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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 06:01, October 20, 2026
, October 20→Part 1
Former US President [[Barack Obama]] endorsed Islamic Mohamed [[Abdul El-Sayed] in the Michigan Senate race.
Former US President [[Barack Obama]] endorsed Islamic Mohamed [[Abdul El-Sayed] in the Michigan Senate race.
Five NHS staff members, including three doctors, shared social media posts stating that Zionists control the world, calling Hamas terrorists “the resistance,” and saying Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must die. The Campaign Against Antisemitism identified the staff in an investigation following its documentary on antisemitism in the NHS. One named staff member, registered midwife Fatimah Mohamied, enthusiastically responded to a post supporting Palestinian resistance after the October 7 attacks. She worked as a cultural safety champion at West Middlesex Hospital.
Israel plans war-crimes trials for October 7 attackers.
Israel plans war-crimes trials for October 7 attackers.
The Israeli government plans to vote on allocating resources to prosecute Hamas members who carried out the October 7 massacre. The proposal includes establishing a dedicated military administration and appointing judges to a military court in Jerusalem.
The Israeli government plans to vote on allocating resources to prosecute Hamas members who carried out the October 7 massacre. The proposal includes establishing a dedicated military administration and appointing judges to a military court in Jerusalem.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry marked 40 years since Israeli Air Force navigator Ron Arad was abducted by Amal and Hezbollah militants in Lebanon. The ministry emphasized that Arad had not been forgotten and that Israel remained committed to bringing him home.
Israeli minister Amichai Chikli warned that France was already experiencing civil war, expressing support for France’s victory over what he called barbarism despite France’s betrayal of Israel. He also warned Belgium and Britain that similar unrest could reach them.
British counterterrorism officers questioned Holly Passmore, a 44-year-old mother from County Durham, about her support for Israel, connections to the country, future travel plans, interest in Jewish matters, and whether she had visited Auschwitz. An anonymous referral to the Prevent program followed her participation in an educational trip to Israel. The referral characterized her involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as excessive and raised concerns about her mental health and vulnerability. A police intelligence report acknowledged that supporting Israel or traveling there was not a counterterrorism concern. Passmore disputed the referral’s assessment of her health and vulnerability. After she complained, senior officers assured her she was not considered a terrorist or extremist. Her medical records had briefly classified her as a vulnerable adult, a designation later removed without explanation.
* Oct 18, 2026:<br>
Israeli Ambassador Leiter stated that Itamar Ben Gvir would not serve as national security minister.
US Vice President [[JD Vance]] blamed Western liberals for importing people from developing countries into France and other nations without addressing assimilation and cultural compatibility. He warned that France’s riots and the burning of historic landmarks represented a possible future for the United States under congressional Democrats. The town hall in Limoges, built in 1873, was destroyed during the riots.
Senate candidate, Islamic, Arab racist Abdul El-Sayed faced criticism over a 2011 Columbia University research paper examining interethnic relationships and premature births among Arab American mothers. The study found that Arab women who had children with white men had higher odds of preterm and late-preterm births than those who had children with Arab men. It found no statistically significant difference in very preterm births. The paper also stated that Arab mothers had systematically better birth outcomes than white mothers, citing earlier research without noting that the difference disappeared after adjusting for maternal and socioeconomic factors. Critics condemned the research as racist and eugenic.
Israel Border Police arrested five Arab 'Palestinians' from the Hebron area who crossed the security fence illegally near Moshav Zanoah, west of Jerusalem. Officers used a drone to search a quarry, found the five men hiding there, dismantled a makeshift wooden shelter, and confiscated equipment. Separately, a report described Arabs attempting to enter Jerusalem while crammed into a vehicle’s trunk.
Iranian Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei announced that Iran’s armed forces had prepared a war plan more devastating than previous confrontations with the United States and Israel.
[[Mike Tyson]]’s legal team threatened action against streetwear brand Supreme after it replaced an Israeli flag with a Palestinian flag in an approved apparel graphic. Tyson’s team accused the company of materially breaching its contract.
