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The New York Attorney General who ordered the Zionist group Betar to halt activities, prompting charges from its leaders that the decision threatens Jewish self-defense and free expression. The "whole idea that we targeted random Palestinians and Muslims [is wrong]," and stressed that, despite the settlement with the AG (who accused Betar of "bias-motivated harassment and violence designed to terrorize communities"), Betar never signed any confession of guilt, and denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
The New York Attorney General who ordered the Zionist group Betar to halt activities, prompting charges from its leaders that the decision threatens Jewish self-defense and free expression. The "whole idea that we targeted random Palestinians and Muslims [is wrong]," and stressed that, despite the settlement with the AG (who accused Betar of "bias-motivated harassment and violence designed to terrorize communities"), Betar never signed any confession of guilt, and denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
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An antisemitic caricature of a religious Jew appeared in a Christmas pageant at a Ukrainian Orthodox church in New Jersey, part of a traditional Slavic vertep performance that has drawn criticism for perpetuating antisemitic stereotypes about greed.
Freed Israeli hostage David Cunio described enduring extreme deprivation in Gaza captivity, surviving for a long time on just 250 milliliters of water and half a pita per day, facing mistreatment in tunnels, forced standing in weakness, and the devastating emotional pain of separation from his released wife and daughters while begging not to be left behind, with thoughts of family sustaining him.
British Midland police chief apologized to Parliament after admitting that inaccurate intelligence barring Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Europa League match stemmed from unverified AI-generated information rather than reliable sources.
Hamas-affiliated figures voiced strong support for the Iranian regime amid its suppression of mass protests, labeling demonstrators as agents of Israel and the US while urging Iran to attack Israel.
Reports and human rights groups indicate thousands killed in Iran's violent crackdown on anti-government protests, with estimates varying widely from verified figures around 2,500-3,000 to higher unconfirmed claims reaching 12,000-30,000, amid internet blackouts, forced confessions broadcast on state media, personal interrogations by the judiciary chief, and fears of executions.
Social media posts and diaspora voices amplified claims of massacres in Iran, with figures like 20,000-30,000 civilians killed by regime forces using machine guns, imported Iraqi militia fighters aiding the crackdown, regime leaders allegedly ordering their own children to kill protesters, bodies stacked in warehouses, families forced to pay for bullets after killings, internet shutdowns extending months, and martial law imposed.
* Jan 15, 2026:<br>
Thousands sought treatment for eye injuries in Tehran following recent protests. A senior eye specialist said more than 6,000 people were treated at a major clinic over several days, indicating widespread eye trauma linked to the unrest.
Iranian authorities have reportedly pressured families of protesters killed during recent demonstrations by tightly controlling bodies and funeral processes. According to collected testimonies and media evidence, officials have used morgues, hospitals, and family homes to intimidate relatives and manage public narratives despite limited independent verification due to internet restrictions.
Security forces in the town of Chamestan allegedly attacked peaceful protesters using knives and live ammunition during demonstrations. Local sources reported that live fire was used and that dozens of bodies were seen lying on a main street after clashes.
Anti-Israel demonstrators entered the headquarters of BBC Scotland during a protest. The incident involved activists breaching the premises as part of a demonstration related to the Gaza conflict.
Israel designated an Iranian bank as a terrorist organization. The move was presented as part of Israel’s broader actions against Iranian financial institutions accused of supporting terrorism.
Israel’s prime minister reportedly held a phone call with the US president, during which he requested a delay in any potential military strike on Iran. The conversation was described as significant amid heightened regional tensions.
A doctor working for the UK’s National Health Service was suspended after social media posts surfaced in which he allegedly praised Hamas. The suspension followed public and official scrutiny of the content.
UN human rights experts have been largely silent on Iran's brutal suppression of civilian protests, in contrast to their frequent statements on other issues like Israel.
A prominent opinion piece highlighted hypocrisy in Western leftist activists and celebrities who loudly condemned Israel over (its anti terror war in) Gaza but remained mostly silent on Iran's regime massacring its own people, torturing dissidents, and committing crimes against humanity, attributing this to ideological biases favoring anti-Western causes over genuine human rights concerns.
