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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 13:19, October 21, 2026
, October 21→Part 1
A Jewish rancher in Binyamin, Israel, stopped a suspected Arab "Palestinian" terrorist attack.
A Jewish rancher in Binyamin, Israel, stopped a suspected Arab "Palestinian" terrorist attack.
Islamic Republic of [[Iran]] uses human trafficking involving women, children, undocumented migrants, and refugees to generate funds for its regional proxy wars and sustain its network of terrorist groups. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps exploits vulnerable populations for financial gain and forces marginalized people into combat to support Iran’s regional ambitions.
Anti-Israel Arab "activist" Mahmoud Khalil appealed to the US Supreme Court in an effort to avoid deportation.
Anti-Israel Arab "activist" Mahmoud Khalil appealed to the US Supreme Court in an effort to avoid deportation.
[[Syria]]’s revised school textbooks promote Islamist ideology, [[jihad]], [[antisemitism]] and martyrdom while sidelining minorities and retaining antisemitic stereotypes. The curriculum replaces the Assad regime’s pan-Arab nationalist narrative with an Islamist worldview. The changes affect textbooks for grades 1–12 and continue under the transitional government led by Ahmed al-Sharaa, whose Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group led the offensive that ousted Bashar al-Assad.
Hundreds of schools across Northern Ireland and Scotland closed after receiving bomb threats by email. The Police Service of Northern Ireland said up to 300 institutions received the threats, which originated outside the United Kingdom and were believed to be hoaxes. The messages were signed “Allahu Akbar,” but authorities did not consider them credible.
More than 1,300 antisemitic conspiracy theories circulated on social media blaming Israel and Jewish people for riots in France.
* Oct 20, 2026:<br>
French prosecutors are seeking a 10-month suspended prison sentence and a two-year ban from public office for European Parliament member Rima Hassan in a terrorism-related case. Hassan shared a quotation attributed to Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese terrorist involved in the 1972 Tel Aviv airport massacre, presenting resistance as a duty in the face of oppression. Prosecutors said the post glorified a killer without criticizing his actions. Hassan accused authorities of intimidation and judicial harassment. She has also faced scrutiny over her anti-Israel activism, an interview concerning Hamas’s October 7 attacks, and the removal of Israeli and European Union flags from a memorial exhibition. Israel previously expelled her after arresting her aboard a vessel attempting to reach Gaza.
The [[New York] State Democratic Party passed a resolution condemning antisemitism but failed to publicize it in its announcement about party leadership elections. Party chairman Jay Jacobs acknowledged the omission and said the party should have informed the public about its efforts to confront antisemitism. The resolution identifies Holocaust denial, blood libels, conspiracy theories about Jewish control, accusations of dual loyalty to Israel, and the use of Israel as a pretext for hostility toward Jews and Jewish institutions as forms of contemporary antisemitism. New York City Council member Inna Vernikov criticized the party for failing to publicize the resolution, arguing that it prioritizes appeasing the far left over protecting Jews.
George Horn, of Dundalk, Maryland, faces up to three years in prison after pleading guilty to defacing Jewish cemetery gravestones with antisemitic symbols, including Nazi swastikas. He admitted targeting the cemetery because it was Jewish. In July 2023, he defaced multiple gravestones at Ohr Knesseth Israel Anshe Sfard Cemetery in Baltimore County. Caretakers later discovered 12 gravestones spray-painted with swastikas and other symbols, and some required replacement because the black paint could not be fully removed. Investigators found evidence of his antisemitic beliefs, including a journal referencing Nazism and white supremacy and a translated copy of Mein Kampf on his phone.
Colorado’s governor attended an event focused on combating antisemitism.
Amherst, Massachusetts, Human Rights Commission scheduled a virtual meeting to discuss legitimate antisemitism concerns and the weaponization of antisemitism. A search of the town’s website found no comparable agenda items addressing the weaponization of Islamophobia, racism, or hatred.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog and Hungarian President Baka pledged to continue fighting antisemitism.
[[Israel]] and [[Samoa]] discussed expanding cooperation in agriculture and education.
The Board of Deputies praised the [[UK]] Liberal Democrats for distancing themselves from the (racist) Green Party.
Security sources and Jewish residents in [[Judea and Samaria]] raised questions about an alleged attack on French diplomats. More than 48 hours after reports of the incident, concerns centered on partial video footage, the absence of a formal complaint, and the background of one participant.
