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-''This is a continuation of '''[[Swords of Iron]]''' main page,' and [[Swords_of_Iron_Part_III|Swords of Iron Part II]
-[[File:Toddler.rescued.from.Hamas.PIJ.barbarians.Oct.7.23.jpg|thumb|Toddler rescued from Hamas/PIJ rocket (Oct 7.23)]]
-[[File:Newspapers headlines Oct 8 2023.jpg|thumb|Newspapers headlines Oct 8.23<ref>[https://www.globes.co.il/news/article.aspx?did=1001459601 The newspapers this morning in Europe: "Terrorists of Hamas massacred civilians in Israel"], ''Globes'', Oct 8, 2023.<blockquote><small>
-Most of the newspaper covers in Europe focus on the abduction of dozens of civilians, including women, children and the elderly into the Gaza Strip.  "Hundreds die and hostages held as Hamas assault shocks Israel," is the headline of the Sunday edition of the Guardian newspaper. "The unbearable attack," wrote the French "Le Parisien". (l'insoutenable attack).</small></blockquote></ref>]]
-[[File:21 children are now orphans A 4-year-old girl, whose both parents were murdered, was kidnapped alone to Gaza by Arab Palestinians - Oct.7.23.jpg|thumb|21 children are now orphans. A 4-year-old girl, whose both parents were murdered, was kidnapped alone to Gaza by Arab Palestinians - Oct.7.23]]
-[[File:Innocent faces of 32 children held in tunnels by Hamas Oct 2023.jpg|thumb|Innocent faces of 32 children held in tunnels by Hamas Oct 2023]]
-'''Operation Swords of Iron''',<ref>[https://www.terrorism-info.org.il/en/the-iron-swords-the-war-in-the-south-of-israel-updated-to-1-p-m-october-16-2023/  The Iron Swords – The war in the south of Israel (Updated to 1 p.m., October 16, 2023)], ''Terrorism-info'',  17/10/2023</ref> also known as the '''"October 7 War"''' which began Saturday of October 7, 2023 with [[Hamas]]'s led attack on Israel by land, sea and air & committing atrocities for hours.
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-==Aug 7 - Sep 7, 2025==
-* Aug 7, 2025:<br>
-Injured Gazan child terrorist treated at Tel Hashomer hospital in central Israel.
-Former IDF general: Gaza occupation key to defeating Hamas.
-IDF forces continue intense fighting against Gaza terror groups. It's intensifying operations in Gaza, focusing on dismantling tunnels and terror infrastructure in Khan Yunis, Jabaliya, and Tuffah and weakening Hamas and other terror groups.
-Where is he hiding? On the run? Lawyers can’t find Bashar Masri after Hamas lawsuit.
-Palestinian-American billionaire Bashar Masri [in NY] is at the center of a federal lawsuit accusing him of aiding Hamas in the October 7 massacre by allegedly using development projects in Gaza to conceal terrorist infrastructure.
-'We're coming!': Families of hostages sail towards Gaza. Relatives of hostages set sail towards Gaza beach, calling for loved' ones release.
-Israel must defeat Hamas via strategic erosion, isolation, ex-senior Shin Bet official says. Hamas's collapse will not be accomplished through submission, but rather through strategic erosion and separation from the population, Moshe Fuzaylov (a senior researcher at the Misgav Institute for National Security and a former senior Shin Bet official) said.
-Day after Bob Vylan chant saw most antisemitic incidents this year. Community Security Trust report on antisemitic incidents in the UK in the first half of 2025 shows the day after 'Death to the IDF' chants at Glastonbury saw the highest number of antisemitic incidents so far this year.
-IDF: Hamas’ Beit Hanoun Battalion has ceased to function. Givati Brigade commander: “We dealt a significant blow to Hamas’ Beit Hanoun battalion" over the last month.
-Netanyahu: 'We intend to take control of all of Gaza to remove Hamas'.
-Paris: El Al office defaced with pro-Hamas graffiti.
-"We Will Die and Not Enlist!": Thousands of Haredim protest in Jerusalem as police clash with Yeshiva guys.
-Lebanese Government approves targets for disarming Hezbollah. The Shiite ministers affiliated with or aligned with Hezbollah refused to vote for the decision, saying that Israel must adhere to its side of the ceasefire, including withdrawing from its outposts within Lebanon.
-Argentina screens documentary on Bibas Family: "Murdered for Being Jewish".
-New documentary "Bibas: Murdered for Being Jewish" premieres in Argentina, chronicling the tragic story of an Argentine-Israeli family killed by Hamas terrorists during October 7 attack.
-Rubio envoy met secretly with haredi leaders in Bnei Brak. Degel Hatorah leaders Rabbi Dov Lando and Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch held secret meetings with a Trump Administration official hoping for US intervention in the issue of the haredi draft.
-Clip: Anti-Semitic thug terrorizes hostage rally with chilling [Islamic genocidal] ‘Khaybar’ chant. A peaceful rally in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, advocating for Israeli hostages was disrupted by a man shouting antisemitic slurs and the threatening “Khaybar” chant, invoking a historic massacre. The incident, under investigation by Lower Merion Police, has heightened local Jewish community concerns amid a national rise in antisemitism.
-As Gaza war continues, Hamas calls for global protests while Israel marks breakthroughs in medical innovation.
-As the Arab-Palestinian terrorist group Hamas calls for global protests amid stalled Gaza ceasefire talks, Israel has broken new ground despite the ongoing conflict, achieving a major medical breakthrough in synthetic human kidney development.
-The contrast illustrates a stark contrast between the priorities of Hamas, an international designated terrorist group that has ruled Gaza for nearly two decades, and Israel, the lone democracy in the Middle East that has long been a leader in tech and medical innovation.
-* Aug 8, 2025:<br>
-TIME's 'Starving Gazans' cover under fire: Photographer linked to shocking BILD Exposé.
-It is under renewed scrutiny after emotional testimony from Gaza-based photographer Ali Jadallah, whose deeply personal losses raise concerns over potential bias in conflict imagery. Critics question whether his work, used on TIME’s August 1 cover, reinforces a pro-Palestinian narrative amid allegations of staged photos and links to Anadolu Agency, the same outlet tied to a BILD exposé.
-While TIME insists their photo is authentic and unrelated to BILD's accused photographer, a closer look reveals a troubling connection: Both images stem from freelancers tied to Anadolu Agency, the pro Hamas Turkish state-run outlet at the center of BILD's claims.
-Ali Jadallah [like Anas Zayed Fatia/Fatiyeh] linked to Anadolu, uncovers a deeply personal stake in the narrative of Palestinian suffering, including per his own words
-Report: Israel weighs defense over UK's "Palestine" recognition plans.
-Belgium revokes asylum status of European coordinator of Samidoun “When you glorify the murder of young festival-goers and call it resistance, you have no place in a civilized democracy,” said Belgian Member of Parliament.
-Belgium’s General Commission for Refugees and Stateless Persons (CGRA) has revoked the refugee status of Mohammed Khatib, the coordinator of the Samidoun network for Europe, according to Belgian media.
-The Immigration Office requested the revocation of Mohammed Khatib’s status last year, Belgian news agency Belga reported. Khatib has been in Belgium since 2015.
-Article: 'As antisemitism surges, the Islamist threat must be taken seriously.
-It’s time to pull CAIR’s tax exemption and designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.'
-'You don’t need to read the latest FBI hate-crime statistics to know that there has been a surge in antisemitism in the United States since Oct. 7, 2023. The evidence that a global wave of Jew-hatred was making itself felt was plainly evident on the streets of American cities, and especially on college campuses, where mobs were chanting for the destruction of the one Jewish state on the planet and for terrorism against Jews everywhere. There was also the series of violent murderous attacks on Jewish targets, as well as the mainstreaming of blood libels about Israel and Jews in legacy media outlets.
-But a deep dive into the report issued by the FBI this week for crimes reported in the year 2024 confirmed for anyone not already convinced that antisemitism is spiking. Of all the crimes based on religious prejudice that year, some 69.1% were against Jews. Though Jews have been the leading victims of such attacks for as long as the FBI has been issuing statistics, this was an increase over previous years.'
-GHF head meets UN aid orgs. for first time as UN's infamous Francesca Albanese asks for GHF dismantlement.
-Islamist desire to eradicate Israel: Hamas Propaganda war is working. The leadership of the radical Muslim Hamas seems to have learned from al-Qaeda’s failure to enlist the Western media as their mouthpiece.
-Plot against Baltimore power grid. Neo-Nazi leader sentenced to 20 years.
-Dutch Foreign Minister: No Palestinian state recognition for now.
-Clip: Fatah official encourages children to join fight against Israel.
-After over 10-hour debate. Cabinet approves Gaza Strip takeover. Security Cabinet approves Prime Minister Netanyahu’s plan to conquer all of Gaza after more than 10 hours of debate. The IDF will take control of Gaza City while providing humanitarian aid. The plan aims to disarm Hamas, return hostages, and ensure Israeli security in Gaza.
-Netanyahu: 'We will free Gaza from Hamas, not occupy it'.
-German chancellor announces weapons embargo on Israel.
-IDF takes out senior Syrian terrorist near Beqaa, Lebanon.
-Israeli energy firm inks $35b gas deal, largest in Israel’s history. The deal will strengthen regional stability and Israeli energy security, said Yossi Abu, CEO of NewMed Energy.
-Holocaust survivor, 91, succumbs to injuries weeks after Iranian missile strike on central Israel. Olga Weissberg dies nearly 2 months after being seriously wounded in June 15 Iranian missile strike on residential area in Rehovot, which killed 2 others, injured dozens and caused widespread destruction.
-Article: 'Iran has taken more U.S. citizens hostage. It’s time to shred the regime’s playbook. Both before and after the twelve-day war, the Islamic Republic has taken U.S. citizens hostage, necessitating a multifaceted U.S.-led strategy that ends the practice for good.'
-Iranian court sentences man to 3 Years for pro-Israel Instagram post.
-Hello, captain obvious:
-USAID inspector general: Hamas diverts "significant" amount of aid.
-Captivity survivor: During last moments in captivity, I prayed aloud. Hamas captivity survivor Eliya Cohen recalls experience in captivity, says he lives with feelings of guilt every day. 'Make a deal that will bring everyone back.'
-* Aug 9, 2025:<br>
-Adelphi University puts SJP [Students for Justice in Palestine chapter] on probation over antisemitic posts which created a hostile environment for Jewish students.
-Rubio: 'Giving Hamas statehood would be a reward for terrorism'.
-Netanyahu: 'Germany rewarding Hamas terrorism with arms embargo'.
-Last-ditch effort to reach deal with Hamas before Gaza conquest. White House envoy Steve Witkoff meets Qatari Prime Minister in Spain discuss a plan for ending the war, Israeli official notes such a deal would be unacceptable to Hamas and thus 'futile.'
-Montreal: Jewish man beaten in front of his children. Police searching for [racist-Arab?] perpetrator, who is still at large. Widely condemned.
-London: Hundreds arrested at anti-Israel demonstration. Police arrested 365 protesters backing banned group Palestine Action, citing assaults on officers and violent acts that led to the group’s proscription in July.
-Two nephews of Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya killed in Israeli artillery strike while returning home in Gaza.
-New investigation reveals: Failures of IDF top brass on October 7. Special team investigating the October 7 Hamas attack reveals significant  shortcomings in the IDF’s response, including delayed decisions, missed assessments, and inadequate coordination between key agencies.
