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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 05:26, October 16, 2026
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The Haverford case exposes a pattern in which individuals use anti-Israel or anti-Zionist rhetoric, blame Israel for antisemitism, and promote Palestinian causes while concealing their identities behind anonymous accounts. The case involving religion professor Guangtian Ha highlights the transition from political rhetoric to explicit antisemitic threats, Nazi references, Holocaust rhetoric, and threats against a Jewish colleague and his family. Ha faces charges related to anonymous antisemitic threats and cyberstalking.
The Haverford case [of Islamic Chinese] exposes a pattern in which individuals use anti-Israel or anti-Zionist rhetoric, blame Israel for antisemitism, and promote Palestinian causes while concealing their identities behind anonymous accounts. The case involving religion professor Guangtian Ha highlights the transition from political rhetoric to explicit antisemitic threats, Nazi references, Holocaust rhetoric, and threats against a Jewish colleague and his family. Ha faces charges related to anonymous antisemitic threats and cyberstalking.
Arab led pro-Palestinian march in London resulted in five arrests for inciting racial hatred following an incident outside the Board of Deputies of British Jews office. Police imposed restrictions on the march, including a designated route, protest times and a ban on face coverings. Pro-Israel counter-protesters gathered near Russell Square, displaying Israeli flags and placards -- including 'Stop the GenoLIE' -- and shouting at the demonstrators.
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.
Pro Israel counter protesting against "pro palestine" agitators wave Israeli British and American flags behind police barriers with signs reading STOP THE GAZA GENOLIE and TWO TIER ENDS HERE.
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.
Israel’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories ([[COGAT]]) 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.
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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Hamas generates millions of dollars daily from Gaza aid shipments.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry criticized Ireland after a Dublin hotel canceled 70 rooms reserved for delegates attending an international conference on combating antisemitism. The hotel questioned whether the event was connected to the Israel Defense Forces. Israel accused the Irish government of treating the fight against antisemitism as a public relations exercise while failing to address antisemitism at home.
Ilhan Omar’s father, Nur Omar Mohamed, served as a colonel in Somalia’s military under Islamo-socialist dictator Siad Barre. The regime’s military carried out mass killings, torture and other atrocities against the Isaaq people - genocide of 200,000. Mohamed remained loyal to the regime until its collapse and arrived in the United States as a refugee in 1995. Questions have been raised about his military background, refugee eligibility and naturalization records, as well as whether Omar qualified for derivative citizenship through him. Federal investigators are examining immigration issues involving Omar and her family. A separate investigation concerns her financial disclosures, campaign spending and payments to her husband’s firm. The commentary also links Somali officials and former military commanders to alleged abuses and argues that US immigration and refugee procedures failed to prevent individuals connected to the former regime from entering the country.
Commentators criticized Ilhan Omar and Michigan political candidate Abdul El-Sayed over their connections to Somalia and Egypt, their positions on Israel and their associations with the Muslim Brotherhood. Omar prioritizes Somali interests over those of her US constituents and that El-Sayed’s family has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. The discussion portrays the Muslim Brotherhood as an Islamist movement opposed to Western principles, including individual rights, free speech and the separation of religion and state, and identifies Hamas as an offshoot. It warns that progressive political movements are enabling Islamists to gain influence through democratic institutions.
A French technology executive argued that France’s extensive welfare programs, public spending, regulation and taxation have contributed to economic stagnation, the departure of skilled workers and declining public safety. The commentary uses France as a warning about progressive policies in the United States and argues that Islamist movements exploit progressive groups to advance their own objectives.
Commentators criticized a survey for leading respondents toward the desired results by presenting Sharia as a simple set of laws, thereby encouraging young people [Gen Z] to answer positively so as not to appear intolerant. The survey did not explain exactly what Sharia really is. Young people would reject these practices if they understood them, and the wording of opinion polls produces misleading answers.
The Trump administration is continuing the Biden administration’s prosecution of a journalist who exposed Kanye West’s antisemitism.
Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon and US Ambassador to the [[United Nations]] [[Mike Waltz]] met with Latin American envoys at the United Nations.
