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Swords of Iron Part 4 (view source)
Revision as of 01:15, November 11, 2025
, 01:15, November 11, 2025→Oct 27, 2025+
Evangelical leader Laurie Cardoza-Moore resigns from Heritage Foundation antisemitism task force over defense of Tucker Carlson after Nick Fuentes interview, calls Carlson dangerous antisemite rejecting Hebrew roots, urges cutting ties with antisemites.
Evangelical leader Laurie Cardoza-Moore resigns from Heritage Foundation antisemitism task force over defense of Tucker Carlson after Nick Fuentes interview, calls Carlson dangerous antisemite rejecting Hebrew roots, urges cutting ties with antisemites.
How the Republicans Lost.
Democrats swept major U.S. state elections, taking governorships in New Jersey and Virginia, the New York City mayoralty, and Virginia’s attorney general’s office. The article argues that Republicans suffered a major defeat because they abandoned practical issues like the economy and security in favor of conspiracy theories and extremist rhetoric. Conservative media figures such as Tucker Carlson, who gave platforms to Holocaust revisionists and antisemitic voices, helped shift the party’s image toward fringe populism. Internal infighting, lack of leadership from Donald Trump, and the growing influence of radical commentators alienated mainstream voters. Unless the GOP redefines its values, the writer predicts continued electoral losses.
Survey shows nearly half of Israelis would avoid NYC under Mamdani.
Survey shows nearly half of Israelis would avoid NYC under Mamdani.
Iran Reacts to Mamdani Win.
Zohran Mamdani’s election as New York City’s first Muslim mayor triggered polarized reactions in Iran. Hardliners celebrated it as proof of Islam’s ascendancy and the U.S.’s internal divisions, while reformists viewed it as an example of pluralism and democratic strength. Iranian conservatives used the victory to attack Israel, with officials publicly chanting anti-Israel slogans and claiming Mamdani’s win symbolized U.S. rejection of Israeli influence. The response highlighted Iran’s political rifts over how to interpret events abroad—either as divine vindication or as a challenge to their own theocratic rigidity.
The Post–Oct. 7 ‘Great Jewish Awakening’.
Chef and media personality Jamie Geller told Arutz Sheva that the October 7 attacks triggered a spiritual revival among Jews worldwide. She described a surge in faith, unity, and Jewish pride as people reconnect with heritage, Torah study, and community.
Four individuals were arrested in connection with disrupting an Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Paris by throwing flares and chanting pro-Palestinian slogans.
Four individuals were arrested in connection with disrupting an Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Paris by throwing flares and chanting pro-Palestinian slogans.
‘Hersh’s Fridge’ Opens in Skokie, Offering Kosher Food to Those in Need.
A new initiative called “Hersh’s Fridge” launched in Skokie, Illinois, providing free kosher food for residents struggling economically. The project honors Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a hostage held by Hamas, symbolizing compassion and communal responsibility.
* Nov 9, 2025:<br>
Itay Chen Laid to Rest: ‘For Over Two Years I Tried to Keep You Alive’.
At Itay Chen’s funeral, his mother delivered a heartbreaking eulogy recalling the two years she clung to hope while her son’s body was held in Gaza. The ceremony reflected both immense personal loss and national mourning.
Geshmak To Be A Yid: Chabad Music Video Celebrates Jewish Students.
Chabad released a lively music video celebrating Jewish pride and solidarity among university students. The video promotes joy, resilience, and Jewish identity in response to antisemitism on campuses.
Four Terror Tunnels Uncovered and Dismantled in Gaza.
The IDF uncovered and destroyed four Hamas tunnels in northern Gaza as part of ongoing operations to eliminate terrorist infrastructure. Officials said the tunnels were intended for attacks on Israeli border communities and that their removal significantly weakens Hamas’s operational capacity.
Tucker Carlson and Zohran Mamdani Have a Lot in Common.
The article argues that antisemitism is emerging simultaneously on both the far right and far left. It points to Tucker Carlson’s interviews with extremist figures like Nick Fuentes and draws parallels between right-wing populists who attack Israel and left-wing critics such as Zohran Mamdani. Internal disputes within conservative institutions like the Heritage Foundation illustrate how hostility toward Jews and Israel is dividing the American right. The author warns that the overlap between left-wing anti-Zionism and right-wing antisemitism could reshape both political parties in dangerous ways.