-Report: Iran moves key nuclear scientists to safe areas.
-Palestinian-American mediator quits US talks delegation. Bishara Bahbah, who helped secure the release of hostage Edan Alexander, withdraws from the U.S. negotiation team to work independently, citing stalled ceasefire talks.
-Israel facilitates airdrop of more than 1,000 aid packages into Gaza. Nine countries have participated [8/9/25]: The UAE, Jordan, Egypt, Spain, France, Germany, Belgium, Canada and the Netherlands.
-Iran vows to make Trump-backed peace corridor a 'graveyard'. Tehran emerges as a key opponent of the U.S.-brokered Armenia-Azerbaijan peace talks, threatening to block the American-led 'TRIPP' corridor through its border region while threating military action.
-Extreme Muslim campaigner who worked with AOC accused of Anti Jewish terror plot.
-Brooklyn racist Arab activist Iman Abdul accused of posting a school’s location online and urging followers to “attack” it.
-Ex-Guantanamo detainee, suspected al-Qaeda member among 460 arrested at UK Palestine Action protest. Officers made arrests after crowds, waving placards expressing support for the group, gathered in Parliament Square, the force said on X.
-Pro-Jihad Qatari royals own more of London than British king.
-* Aug 10, 2025:<br>
-'Open your eyes, Hamas lies': Netanyahu slams int'l media for reporting false starvation claims. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a press conference with international media to address the "campaign of lies" against the Jewish state. "Contrary to false claims, our policy throughout the war has been to prevent a humanitarian crisis, while Hamas's policy has been to create it," the prime minister said at a press conference, the first of two scheduled for Sunday.
-"Israel has let in close to two million tons of aid," he said. "Now if we have a starvation policy, no one in Gaza would have survived two years of war."
-Netanyahu presents five conditions for ending the war. In English-language press conference, PM vows to finish Hamas’s defeat, rejects starvation claims, outlines post-war Gaza plan, and says Israel will win 'with or without the support of others.'
-Netanyahu congratulates Trump on Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal.
-The Israeli prime minister said the U.S. president's "bold leadership and global vision have made another peace agreement possible."
-Gaza rockets cross into Israel; IDF reviewing interception efforts. Sirens blared in the Sdot Negev and Sha'ar Hanegev regions as two projectiles entered the Jewish state's airspace.
-Honenu: Border Police officer must be suspended and prosecuted.
-Honenu calls for the suspension and prosecution of a Border Police officer accused of unlawfully shooting and seriously injuring a Jewish teenage boy near Beit El.
-UK Jews stand together to counter PM's Palestinian statehood plan. Max Royston, leader of Stop the Hate UK, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the organization's pro-Israel rally in London, advocating for justice for hostages amid rising protests.
-Wikimedia Foundation trustee candidate denies use of rape on Oct. 7, posts Hamas symbol. Ravan Jaafar al-Taie is a finalist to be elected to the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees. The Jerusalem Post did a deep dive into her controversial social media history.
-Exclusive Report: Behind the political tsunami against Israel – led by Macron.
-The internal Muslim-leftist pressure in France has pushed President Macron to announce imminent recognition of the "State of Palestine" – with the trigger being controversial images from Gaza.
-* Aug 11, 2025:<br>
-Hamas terrorists disguised as journalists confirmed killed by IDF. The IDF has eliminated Hamas terrorist Anas al-Sharif in Gaza City. Al-Sharif served as the head of a Hamas cell and was involved in planning rocket attacks. Another Gaza journalist, Mohammad Karika, was also reported killed in the strike.
-'Al-Sharif served as the head of a terrorist cell in the Hamas terrorist organization and was responsible for advancing rocket attacks against Israeli civilians and IDF troops'.
-Netanyahu and Trump discuss plans to seize the remaining Hamas strongholds in Gaza.
-Two leaders discussed Israel's plans to seize the remaining Hamas strongholds in Gaza to end the war through the release of hostages and the defeat of Hamas.
-JD Vance: These are the US Goals in the Gaza War. US Vice President J.D. Vance addressed this evening in an interview with Fox News the state of the war in Gaza, and seemed to take a position very similar to the Israeli one.
-PM Anthony Albanese confirms: Australia to back Palestinian statehood at UN.
-IDF eliminates sniper who injured Israeli soldier.
-Truth, Not Propaganda.
-How the World’s newsrooms turned a Hamas Commander into a ‘Journalist’
-BBC and New York Times echo Hamas-linked network’s claims, while Germany’s Bild calls it what it is — a terrorist disguised as a reporter.
-The IDF has confirmed the elimination of Anas al-Sharif — a Hamas operative working under the cover of a “journalist” for Al Jazeera in Gaza. The military released extensive intelligence proving his role within Hamas’s military wing, including official personnel rosters, terror training course lists, internal phonebooks, and salary records — all tying him directly to the group’s operations...
-Who told the truth?
-Some media, however, reported the story accurately. The UK’s Telegraph ran the headline, “Israel Kills Al Jazeera Journalist Accused of Leading Hamas Terror Cell”, and cited the IDF’s statement that “a press badge does not grant immunity for terrorism.” Germany’s Bild went further, publishing: “Terrorist Disguised as Journalist Killed in Gaza” and detailing his operational role in Hamas.
-Netanyahu: We are on the verge of concluding the war.
-'The Red Wedding participants are waiting for Khamenei'. Minister Israel Katz reacts to Iranian publication of a list of Israeli officials for assassination. 'I suggest to the Iranian dictator Khamenei that when he emerges from his bunker, he occasionally looks up to the sky and listens carefully for any buzzing.'
-Israel National News.
-French president Macron celebrates: ‘We’ve created momentum for a "palestinian" State’.
-Holocaust survivor, 91, succumbs to injuries weeks after Iranian missile strike on central Israel. Olga Weissberg dies nearly 2 months after being seriously wounded in June 15 Iranian missile strike on residential area in Rehovot, which killed 2 others, injured dozens and caused widespread destruction.
-The percentage of aid being stolen in Gaza keeps increasing. The UN is part of the problem, not the solution.
-Suspect [non-white] who beat Montreal religious Jew in front of his children in Outremont area) apprehended by police.
-Montreal rabbi speaks after violent attack.
-'This surge of hate is unprecedented in our lifetime, and our first response has been encouraging Aliyah, as a reminder to Jews where they truly belong.'
-New evidence casts doubt on story of dead Gazan child. Evidence obtained by the Daily Wire disproves account of former GHF worker who claimed to have witnessed IDF forces kill a boy in May, including his stepmother's claim he was alive and only went missing in July.
-Trump: 'I don't think Hamas will release hostages now'.
-Report. Netanyahu rejects partial deal with Hamas.
-Former Hostage Shlomi Ziv speaks out: “I was held captive by a Hamas member posing as a journalist”. He criticized Al Jazeera for defending a Hamas operative posing as a journalist - Anas al-Sharif, revealing his captor’s similar deception. The IDF exposed the operative’s role in coordinating attacks, raising concerns about media outlets employing terror supporters.
-Ziv, who was abducted during the October 7, 2023, Nova music festival attack, revealed that one of his captors in Gaza operated under the guise of a journalist. “I was held by a journalist in captivity and his father was a Doctor!!!!!!!!” Ziv wrote, highlighting how Hamas members use civilian professions to mask their terrorist activities.
-Ziv also targeted Israeli MK Ayman Odeh, who expressed sorrow over Al-Sharif’s death, accusing him of supporting terrorism. “Everyone is a Hamas operative, there are no journalists there who aren’t Hamas because they would kill him for telling the truth,” Ziv stated. He vowed, “I will act with all my strength to throw you out of the Knesset, my word, I promise you, you terror supporter.”
-Ziv's captor was Abdallah AlJamal who also worked for Ramzy Baroud's "Palestine Chronicle."
-Iran’s Execution Spree: Father of two sentenced to death after nine months in solitary. Will Babak Shahbazi Be the Next Victim?
-Swaatika palestine: 'F*k Jews, BDS:' IAC headquarters vandalized with Nazi symbols. This was not the only graffiti in the area, with "F*k Jews, BDS (Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions)" scrawled on the Highway 101 freeway entrance, and additional swastikas spotted in the vicinity.
-Leaders of terror-linked charity bankroll Democrats. Board members of a terror-linked nonprofit organization have cut dozens of checks to Democratic politicians over the past decade, campaign finance records show.
-On Oct. 15, 2024, the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control designated Samidoun as “an international fundraiser for the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine terrorist organization.” Employees and board members of Samidoun’s U.S. parent organization, the Alliance for Global Justice, have been frequent donors to high-profile Democratic politicians, including Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib (D-MI). Employees of Defense for Children Palestine, which the Israeli government has linked to the PFLP, have also cut checks to notable Democrats.
-Samidoun, which exists on paper to advocate the rights of those detained by the Israeli government, was determined to be “owned, controlled, or directed by, or having acted for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, the PFLP” by the Treasury Department in late 2024. Part of the Treasury Department’s case against Samidoun rested on Khaled Barakat, a PFLP member who serves on Samidoun’s board and has been involved in “fundraising and recruitment efforts support[ing] the PFLP’s terrorist activity against Israel.”
-Arab 'Palestinian singer Rola Azar glorified the October 7th massacre and referred to Hamas’ kidnapping of the Bibas family as “resistance.” The BBC omitted her extremist lyrics & uncritically platformed her.'
-Macron’s mirage: using ‘palestine’ to mask a presidency in freefall.
-Macron’s ‘Palestine’ ploy: slapped at home, pandering abroad in a desperate power grab. slapped in Paris, scheming in Ramallah: Desperate appeal to the Arab street - at least.
-"Palestinian holoca#st" lie a "winning card” - for Palestinian Authority.
-Fatah Central Committee Secretary Jibril Rajoub: The Oct. 7 war "is the Palestinian holoca#st, and this is the winning card"
-Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad: "The whole world has begun to act against Israel... Who [would have] imagined... that Israel is now accused of genocide and ethnic cleansing?" Hamas seeks to increase number of dead Gazans and steals aid to create "starvation" narrative against Israel, and PA joins in selling false victimhood to the world.
-Palestinian Authority: 'Christians, forget Jesus! “He is one of us”. Christian traditions are "nonsense"‎. Now it's Christianity's turn to be mocked by the Palestinian Authority.
-While it's PA policy to insult, mock and misrepresent Jewish tradition and Jewish history in the land of Israel whenever possible, this week it was Christian traditions' turn to be insulted and denied by the PA.
-* Aug 12, 2025:<br>
-Hamas made over $500 Million in 2024 by seizing Gaza aid.
-'PALLYWEID & casualties: As of Aug-2025, some 23,000 Hamas/PIJ terrorists were eliminated. Add to them their average assisting guilty wives. Now subtract these 46,000 from confirmed (not by Hamas controlled entities) dead.'
-Israel has proof refuting Hamas claims of starvation in Gaza in an organized media campaign. Report published by COGAT reveals that claimed victims of hunger died of pre-existing conditions; probe alleged Hamas falsifying figures in campaign to disparage Israel in the eyes of the world.
-Hamas has been attempting to spread a false narrative to disparage Israel in the eyes of the world.
-The report states that there is are significant inconsistencies between the number of hunger-related deaths in Gaza and the actual figures documented and identified, including on social media.
