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Eight Muslim-majority countries announced they are joining a U.S.-backed Peace Council for Gaza. The initiative aims to oversee a ceasefire, reconstruction, and a political framework for Gaza’s future.
Eight Muslim-majority countries announced they are joining a U.S.-backed Peace Council for Gaza. The initiative aims to oversee a ceasefire, reconstruction, and a political framework for Gaza’s future.
==Jan 22, 2026+==
==Jan 22-Feb 22, 2026+==
* Jan 22, 2026:<br>
* Jan 22, 2026:<br>
US and allied governments criticized Israeli steps toward West Bank annexation.
US and allied governments criticized Israeli steps toward West Bank annexation.
David Christopher Kaufman writes that framing Israel’s war in Gaza as “genocide” has become a misguided litmus test within Democratic politics. He contends that some party figures and activists believe candidates must adopt this language to remain viable, but he sees this as political miscalculation driven by a vocal far-left base rather than the priorities of most American voters. Kaufman maintains that issues such as the economy, immigration, and domestic policy matter far more to the electorate than Gaza, and that emphasizing genocide accusations risks reinforcing perceptions of Democratic unelectability rather than expanding support in upcoming elections.
Iran is reportedly accelerating efforts to fortify its key nuclear facility at Natanz Nuclear Facility, potentially making underground sections more resistant to attack. The move comes amid heightened tensions with the United States and speculation about possible military action.
Iran is reportedly accelerating efforts to fortify its key nuclear facility at Natanz Nuclear Facility, potentially making underground sections more resistant to attack. The move comes amid heightened tensions with the United States and speculation about possible military action.
Editor contends that discussion of antisemitism within Muslim communities has been suppressed by fears of being labeled Islamophobic. In a podcast conversation with Andrew Bostom, he argues that antisemitic attitudes are widespread in parts of the Muslim world and are rooted not only in politics surrounding Israel but also in religious and cultural traditions. Citing research and historical texts, they claim that Western institutions and interfaith groups have been reluctant to confront these issues directly, and they call for more open acknowledgment and condemnation of anti-Jewish hatred.
Outrage: AOC's Genocide Lie Against Israel in Munich: Spreading Falsehoods in the City Where the Holocaust Was Plotted and Its Execution Was Rooted. She adopted the slur only after heckled on Narch 4, 2024).
Investigative journalist David Collier shows that AI systems such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT apply heightened caution when handling questions related to Palestinian identity. He describes testing the system with parallel scenarios and concludes that it treated references to Palestinian identity as uniquely sensitive, applying additional “guardrails” to avoid language that could be interpreted as denying that identity. Collier suggests that such design choices may shape public discourse by informally protecting certain narratives from scrutiny.
'Kill the Jew' - 'itbakh al Yahud' - racist Arab tourists from France, rob, brutally attack 2 Israelis in Thailand on Ko Samui Island chasing them into the restroom. They left the victims with broken ribs, damaged teeth, and back trauma.
The assailants launched the attack because they heard the victims speaking Hebrew: "We do not doubt that it was antisemitic. The assailants also yelled that they would murder them, 'Itbah al-Yehud' (kill the Jew), 'You're IDF,' and expletives."
* Feb 17, 2026:<br>
* Feb 17, 2026:<br>
Israeli authorities are investigating allegations that senior criminals bribed foreign staff at a US headquarters facility to smuggle banned goods into Gaza for profit.
Israeli authorities are investigating allegations that senior criminals bribed foreign staff at a US headquarters facility to smuggle banned goods into Gaza for profit.
* Feb 18, 2026:<br>
New York attorney Jack Lester plans to sue New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to compel the release of records concerning executive orders that revoked prior policies described as protecting Jewish residents and restricting boycotts of Israel. After filing a Freedom of Information request and not receiving the requested materials within the statutory timeframe, Lester says he will seek judicial enforcement to obtain emails and related documents.
The Israel Defense Forces reported demolishing the home of Rafat Duwasi, identified as a Hamas terrorist accused of murdering Alon and Yehonatan, during a counterterrorism operation that also involved arrests and weapons seizures.
