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Continued operations on Islamic Republic of Iran, proxies , May 4 2026+ Pt II (view source)
Revision as of 16:04, October 26, 2026
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More than 1,300 antisemitic conspiracy theories circulated on social media blaming Israel and Jewish people for riots in France.
More than 1,300 antisemitic conspiracy theories circulated on social media blaming Israel and Jewish people for riots in France.
A Muslim preacher born in London teaches “Islamic spiritual psychology” at a physical and religious training camp in Thailand and mourned Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. A British parliamentarian called for action against the preacher over his apparent support for Hezbollah.
An [[ISIS]] terrorist who planned a [[9/11]]-style attack on New York City received an additional 50-year prison sentence for stabbing two correctional officers, blinding one of them in his right eye. Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy now faces a combined 90-year sentence. His original conviction stemmed from a 2016 plot to bomb Times Square and the subway system and attack concert crowds during Ramadan.
(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).
(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).
The Board of Deputies of British Jews voted overwhelmingly to call the [[Green Party]] of [[England]] and [[Wales]] [[racist]] after it adopted a policy stating that Zionism is (supposedly) "racism". Its president said the policy was antisemitic, stigmatized Jewish identity and institutions, and gave political legitimacy to anti-Jewish prejudice.
Fellow [[Muslim Brotherhood]] supporters of [[Abdul El-Sayed]], who signed a letter with him urging the Brotherhood to purge the media and police, have contributed thousands of dollars to his Senate campaign.
Left-wing media coverage of rioting by the French left is criticized for relying on a default tendency to blame Trump.
Left-wing media coverage of rioting by the French left is criticized for relying on a default tendency to blame Trump.
[[Abdul El-Sayed]] struggled to explain a 2012 letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood during an interview with Bret Baier. His defensive response has prolonged public scrutiny of the issue.
He faces criticism over his response when asked to disavow the Muslim Brotherhood. He answered affirmatively agitated but failed to provide a convincing explanation. [[WSJ]]: He should specifically denounce jihadist movements [[slavery|enslaving]] and massacring Black people in [[Nigeria]], [[Sudan]], and other African countries.
Out of arguments, el Sayed resorts to crying ‘[[Islamophobia]]’.
The [[FBI]] raided the home of Abdul El-Sayed’s mother in the early 2000s, likely in connection with a terrorism-financing investigation that shut down an Islamic charity where she worked. His sister, Eman Abdelhadi, discussed the raid in a 2016 article about a vigil for the Pulse nightclub shooting. El-Sayed has described his mother as a nurse in Missouri without mentioning her work for the charity linked to al-Qaeda.
Donald Trump criticized [[Barack Obama]] for campaigning for Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, calling him a Muslim Brotherhood jihadist. Trump accused El-Sayed of hating Jews, Black people, Americans, and Trump, and urged Michigan voters to support Republican nominee Mike Rogers.
[[Hezbollah]] is turning to [[Brazil|Brazilian]] criminals to expand its terrorist operations across Latin America.
The Houthis have renewed their threats, while Riyadh airport is set to resume flights.
The [[Houthis]] have renewed their threats, while Riyadh airport is set to resume flights.
The [[Europe]]an Parliament called for the Houthis in Yemen to be designated a terrorist organization.
Israeli police arrested three Palestinians from Hebron on suspicion of online incitement and support for Hamas following a deadly shooting attack.
* Oct 25, 2026:<br>
Benjamin Netanyahu instructed the IDF and Shin Bet to develop a comprehensive plan to eliminate terrorism in Judea and Samaria, describing it as an initiative unprecedented since the [[Six-Day War]]. He characterized the Palestinian Authority as hostile to Israel and seeking its destruction. A shooting near the Yehuda Junction in the Hebron area killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three others.
The Har Hebron Regional Council announced plans to establish two new communities and six agricultural farms in the southern Hebron Hills following the deadly shooting attack near Hebron.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry said Palestinian attackers had deliberately targeted livestock in [[Judea and Samaria]] 17 times during the year to harm Jewish shepherds and destroy their livelihoods. The latest incident involved the poisoning of a flock at Or Nachman Farm in the Binyamin region. Most of the year’s reported poisonings originated near the Arab village of al-Mughayyir.
Two German citizens were arrested on Mount Carmel after prison guards saw them photographing the entrance to Damon Prison, where terrorists are held.
The IDF eliminated two terrorists involved in transferring millions of dollars to Hamas.
Alaa Ibrahim Nimer Arshi, a commander in Hamas’s military wing, was killed in a strike near Gaza City. Karam Riyad Hassan Abu Butaihan, a Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist involved in transferring funds to Hamas’s military wing, was killed in a separate strike near Nuseirat. The funds supported Hamas’s military reconstruction and plans for attacks against Israeli troops and civilians. The IDF and Shin Bet also destroyed a Hamas weapons storage facility in central Gaza containing rifles, a launcher, and rockets. The military said it warned nearby civilians in advance and used precision weapons and aerial surveillance.
Bill Ackman said that an Israeli government without Itamar Ben Gvir would improve Israel’s diplomatic position.
The National Library of Israel launched projects to commemorate [[Oct 7 War|October 7]]. The “7.10 Bound in Memory” exhibition features books written by family members and friends of those killed in the attacks.
Anti-Israel, leftist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential runoff against Flávio Bolsonaro, an ally of Donald Trump, securing a fourth presidential term. The narrow victory made Lula the first Brazilian president elected to the office four times. The campaign focused on living costs, crime, and corruption amid a broader rightward political shift across Brazil and Latin America. Flávio Bolsonaro refused to concede and said he would seek annulment of the election over a two-hour extension of voting.