-Since early in July and while negotiations for a ceasefire were being held, Hamas claimed an increasing number of deaths linked to malnutrition. Until June, Hamas had reported 66 cases since the start of the war, but just one month later, it said 133 had died because of a lack of food.
-Despite the reported rise in such cases, Hamas provided no identifying information about the deceased, as it had done previously. On July 19, for example, Hamas claimed 18 people died of malnutrition and on July 22, the terror group claimed 15 more had died.
-But a review of social media posts revealed only a small number of deaths that could be tied to hunger. This discrepancy casts doubt on the credibility of the Hamas claims.
-An Israeli probe into the cases revealed that most of the deceased had suffered from pre-existing medical conditions that had nothing to do with food shortages. Some of them had even been treated in Israeli hospitals before the war.
-The report says Hamas has falsely claimed that 4-year-old Abdullah Hani Mahmad Abu Zarka, whose photo had been circulating on social media in recent weeks, was suffering from starvation, but an investigation by COGAT revealed he was suffering from a hereditary genetic disorder as were other members of his family and had left the Strip with his mother to receive treatment in Jerusalem's Al-Makassed hospital, four months before the war.
-Another example presented in the report was the death of 27-year-old Karim Khaled Aljamayal, who Hamas said died of starvation. The investigation revealed he had been suffering from a degenerative muscular disorder since early childhood and was paralyzed.  His death the report claims, had nothing to do with the alleged famine in the Strip.
-Israel insists that there is no famine in Gaza, quoting health experts.
-USDA changing reference to state of ‘Palestine’ on its website after JNS query.
-The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which consists of 29 agencies with almost 100,000 employees at 4,500 locations in the country and abroad, is changing an option in a drop-down menu in its organic integrity database for users to identify their location as “Palestine, state of.”
-The United States does not recognize an independent Palestinian state, and U.S. officials have said that other countries that have said that they intend to recognize such a state would reward the Hamas terror organization for its attacks on Oct. 7, 2023.
-Ridiculous. @AlboMP compared the Gaza conflict to a football game between Souths and the Broncos. A deeply unserious person entirely out of his depth.'
-Latest Siena Research poll — NYC mayoral candidates among Jewish voters in New York State:
-Mamdani 75% unfavorable / 15% favorable
-Adams 61% unfavorable  / 25% favorable
-Cuomo 54% unfavorable / 37% favorable
-Sliwa 38% unfavorable / 29% favorable.
-'We fixed it for you, @nytimes.
-Zakaria Zubeidi led the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades in Jenin and orchestrated deadly terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians during the Second Intifada.'
-Ivy League Universities co-organize upcoming webinar eith convicted terrorist..
-A webinar scheduled for August 14th will feature Sami Al-Arian, who pleaded guilty in 2006 to providing services to the U.S.-designated terrorist organization Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), speaking alongside prominent American academics, former UN officials, and media figures in an event co-organized by major U.S. universities including Georgetown, Harvard, Columbia, Brown, and the University of Chicago.
-The third session of the Pedagogic Series "Teaching Palestine Today," organized by the Gaza in Context Project and National Faculty and Staff for Justice in Palestine, is titled “On Zionism.”
-According to court documents from the U.S. District Court Middle District of Florida Tampa Division, Al-Arian was identified as "a member of the PIJ, a member of the 'Shura Council' of the PIJ, Secretary of the 'Shura Council,' and the leader of the PIJ in the United States." The court found that "in his capacity as a leader in the PIJ, he directed the audit of all moneys and property of the PIJ throughout the world and was the leader of the PIJ in the United States."
-'Suspected Foreign Citizen From South Africa— Abdul Kayum Ahmed actively joined the @Columbia encampments. Shortly after, he received a letter of non-renewal for his contract. His teaching was so biased, even the Wall Street Journal accused him of “political indoctrination” ..'
-Far left extremely buased Guardian corrects false '60,000 dead civilians' claim.
-On 8/11/25, the Guardian upheld our complaint about an article in the outlet’s Australian edition falsely stating that all of the 60,000 Palestinians which the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry claims have been killed since the terror group’s massacre on Oct. 7th, 2023, were “civilians”.
-'DropShite hosts a Live stream where Laila Al-Arian (An Al-Jazeera journalist) has the lovely original poster on her back wall, created in 1936 by Jewish artist Franz Krausz. The irony of having a Zionist poster repurposed and appropriated as Palestinian identity is perfect.'
-'Systematic torture and terror’: Health Ministry releases report on 12 freed hostages.
-Blindfolded nighttime marches through tunnels. Worm-infested food. Months without showering or changing clothes.
-A report by the Health Ministry with the International Committee of the Red Cross and international health organizations describes the ordeals faced by 12 of the hostages who were abducted by Hamas-led terrorists on October 7, 2023, and freed during a ceasefire earlier this year.
-The Red Cross has not been able to provide any assistance to the hostages during their time in captivity.
-Based on testimony and medical records, it details systematic methods of physical and psychological degradation, including ongoing sexual harassment and subhuman conditions.
-The abuse laid out in the report, the ministry said, constitutes torture and serious violations of international humanitarian law and called for the immediate provision of food, water and medical treatment to those still in captivity.
-The report comes days after terror groups published videos of two hostages looking emaciated, and as Israel endeavors to keep international attention on the plight of the captives, 50 of whom remain held by terror groups in Gaza. It was also published as relatives of the hostages rail against a new government plan to conquer Gaza City, which they say will endanger at least 20 hostages thought to still be alive.
-Based on the testimony it laid out, the report said that the living captives are “in immediate danger,” adding, “Every additional day there increases the risk of irreversible damage to their physical and mental health.”
-Clip: Terrorists pretending to be from aid org. eliminated. Armed terrorists who operated under the cover of a fake emblem of the World Food Kitchen were eliminated from the air, IDF announces.
-Hamas performs a war crime on video. World media ignores it.
-This is the war crime of perfidy. We can see it. World Central Kitchen confirms it wasn't there vehicle. Hamas (presumably) pretended to be aid workers to shield themselves from being targeted. This puts all humanitarian workers in Gaza at risk.
-Hours after Israeli and Jewish media covered the story, nearly no one else decided that this was newsworthy.
-The only exceptions were the New York Post, CNN and Newsweek.
-CNN mentioned it, buried the WCK statement, and then spends more space talking about how there wasn't enough aid in Gaza than on the story itself.
-Newsweek put "fake aid workers" in scare quotes, and then watered down the story by adding a previously NYT OpEd.
-Jaw-dropping statement from @FPANewYork president Ian Williams: [Foreign Press Association]: I don’t care if reporter [Anas Al-Sharif] worked for Hamas.
-* Aug 13, 2025:<br>
-Toronto International Film Festival bans October 7th film.
-The Toronto International Film Festival announced today (Wednesday) the removal of the film The Road Between Us - The Ultimate Rescue from this year's screening lineup.
-Tulkarm Arab resident who planned terror attack arrested at Ra'anana construction site.
-Police arrest Tulkarm resident in Ra’anana on suspicion of planning terror attack.
-Javier Milei unveils “Isaac Accords” – Latin America’s New Alliance With Israel.
-Argentine President Javier Milei channels his $1 million Genesis Prize into a groundbreaking alliance, bringing Israel closer to Latin America through the newly launched Isaac Accords.
-In a bold diplomatic move underscoring his unwavering support for Israel, Argentine President Javier Milei has announced the launch of the Isaac Accords – a visionary initiative aimed at boosting cooperation between Israel and Latin American nations.
-Launch of AFOIA.
-The project will be spearheaded by a new non-profit organization, American Friends of the Isaac Accords (AFOIA), which will work to foster economic, security, and cultural collaboration between Israel and the region, while also combating antisemitism and countering extremist ideologies.
-Lebanon's President Aoun confronts Iran’s envoy over interference, urges balanced ties.
-During a high-level meeting in Beirut, he told Iran's top security envoy that Lebanon's stability requires respect for sovereignty and rejection of sectarian ties.
-IDF Eliminates another October 7 monster.
-The IDF eliminated Abdullah Saeed Abd al-Baqin, a Nukhba force commander who helped take three hostages back to the Gaza Strip.
-Burying idea of Palestinian state: Smotrich to approve thousands of units in Ma’ale Adumim.
-Finance Minister and Minister in the Defense Ministry Bezalel Smotrich to approve the construction of 3,401 housing units in E1 area, connecting Ma’ale Adumim and Jerusalem. “Breaking conventions, this is Zionism at its best.”
-Senator Lindsey Graham: 'If America pulls the plug on Israel, God will pull the plug on us'.
-At South Carolina GOP rally, Graham defends Israel against genocide claims, praises Trump’s steadfast support since Oct. 7 attack and warns US abandonment of ally would bring moral and spiritual consequences.
-Graham described Israel as “in a fight for their lives,” surrounded by enemies who “would kill them all if they could.” He sharply criticized accusations of genocide against Israel, saying, “If Israel wanted to commit genocide, they could. They have the capability to do that. They choose not to. Hamas… would commit genocide in 30 seconds. They just can’t.”
-Nearly two years on, Hamas terrorists still await trial for October 7 crimes.
-German defense giant considers US move after Berlin halts arms to Israel. CEO of German defense firm Renk says the company may relocate production for Israeli contracts to the US following Chancellor Merz's suspension of arms deliveries to Israel.
-The 'nun' Agapia Stephanopoulos’ Habit Of Demonizing Israel. Agapia, sister of George Stephanopoulos, appeared on [Arab Islamic Qatar lobby inked] Tucker Carlson's show defending Hamas and Ict 7 massacres and accusing Israel falsely of persecution—despite Hamas's record of anti-Christian violence. She is a Hamas apologist with a history of decades of spreading falsehoods about Israel.
-* Aug 14, 2025:<br>
-Israel returns fire: Aid groups are at fault for the delay. Israel rejects claims that it is blocking aid to Gaza, says delays occur only when organizations refuse security checks. 'Nearly 300 aid trucks enter daily via compliant groups.'
-Details of Egyptian ceasefire proposal revealed. A terror-group Hamas' delegation is currently in Egypt for negotiations; Palestinian Authority leader to arrive early next week.
-Illegal PA worker with fake Israeli ID arrested after chase. Police in northern Israel arrest 35-year-old Shechem-area resident with security record who was working illegally in a local restaurant using a forged Israeli ID.
-Following Yemeni missile launch:
-Interceptor fragment found on train tracks.
-Mike Huckabee recognized with Morris Katz Legacy Award.
-New York Congressman Ritchie Torres: 'Antisemitism in US has metastasized into a crisis'. He reacts to FBI figures showing Jews are the target of 70% of all religion-based hate crimes despite only making up 2% of the US population.
-'No connection to hostages.' Mossad chief holds secret talks in Qatar.
-Politics under fire. From Gaza Flotilla to police summons: How one MEP’s "activism" turned into a national controversy.
-French-Swedish MEP Emma Forreau summoned by police over terrorism advocacy claims following social media post supporting convicted militant Georges Ibrahim Abdallah.
-Trump’s secret Israel stop? White House hints at surprise possible visit, contingent on Gaza ceasefire progress.
-For the first time: The right-wing bloc can block the left. A new poll presents surprising data: The Likud party strengthens to 28 mandates, and the coalition bloc reaches 55 mandates in total, creating a blocking bloc that prevents the opposition from forming a government.
-Poll: About 24% changed their overseas vacation due to Antisemitism. A new poll among 404 Israelis examines whether the escalation of antisemitic incidents worldwide caused changes in overseas vacation plans – and the answers are varied.