[[2026 Ftmrench riots|French rioters]] ransacked a synagogue in Paris’s 19th arrondissement, throwing holy books and religious objects onto the floor amid violent unrest across France.
A vehicle inspection in Dura led to the discovery of weapons. The incident involved a [[Hamas]] flag and stolen license plates.
Security coordinators gathered at Israel Defense Forces headquarters to protest the arrest of a colleague, declaring that a red line had been crossed.
French Jewish leader Bruno Benjamin called on the government to declare a state of emergency, deploy the army, increase law enforcement personnel, and arrest rioters and vandals. He said the nationwide unrest was being organized by the far left. Hundreds of thousands of people protested across France, with demonstrations escalating into looting, vandalism, and violence against police. Around 1,200 people were arrested over the weekend, at least 150 police officers were injured, a police station was ransacked in Marseille, and Limoges City Hall was set on fire. The connection between the Paris synagogue attack and the riots remained unclear.
A report slams [[CAIR]] Council on American-Islamic Relations for supporting Guangtian Ha, the Chinese Muslim professor Nazi professor at Haverford College accused of threatening a Jewish colleague (via various aliases accounts) and praising Hitler through anonymous social media accounts. His posts called for killing Jews and threatened another Holocaust. One particularly disturbing post, published the day before his arrest, told the victim to send their children outside to play.
[[Donald Trump]] endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu nine days before Israel’s election, calling him a dependable partner and warning that alternative Israeli leaders could leave Washington facing Iran alone. Trump expressed confidence in a major victory for Netanyahu and the Likud Party.
Former Israeli soccer player Eyal Berkovic recalled tensions with Muslim teammates during his time at Manchester City. He described feeling isolated as the only Jewish player among 12 Muslim teammates and said he feared the team’s chef might poison him.
Trump publicly endorsed Netanyahu, describing him as a great warrior and an even greater partner for peace.
The Israel Defense Forces canceled soldiers’ leave on Election Day amid concerns about a possible Iranian attack.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar criticized Britain’s Labour government for threatening sanctions against companies bidding on construction in the E1 area near Jerusalem. Sa’ar said Judea and Samaria were not foreign lands to the Jewish people and that Israel would no longer quietly accept threats or attempts to dictate its policies. Britain’s foreign secretary, Ed Miliband, announced new powers to sanction individuals and companies involved in illegal settlements and warned that the E1 project threatened a two-state solution. The project covers 1,234 housing units between Jerusalem and Ma’ale Adumim.
More Gaza 'Palestinian' leadership crimes on its own people:
The IDF revealed an internal Hamas document from April 2024 detailing plans to plant explosives around Gaza displacement camps and detonate them as Israeli troops approached. The plan aimed to create panic and chaos so Hamas operatives could escape advancing forces, while endangering displaced civilians. The document also proposed placing explosives along routes used by Gaza residents to delay Israeli troops and firing stun grenades into camps to create confusion.
At least two Jewish women were assaulted in London’s Stamford Hill - Haredi community. One suffered significant bruising. Police arrested a suspect on suspicion of racially and religiously aggravated grievous bodily harm.
Tel-Hai was recognized as Israel’s eleventh university, 21 years after the process leading to its university status began.
Israeli defense company Elbit Systems secured a $235 million contract to supply precision-guided rockets and PULS artillery systems to a European country under a government-to-government agreement with Israel.
A Turkish born Israeli woman was attacked in a shopping mall in Istanbul.
The IDF arrested two Arab terrorists in Jerusalem’s Kafr Aqab as they were preparing to carry out an attack.
Former Israeli National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat called for the “cognitive defeat” of Arab 'Palestinians', meaning the destruction of their hope of defeating Israel. He said Israel’s existing war aims were necessary but insufficient and warned that political negotiations would lead to another Oslo-style agreement unless Palestinians abandoned that hope.
The [[IDF]] eliminated three Hamas terrorists in northern Gaza who were involved in weapons production, military engineering, and efforts to restore the organization’s capabilities in violation of the ceasefire. The strikes included a Hamas commander.
