hamas was demanding 10,000 shekels per humanitarian aid truck entering Gaza and threatening merchants who refused to pay. Private traders suspended shipments in response to the demands.
A Saudi Arab national employed as an engineer at [[OpenAI]] was arrested and charged with using or attempting to use an electronic or mechanical device to intercept oral communications. Abdulrahman Alfozan, who had worked at OpenAI since July 2025, was accused of secretly installing an audio recording device in an executive conference room at the company’s San Francisco premises. OpenAI employees discovered the device, concealed in toilet paper and inserted into a USB port behind a television, on September 30. The device had reportedly been installed around September 28, and its contents were encrypted. US intelligence and law enforcement officials said the case highlighted the importance of protecting advanced artificial intelligence technology and American intellectual property from foreign threats.
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