-"The only thing we'll agree Tmto": Israel conveys a decisive message to Hamas.
-It was reported that according to the Prime Minister's directive, Dermer clarified that from Israel's perspective, Hamas has been misleading the sides for months. Therefore, Israel is now prepared only for a comprehensive deal to end the war that would include the demands to dismantle Hamas of its weapons and ensure that it no longer rules Gaza.
-Brother of slain hostage Itzik Elgarat reveals autopsy shows he was tortured to death.
-Elgarat was abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz on Oct. 7; his family was told he died of a heart attack, but his brother says an autopsy showed severe injuries from torture and newly obtained video shows him emaciated and begging for his life in captivity.
-Arab Palestinian aid-truck drivers found to be terrorist operatives. Some of the suspects were reportedly given security clearance to enter Israel, despite connections to terror groups in Gaza.
-Hostage's brother furious at UEFA’s double standard. Just one day after UEFA displayed a massive anti-Israel banner in Italy, the family of hostage Rom Braslavski was barred from holding signs calling for his return at a match in Bucharest.
-keeps Israel secure. US backs E1 housing plan linking Jerusalem and Maaleh Adumim.
-Toronto film festival backtracks after pulling documentary on Oct. 7 - “The Road Between Us”, a film about the October 7 Hamas massacre. "I want to be clear: Claims that the film was rejected due to censorship are unequivocally false," TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey said. It comes after public and political backlash.
-UN watchdog altered key metric, lowering bar to declare Gaza famine. The latest report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification introduced a new malnutrition measure, which it has not traditionally used for such determinations.
-The U.N.-affiliated Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) recently declared a “worst-case scenario of famine” in Gaza, though quietly adjusted one of its core measurement standards in the process, making it easier to issue such a designation, reported The Washington Free Beacon on Tuesday.
-In its July 29 assessment, the IPC—a coalition of Western governments, U.N. agencies, and humanitarian groups—reported that “mounting evidence shows that widespread starvation, malnutrition and disease are driving a rise in hunger-related deaths” in the Hamas-controlled territory.
-The New York Times, NPR, CNN and ABC News cited the report to link Israeli aid restrictions to mass starvation.
-‘New York Times’ erases one of the ancient Jewish Temples in Jerusalem. The newspaper made the reference in a broader story about the artistic pursuits of a terrorist [Zubeide] freed from Israeli prison.
-COGAT rebukes UNRWA. COGAT says aid is bypassing UNRWA due to its Hamas ties and accuses the agency of spreading misleading information about Gaza.
-IAF's most advanced transport helicopter enters production, Lockheed-Martin announces. The CH-53K Pere will replace Israel’s aging Yas'ur fleet, offering triple the payload, faster speeds, better survivability, and easier maintenance.
-Arrival of the cockpit/cabin assembly at Sikorsky headquarters marks the start of production of 12 IAF ‘Pere’ CH-53K helicopters.
-* Aug 15, 2025:<br>
-Hezbollah’s deputy leader Naim Qassem says disarming the group could spark civil war in Lebanon and insists weapons are needed to resist Israeli aggression.
-Officials demand demolition of 'School of terror'. After 250 attacks on Route 60, an Israeli MK calls for demolishing a Palestinian school near Eli, accusing it of being a terror hub.
-IDF eliminates key Hamas Rafah Brigade terrorist. It kills Nasser Musa, a top Hamas commander in Khan Yunis, damaging the group’s operational capabilities.
-France: Olive tree planted in memory of Ilan Halimi has been cut down
-A memorial olive tree for Ilan Halimi, a Jewish hate crime victim in 2006, (tortured for weeks claiming Jews "have money," burned, by a group calling themselves Arab Barbarians) was cut down near Paris. French leaders condemned the antisemitic act.
-IDF sealed a 7 km long tunnel in the northern Gaza Strip. The military destroyed a 7-km-long Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza.
-Division 99 operating on outskirts of Gaza City. Israeli forces are dismantling terror infrastructure in Gaza City's Zeitoun area to protect Israeli civilians.
-Whistleblower: UN Blocking Gaza aid, not IDF. An aid worker claims UN agencies refused to coordinate with the IDF on aid distribution in Gaza, obstructing relief efforts.
-* Aug 16, 2025:<br>
-'Missiles coming': Iraq arrests Shiite pilgrims over anti-Israel social media trend. Iraqi pilgrims imitating Iranian missile strikes on Israel in online videos sparked backlash and arrests during a major Shiite pilgrimage.
-Danish PM says Israel 'would be better' without Netanyahu.
-Hostage families rally as IDF moves toward Gaza City op.
-Government seeks only comprehensive deal with Hamas. Israel insists on a full agreement with Hamas—hostage release, Hamas dismantling, and Gaza demilitarization.
-Homeland Security accused of tweeting antisemitic dog whistles. US DHS is under fire for posts referencing antisemitic symbols and slogans, prompting criticism from Jewish groups and watchdogs.
-US suspends visitor visas for Gazans. The US pauses visitor visas for Gazans pending a full review of vetting processes.
-Qatar imprisons Baha’i leader for casting ‘doubt on the foundations of the Islamic religion.’ It jails Baha’i leader Remi Rowhani for five years over social media posts promoting justice and equality, deemed "anti-Islamic" by authorities.
-Martyrdom as propaganda. Iranian mothers offer infants in symbolic martyrdom ceremonies, blending religion with political propaganda.
-* Aug 16, 2025:<br>
-Antisemitic [Fascista] Francesca Albanese claims Hamas should be understood as a 'political force,' not 'fighters'. UN envoy Francesca Albanese controversially defends Hamas as a misunderstood political group rather than violent militants.
-Caught on camera: Israeli Commandos ‘disappear’ with Arab Islamic terror uspects in 30 Seconds. Footage shows Israeli undercover forces swiftly capturing suspects in a covert West Bank raid.
-Gaza Hospital as terror base. IDF airstrike targets Hamas militants near a Gaza hospital, accusing the group of misusing medical facilities for terror activities.
-$5.9M lawsuit bombshell. Families of Israeli hostages sue ICC prosecutor [Islamist bigot] Karim Khan for bias, accusing him of shielding Hamas while targeting Israel.
-Arab Terror cell eliminated in Khan Yunis.
-IDF takes out rocket launchers aimed towards Israel. It destroyed Hamas rocket launchers positioned to target Israeli territory.
-* Aug 18, 2025:<br>
-Schneider opens therapeutic playroom in memory of Bibas family. A therapeutic playroom is opened in memory of the Bibas family, victims of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack.
-War at any Second? Iran warns of imminent war with Israel.
-State Comptroller to meet senior officials over 10/7 failures.
-Report: Hamas receives new ceasefire proposal.
-Shi'ites in US streets: Procession of 40,000 Shi'ite Muslims in Michigan.
-Warning to Huwara pizzeria: Don't reopen. Israeli authorities warn a pizzeria not to reopen after mocking a Holocaust survivor held hostage by Hamas.
-Bereaved father suffers antisemitic attack at his home in Atlanta. Father of murdered Israeli soldier Rose Lubin reports antisemitic harassment (the anti Jewish slur word combined with pro Palestine message) from neighbors in Georgia.
-Israel strikes Houthi energy infrastructure site in Yemen in response to repeated attacks.
-Israel Police conducts major enforcement operation in Judea and Samaria. It arrest 38 suspects and uncover weapons and stolen vehicles in a major West Bank crackdown.
-Pakistani textbooks rife with antisemitism, hostility to Jews, Israel, study finds.
-Herzog meets family of Nepalese student Bipin Joshi held in Gaza.
-‘Viciously bigoted’: Australia bans Israeli MK Rothman. Australia bans Israeli MK Simcha Rothman from entering, sparking outrage; Israel retaliates by revoking Australian diplomatic visas.
-IAI CEO on US choosing Israel for Golden Dome missile defense.
-Boaz Levy, CEO of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), urged the US to select IAI to develop its Golden Dome missile defense system. He highlighted the strong US-Israel collaboration, particularly during the war with Iran, emphasizing that effective defense systems require partnerships. He pointed out that while many materials are US-made, the Israeli expertise is central, with current cooperation already in place in both land and space-based defense systems.
-Mossad seizes Syrian documents on Eli Cohen. It has obtained 2,500 Syrian documents regarding Eli Cohen, the Israeli spy who was executed in Syria. The files provide additional information about Cohen’s espionage activities and his capture.
-Brighton Memorial desecrated again.
-The memorial in Brighton commemorating the murdered Nova counselor has been desecrated with feces for the second time in two months. The latest attack targeted the photo of the murdered counselor, marking another instance in a series of ongoing vandalism incidents at the Palmeira Square tribute.
-* Aug 20, 2025:<br>
-Christians killed daily, but West focuses only on [Islamic].Gaza. West's disproportionate focus on Gaza while largely ignoring the ongoing violence against Christians in places like Nigeria, Congo, and Syria, where Christians and Druze are killed regularly.
-Anti-Zionist socialism in the U.S. justifies Anti-Semitic actions.  A group called "Crown Heights Bites Back" initially formed to provide charity meals but uses anti-Zionist rhetoric to justify its political stance, leading to tensions and acts of anti-Semitism in the U.S.
-Haredim [ultra orthodox conscientious objectors and eager to oreserve their traditional way of life] reject military service. A poll reveals that 69% of Haredi Israelis oppose military service, even in adapted programs.
-Hamas' flexibility and Hmhostage deals. Amit Segal comments that the Israeli Prime Minister is open to a partial deal with Hamas for hostages, despite the official focus being on a military conquest of Gaza.
-Death threats against Gaza Aid Fund leader. Rev. Johnnie Moore, head of the Gaza Humanitarian Fund, faces death threats and protests due to his role in Gaza aid distribution. He insists these threats highlight the moral necessity of his mission.
-Epic: 'how 'pro-palestinian' 'genocide' screamers expose themselves: it's clear they're the ones fomenting more death and destruction, not those offering aid and peace.'
-Terrorist who abducted Yarden Bibas eliminated. iJihad Kamal Salem Najjar, a Hamas terrorist responsible for abducting Yarden Bibas in the October 7 attack, has been killed by Israeli forces. Bibas' family was murdered during the abduction.
-Gaza aid reservation system improves distribution. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation introduces a reservation system for food aid, aiming to improve fairness and reduce waiting times in Gaza, with backing from the U.S. and Israel.
-Bipin Joshi, Nepalese student, still held by Hamas. U.S. Ambassador to Israel Huckabee advocates for the release of Bipin Joshi, a Nepalese student abducted by Hamas during the October 7 massacre.
-UN Aid truck count discrepancy.  COGAT reveals that the UN has been underreporting the number of aid trucks entering Gaza by a factor of 2.5, raising questions about aid distribution efficiency.
-Australia's misinterpretation of MK Rothman’s remarks. Australia's Home Affairs department misinterprets MK Simcha Rothman’s remarks about Gazan refugees, leading to a ban that was based on a misunderstanding.
-Iran's Cmcountdown clock stopped. The symbolic [Islamist genocidal] countdown clock that represented Iran’s declared intention to destroy Israel has stopped due to a technical malfunction, amid ongoing threats from Tehran.
-Arab Islamist education: 4-Year-Olds throw rocks at Shilo resident’s vehicle. A Shilo resident reports being attacked by two four-year-olds hurling rocks at his vehicle, with suspicions that adults may have incited the act.