The Northern Branch of Israel’s Islamic Movement opposed Arab citizens of Israel participating in Knesset elections.
[[Houthi]] militants targeted residential areas in Taiz, Yemen, destroying a civilian home.
Allegedly terror-supporting Muslim preacher reportedly teaching ‘Islamic spiritual psychology’ in Thailand. Sayed Hussain Makke, who was born in London, created a “physical and religious training camp in [[Thailand]].” He reportedly mourned Hezbollah leader [[Hassan Nasrallah]].
A 32-year-old Brooklyn woman, Anna Mochalova, was arrested after a Jewish man was stabbed in Manhattan’s Diamond District. She faces eight assault charges, eight menacing charges, two aggravated harassment charges, and two weapons-possession charges. Police were investigating the stabbing as a potential hate crime.
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The Palestinian national movement has consistently sought to eliminate Israel as a sovereign Jewish state rather than resolve disagreements over territory through negotiation. Palestinian and Arab leaders rejected the 1947 UN partition plan and fought to prevent the establishment of Israel. Palestinian organizations subsequently carried out hijackings, assassinations, and attacks on Israeli civilians and athletes, while advocating the end of Jewish sovereignty.
The Palestine Liberation Organization adopted a charter calling for the liberation of all Palestine and the elimination of Israel. Palestinian educational and political institutions have promoted exclusive claims to the land and glorified armed struggle against Israel. The First Intifada began in 1987, and Palestinian leaders rejected opportunities for autonomy and statehood. The Palestinian leadership rejected the proposals made by Ehud Barak at Camp David in 2000 and Ehud Olmert in 2008. The Second Intifada resulted in more than a thousand Israeli deaths before security measures reduced successful attacks.
Hamas, which took full control of Gaza in 2007, has maintained its objective of eliminating Israel. Its original charter called for killing Jews and defined Palestine as an Islamic endowment that cannot be relinquished. Rocket attacks, tunnels, and military infrastructure prepared the ground for the October 7, 2023, assault, during which Hamas-led fighters killed civilians, raped women, and abducted more than 200 hostages. Palestinian public opinion surveys showed majority support for the attack and continued opposition to recognizing Israel as the Jewish people's nation-state.
Successive Israeli governments negotiated, withdrew from territory, and released prisoners in exchange for commitments that were later broken. Periods of calm allowed Palestinian armed groups to rebuild their military capabilities, while political concessions led to further demands rather than acceptance of Israel's continued existence as a Jewish and democratic state. This history supports maintaining defensible borders, preventing the buildup of forces capable of mass attacks, and denying international legitimacy to movements seeking Israel's destruction until Palestinian leadership accepts peaceful coexistence with Israel.
The IDF failed to detain an Arab man suspected of attempting to ram a vehicle into people. The homes of the terrorists responsible for the Hebron attack were sealed off.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat in a parliamentary election, ending 14 years of dominance by his Serbian Progressive Party. A student-led opposition movement won an estimated 52.1% of the vote and approximately 138 of 250 parliamentary seats, while Vucic’s party received 39.3% and around 104 seats. The election followed two years of demonstrations and took place amid political tensions and reports of violence. Vucic had maintained close relations with Israel, supported stronger bilateral ties, and publicly commemorated the Holocaust. Serbia continued to defend its cooperation with Israel against international criticism.
IDF veteran Boris Shtonda completed Hawaii’s demanding Ironman triathlon three years after losing a leg in combat in Gaza. He used a specialized running prosthesis and dedicated the achievement to wounded soldiers undergoing rehabilitation.
[[Donald Trump]] renewed his endorsement of [[Benjamin Netanyahu]] ahead of Israel’s election, praised their joint achievements against Iran, and urged Israelis to vote for Netanyahu.
More than 20,000 police officers are scheduled to deploy across Israel on Election Day as part of a nationwide security operation.
IDF veteran Elisha Medan called for unity, drawing on his experience on the Gaza battlefield and appealing for greater solidarity in Israel’s political life.
* Oct 26, 2026:<br>
'Mecca defense pact faces test as Saudi delegation arrives for high-stakes Iran talks.'
Ironically, but very Islamism: 'Iran Hosts Mecca Pact Security Chiefs. Iran's Foreign Ministry says "Israeli expansion" and Lebanon are on the agenda in Tehran, and that it makes no difference to Iran who leads Israel. The talks come one day before Israel's election.'
Egypt approves military support for Saudi Arabia after Houthi attacks escalate.
'Israel to supply Cyprus with new offshore patrol vessel equipped with Rafael systems.'
'The agreement also includes upgrades to Cyprus’s existing Israeli-built offshore patrol vessel, the Commodore Andreas Ioannides. According to the ministry, the new and upgraded vessels will enhance the Cyprus Naval Command’s patrol, surveillance, and search-and-rescue capabilities.'
IDF finds underground shaft near West Bank home of Hamas terrorist who killed two soldiers.
'Israeli forces uncover infiltration tunnel near Jerusalem, arrest 36.
The passage, discovered near the village of a-Ram, used existing sewer infrastructure to reach the Beit Hanina neighborhood in the northern part of the capital. According to police, its entrance was concealed beneath a parked commercial vehicle and accessible through the vehicle itself.
Border Police officers, undercover units and Israel Defense Forces troops arrested 32 suspected illegal infiltrators and four people suspected of assisting them. All 36 were transferred for questioning, police said.'
Jewish Democrats face dilemma as anti-Israel candidates gain ground in party primaries.
[[Hezbollah]] spent past 3 months preparing for renewed hostilities with Israel, received fresh [[Iran]]ian funding.