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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 23:39, October 22, 2026
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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.
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.
-[[Marseille]] is beautiful and vibrant but also in decline, with more Palestinian flags than French flags visible.
-Men wearing "Palestinian" flags loot stores across France, raising questions about the country's direction.
-Palestinian flags appear in footage of the riots in France, while media coverage avoids showing them.
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Article: Protests in France centered on domestic issues such as schools, teachers, wages, and the cost of living, yet Palestinian flags repeatedly appeared while French flags were less visible. Palestinian flags also dominate many anti-Israel demonstrations in London, while pro-Israel gatherings display Israeli and British flags. Palestinian symbolism has spread into protests with unrelated demands, accompanied by slogans such as “Free Palestine” and “from the river to the sea.” Photographic galleries from Magnum, AFP, and TIME showed destruction, clashes, looting, and police confronting rioters but largely omitted Palestinian flags. AFP photographed a Palestinian flag that appeared in a gallery published by The National. The absence of these flags from selected photo galleries obscured the Palestinian political presence at the demonstrations. Carrying a Palestinian flag does not establish why someone attacked police or looted a shop, but the flag remains relevant to understanding the political symbolism at protests about French domestic problems.
The IDF eliminated a Nukhba terrorist who planned an improvised explosive device attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.
The IDF eliminated a Nukhba terrorist who planned an improvised explosive device attack that killed four Israeli soldiers.
* Oct 21, 2026:<br>
[[Ted Cruz]] described Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico as two of the most radical political candidates in the country. Cruz accused El-Sayed of [[antisemitism]], hostility toward Israel and Jews, and maintaining ties with Hasan Piker despite Piker's hateful statements about African Americans and stating Americans deserved September 11 attacks. Cruz reminded El-Sayed had defended the Muslim Brotherhood in opinion pieces and urged [[Mohamed Morsi]] to purge [[Egypt]]'s press and police. He cited El-Sayed's sister's statements stating their family's support for the Muslim Brotherhood and his father-in-law's leadership of an Islamic organization identified as an unindicted co-conspirator in the [[terroristic] [[Holy Land Foundation]] criminal case, which involved funneling more than $12 million to [[Hamas]]. Cruz warned that El-Sayed could gain access to highly classified intelligence as a senator and argued that he might share sensitive information with [[Muslim Brotherhood]] terrorists, endangering American military personnel and intelligence assets.
In new attempt to pandering to blacks: 'El-Sayed claims he isn't racist like other Arabs are'.
Greg Gutfeld criticized El-Sayed for framing tensions between Black and Arab communities as conflicts between identity groups rather than individual behavior and ideology. Dana Perino said El-Sayed was failing to expand his coalition and was trailing the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in a poll. She argued that Black voters were not as culturally progressive as Democratic Socialists wanted and criticized El-Sayed's campaign style as arrogant, insincere, and evasive. She said his inability to answer direct questions had prolonged scrutiny of his family connections to the Muslim Brotherhood. Jesse Watters attributed tensions between [[Arab]] and Black residents to competition over businesses, theft, and ethnic friction. He argued that El-Sayed was presenting himself as one of the “good Arabs” while criticizing others in his community. Watters also said El-Sayed's strategy of campaigning in college towns and suburbs while neglecting Detroit had nearly cost him the primary, and his later attempt to consolidate support came too late.
The [[FBI]] arrested and charged a 17-year-old from McKinney, [[Texas]], for planning to assassinate Representative Keith Self at an event and carry out a terrorist attack in North Texas on behalf of [[ISIS]]. Federal sources said the teenager had recently been radicalized and was under federal surveillance. He was arrested after acquiring a firearm and remains in federal custody. His identity has not been publicly released. Self said defending the United States against radical Islam required the same commitment to sacrifice that he had demonstrated during his 25 years of military service.
Abdul El-Sayed faces difficulties winning support from Black voters in Michigan. Black and Jewish voters were significant minority voting blocs that opposed him during the primary. [[Barack Obama]] is preparing to campaign for El-Sayed despite El-Sayed's previous criticism of Obama and their differences on major political issues, especially on antibterror operations.
[[Dana Perino]] slammed [[Abdul El-Sayed]] for failing to answer straightforward questions, noting his campaign style as arrogant and accusing him of displaying insincere empathy while avoiding direct answers.
'Woke in a Burka': Greg Gutfeld criticized the combination of progressive politics and Islamist activism, describing it as “grievance armor.” He Adding, that concerns about Islamism and Sharia law are too often dismissed as "Islamophobic."
[[JD Vance]] said he would stop endorsing candidates in foreign elections. He cited [[Viktor Orbán]]'s defeat and explained his decision not to endorse Benjamin Netanyahu.
[[AIPAC]] is ending its practice of endorsing political candidates.
The United States is reducing its military presence in the Middle East as President Trump considers strikes against Iran.
Trump described the war with Iran as one of the greatest achievements of his administration.
Israel barred [[United Airlines]] pilot [[Islam]]ic Sina Amjadian from entering the country over social media content expressing support for Iran and [[Hezbollah]]. Amjadian, an [[Iran]]ian-born pilot employed by United Airlines since 2022, shared content praising the Islamic Republic, including images of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and Iranian regime flags. Online accusations also linked him to support for Iranian missile attacks against Israel and Hezbollah.
Hezbollah is rebuilding its military capabilities in Beirut and preparing for renewed fighting against Israel.