-Syrian FM meets Israeli delegation in Paris, in what is described as a rare diplomatic contact between the two countries.
-IDF mobilizes 60,000 reservists in preparation for expanding military operations in Gaza, in addition to the 20,000 already called up.
-Raskin’s arms embargo support criticized. The Jewish Community Relations Council criticizes Rep. Jamie Raskin’s support for an Israel arms embargo, stating it puts American Jews in a tough spot politically.
-First Yahrzeit for the "Beautiful Six" hostages. Families commemorate the first yahrzeit of the "Beautiful Six" hostages killed by Hamas, including Hersh Goldberg-Polin, with calls to act for goodness in their memory.
-Memorial for Hersh Goldberg-Polin. Hundreds honor Hersh Goldberg-Polin at a memorial ceremony in Jerusalem, a year after he was killed along with five other hostages in Gaza.
-Remembering Eden Yerushalmi one year after her murder. The family of Eden Yerushalmi marks a year since her tragic murder, honoring her as a hero who was full of life.
-* Aug 21, 2025:<br>
-US State Department official fired
-[Islamic] Shahed Ghoreishi, a senior State Department press officer [linked to NIAC seen as Iran Islamic lobby], was fired after drafting a statement opposing the forced displacement of Palestinians. The Trump administration emphasized that federal employees must align with the president’s policies.
-Trump claims fewer than 20 hostages alive in Gaza, families demand transparency.
-U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that fewer than 20 hostages remain alive in Gaza, prompting anger and renewed demands for transparency from families of the kidnapped. The families criticized the lack of clear communication from officials and called for verified information regarding the hostages’ status.
-A rocket was fired by Hamas near the Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis toward a humanitarian aid truck route in southern Gaza, landing approximately 300 meters from the convoy. The attack occurred as aid trucks were en route to the Kerem Shalom crossing. This incident is part of ongoing efforts by Hamas and other terrorist groups to disrupt the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza residents.
-Tucker Carlson's radical shift.
-Tucker Carlson, once a conservative media icon, has undergone a dramatic ideological shift, aligning with authoritarian regimes like Russia and Qatar. His platforming of extremist voices and anti-Israel narratives has caused widespread backlash, with former allies denouncing him.
-IDF evacuation warning in northern Gaza.
-The IDF began contacting medical and international organizations in northern Gaza to prepare for civilian evacuations, likely in advance of intensified military operations.
-Netanyahu approves Gaza City operation
-Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu approved plans for military control of Gaza City and simultaneous hostage negotiations, aiming to defeat Hamas and end the war.
-Lebanon's Palestinian factions start disarmament.
-Palestinian factions in Lebanon began symbolically handing over weapons in Beirut refugee camps, though many groups rejected the move, signaling difficulty in fully disarming militias like Hezbollah.
-German left party antisemitism scandal.
-Germany’s Die Linke party faces backlash after its youth wing shared tweets fantasizing about Jewish deaths and endorsing the erasure of Israel. Its foundation has funded Israeli radical NGOs accused of spreading anti-Israel sentiment, prompting calls for transparency.
-Among its antisemitic Tweets: “Throw Them [Jewish kids]  Off the Plane”.
-The foundation has funded a wide range of far-left NGOs in Israel, including:
-*Standing Together (Omdim Beyachad)
-*Van Leer Institute Jerusalem
-The Social Economic Academy
-*972+ Magazine and Local Call
-*Aroushti, Kedma, Combatants for Peace, Kerem Navot, Mada al-Carmel, Adva Center, and more.
-Iran conducts military exercises.
-Iran launched a large-scale military drill in the northern Indian Ocean, showcasing missile and drone capabilities. It warned of future retaliation if Israel acts aggressively.
-Hezbollah resists disarmament.
-Hezbollah launched a campaign against Lebanon’s PM Najaf Salam, who aims to disarm the group. Hezbollah warned of societal collapse if its weapons are seized.
-IDF ignored warnings before Oct 7 attack.
-A young Israeli soldier’s early warnings about Hamas activity were dismissed by superiors just hours before the October 7, 2023 massacre. The failure is viewed as a major intelligence oversight.
-Amb. Huckabee: Trump doesn’t prioritize Palestinian state.
-Israel–Syria security deal planned.
-Israel and Syria are reportedly preparing to sign a security agreement on September 25, marking a major diplomatic shift in regional dynamics.
-Two U.S. students were arrested in Jerusalem after being caught photographing a sensitive Israeli security facility. Investigation is ongoing.
-Hotovely to UK: don’t dictate building in Jerusalem.
-Israel’s ambassador to the UK, Tzipi Hotovely, responded to British criticism of Israeli construction plans by saying the UK has no right to tell Israel where to build.
-DNI revokes clearance of former Biden intelligence chief.
-DNI Tulsi Gabbard has revoked the security clearances of 37 current and former intelligence officials, including Maher Bitar, the former NSC intelligence chief under President Biden. Gabbard cites politicized misuse of intelligence during the Trump-Russia collusion probe. Bitar, now Sen. Adam Schiff’s national security adviser and a former Palestinian activist, was implicated in efforts to frame Trump during impeachment and was previously involved with pro-Palestinian groups, a volunteer in UNRWA (now exposed with links to terror, Hamas) and infamous SJP. Critics argue his affiliations and actions were grounds for revocation. The move is part of a broader effort led by Trump and Gabbard to hold officials accountable for what they call intelligence abuses and seditious conspiracy.
-White Pro-Palestinian protester accused of ‘cultural appropriation’.
-A white pro-Palestinian protester in Washington, D.C., had a heated exchange with police after being accused of "cultural appropriation" for wearing a keffiyeh scarf. The incident occurred during demonstrations at Union Station coinciding with visits from VP JD Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The confrontation was caught on video and sparked debate online.
-* Aug 22, 2025:<br>
-Trump delivers massive blow to Iran with Azerbaijan-Armenia pact.
-President Trump has brokered a landmark peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan, securing a 99-year U.S. lease over the Zangezur Corridor, a vital land bridge for trade bypassing Iran. Analysts view the deal as a strategic victory against Tehran and a major geopolitical gain for the U.S., providing a key foothold on Iran’s northern border and weakening Iranian influence in the region.
-Israel warns Hamas: ‘gates of hell’ will open without ceasefire negotiations.
-Israel has issued a stark ultimatum to Hamas, warning of severe consequences—described as the “gates of hell” opening—if the terror group does not agree to a cease-fire. Tensions remain high as fighting continues in Gaza, and Israel appears poised to escalate military operations if ceasefire negotiations fail.
-Trump Administration revokes 6,000 student visas, reviewing 55 Million more.
-The Trump administration has revoked around 6,000 student visas due to crimes or suspected support for terrorism, including 800 related to assault and up to 300 linked to terrorist fundraising. The State Department is now reviewing over 55 million visa holders for potential revocations. Critics raise concerns about the unsustainable size of the non-citizen population and lack of oversight.
-Tucker presents: A world without the Jews.
-Essay critiques a growing 'woke right' among right-wing trend that uses anti-Jewish rhetoric as a means to undermine the broader monotheistic and moral order rooted in Judaism. It argues that figures like Tucker Carlson facilitate this cultural shift, not just targeting Jews but seeking to deconstruct the transcendental values introduced by Judaism. The piece warns of historical repetition and asserts that dismantling Jewish moral influence risks creating a dangerous ideological vacuum.
-GWU suspends Jewish Voice for Peace chapter.
-George Washington University suspended its chapter of Jewish Voice for Peace [which SJP founder, Islamist "Palestinian" Hatem Bazian is heavily involved in] for antisemitic activities, including an event held on Hitler’s birthday.
-German court bans keffiyehs at Buchenwald
-A German court upheld a ban on wearing keffiyehs at the Buchenwald concentration camp memorial, citing concerns that it threatens Jewish visitors' sense of safety.
-France arrests resort manager for anti-Israel discrimination.
-A French resort manager was arrested after denying entry to 150 Israeli children. The incident prompted legal action and diplomatic tension between Israel and France.
-Israel expands tanker fleet.
-Israel acquired two more Boeing KC-46 aerial refueling tankers, enhancing its ability to conduct long-range operations, especially against Iran.
-Israel rejects UN-Backed "report" on Gaza supposed famine as ‘fabricated’. It dismissed a UN-backed report confirming a “famine” in Gaza since August 15 as based on fabricated data. Also, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee harshly criticized the report, accusing Hamas of hoarding supplies and failing to help starving civilians and hostages: "Maybe the over-fed terrorists could share some of their warehouse full they stole with hungry people, especially the hostages”. The disputed findings came from the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, used by multiple international agencies.
-Israel strongly denied a UN-backed report claiming famine in Gaza, labeling it as based on biased sources and asserting that Israel has delivered extensive humanitarian aid.
-Netanyahu strongly rejected the IPC’s report claiming famine in Gaza, calling it a “modern blood libel.” He outlined Israel’s extensive humanitarian aid efforts, including 2 million tons of aid and tens of thousands of trucks facilitated since October 7. He accused Hamas of looting and misusing aid and challenged international organizations for ignoring Israeli efforts while spreading false narratives.
-Houthi Islamic terrorists in Yemen fire missile, drone at Israel.
-The Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a missile and drone toward Israel, marking more than 70 missiles fired since March 18. The latest missile reportedly disintegrated mid-air.
-Houthi missile struck the home of an 85-year-old Israeli woman, causing significant destruction but no reported fatalities.
-Israel drops Dutch consul over Gaza war remarks. It removed Wesly, the honorary Dutch consul in Maastricht, following his remarks referring to the Gaza war as a so called “genocide[sic]” and his protest against the Israeli embassy. The Israeli embassy cited his age, inactivity, and public backlash as reasons for the dismissal.
-Antisemitic attack in Dutch resort.
-Two Israeli tourists were hospitalized after being assaulted in the Netherlands, allegedly following online incitement by pro-Palestinian activists -- Students for Justice in Palestine --  identifying them on social media.
-Iranian oil tankers hit by cyberattack.
-A hacker group named Lab Dookhtegan claimed responsibility for crippling over 60 Iranian oil tankers’ communications systems, raising fears of escalated cyber conflict.
-Netanyahu in interview: 'Hamas starving hostages while media spreads lies'.
-*Aug 23, 2025:<br>
-Israel proposes economic buffer zone along Lebanon border.
-It proposed creating a demilitarized industrial buffer zone along the Lebanon border as part of ongoing U.S.-brokered security negotiations. The move aims to reduce tensions with Hezbollah, which opposes the plan. Meanwhile, the U.S. is preparing a new diplomatic initiative in the region.
-Article: 'Recognizing Palestine: Europe is committing suicide and wants to take the US down with it'.
-Piece delivers critique of European governments’ recent decisions to recognize Palestinian statehood. Contending that the timing and setting—the United States—of Europe’s announcement was strategic [and 'Palestinization']: Europe isn’t merely redefining its foreign policy independently, but casting a shadow over the US’s international standing as well. The central thesis: Europe’s move as self-destructive, with repercussions that extend beyond its own borders, dragging American credibility down with it.
-Venue and Timing Matter:
-Europe’s decision to declare recognition of a Palestinian state was staged in the United States, which Kalev interprets as a deliberate act suggesting European unity in dissent, with implications for US authority and influence.