Israeli sources state that 925 soldiers have fallen since the October 7, 2023 attacks.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir ordered the six-month closure of the Burj AlLuqLuq association compound in Jerusalem’s Muslim Quarter, citing alleged incitement.
The Anti-Defamation League reports that HispanTV, an Iranian Spanish-language propaganda owned by Iran’s state broadcasting authority, spreads antisemitic conspiracy theories and glorifies terrorism. According to the group, the outlet has promoted claims about Zionist control, repeated blood libel accusations, and praised the October 7 attacks. ADL leadership warns that such messaging contributes to rising global antisemitism and extends Iranian influence into Spanish-speaking regions.
A former synagogue building in Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, originally established by a Jewish congregation dating to the late 19th century (1888), has collapsed, symbolizing the decline of what was once a thriving local Jewish community.
President Donald Trump is reportedly urging figures, such as Tucker Carlson, to reduce tensions within Republican debates over Israel.
Tucker Carlson has also faced criticism from an NGO leader who disputes his lies about Christian mistreatment in Israel.
The United Nations Security Council is set to hold an urgent meeting to discuss recent Israeli policies in the West Bank, following moves related to land registration in Area C. It comes after Israel annulled the racist law since Jordanian rule banning non-Arabs.
Belgium, advocacy groups and officials are responding to legal charges against mohels, with C.A.M. calling the case a witch-hunt targeting Jewish religious life.
In Australia, a man who called Jews “the greatest enemy” of the country during an anti-imigration protest has been jailed under new hate-crime legislation.
An article warns that Qatar’s regional influence poses escalating security risks to Israel. In the United States, State Department nominee Jeremy Carl is facing Senate opposition over past remarks described as antisemitic.
Reports indicate that Iran is using cryptocurrency networks to mitigate Western sanctions, facilitating oil sales and support for proxy groups. Social media platform X has removed verification badges from several Iranian regime figures following scrutiny. Meanwhile, U.S. officials state that multiple options remain on the table regarding Iran, and sources suggest a potential American strike is possible, though not necessarily imminent.
* Feb 19, 2026:<br>
The bigotted lying Tucker Carlson’s claims of being detained by Israeli airport security were debunked by leaked footage showing him happily interacting with staff. Israeli authorities stated that Carlson’s treatment was routine and in line with security protocols.
[The Israeli Airports Authority clarified that Carlson was questioned as part of standard security procedures, denying any mistreatment].
Also the US embassy refuted his lies. Bennett called Tucker 'chickenshit' for [lying then] whining.
The U.S. imposed new visa restrictions on Iranian officials in response to a brutal crackdown by Iran on protests and dissidents. These sanctions are part of ongoing tensions between the two countries. The move is seen as an effort to increase pressure on the Iranian government over its human rights abuses.
The U.S. Secretary of Energy stated that the U.S. would stop Iran’s progress on nuclear weapons "one way or another," signaling continued concerns over Iran's nuclear ambitions and its defiance of international restrictions.
In a UN Security Council meeting, Israeli Minister Gideon Saar rebuked Yvette Cooper's criticism of Israeli land policies. [It comes after Israel canceled the racist Aran Jordan law forbidding selling land to non-Arabs]. Saar defended Israel's historical claim to the land and criticized international pressure for a two-state solution. The UN discussion also highlighted calls for Hamas to demilitarize before any reconstruction efforts could take place in Gaza.
Saar expressed frustration over the UN’s "anti-Israel obsession" and pointed out the injustice in denying Jewish people the right to live in their historical homeland. He condemned the international body for making claims about Jewish settlements being an obstacle to peace.
The top U.S. commander for Latin America made an unexpected visit to Venezuela as part of President Trump’s push for reforms in the country, alongside previous visits by other U.S. officials.
Kosovo and Kazakhstan announced they would join the Gaza International Stabilization Force, a peace initiative involving multiple countries, including Indonesia, Morocco, and Greece, to aid in post-war reconstruction in Gaza.
A UN school in New York has been accused of mishandling antisemitism complaints by a Jewish teacher, who claims the school instead investigated her for filing the complaints. She is now pursuing legal action.