Austria Uncovers Hamas-Linked Weapons Cache.
Austrian authorities discovered a Hamas-linked weapons cache intended for attacks on Jewish communities amid a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents. The Jewish Community of Vienna reported hundreds of anti-Jewish acts in the first half of the year, prompting government concern about growing extremism in Europe. The find underscores the intersection between imported Middle Eastern terrorism and domestic antisemitic violence in Europe.
Florida Police Kill Turkish Man Threatening Synagogue and Governor.
Florida police fatally shot a Turkish man who had made threats against a Tallahassee synagogue and several public officials, including the state governor. Authorities said he reached for a gun as they attempted to serve a warrant. Investigators concluded the bomb threat he made was non-credible and driven by mental illness rather than ideology. The synagogue emphasized that the situation was handled safely and that the suspect’s actions lacked antisemitic motivation.
Megyn Kelly Doesn’t Have the Time.
The author criticizes Megyn Kelly for defending Candace Owens and refusing to engage with her controversial anti-Israel comments, arguing that Kelly’s claim of being “not the mother of the internet” is a moral cop-out. The piece broadens into a theological reflection on rising antisemitism within the American right, including elements of “Replacement Theology” that deny Christianity’s Jewish roots. Citing biblical prophecy, the writer warns that increasing hostility toward Israel among conservatives could lead to spiritual and moral disaster, likening it to historical precedents such as Nazi “Positive Christianity.”
Arab-Islamic Supremacy Continues to Destroy Sudan.
Sudan’s ongoing civil war between the army (SAF) and paramilitary RSF has caused mass death, famine, and displacement, rooted in ethnic and religious supremacy. Both sides commit war crimes, including targeted massacres and sexual violence, while invoking Islamist ideologies to justify their brutality. The article traces this violence to Sudan’s long history of Arabization and Islamic dominance, which marginalized African and Christian populations. It argues that the current war is a continuation of this supremacist legacy, now manifesting as a genocide largely ignored by the international community.
The Fall of New York City in 8 Charts.
The article argues that New York City’s election of Zohran Mamdani, an “Islamist socialist,” reflects a fundamental demographic and cultural transformation. Once a bastion of Jewish, Italian, and Irish working-class families, NYC has become dominated by immigrants, transient newcomers, and secularized young progressives. Charts illustrate how the Muslim population has grown while Jewish, Italian, and Irish populations have declined sharply. English-speaking residents are now a minority, and over half of city households are single. The author claims this shift—from a rooted, religious, family-oriented population to a globalized, unaffiliated, transient one—made it possible for Mamdani to win. He concludes that “old New York” no longer exists; the city has become a generic, post-American metropolis similar to London or Toronto.
The Unbreakable Spirit: Who Was Hadar Goldin.
After 11 years, Israel recovered the remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin, an IDF officer killed and kidnapped by Hamas during the 2014 Gaza war. His return closes a long and painful chapter for his family and the nation, symbolizing unity, resilience, and Israel’s commitment to bringing every soldier home. The article portrays Goldin as a symbol of unbroken Israeli spirit.
From Shapewear to Solidarity: Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS Expands to Israel.
Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS brand will open 15 stores across Israel by 2026. The article presents the move as a statement of solidarity amid rising global antisemitism, describing it as both a business expansion and a “stylish slap” against boycotts. Kardashian’s investment is framed as an embrace of Israel’s resilience and entrepreneurial energy.
Turkey Tried to Stop It: How Intelligence Forced Hamas to Return Goldin’s Remains.
Israeli and allied intelligence reportedly uncovered “golden information” revealing the precise location of Hadar Goldin’s remains. The find compelled Hamas to return his body despite Turkish efforts to leverage it in exchange for releasing 150 imprisoned terrorists. The piece highlights the intelligence success and Turkey’s failed attempt to block the deal.
Thousands Accompany Former Hostage Itay Chen to Final Resting Place.