[[Colombia]] opened an embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the tenth country to establish an embassy in Israel’s capital. Israel also reinstated its free trade agreement with Colombia. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Israel had reversed most of the negative consequences of the Petro administration’s tenure within two months.
[File:Funny how accountability only works one way.jpg|thumb|Funny how accountability only works one way.]]
A commentary criticized inconsistent accountability over the Strait of Hormuz and the Gaza war. Donald Trump is blamed when Iran closes the strait, while Hamas leaders are not held responsible for the October 7 attacks that triggered the war in Gaza. 'Funny how accountability only goes one way.'
US forces destroyed an Iranian surveillance vessel.
Donald Trump said Iran would use a nuclear weapon within 24 hours if it possessed one.
Israel blocked construction of a military outpost in Gaza intended for the international force associated with Board of Peace. The decision delayed the deployment of international troops and reconstruction efforts.
[[North Korea]] tested submarine-launched cruise missiles.
Sally Rooney’s books are set to be withdrawn from sale in the United Kingdom because of her support for terrorist 'Palestine Action.'
Secretary of State [[Marco Rubio]] held a memorial at the State Department for American victims of the October 7 attacks.
US special envoy Steve Witkoff marked the anniversary of the release of the last 20 living Israeli hostages from Gaza. The hostages reunited with their families after 738 days in captivity. Witkoff thanked Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Jared Kushner and mediators from Israel, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey for their roles in securing their release.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir proposed rewriting the Israel Defense Forces’ ethical code if he becomes defense minister. He wants to replace “purity of arms” with “righteousness of arms,” prioritize victory and the decisive defeat of Israel’s enemies, and base military ethics on Jewish morality, the Bible emphasized in the [[Talmud]], Jewish law and Jewish tradition. His proposed changes would remove restrictions limiting force to what is necessary, protections explicitly barring harm to noncombatants and prisoners of war, and references to universal moral values.
The [[United Arab Emirates]] joined an international forum on combating [[antisemitism]] for the first time.
The [[United States]] agreed to sell Israel 12 Boeing-manufactured [[Apache]] attack helicopters, with deliveries scheduled to begin at the start of the next decade. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz thanked the US administration and Pentagon for their commitment to Israel’s security.
[[Colombia]] becomes the tenth country to open an embassy in Jerusalem. Israel’s foreign minister called the move a historic milestone in bilateral relations and an important day for Jerusalem.
Jewish leaders condemned New York City Comptroller [[Mamdani]]'s fan Brad Lander's decision to end the city’s investments in Israel Bonds, calling the move indefensible.
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Israeli President Isaac Herzog urged broader regional peace and cooperation during a visit to Azerbaijan. He met with Bahraini and Chinese foreign ministers during an Asian security conference and emphasized that cooperation cannot thrive alongside boycotts.
Herzog met with Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in Baku to discuss expanding trade, economic, and investment ties. Herzog welcomed [[Kazakhstan]]’s participation in U.S. President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace. Tokayev reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s support for reducing regional tensions and resolving conflicts through diplomacy.
Herzog met with [[Chinese]] Foreign Minister Wang Yi in [[Azerbaijan]] and raised threats from Iran and its terrorist proxies. They also discussed Middle Eastern developments and Israeli-Chinese economic, trade, and cultural relations.
Israeli police arrested five people after a vehicle carrying Palestinians broke through a Jerusalem checkpoint.
Israel Police arrested five 15-year-old Arab-Palestinians in Sa’ir near Hebron on suspicion of establishing a terrorist group called the Sa’ir Brigades and carrying out firebomb and rock-throwing attacks. In a separate operation in Beit Ula, police arrested a man in his 60s and seized two pistols, ammunition, fireworks, and tens of thousands of shekels from his home. Police also arrested a suspect at the Tarqumiya Crossing who attempted to run over officers with a stolen vehicle the previous weekend. All seven suspects were taken for questioning, and police sought to extend their detention.
The IDF dismantled an underground [[terrorism|terror]] tunnel measuring 1.5 kilometers in southern [[Gaza]]. The tunnel crossed the Yellow Line.
[[Slovak]] President Peter Pellegrini congratulated the Israel Chamber of Commerce on its 25th anniversary.