-European Self-Harm: The language used—“committing suicide”—denotes a belief that this recognition undermines Europe’s own geopolitical and moral stability, perhaps jeopardizing established alliances or security frameworks.
-Shared Decline..this action isn't isolated; by involving the US implicitly or explicitly, Europe risks dragging America into the fallout, eroding transatlantic unity and empowering rivals or destabilizing regions.
-‘System Shock’: The secret IAF protocol that brought Iran's air defenses to its knees.
-Operation Rising Lion: The Israeli Air Force executed a highly strategic and daring aerial strike over Tehran, part of a covert plan specially designed to undermine and destabilize Iran’s air defense systems and leadership infrastructure.
-Lieutenant Ori Gerlic, 20, fell in battle in Gaza.
-Platoon commander Lieutenant Ori Gerlic, 20, fell in battle in southern Gaza, IDF announces.
-Four IDF brigades maneuvering near Gaza City.
-False claims about burning Israeli flags, based on ToI report, reach Congress by radical MTG after promoted by neo Nazi Stew Peters..
-Amb. Huckabee: Europe’s recognition of "Palestinian" Statehood sabotaged ceasefire talks.
-Masked pro "palestine" attack on Jews commemorating hostages in Frankfurt. Jewish activists commemorating Israeli hostages held by Hamas were attacked by masked individuals who sprayed them with red paint. This incident, involving antisemitic slurs, occurred near a pro-Palestinian camp, highlighting escalating tensions in Germany related to the Israel-Gaza conflict.
-EU Antisemitism coordinator faces ouster campaign after,  rightfully, linking anti Israel propaganda to its rise.
-Katharina von Schnurbein, the EU's antisemitism coordinator, faces calls for her dismissal from 26 European lawmakers after defending Israel and warning that hostile policies towards Israel contribute to rising antisemitism in Europe. This controversy has intensified as she has been a strong voice in combating antisemitism.
-Trump backs swift Israeli military action in Gaza.
-U.S. President supports a rapid Israeli military operation in Gaza, dismissing claims that all hostage families oppose such action. He views Hamas' actions as extortion, suggesting that a swift Israeli response is crucial for ending the crisis.
-Israel launched an airstrike on a house in Gaza City's al-Sabra neighborhood, killing at least one militant and injuring others. The strike is part of ongoing military actions targeting Hamas militants in Gaza.
-Iran’s secret Prison conditions revealed.
-A secret prison operated by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in Shahin Shahr has been uncovered, revealing horrific conditions of torture, forced labor, and death sentences for prisoners. This discovery highlights ongoing human rights abuses in Iran.
-Amb. Huckabee:: Europe’s recognition of "Palestinian" Statehood sabotaged ceasefire talks.
-The Guardian's propaganda claim of an 83% [supposed] civilian death rate in Gaza is misleading and based on flawed data. [Began by radical Israel-hating Yuval Abraham]. The article relies on an unreliable Gaza Health Ministry report, which is controlled by Hamas, and selectively interprets Israeli military data. The ministry’s figures have a history of inaccuracies, including misreported ages and unverified casualties, while the Israeli database likely undercounts Hamas fighters.
-Hamas’s tactics, such as using civilians as human shields and embedding fighters in densely populated areas, significantly contribute to civilian deaths. Yet, the Guardian downplays this, focusing only on Israel’s response, which includes evacuation efforts and attempts to minimize harm to civilians.
-Furthermore, accusations of genocide[sic] are false. Israel’s actions, though tragic, do not meet the legal threshold for genocide, which requires clear intent to destroy a group. Israel’s defensive operations aim to neutralize Hamas, not to commit mass destruction.
-The comparison to other conflicts like Rwanda and Srebrenica is misguided. Unlike those deliberate massacres, Gaza involves urban warfare against an entrenched enemy using civilian infrastructure for cover. The Guardian's selective reporting ignores Hamas’s responsibility in the conflict, creating a distorted narrative that paints Israel as the sole aggressor while minimizing the role of Hamas in escalating violence and endangering its own people.
-Highlighted is how bias, selective reporting, and misinformation shape a narrative that unfairly vilifies Israel and overlooks the complex realities of the conflict.
-Brutal conditions in Iran’s secret prison exposed.
-A secret warehouse prison in Shahin Shahr, Iran, operated by the Revolutionary Guards, has been revealed to hold hundreds under torture, forced labor, and inhumane treatment. The exposé has sparked urgent international concern over human rights violations.
-Secular Tel Aviv contract controversy with Synagogues.
-The Tel Aviv Municipality has mandated new contracts for around 130 synagogues, requiring them to serve all residents equally. Religious leaders are denouncing this as "secular coercion."
-Inside GHF aid site in Gaza.
-A journalist visited a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid distribution site, observing U.S. and Israeli-backed relief operations firsthand in Gaza
-Son of Hamas gives explosive interview.
-Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas founder and former insider, gave a powerful interview warning that Hamas must be stopped to prevent global collapse.
-* Aug 24, 2025:<br>.
-IDF Raids weapons storehouses in southern Syria.
-Israel’s 474th Brigade conducted operations in southern Syria, seizing weapons including RPGs and explosives. Several individuals were arrested for questioning.
-Israel slams ‘Daily Mirror’ over misleading photo of Gaza child.
-Israel’s Foreign Ministry condemned the UK’s 'Daily Mirror' for using a misleading image of a malnourished-looking child to falsely accuse Israel of starving Gaza’s children. The child in question suffers from a rare genetic disorder (Fanconi syndrome), not war-related hunger, a fact the newspaper failed to mention. Israeli officials called the publication Hamas propaganda. This incident mirrors previous misleading reports, including The New York Times and BBC, which also misrepresented chronic illness as war-caused starvation. Prime Minister Netanyahu has reiterated that Israel permits humanitarian aid into Gaza, but Hamas seizes and manipulates these supplies, aided by UN inefficiency.
-[[File:Hamas beating up Gazans taking aid.jpg|thumb|Hamas employees of UNRWA punished Gazans who took free aid without paying fees for the terrorists to keep waging Jihad against Israel]].
-Clip: "Hamas employees of UNRWA punished Gazns who took free aid without paying fees for the terrorists to keep waging Jihad against Israel."
-Trump backs swift Israeli move into Gaza.
-Former U.S. President Donald Trump urged Israel to swiftly enter Gaza, dismissing the claim that hostage families uniformly oppose such a move. He labeled Hamas's tactics as "extortion" and argued a quick entry would enhance safety.
-Israeli strike Hits house in al-Sabra, Gaza. It targeted a house in Gaza City's al-Sabra neighborhood, killing at least one militant and injuring others.
-* Aug 25, 2025:<br>
-“Caged Like an Animal”: Hamas’s barbaric treatment of Israeli hostage exposed
-New evidence from recently released hostages reveals the shocking brutality Hamas inflicted on IDF soldier Nimrod Cohen, held captive in Gaza since his abduction.
-Cohen was reportedly kept in a tiny cage, no larger than a dog kennel, for months—an act of pure dehumanization. As a soldier, he faced relentless torture and interrogation, routinely moved between Hamas hideouts to evade Israeli rescue efforts. His health deteriorated severely, now suffering from an untreated skin disease and a serious ear infection, likely due to the squalid conditions of Hamas’s underground tunnels.
-This testimony highlights the grotesque cruelty of Hamas—not just against Israel’s soldiers, but against the very idea of human dignity. Cohen’s suffering is emblematic of the terror group’s deliberate strategy: to break the spirit of Israeli society by using torture and psychological warfare on its captives, while hiding behind civilians and manipulating global sympathy.
-Once again, Hamas proves it is not a resistance movement—it is a sadistic terror regime fueled by hatred, not justice.
-Article: 'Journalists Against Journalism'.
-The Free Press recently published an investigative report that challenges misleading media portrayals of starvation in Gaza. The report found that 12 viral photos, widely circulated by major outlets to depict mass starvation—especially among children—were deeply misleading. Each of the featured individuals had serious preexisting medical conditions, like cerebral palsy, which the media failed to disclose. This omission, the authors argue, paints a distorted picture of the humanitarian situation and unjustly vilifies Israel.
-The investigation was led by journalists Olivia Reingold and Tanya Lukyanova, who asked a basic but vital journalistic question: Are these viral images representative of the average Gazan’s condition? Their reporting uncovered that the selected images were exceptional cases, not reflective of the broader population. Yet, instead of being praised for rigorous fact-checking, the journalists faced an avalanche of criticism, with some public figures comparing them to Holocaust deniers—an accusation the article dismisses as slanderous and deeply dishonest.
-Despite the backlash, major outlets like CNN, The Washington Post, and The Guardian quietly updated or corrected their stories following The Free Press's reporting—an implicit admission of journalistic failure.
-It underscores the double standard in global media coverage: while Israel is routinely condemned based on unverified or misleading information, uncomfortable truths—such as Hamas's theft of aid, the UN’s questionable role in obstructing distribution, or Israeli efforts to provide medical care to Gazans—are often ignored.
-The editors point out that this controversy is not truly about facts, but about narrative control. They stress that acknowledging malnutrition in Gaza does not mean ignoring Hamas’s exploitation of suffering for propaganda, nor does it justify using manipulated imagery to demonize Israel.
-Ultimately, the piece defends the right—and the duty—of journalists to pursue uncomfortable truths, even when they challenge dominant narratives that unfairly target Israel.
-Article: 'The real blockade — Hamas, UNRWA, and media lies.'
-Despite massive international aid flowing into Gaza, suffering persists — not because of Israel, but due to Hamas's systematic theft and exploitation. The terror group hijacks aid for its fighters and tunnels, while UNRWA, either incompetent or complicit, enables this corruption. Western media and NGOs push emotional images of sick children (often suffering from pre-existing conditions), fueling false “genocide” narratives. The real starvation campaign is Hamas’s treatment of Israeli hostages, deprived of basic human rights. Meanwhile, UNRWA has become a tool for anti-Israel propaganda. The global community must confront Hamas's rule, replace UNRWA, and restore integrity to humanitarian discourse.
-The OIC's hijacking of the UN and Human Rights agenda.
-The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), the second-largest international body after the UN, exploits its influence to advance Islamic authoritarian interests globally. It prioritizes religious solidarity over democracy and human rights, often obstructing efforts to confront jihadist extremism. At the UN, the OIC uses its 57-member bloc to distort global policy, pushing narratives that protect Islamist regimes and target Israel. This alliance undermines Western values like religious freedom, minority rights, and free speech, turning institutions like the UN into platforms for politicized attacks on democracies while ignoring genuine humanitarian crises.
-That ridiculous "space laser" person: Marjorie Taylor Greene goes ‘Gaza first'.
-MTG aligning with Bernie Sanders in urging the U.S. to end the "famine" in Gaza, a departure from traditional MAGA or Republican support for Israel. This stance is often mislabeled as isolationism, but instead it represents a pro-Gaza, anti-Israel position that echoes left-wing narratives. Greene’s calls to highlight the suffering of Gaza’s civilians and accusations of “genocide” against Israel have earned her unexpected praise from mainstream media, which is skeptically at best. Rather than focusing on legitimate isolationist arguments, some MAGA figures have begun echoing media and leftist talking points that sympathize with Gaza—effectively becoming “Gaza Firsters” rather than “Israel Firsters.” The trend is misguided and dangerous, especially given the global threat posed by Islamic terrorism.
-IDF expands pperations against Hamas despite global pressure.