Dozens of [[Palestinian Authority]] security officers received military training in [[China]] in armored and mechanized warfare, anti-tank combat, marksmanship, navigation, maritime operations, and military command. Palestinian Authority officer Hassan Taha completed an armored company command course in Beijing. Other officers received artillery, sniper, and parachute training in Turkey and Pakistan. Several senior Israeli ministers were unaware of the programs, raising security concerns amid warnings of a possible war in Judea and Samaria.
Billionaire investor [[Bill Ackman]] criticized the Democratic Party as radicalized and anti-American, calling it the worst it has been in the country’s history. He described Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and California Governor Gavin Newsom as disastrous potential presidential candidates for 2028. Ackman criticized Democratic politicians, including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, for compromising their values to retain political support. He expressed concern about party support for candidates he considers sympathetic to terrorism, apparently referring to Michigan Senate candidate [Islamic bigot] [[Abdul El-Sayd]]. Ackman said he had always been a centrist rather than a lifelong Democrat and had registered as a Democrat to vote in a primary. He has donated to prominent Democrats, more recently supported Republican-backed political action committees, and backed Andrew Cuomo’s unsuccessful campaign against New York City [Islamo-socialist] Mayor [[Zohran Mamdani]]. Ackman criticized Mamdani’s rent-freeze policy and warned that his approach to taxing wealthy residents could drive business leaders and investment out of New York City.
Radical far-left agitators American "activists" who traveled to France to participate in protests against police urged people in the United States to pursue revolutionary action. Minnesota rapper Rafael Gonzalez Jr., known as Tufawon, joined Swedish activist Greta Thunberg outside a French high school at the center of left-wing protests involving violence, looting, and arson. He addressed masked protesters and led chants against Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The report also describes possible efforts by communist-linked groups in the United States to bring similar unrest to Washington, D.C.
A longtime [[UNRWA]] teacher in [[Gaza]] said schools taught hatred of Jews and glorified Hamas. After speaking out, she received threats, including a warning that her tongue would be cut out if she continued arguing.
[[Islam]]ist groups / pro-"Palestinian" organizations in France are amplifying school protests to advance their political agenda.
Iran has threatened to cut global internet cables if war against the country resumes.
* Oct 21, 2026:<br>
An Islamic Jihad terrorist posing as an ordinary taxi driver in Bethlehem was arrested during an Israeli undercover operation. The investigation found that he was helping rebuild Islamic Jihad’s infrastructure and finance terrorist activity.
The IDF eliminated an Arab terrorist who planned an attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.
JPost: The IDF was not planning to strike Iran on October 10, despite reports that a planned attack had been blocked by US President Donald Trump. Since the April 7 ceasefire between Israel and Iran, the IDF has repeatedly maintained a state of readiness in case Iran prepared an attack or Trump decided to resume joint US-Israeli military operations against Iran. The exclusion of IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir from a meeting with US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth raised questions about the political considerations behind Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision.
A farmer in the Jordan Valley near Israel’s eastern border discovered a bag containing five rifles on grazing land. The cache included three Kalashnikov rifles and two M4 rifles. The weapons were handed over to Israeli police.
Israeli police arrested Russian anti-Israel activist Andrey Khrezhinovsky, who holds an Israeli identity card under the Law of Return and is active in the West Bank. He was detained during an olive harvest event near the village of al-Tayba. Khrezhinovsky has criticized Israel on social media and accompanied American journalist Heidi Levine at an event in Abu Falah. Videos of his arrest were published by foreign activist Jasper Nathaniel.
Report: Iran and [[Russia]] are encouraging violent protests in [[France]] through social media influence operations designed to intensify tensions in [[Europe]].
Despite Iranian attacks on shipping, Gulf oil exports have exceeded prewar levels. Iran launched 30 attacks on shipping in October, but alternative routes, US protection, and substantial financial incentives have enabled tankers to continue operating.
[[German]] Alternative for Germany leader Alice Weidel accused Muslim children of imposing violence in schools.
Panic: [[Malaysia]] (Islamic country without Israel relations) banned government employees from using [[Waze]] over "concerns" about Israeli security.
The IDF eliminated a Nukhba terrorist who planned an improvised explosive device attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.