The IDF confirmed that a Commonwealth war cemetery in Gaza was damaged during an operation to destroy Hamas terror tunnels, raising concerns about the preservation of military graves.
* Feb 20, 2025:<br>
France is advancing a bill to criminalize anti-Zionism, with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announcing support for legislation that would make it a crime to reject Israel’s right to exist, equating it to incitement to genocide.
[While 99% of non-Jewish anti-Zionism stems from underlying antisemitism, there is a need to highlighta critical distinction between genuine ideological opposition and bigotry disguised as political critique. Thus, among Haredi Jews, the majority hold non-Zionist views rooted in religious convictions that prioritize spiritual redemption over secular statehood, yet only a small minority within this community actively embraces anti-Zionism. Their stance, grounded in theological principles, stands in stark contrast—indeed, worlds apart—from the anti-Zionism propagated by bigots, which frequently veils hatred toward Jews as a whole rather than engaging with the complexities of Israeli politics or history].
The United States ended its anti-ISIS mission in Syria, marking a shift in strategy following the clearing of the last ISIS enclave, with the U.S. now focusing on supporting local forces to maintain security.
The IDF revealed a kilometer-long Hamas terror tunnel uncovered in Gaza. Meanwhile, an analysis showed that Hamas was regaining control over much of Gaza’s infrastructure, which had been disrupted during the conflict.
Israel remains on high alert as tensions with Iran continue to rise, with concerns over Iran’s growing missile capabilities. The IDF is racing to counter the threat posed by Iran’s ballistic missiles, which are projected to increase substantially in the coming years.
The UK denied the U.S. access to military bases for potential strikes on Iran, citing international law, and in response, President Trump withdrew support for the UK’s stance on the Chagos Islands.
Israel continues to face geopolitical cyberattacks, with a report revealing that the country was the primary target for such attacks in 2025, experiencing a significant increase in both DDoS and application-layer attacks.
Israel's first sovereign AI data center for government and critical infrastructure has been unveiled, marking a significant step in the country’s efforts to secure mission-critical data using advanced AI technologies.
A UN probe into the actions of Sudan’s RSF paramilitary group revealed evidence of genocide during their takeover of the city of al-Fashir, with mass killings of non-Arab communities attributed to the group.
President Trump addressed the first meeting of his Board of Peace, with representatives from nearly 50 nations attending. The board aims to assist in Gaza's reconstruction and promote peace in the region, with a focus on rebuilding infrastructure and creating a new police force.
Israeli journalist Itai Anghel traveled to secret mountain tunnels along the Iran-Iraq border to interview Peyman Vian, the commander of the PJAK Kurdish guerrilla group and one of Iran’s most wanted figures. The rare meeting offered insight into Kurdish armed opposition to Tehran and highlighted growing unrest among Iranian Kurdish factions.
A journalist working for German media was detained in Turkey on accusations of spreading misinformation and insulting the president. Deutsche Welle leadership condemned the arrest as baseless and described it as an act of intimidation reflecting worsening press freedom conditions in Turkey.
FIFA and President Trump’s Board of Peace announced a joint initiative to support Gaza’s reconstruction through sports infrastructure. The plan includes building dozens of mini soccer fields, several full-size pitches and establishing a FIFA academy to promote youth engagement and stability in the territory.
Residents of Bat Yam reflected on the possibility of renewed conflict with Iran following a devastating missile strike in 2025. Locals expressed mixed feelings about preparedness and resilience as regional tensions continue to rise.
An article criticized the United Nations and Secretary-General António Guterres, arguing that Israel is routinely singled out for condemnation while UN bodies promote a Palestinian narrative. The article accused the international organization of bias and moral inconsistency.
Turkish Islamist activists have reportedly begun identifying and publicizing names of Israeli soldiers with dual Turkish citizenship, calling for action against them. The campaign intensified after the IDF revealed figures about soldiers holding additional passports, raising concerns about harassment and security risks.
Article points out that Qatar’s support for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is largely pragmatic, while Turkey’s backing is driven more by ideological alignment. The analysis suggested that both countries play enabling roles in strengthening Iran’s regional posture.