"In 2 years of fighting in Gaza, 30k militants and 30-40k civilians died.
The world screamed genocide[sic].
In 2 weeks, the Iranian regime has massacred 20k civilians.
The world looked away."
* Jan 16, 2026:<br>
Germany urges ban on AI-generated fake Holocaust images to prevent historical distortion
Protests in Iran appeared to slow due to the intense repression, with no US military intervention forthcoming despite earlier threats and promises of help, leading to disappointment among some Iranians and continued monitoring by the US.
Calls emerged to deport relatives of Iranian regime figures living comfortably in the US, seen as hypocritical amid the homeland crackdown.
Defiance met with massacre: Iran’s biggest protest wave in generations.
Pay for bullets: How Iran pressures families after killing protesters.
When Iran shakes, the axis holds its breath: proxies brace for a mothership crash.
Michigan event to feature daughter of convicted Hamas fundraiser.
Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that Trump's Gaza Peace Council was contrary to Israeli policy. Israel rejects Trump's Gaza Peace Council. It inck6des Turkey and Qatar.
US sanctions on Houthi networks, a Michigan event featuring a daughter of a convicted Hamas fundraiser, Israel's rejection of a proposed Trump-led Gaza Peace Council including Turkey and Qatar, and Nick Fuentes criticizing Trump for not aligning with more extreme views.
A released hostage, Eitan Mor, expressed willingness to die in Gaza if it meant Israel could destroy Hamas, rejecting offers to spy for captors.
Arab rioters from nearby villages attacked the Shirat Tzion homestead in Samaria, targeting residents in a violent incident that added to ongoing tensions in the area.
An Investigative journalist outlines that the concept of “anti-Palestinian[sic] racism[suc]” was deliberately developed as a political tool to undermine efforts to combat antisemitism, reframing Zionism and Jewish self-determination as racism and influencing governments, institutions, and public discourse in several Western countries.
(Never mind Arab "Palestinians" are nor a separate Arab "race").
Iranians living abroad describe widespread killings, fear, and trauma following a severe crackdown inside Iran, with families cut off by communication blackouts and many learning belatedly of loved ones who were killed during protests.
Former detainees and family sources report severe abuse of protesters in Iranian prisons, including forced nudity, exposure to cold, and injections with unidentified substances while in custody.
Israel and the United States welcomed Argentina’s decision to designate Iran’s Quds Force as a terrorist organization, calling it an important move against Iranian-backed terrorism.
U.S. senator Lindsey Graham reaffirmed strong support for Israel after meeting with the Israeli prime minister, describing the relationship as exceptionally close during a critical period.
Jewish organizations urged New York’s new mayor Islamo-soialist Mamdani, to rather appoint a leader of the city’s antisemitism office who understands Jewish communal life and can engage constructively with diverse Jewish communities, amid concerns about anti-Israel appointments.
Former hostage Eitan Horn, described more than two years spent in Hamas tunnels, detailing harsh conditions and saying personal resilience and connection to the Israeli people helped him survive.
Iranian state television was briefly hacked by opposition activists who broadcast a message from the exiled son of the former Shah Reza Pahlevi, calling on the military to abandon the current regime.
A report said U.S. president Donald Trump is considering an asylum initiative for British Jews in response to rising antisemitism in the United Kingdom.
A Palestinian Authority resident, Ahmad Muhammad, was sentenced to prison after spitting on an IDF female officer on a public bus, with the court stressing the seriousness of the act during wartime.
Iran warned US, that any attack on its supreme leader would be treated as an act of full-scale war, amid escalating tensions with the United States.
Recently freed Israeli hostage, Matan Angres, returned to playing soccer, using humor and resilience to mark his recovery after captivity.
* Jan 19, 2026:
The Israeli military reported an overall decline in terror attacks but noted a rise in incidents involving stone-throwing and firebombs.
The Israeli prime minister rejected any role for Turkish or Qatari forces in governing or securing Gaza.
The Israeli military carried out strikes against Hezbollah facilities in southern Lebanon, saying the targets were used to train operatives planning attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers.
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