-It is intensifying military operations in northern Gaza, specifically around Jabaliya, a key Hamas stronghold. Despite increasing international criticism alleging so-called "genocide[sic]," the IDF continues dismantling terror infrastructure, locating tunnels, and neutralizing threats while trying to avoid harm to civilians. The delay in targeting some areas is due to concerns over the safety of 50 Israeli hostages, many possibly still alive. Israel asserts its actions are necessary to ensure national security and defeat the terrorist network embedded in civilian zones.
-Graphic footage exposes Hamas brutality against Gazans.
-COGAT (Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories) released graphic videos showing Hamas operatives violently abusing Gaza civilians — beating, torturing, and shooting them to maintain control. Major General Ghassan Alian called Hamas “the embodiment of evil,” emphasizing the group's use of fear, cruelty, and totalitarian violence. The footage counters the Hamas-driven narrative that portrays the group as Gaza’s protector. In reality, Hamas brutalizes its own people, suppressing dissent and fabricating propaganda to manipulate international opinion against Israel. Many of these victims are civilians suspected of cooperation with Israel or affiliation with rival Palestinian factions.
-IDF confirms strike near Nasser hospital: Hamas terror hides among civilians.
-The IDF confirmed a strike near Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, expressing regret over any harm to civilians and reiterating that Israel does not target journalists. Reports claimed 15 were killed, including possible Hamas operatives disguised as journalists or civil defense workers. Previous instances have shown that some "journalists" and "medical staff" were involved in Hamas operations, even participating in the October 7 massacre. Israel is investigating, but stresses the challenges of fighting a terror group that embeds itself within civilian infrastructure.
-Article: 'The politics of humanitarianism: Gaza vs. Sudan.'
-The UN’s recent classification of “mass famine” in Gaza is based on downgraded criteria, relying on altered metrics to support political agendas. While crises in places like Sudan go unnoticed, Gaza dominates headlines — not because the humanitarian situation is worse, but because of the media’s obsession with vilifying Israel. Amnesty International and other NGOs exploit manipulated data to accuse Israel of "deliberate starvation," ignoring Hamas’s central role in mismanaging aid and endangering civilians. The selective outrage highlights the politicization of humanitarian issues and a dangerous global double standard when it comes Israel.
-The Gaza Famine Claim Was Timed for Gaza City Op. That claims of famine in Gaza are propaganda timed to coincide with Israeli military operations, such as the Gaza City op, to undermine Israel. It notes that a UN-linked group redefined famine to enable these claims, unlike prior media hype without formal findings. Previous famine PR pushes aligned with events like negotiations with Hamas, portraying propaganda as a more effective weapon than Hamas attacks post-Oct. 7.
-Front-Page NY Times Falsehood Charges ‘Most’ Food Blocked from Gaza.
-Watchdog criticizes a New York Times front-page claim that Israel blocked most food and aid into Gaza since the war began, calling it false and misleading. It cites incomplete UN data post-May 2024 and contrasts it with COGAT figures showing 1.5 million tons of food aid entered Gaza (averaging 2,245 tons/day, more than pre-war), including 3,886 tons/day in early August 2025.
-Yet another new rule for Israel and Israel alone (courtesy @TheGuardian and @972mag [radicals / fakenews]).
-Re Guardian/+972 report claiming 83% of Gaza casualties are civilians based on simplistic math (53,000 total deaths minus 8,900 named militants). It argues this ignores Israel's estimate of over 20,000 terrorist deaths and creates an unprecedented standard for Israel to name all enemy dead, unlike in Ukraine-Russia or Vietnam wars. It lists other unique demands on Israel, like aiding enemies or restricting civilian evacuations.
-Introducing ‘Putin’s Philosopher’. Alexander Dugin, Conspiracy Theorist and Antisemite. Profiling Alexander Dugin as Vladimir Putin's influential philosopher, promoting "Eurasianism" for a revived Russian empire. It describes Dugin as an antisemite obsessed with Israel, claiming it plans to destroy Al-Aqsa Mosque, create Greater Israel, and obstruct Russia's destiny. It notes Putin's shift from pro-Israel to aligning with Iran, possibly influenced by Dugin, and contrasts Putin's past positive Jewish ties.
-Post reports that an IDF investigation into the Nasser Hospital strike found at least six killed were terrorists, including one Oct. 7 invader. It blames terrorists for using the hospital as a base, questioning responsibility for any civilian casualties.
-Sick Terror Act. Teen Targets Baby in Stroller: Jerusalem’s Shocking Rock-Throwing Attack.
-A 17-year-old from Jerusalem's Isawiya was arrested for throwing a rock at a six-month-old's stroller in French Hill after cursing the parents. No injuries reported; detention extended to August 28. The incident highlights rising violence in mixed areas, with over 1,000 rock-throwing cases in Jerusalem since October 2023, often by Palestinian youth, sparking terror concerns.
-(UK) A Terrifying Reality. Jewish Patient Feared for Her Life After Surgeon Wore Palestinian Flag Badge
-A Jewish woman at London's Royal Free Hospital felt distressed seeing her surgeon's Palestinian flag badge during surgery on August 25, leading to legal action by UK Lawyers for Israel against the NHS for creating a hostile environment under the Equality Act. The group claims it violates neutrality; the hospital is investigating amid rising UK antisemitism (68% increase since October 2023).
-* Aug 26, 2025:<br>
-Federal Lawmakers Launch Investigation Into Antisemitism at US Medical Schools.
-The House Committee on Education and the Workforce launched a probe into antisemitism at three medical schools: UCLA's David Geffen, University of Illinois, and UCSF. It follows a Jewish faculty group's February letter highlighting hostility, including defamatory reports by a task force accusing pro-Israel Jews of repression and harming minorities. The investigation may lead to legislative changes.
-Trump Admin Reviewing Visas of ‘Terrorist Sympathizers’ Set to Appear at Palestinian Conference in Detroit.
-It's reviewing visas for speakers at the People’s Conference for Palestine in Detroit (Aug. 29-31), citing terrorist sympathizers in the lineup. A State Department spokesperson noted monitoring applications due to links to terrorism.
-UC Berkeley [Muslim Btothethood, racist Arab "Palestinisn" SJP's] Professor Hatem Bazian Incites Spreading Ridiculous Notions: Israel Wants to Conquer [sic] Mecca, Might Charge Admission Fee for Egypt’s Pyramids. , The founder of Students for Justice in Palestine and American Muslims for Palestine, promoted antisemitic conspiracies in an August 15 lecture, claiming Netanyahu seeks Greater Israel including Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt's pyramids, and Mecca/Medina. He accused Jews of monetizing antisemitism, called Zionism dying colonialism born in racist Europe, and defended Hamas. AMP faces legal scrutiny for Hamas ties.
-Massachusetts town probes vandalism of Israeli flags as ‘possible hate’ crime.
-Concord Police are investigating the August 23 vandalism of Israeli flags and signs at an Oct. 7 memorial as a possible hate incident, condemning the acts strongly.
-Jew-hatred as bad in US as ever, California Jewish politicians say.
-California Jewish lawmakers like Jesse Gabriel describe current U.S. antisemitism as the worst in their lifetimes, worse than historical events. Gabriel notes taking safety for granted growing up but now recognizing hatred, urging community strengthening.
-Moscow pushes for six-month delay of sanctions on Iran, as JCPOA talks continue.
-Russia proposed a U.N. draft resolution extending the JCPOA for six months, blocking actions to allow negotiations between Iran and E3 (UK, France, Germany).
-Washington rejects latest proposal to renew UNIFIL mandate.
-The Trump administration rejected a revised U.N. resolution to extend UNIFIL's mandate (expiring Aug. 31), criticizing it as an "abject failure" for not containing Hezbollah and cutting funding.
-I’m ‘fighting Jews, not Zionism,’ Ahed Tamimi declares. "Palestinian activist" Ahed Tamimi [also known for evoking Hitler in 2023] stated in a podcast she's fighting Jews, not Zionism, and hopes for a nuclear third world war, 20 months after her release in a Hamas ceasefire deal.
-* Aug 27, 2025:<br>
-Dressed as customers: Terrorists arrested at bank in dramatic operation.
-IDF, WFP leaders discuss humanitarian efforts for Gaza Strip.
-Foreign Ministry: Gross falsifications in [UN backed] report on hunger in Gaza.
-IDF probe reveals: Terrorists in the hospital were the target, not just the camera.
-IDF investigation showed a Nasser Hospital strike targeted Hamas terrorists operating a camera, timed for daylight precision, but unauthorized tank shells were used instead of a drone.
-Top Democrat Adam Smith Calls for ‘Leveraging’ Arms Sales to Israel.
-Jewish Teen Assaulted in Lyon as France Faces Growing International Scrutiny Over Rising Antisemitism.
-Iran’s Crypto Market Collapses. Israeli Hackers Crush Iran’s Crypto: $90M Vanishes in Bold Strike.
-How the UN’s Famine Authority Engaged in Data Fraud to Undermine U.S. Humanitarian Aid.
-The UN's IPC declared famine in Gaza City based on flawed modeling and buried evidence, undermining U.S.-backed aid via GHF. Forensic review found exponential malnutrition claims unreliable, with updated data showing rates below famine threshold (13.5% vs. 15%).
-Also:
-Part of the IPC's "famine" determination was based on the absurd idea that Hamas "undercounts" starvation deaths.
-IPC report for claiming Gaza's MoH undercounts non-trauma deaths, contradicted by Hamas/MoH behavior; part of broader criticisms of IPC's famine claims.
-Most Americans see famine in Gaza, blame Hamas; 18-24-year-olds back Hamas over Israel in war.
-Poll shows most Americans believe famine in Gaza but blame Hamas (Republicans mostly, Democrats split); most support Israeli military aid. [Brainwashed] 18-24 group favors Hamas over Israel.
-Polls: On the Problem of Leading Questions and Media Bias. Re: Quinnipiac Poll, August 2025.
-Polls with leading questions like "Is Israel committing genocide?" as normalizing blood libels. Suggests balanced polls on global atrocities, biases, and Hamas tactics for consistency and moral clarity.
-Most Trump Voters Agree: Hamas Is To Blame for Suffering in Gaza.
-Vandenberg Coalition poll: 56% of Trump voters blame Hamas for Gaza suffering; 81% support strong U.S. backing for Israel. Contrasts with some "MAGA" voices like Greene and Carlson.
-Twin Arab brothers arrested in France for cutting down a memorial tree honoring Ilan Halimi. The ywin Tunisian brothers arrested for desecrating a memorial tree for murdered Jewish man Ilan Halimi; charged with racially aggravated act amid rising French antisemitism (1,676 incidents in 2023, 1,570 in 2024).
-Trump hosts Gaza war strategy meeting with Blair and Kushner.
-Satellite images reveal: Iran rapidly cleaning up Israeli-targeted nuclear site, hit by Israel in June, likely to erase nuclear evidence as IAEA pushes inspections and Europe prepares sanctions.
-Diplomacy in Washington. Israeli FM Sa’ar in Washington: “There Will Be No Palestinian State”.
-S. Africa: Muslim council employee spews antisemitism.
-Nabeweya Lukie, MJC media head, posted antisemitic content justifying hatred and Holocaust denial. Cape SAJBD demanded investigation; questions interfaith engagement.
-Qatar Does Not Seem Interested in Any Deal that Ends the Rule of Hamas in the Gaza Strip: What Qatar Is Saying in Arabic.