Imraan Siddiqi, Islamic [[Washington]] state director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations ([[CAIR]]) and a Democratic candidate for the state House, urged the University of Washington to reinstate a canceled lecture by Hasan Piker, a streamer known for antisemitism. Siddiqi praised Piker. He also criticized the university president for participating in a panel addressing antisemitism at a Seattle synagogue. Siddiqi, who is endorsed by Representatives []Rashida Tlaib]] and Ilhan Omar, failed to attend a Jewish community-sponsored candidate event despite telling organizers he would appear. His opponent, Lauren Davis, attended the event and had raised substantially more campaign funding.
A federal magistrate judge ordered [bigoted, pro terror] National Students for Justice in Palestine [[SJP]] to disclose the identities of participants in an April 2024 Zoom call held during the anti-Israel encampment at UCLA. The judge rejected the group’s First Amendment argument for withholding the names and ordered it to provide unredacted meeting minutes. The lawsuit was filed by Jewish students, a Jewish professor, and a campus rabbi over alleged support for the encampment.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Trump for his support in a recorded call released shortly before Israel’s election and called for expanding the Abraham Accords. Trump predicted a massive victory for Netanyahu.
Iran’s [[Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps]] urged immediate military action against Israel before Trump launched an attack, according to an intelligence report. Iran’s civilian government warned that the country could not afford another war amid economic collapse.
A Jewish rancher in Binyamin, Israel, stopped a suspected Arab "Palestinian" terrorist attack.
* Oct 19, 2026:<br>
A political candidate was attacked by Muslim "Palestinian" assailants during a visit to the Binyamin region.
Knesset candidate Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and her team were attacked with stones during an outreach tour in the Binyamin region of Samaria. Their vehicle’s window was shattered, and several passengers sustained minor injuries. Israeli police opened an investigation near Turmus Ayya, collected evidence, and pledged to identify and prosecute those responsible. The tour was conducted with the Regavim Movement, which monitors illegal Palestinian construction in Judea and Samaria.
French riots were attributed to a coalition of radical left-wing groups, communist organizations, Islamist, pro-Palestinian activists. Commentators warned that unrest threatened French culture, traditions, democratic institutions, and national identity. The riots were also linked to wider tensions involving immigration, Islamist networks, and anti-Western political movements.
[[Trump]] called Netanyahu a warrior and predicted a major Likud victory in Israel’s election.
Antisemite streamer Hasan Piker was scheduled to headline a Minneapolis event alongside felpow Islamic Representative [[Ilhan Omar]] and Minnesota political figure [[Omar Fateh]].
'El-Sayed’s hypocrisy is hard to ignore:
after accusing Haley Stevens of dual loyalty over her support for Israel, and bashing AIPAC, he suddenly (Oct/2026) becomes defensive when asked about his own views on the Muslim Brotherhood.
If he believes politicians should be held accountable for their affiliations, loyalties, and political connections, that standard must apply equally to everyone—including himself.
You cannot demand transparency and accountability from others while treating legitimate questions about yourself as off-limits.
That is not principled scrutiny; it is a double standard.
Typical el Sayed.
But it's far worse, because the Muslim Brotherhood questions are very concerning, given Sharia-fanatic Islamist El Sayed Palestine first. As some noted, he cares more about Gaza than Michigan. Not to mention his vile rationalization response when an Islamic Hezbollah inspired Arab immigrant targeted 140 toddlers in his State March 12, 2026.'
A Houthi attack on a government training camp in Yemen killed 53 people.
US Secretary of War [[Pete Hegseth]] met [[Netanyahu]] during an unannounced visit to Israel amid discussions about possible renewed strikes against Iran and Trump’s endorsement of Netanyahu.
The New York Police Department investigated a possible hate crime after a bank in Manhattan was vandalized.
Anti-Israel Arab "activist" Mahmoud Khalil appealed to the US Supreme Court in an effort to avoid deportation.