Thousands attended the funeral of Staff Sgt. Itay Chen, whose body was held in Gaza for over two years after his death on Oct. 7, 2023. The ceremony, filled with grief and national solidarity, honored Chen’s bravery during the Hamas invasion. Only one member of his four-man tank crew survived. Family and military leaders praised his courage and sacrifice.
Scarlett Johansson Voices Fear of Antisemitic Violence.
Actress Scarlett Johansson expressed alarm at the normalization of antisemitism in a Channel 12 interview. She said that casual antisemitic remarks in social settings often make her fear they could turn violent. Johansson warned that hate speech and violence are closely linked, describing the current climate as “a scary dilemma.”
* Nov 10, 2025:<br>
Trump to Host Syrian President in Historic White House Meeting.
President Trump will host Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former jihadist commander, in a historic effort to rebuild U.S.–Syria relations and promote regional peace. The meeting follows Syria’s pledge to join the anti-ISIS coalition and the lifting of U.N. sanctions. The U.S. plans to suspend the Caesar Act and reopen Syria’s embassy in Washington. Faith leaders urge Trump to press al-Sharaa on minority rights, while analysts caution that rehabilitating a former extremist carries major risks. Supporters argue it could stabilize Syria, curb Iranian influence, and open new peace channels with Israel.
IDF Demolishes Home of Terrorist Who Murdered Tze’ela and Her Son.
The IDF destroyed the home of a Palestinian terrorist responsible for murdering Tze’ela Meir and her young son in a recent attack. The demolition, carried out in the West Bank, was intended as both deterrence and justice for the victims’ family.
World Bank Endorses US-Proposed Gaza ‘Board of Peace’.
The World Bank approved the U.S. plan to establish a “Board of Peace” to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction and economic recovery. The initiative aims to ensure transparency, prevent Hamas influence, and create conditions for long-term stability under international supervision.
Four Charged Over Disruption at Israel Philharmonic Concert in Paris.
French prosecutors charged four activists who disrupted an Israel Philharmonic Orchestra performance in Paris. The protesters shouted anti-Israel slogans and attempted to halt the concert before being removed. Authorities said such actions could constitute antisemitic incitement.
Tensions Rise as Iran and Israel Prepare for Possible Conflict.
Regional intelligence reports indicate both Israel and Iran are on high alert, with Tehran mobilizing proxies and Israel reinforcing northern defenses. The buildup follows Iranian threats and increased Israeli airstrikes on Iranian assets in Syria.
New Details: The Unsuccessful Attempt to Recover Hadar Goldin’s Body.
A newly released report describes an earlier failed attempt to recover Lt. Hadar Goldin’s remains from Gaza. Despite precise intelligence, Hamas countermeasures and booby-trapped tunnels thwarted the mission.
Learning from America: Israel Must Stop All Negotiations with Hamas.
The op-ed argues that Israel should permanently cease negotiating with Hamas, citing U.S. counterterrorism principles that reject dialogue with terrorist groups. The writer says any talks only legitimize Hamas and undermine Israeli deterrence.
“Only the Dead Have Seen the End of War”.
Prof. Kellner reflects on philosopher George Santayana’s quote to explore humanity’s enduring cycle of war. He argues that peace requires moral transformation, not just diplomacy or military deterrence.
IDF Avoided Eliminating Hamas ‘Assets’ with Intel on Hadar Goldin.
The IDF reportedly refrained from striking key Hamas figures who held information about Hadar Goldin’s burial site. The decision prioritized the chance to retrieve his remains alive but delayed justice against those responsible.
Released Hostage Matan Zangauker: “I Never Gave In to the Terrorists”.
Recently freed hostage Matan Zangauker described his 738 days in Hamas captivity, saying he endured abuse but maintained hope thanks to his family’s activism. He urged Israelis never to forget the remaining hostages.
Arab MK Mansour Abbas Walks Out of Interview on Hamas’ Future.
United Arab List leader Mansour Abbas abruptly ended a live interview after refusing to say whether Hamas should be disarmed. His reaction drew criticism across the political spectrum.
Terrorists Threaten IDF Troops, Violating Ceasefire.