Neo nazi competition?: White nationalist , Hitler fan Nick Fuentes called Tucker Carlson a “true Jew hater” in an online video clip.
A coalition of Michigan rabbis, Democratic elected officials, and Jewish civic leaders called on Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed to respond to their concerns about Israel and Jewish safety, identity, and sovereignty. The group, Nonnegotiable Michigan, sent him a letter after nearly six weeks without a response to requests for dialogue about his statements on Israel. The coalition said El-Sayed appeared not to understand how contemporary antisemitism is often fueled by hostility toward Israel. In an interview with ABC News, El-Sayed said Israel was not a true friend of the United States and argued that Israel had drawn America into an unnecessary war with Iran. He said an ally that uses American money to push the country into wars it should not fight is not an ally.
* Oct 22, 2026:<br>
The Shin Bet is targeting social media accounts linked to foreign influence operations aimed at interfering in Israel’s upcoming elections.
[[Netanyahu]] warned that the Iranian threat remains far from over and that the Israeli right could lose power in the upcoming election. He discussed Donald Trump’s endorsement, Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Judea and Samaria.
Netanyahu said Donald [[Trump]]’s endorsement came as a complete surprise. He denied seeking the endorsement and recounted his conversation with Trump afterward.
Republican [[Mike Rogers]] challenged Abdul El-Sayed during a Michigan Senate debate over his political record and ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Israeli actress and model Sarai Givaty filed a defamation lawsuit seeking 500,000 shekels from UN Special Rapporteur [la Fascista] Francesca Albanese. Givaty said Albanese shared a shortened video of her discussing extremism and children growing up to become terrorists, then compared her remarks to Nazi justifications for killing children during the Holocaust. Givaty’s original comments addressed indoctrination and extremism and did not advocate killing or harming children. The social media post received more than two million views, tens of thousands of shares, and approximately 93,000 likes. Givaty subsequently received hateful messages and direct threats, and said the post damaged her reputation, personal safety, and professional prospects. She condemned the comparison as false. Her attorney, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, accused Albanese of conducting an antisemitic campaign against Israel and spreading defamatory statements, and said the lawsuit seeks to hold her accountable for her speech.
(Related: Earlier, Francesca Albanese apologized after misunderstanding the term “Muselmann,” used in Nazi concentration camps for prisoners near death. She had incorrectly connected the term to the word “Muslim” and inferred that antisemitism originally meant hatred of all Semitic peoples. She acknowledged that antisemitism specifically refers to hatred of Jews).
Protests in France have revived debate in Iran about the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Some Iranians see parallels between current unrest in Europe and the political transformation that reshaped the Middle East. Their reactions reflect anger over perceived Western double standards toward democracy and concern about Islamist political movements spreading in Europe. France’s decision to host Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini during the final months before the revolution has become a particular focus of criticism.
Canada and Turkey signed a strategic partnership as Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks to reduce Canada’s reliance on the United States.
A new report shows the [terrible] [[CAIR]] Council on American-Islamic Relations’ influence on K–12 education in the United States.
Trump said Iran was trying to drive up oil prices ahead of the US midterm elections.
New York City Comptroller Mark Levine was removed as a Shabbat dinner speaker at Altneu Synagogue after saying the city would stop investing in Israel Bonds. He later clarified that he was bound by decisions made by his predecessor Brad Lander (who became a Mamdani fan and parrots his buzzwords). New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli remains scheduled to speak and has pledged to maintain the state’s investment in Israel Bonds.
[[New York]] congressional representative-elect Brad Lander said he would co-sponsor an anti-settlement bill in Congress. He spoke to reporters after Israeli forces detained him while he was harvesting olives without permission.
Islamic [[Abdul El-Sayed]] hired political consultant radical "progresive" Lenore Goldman as his campaign’s Jewish outreach director. Goldman joined the campaign in September and previously worked with the Jewish Federation Bay Area. She also worked on a Michigan congressional campaign in 2024 for a candidate who supported a ceasefire in Gaza. The Republican Jewish Coalition has called El-Sayed the most antisemitic US Senate candidate in American history.
The IDF eliminated Ramadan Muhammad Ashahada Diab, head of the Popular Resistance Committees, a Palestinian terrorist organization linked to Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Members of the organization participated in the October 7 attacks and subsequent attacks on Israeli forces in Gaza. He was involved in planning attacks against Israeli forces and rebuilding Hamas’s military capabilities in violation of the ceasefire.
The U.S. urged [[Romania]] to proceed with its Holocaust museum project.
New York Governor [[Kathy Hochul]] is scheduled to campaign with [[Zohran Mamdani]] in Brooklyn. Mamdani has accused Israel with the GenoLIE. Anti-Jewish hate crimes in New York City surged by 182% during his first month as mayor, and Jews, who make up about 10% of the city’s population, have been the targets of most religion-based hate crimes in the city.
Benjamin Netanyahu urged Israelis to give him more time to complete the campaign against Iran, describing it as a lifelong mission.
The detention of a US congressional candidate and 90 West Bank volunteers involved a complex operation by Israeli forces, according to IDF sources.
Israel’s Defense Ministry imposed sanctions on a UK-registered company following the transfer of fuel to a company owned by Hezbollah.
Hezbollah is sending recruits from Latin America to Lebanon for training before deploying them to target Jewish communities.
Saudi Aramco instructed staff to evacuate its Dhahran facilities as clashes with Yemen’s Houthi movement continued.