Former Knesset member Matan Kahana condemned the term “settler violence” as an unfair attack on an entire community. He called for a forceful crackdown on nationalist crime in Judea and Samaria.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog flew through Turkish airspace despite Ankara’s ban, and Turkish and Iranian delegates walked out during his speech at the Baku summit. The report said the flight occurred without Turkey’s knowledge.
Israel ended its war with Iran with more interceptor missiles than it had at the start, according to Rafael’s CEO.
A former Israeli ambassador said Israel secretly received Iranian and Russian weapons from Ukraine.
Canadian authorities arrested two suspects connected to anti-Israel incidents and assaults in Edmonton and Toronto.
Gadi Eisenkot pledged to destroy Hamas within 18 months of becoming prime minister.
Organized falsified editing on Wikipedia.
A Canadian Arab led pro-Palestinian organization, Artists Against Artwashing, plans to hold a [[Wikipedia]] editing event to honor Palestinian artists it calls martyrs and highlight Canadian and Zionist supporters it accuses of backing genocide. The event will include Palestinian short films, an introductory Wikipedia session, and hands-on editing. The initiative has raised concerns about Wikipedia’s neutrality because it organizes contributors around a predetermined political objective. Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger said coordinated editing to advance a controversial viewpoint constitutes canvassing and should result in blocks. WikiBias also questioned the initiative’s stated goal of changing the narrative.
Artists Against Artwashing campaigns for cultural institutions to divest from what it calls settler colonialism and genocide. Its main campaign targets the Azrieli Foundation, the charitable counterpart of the Israeli real estate company Azrieli Group. The organization previously held a Wikipedia editing workshop focused on articles associated with the foundation. Edits to the Azrieli Group article coincided with the workshop in April. One newly registered account made a single edit, while another edited the Azrieli Group and David Azrieli articles and later received a warning for edit warring.
Arab led Pro-Palestinian organizations have also organized Wikipedia editing workshops related to the Israel-Hamas war. Hamas linked Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor operates a program called WikiRights that trains Palestinians in human rights research, documentation, and Wikipedia editing in Arabic and English. Its third edition began in Gaza in February, targeting 12 young Palestinian participants.
The Anti-Defamation League’s Center for Technology and Society released a report finding that biased edits remain in major Wikipedia articles about Israel, Zionism, Hamas, and Jewish history. The report follows an investigation that documented a coordinated campaign involving approximately 30 editors who sought to influence articles about Israel, Jewish history, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The ADL found that biased edits remain in Wikipedia articles despite bans against several editors. On six major articles, 91 percent of one banned editor’s contributions remain in the live text. Documentation of the October 7 attacks, including evidence of sexual violence, has not been restored to the Gaza war article.
The report identified 19 active accounts editing Israel- and Palestine-related articles, including eight previously identified editors who had not been sanctioned and 11 newly identified editors. Their methods have become more subtle, allowing them to maintain preferred narratives through reversions, qualified factual statements, and gradual changes. Across 229 articles edited by multiple accounts, the 11 newly identified editors made the most recent edits to roughly 60 percent of the pages.
The Hamas article was restructured shortly after October 7, 2023, moving material about antisemitism, human shields, child combatants, and human rights abuses to a less-read article. The main article’s introduction now identifies Hamas as a designated terrorist organization only near the end of the section.
The Gaza war article lost approximately 17,000 characters of text and citations documenting October 7 atrocities, including evidence of sexual violence, victims bound with wire and burned, and video evidence of an attempted decapitation. Another 7,400 characters were removed two days later, leaving a brief reference to terrorists who “reportedly engaged” in such violence.
The Zionism article defines Zionism through colonization and states that Zionists sought a state with as few[sic] Palestinian Arabs as possible. Wikipedia editors have flagged the wording as disputed. One account made 543 edits, adding approximately 193,000 characters and removing about 188,000, substantially changing the article despite a small net change in length.
The report found that editors named in its investigation made 832 of 9,576 revisions across four pages and their discussion pages concerning sexual violence during the October 7 attacks. The article on sexual and gender-based violence continues to frame the violence against Israeli women and girls as something that was “reportedly” inflicted, despite multiple reports confirming it.