Hamas gunmen opened fire near IDF positions despite an agreed ceasefire, prompting the army to respond with precision strikes. Israel accused Hamas of exploiting truces to regroup.
Israel to Seize Vessels Used in Gaza-Bound Flotilla.
Israel announced it will confiscate ships attempting to break its Gaza blockade under the guise of humanitarian missions, citing evidence of weapons smuggling attempts.
Final Farewell to Lior Rudaeff: ‘May We Be the Last to Suffer’.
After 763 days, the body of volunteer medic Lior Rudaeff—killed during the Oct. 7 attack—was laid to rest. Family and officials honored his heroism and expressed hope that no more families endure such loss.
Don’t Call Tucker Carlson an Antisemite—Call Him a Coward.
Willig argues Carlson’s recent platforming of antisemites isn’t driven by hatred but cowardice—his refusal to confront extremists to maintain popularity. The author calls this moral weakness just as dangerous as open antisemitism.
Vatican Probes Guard After Jewish Women Report Antisemitic Abuse.
The Vatican launched an investigation after two Jewish tourists reported verbal abuse by a security guard at St. Peter’s Basilica. Officials pledged zero tolerance for antisemitism within Church institutions.
Harley Lippman: European Jews Must Organize to Combat Rising Antisemitism.
Businessman and activist Harley Lippman urged Europe’s Jewish communities to form coordinated defense and advocacy networks, warning that state responses remain too weak as antisemitic violence surges.
Attempted Terror Attack Near Hebron.
Israeli forces foiled an attempted stabbing near Hebron when a Palestinian suspect approached soldiers with a knife. The attacker was neutralized; no Israeli casualties were reported.
PM Tells Kushner Israel Interested in Syrian Demilitarized Zone.
Prime Minister Netanyahu told Jared Kushner that Israel supports creating a demilitarized buffer zone inside Syria as part of U.S.-Syrian peace efforts. The zone would block Iranian forces and secure Israel’s northern border.
When ‘Protective Presence’ Becomes Propaganda.
Sheri Oz criticizes international “protective presence” activists in "Palestinian" areas, claiming they often act as political propagandists rather than neutral observers, distorting the conflict narrative against Israel. [Then they propagate in international media].
Zambian President to Israelis: ‘You Are Most Welcome in Zambia’.
Zambia’s president invited Israeli entrepreneurs and tourists, pledging closer cooperation in agriculture, technology, and defense. He emphasized Zambia’s friendship with the Jewish people.
HaGevura Forum Urges Trump Envoys: ‘Do Not Be the Terrorists’ Lifeline’.
An Israeli advocacy group urged Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff not to pressure Israel to free 200 Hamas terrorists trapped in Rafah tunnels, warning that releasing them would undermine justice and security.
Smotrich: Dialogue With US Ongoing, But Freeing Terrorists Is Moral Folly.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich confirmed ongoing talks with the U.S. but rejected any deal to release Hamas operatives, calling such proposals a “moral collapse” that rewards terror.
New York: Mamdani Received 97% of the Muslim Vote.
Election data showed that new NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani captured 97% of Muslim voters, underscoring his base’s overwhelming support and reflecting the city’s shifting demographic and political landscape.
Netanyahu, Kushner Discuss 200 Hamas Terrorists Trapped in Gaza Tunnels.
Prime Minister Netanyahu met Jared Kushner to discuss the fate of 200 Hamas fighters trapped underground in Gaza. Talks focused on disarmament, Gaza demilitarization, and preventing Hamas from reconstituting control.
“I Thought I Was Going to Die There”: Matan Zangauker’s Harrowing Testimony.
In his first interview, freed hostage Matan Zangauker detailed brutal captivity, a failed escape attempt, and moments of near-death. He credited his mother’s relentless campaign for saving his life and urged Israel to rescue the remaining captives.
Trump: ‘We’re Working With Israel to Get Along With Syria’.
Following his White House meeting with Syria’s President al-Sharaa, Donald Trump said he supports a U.S.–Israel–Syria security arrangement and praised progress toward peace despite Sharaa’s controversial past.
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