-Qatar's state media (Al-Jazeera) praises Hamas and calls for kidnapping more Israelis, contradicting its mediation role. Senior journalist Jaber al-Harmi supports Hamas terror; Qatar could pressure Hamas but doesn't, prioritizing its interests. Urges listening to Qatar's Arabic statements.
-Jake Sullivan: 'I am telling Dems. to vote against giving weapons to Israel'. (Sadly).
-* Aug 28, 2025:<br>
-Beverly Hills: Schools to fly Israeli flag during Jewish Heritage Month.
-Peacekeepers Step Out. End of UNIFIL: Lebanon Left to Face Hezbollah Alone.
-Hostage Crisis. Desperate Hostage Father Slams Government: ‘My Son Is Dying’.
-Commandos Descend on Syria. Israel launches surprise attack on Syria: New details revealed
-IDF in Khan Yunis: Hamas structures demolished, 'Magen Oz' road taken.
-Minnesota shooter wrote of killing ‘fil#hy Zionist Jews,’ ‘free Palestine’.
-Transgender shooter Robin Westman killed two children at a Minneapolis Catholic school, wounding 17; wrote antisemitic messages like "six million wasn’t enough" and "free Palestine."
-Fact Check: Disproving claim Minneapolis shooter Robin Westman was Jewish.
-Claim that shooter Robin Westman was Jewish is false; family has Catholic ties, no evidence of Jewish heritage or conversion. Antisemitic writings on weapons contradict the claim.
-'The Hatreds of Robin Westman, and the False Claim That He Was Jewish.'
-Westman expressed hatred for multiple groups but had special animus for Jews/Israel ("Burn Israel," "6 million wasn’t enough"). Media downplayed this; antisemites falsely claimed he was Jewish (e.g., fascist lying Lauren Witzke's viral post). His maternal family is Catholic, not Jewish.
-MFA demands immediate retraction of IPC’s Gaza starvation report. It demanded retraction of IPC's Gaza famine report.
-Caught in the Act. WATCH Gaza Mother’s Fake Injury Video: Shocking Anti-Israel Scam Exposed.
-A Gaza mother's Instagram Reel used a filter to fake child injuries for donations, exposing anti-Israel propaganda tactics; video viewed 1.2M times.
-Turkey Makes History: Cuts Israel Off Completely - No Trade, No Skies, No Way Back. Turkey's FM announced complete rupture with Israel: no trade, flights, or relations, amid Gaza fury and reports of Israel dismantling Turkish spy devices in Syria.
-Second woman alleges sexual misconduct by ICC prosecutor [Islamic bigot] Karim Khan.
-A former intern accused Khan of groping and advances in 2009; follows a 2023-2024 allegation by an ICC staffer.
-Article: 'France’s moral collapse: Jared Kushner’s father was right to call out Macron on antisemitism.' France outraged at Charles Kushner's criticism of Macron's antisemitism failure, but history (Dreyfus, Vichy, recent attacks) shows betrayal of Jews; Macron will be judged by history.
-Article: 'The Houthis are Iran’s expanding terror force and a global threat.'
-Iran's Defense Minister admitted building military infrastructure abroad; Houthis are IRGC extension with Iranian missiles/drones. Urges recognizing Houthis as Iranian terror arm and acting now.
-Israel to open two more humanitarian aid centers in Gaza Strip, totaling five.
-More Aid Centers. Gaza’s New Lifeline. The
-establishing  of two more southern Gaza aid centers (total five) for food distribution, preventing Hamas diversion.
-Sen. Graham: 'I blame Hamas for all the problems after October 7'.
-Ambassador Leiter: My own son was killed because we do not kill innocent civilians.
-Leiter told CNN his son died in Gaza due to IDF's civilian precautions; argues Israel could end war faster but prioritizes ethics amid unique challenges like tunnels.
-Father of hostage: 'The world must pressure Hamas, not Israel'.
-Amb. Dermer to White House: 'Israel wants out of Gaza - if conditions are met'.
-Houthi-backed Prime Minister eliminated in IDF strike in Sanaa.
-Hostage Families: ‘There Are Two Kinds of Human Rights: One for Everyone Else, and Another for the Jews’
-On day 690, hostage families protested nationwide with strikes, marches; Itzik Horn highlighted double standards in human rights for Jews amid 50 hostages in Gaza.
-Dave Smith The Gentile. Dave Smith's Lies Exposed -He has been Pretending to be Jewish. The comedian falsely claims Jewish identity (only one grandparent); accused of LARPing for exposure, supporting Iran/anti-Israel views. Compared to Rachel Dolezal; not Jewish by halakha.
-* Aug 29, 2025:<br>
-Clip: IDF takes out Hamas terrorist cell in northern Gaza.
-'Dangerous combat zone'. IDF halts daily humanitarian tactical pauses in Gaza City.
-IDF stopped daily Gaza City humanitarian pauses due to combat dangers.
-Murdered Defending the Kibbutz BREAKING: Two Hostages’ Bodies Recovered - IDF’s Heroic Gaza Mission. It recovered body of Ilan Weiss (killed Oct. 7 defending Kibbutz Be’eri) and another unidentified hostage from Gaza.
-IDF Confirms Attempt to Eliminate Houthi Leadership.
-Israel confirms ground raids in southern Syria: ‘Terrorists arrested, weapons seized’.
-Strike on Houthi leaders took advantage of ‘narrow intelligence window,' say IDF officials.
-US to block Abbas from attending UN General Assembly.  Trump admin revoked Palestinian visas, blocking UNGA attendance to not reward terrorism.
-IDF eliminates top ISIS leader in Gaza strike
-IDF killed ISIS Gaza chief Muhammad Abu Zubaida.l, who led terror operations across Gaza, Judea and Samaria, and Sinai.
-Iran allegedly launched a cyberattack on Oman’s Foreign Ministry to spy on Gaza ceasefire talks, using malicious emails to infiltrate diplomats’ systems.
-Canada: A 71-year-old man, Joseph Rooke, was charged with stabbing a Jewish woman at a Loblaws supermarket in Ottawa’s kosher section, in a suspected antisemitic attack.
-Israel withdrew from a major UK defense exhibition (DSEI) due to discriminatory restrictions imposed by British officials, according to the Israeli Defense Ministry.
-Noga Weiss, a former hostage, thanked the IDF for recovering her father Ilan Weiss’s body after 692 days and urged a deal to free remaining hostages.
-Seven IDF soldiers were injured, six lightly and one moderately, after their armored vehicle hit a roadside explosive in Gaza City’s Zeitoun neighborhood.
-The IDF killed Ahmad Naeem Maatouk, a Hezbollah Radwan Force commander, in a strike in Southern Lebanon for planning attacks against Israel.
-Antisemitism on U.S. college campuses, fueled by pro-Hamas demonstrations, may resurgence in the third academic year since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack.
-* Aug 30, 2025:<br>
-Confirmed: A precision Israeli strike in Sanaa killed Houthi Prime Minister Ahmed al-Rahwi and several ministers, prompting Houthi vows of retaliation and a missile launch toward Israel.
-EU foreign ministers at Copenhagen talks were divided, with some pushing for sanctions on Israel while others opposed, reflecting splits on Gaza and Israel policies.
-Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar criticized Belgium’s support for the Palestinian Authority, accusing it of backing a terror state and enabling attacks on Israel.
-Alexis Wilkins, girlfriend of FBI Director Kash Patel, sued podcaster Kyle Seraphin for alleging she is a Mossad agent, calling the claims false and damaging. She's Christian, not Jewish/Israeli.
-Israel targeted Hamas spokesman Abu Obaida in a Gaza strike.
-Seven IDF soldiers were injured in an explosion in Gaza’s Zeitoun neighborhood.
-Sergeant First Class (Res.) Ariel Lubliner was killed in battle in Gaza, becoming the 900th fallen IDF soldier.
-The IDF recovered the body of Idan Shtivi, a 28-year-old hostage killed by Hamas during the October 7, 2023, attack, hailed as a hero for aiding others’ escape.l along with Ilan Weiss from Gaza.
-==Sep 7, 2025+==
-==Further reading / watching==
-*[https://www.warinisrael.org/ Israel War Portal]
-*[https://oct7map.com/ Mapping the Massacres].
-* [https://hamal.miraheze.org/wiki/The_victims_of_Hamas%27_brutality Victims of Hamas' brutality - Iron Swords]
-*[https://www.memri.org/reports/special-announcement-%E2%80%93-hamas-atrocities-documentation-center-hadc Special Announcement – The Hamas Atrocities Documentation Center (HADC)] (''MEMRI'').
-*[https://www.remember710.com Testimonials from the War in Israel, Oct 23].
-*[https://www.october7.org/ Eyewitness & Survivor Stories from the Massacre].
-*[https://www.hamas-massacre.net/ Hamas Massacre].
-*[https://www.hamas.com/ Hamas.com warning, graphic!] [https://web.archive.org/web/20231125160836/https://www.hamas.com/].
-(*[https://som.yale.edu/story/2023/list-companies-have-condemned-hamas-terrorist-attack-israel List of Companies That Have Condemned Hamas' Terrorist Attack on Israel]).
-*[https://saturday-october-seven.com/ Oct. 7 2023, Hamas Massacre: Documentation of "Crimes Against Humanity”] (Graphic).
-*"The Children of October 7."
-[https://www.tiktok.com/@montanatucker/video/7423811884920442154]
-[https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1108612863960477&id=100044353213055]
-[https://www.instagram.com/montanatucker/reel/DBbj8T8PHi5/]
-[https://motj.org.il/en/events-en/children-of-october-7/ Giving a Voice to the Children of October 7], ''motj'',
-December 2, 2024.<blockquote>
-<small>Montana Tucker and President Herzog attended the Museum’s emotional screening of a documentary about that tragic day told through the perspective of child survivors.</small></blockquote>
-[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bU8vfOmsbus Montana Tucker’s Oct. 7 documentary shares young victims’ ‘resilience’ | Vargas Reports].
-''NewsNation'', Nov 15, 2024.
-<blockquote><small>
-Influencer and artist Montana Tucker’s film, “The Children of October 7,” documents what some of the Oct. 7 attacks’ youngest victims went through on that day. She tells “Elizabeth Vargas Reports” that showcasing survivors’ strength and calling for hostage releases must be the focus moving forward.
-[https://www.jns.org/from-los-angeles-to-the-gaza-border-montana-tuckers-oct-7-documentary-premieres-in-jerusalem/ From Los Angeles to the Gaza border: Montana Tucker’s Oct. 7 documentary premieres in Jerusalem].
-Etgar Lefkovits, ''JNS'', Dec. 3, 2024.<blockquote><small>“The Children of October 7” tells the stories of eight Israelis between the ages of 10-16 who survived Hamas’s massacre.</small></blockquote>
-[https://www.ynetnews.com/culture/article/ryyk2onxjl Those who watch ‘The Children of October 7’ won’t be able to deny the massacre].Tigal Nasie, ''YNet'', Dec 3, 2024.<blockquote><small>
-Documentary features interviews conducted by social media influencer Montana Tucker with children who survived the horrors of that fateful Saturday; Among them is Ella Shani from Kibbutz Be’eri, whose father was murdered in his home, while several of her neighbors remain held hostage by Hamas.</small></blockquote>
-==Notes==
-Sources: [[Swords of Iron: sources IIIIII]] part 6, [[Swords of Iron: sources IIIIIII]] part 7.

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