After the Bibas family’s bodies were returned in February 2025, an editor who had not been sanctioned made 64 edits to the family’s article and discussion page, keeping the circumstances of their deaths open to dispute despite Israeli forensic authorities’ conclusion that they were murdered in captivity.
The ADL renewed recommendations for private identity verification in contentious topic areas, ending anonymous IP editing on sensitive pages, resolving content disputes on merit, and creating a dedicated task force on antisemitic bias. It also called for a structured audit of articles heavily edited by banned contributors and urged search engines and AI developers to disclose when their answers rely on Wikipedia. The ADL called on policymakers to continue oversight.
[[Abdul El-Sayed]]’s academic inspiration, [[Tariq Ramadan]], is a [[Muslim Brotherhood]] descendant who was barred from entering the United States over terrorism ties. Ramadan, known for attacks on Jewish intellectuals, was sentenced in France to 18 years in prison for raping three women.
Jewish Democrat Taylor Weintraub criticized Abdul El-Sayed’s defense of the remark “hurt people hurt people” (- on Hezbollah inspired Arab attempting to massacre 140 toddlers in March 2026, Temple Israel). Weintraub said there was no justification for anyone wanting to kill his five-year-old Jewish-American son.
Israel is monitoring Iranian missile tests and regional threats amid concerns that a miscalculation could trigger a wider conflict before elections in Israel and the United States.
An Arab Palestinian driver struck an Israeli who was attempting to block a road near Ateret in the Binyamin region, lightly injuring him. An initial IDF investigation found that youths had attempted to block traffic.
Chaim Nadel, a [[Holocaust]] orphan who commanded IDF paratroopers, died at 92. He lost his entire family in the Holocaust and arrived in Israel alone as a child. During 33 years of military service, he commanded historic battles and helped shape the Paratroopers Brigade’s combat doctrine. He later presided over the military appeals court and served on the Winograd Commission.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed had a tense exchange with NBC journalist Tom Llamas over questions about his family’s Muslim Brotherhood ties (his mother was a MB member the 1970s). El-Sayed visibly angry first avoiding a straight reply, scuffing, then denied having any connection to the organization and rejected the questions as based on hearsay. The questions followed his half-sister’s social media statements that their mother had been involved with the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1970s.
The discussion also focused on El-Sayed’s refusal to identify whether Israel or Iran posed the greater threat to the United States. [[Pete Buttigieg]] said Iran was an enemy and Israel was an ally, but confirmed he would vote for El-Sayed over Republican candidate [[Mike Rogers]]. Panelists slammed El-Sayed’s confrontational responses to journalists and questioned how he would handle pressure and national security responsibilities as a senator.
The panel discussed the potential electoral consequences of the controversy in Michigan, including the state’s Jewish vote and the need for candidates to attract independents. Some panelists argued that El-Sayed’s response to questions about his family and his position on Israel and Iran could hurt his campaign. They also discussed his support for abolishing ICE, demonizing Israel, connections between his family and Islamist organizations, financing by Islamists and his adoration of Muslim Brotherhood founder's grandson Tariq Ramadan in jail for rape. and his backing Sharia law.
The panel contrasted El-Sayed with Mike Rogers, a former U.S. Army official who served 14 years in Congress. Rogers’s Heritage Foundation score during his congressional tenure was 53 percent, placing him near the political center by the panel’s assessment.
The IDF released two sets of documents connected to the arch terror leader architect of Oct 7 [[Yahya Sinwar]], Hamas’s former leader, ahead of the second anniversary of his death:
- Sinwar’s letter: He urged Hamas terrorists to document the October 7, 2023, massacre, including graphic footage of point-blank shootings and the killing of victims, to create “horrific images.”
The IDF also released footage of the operation that eliminated him.
- His son’s letter: Ibrahim Sinwar, then 10 years old, wrote to his father expressing a desire to hold a Kalashnikov rifle and “shoot the Jews.” The letter, decorated with drawings of tanks and missiles and a Spider-Man sticker, was recovered by Israeli soldiers in Gaza in 2024.
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