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Swords of Iron Part 4 (view source)
Revision as of 22:28, December 3, 2025
, 22:28, December 3, 2025→Nov 27, 2025+
Palestinian Authority textbooks will teach six-year-olds about "martyrs."
Palestinian Authority textbooks will teach six-year-olds about "martyrs."
Ex-Kibbutz Security Chief Opens Coffee Stand.
Rony Sfedj, a former security chief at Kfar Kissufim, gained recognition for his heroics in repelling Hamas attackers during the October 7 assault. Now, he has opened a coffee stand near the Gaza border, offering coffee to soldiers and bereaved families. The stand serves as a symbol of resilience and community amidst the ongoing conflict.
Israel affirmed commitment to the Golan Heights despite a United Nations resolution opposing its presence there.
Israel affirmed commitment to the Golan Heights despite a United Nations resolution opposing its presence there.
Marco Rubio Interview on Radical Islam.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed the threat posed by radical Islamic movements, emphasizing that they view the United States and the West as primary enemies. He highlighted the global expansionist nature of these groups and the violent acts they commit to further their ideological goals. Rubio also referenced domestic terrorism incidents inspired by radical Islam, underscoring the necessity of addressing this threat.
CAIR’s ‘Pay-for-Jew-Hatred’ Policy.
The California chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has introduced a fund to reward students disciplined for anti-Israel actions. This initiative has drawn comparisons to the Palestinian Authority’s "pay-to-slay" program, which rewards terrorism. CAIR’s support of such activism has sparked controversy, with critics accusing the organization of promoting extremism and antisemitism. U.S. lawmakers have called for designating CAIR a terrorist organization.
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Victims Sue After Pepper Spray Attack during Guardians of Walls May-202+. .
Two Jewish men who were attacked with pepper spray in Jerusalem’s Old City five years ago have filed a civil lawsuit for 60,000 shekels against the assailant. The racist Arab attacker targeting Jews, who was sentenced to prison, sprayed the men after they attempted to report him to the police. The lawsuit aims to hold perpetrators accountable and deter future violence against Jews.
Senate Advances Trump Nominee for Antisemitism Post.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced the nomination of Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun as special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism. If confirmed, Kaploun would become the second Chassid to hold a senior position in the U.S. administration, following Mitchell Silk’s confirmation as assistant secretary of the treasury.
Body of Slain Hostage Transferred to IDF.
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group has announced that it discovered the body of a slain hostage in northern Gaza, which has been transferred to the Israel Defense Forces.
Activists Call for Removal of UN Rape-Denier.
Over 300 women’s rights advocates, rabbis, and scholars have signed a petition urging the United Nations to remove radical racist Arab Reem Alsalem, its Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women, after she denied reports of rape committed by Hamas on October 7. This has sparked outrage, as multiple UN reports have confirmed the sexual atrocities carried out by Hamas.
Typically, radical racist Arab Reem Alsalem will deny the documented mass rape carried out by Hamas on October 7, but will instead collaborate with the notorious Francesca Albanese—whose antisemitic views have been widely criticized since her 2014 tweets—to falsely shift the blame onto Israel.
UN Spokesman Refutes Press Freedom Comment.
A UN spokesman criticized remarks by (bugot) Francesca Albanese, a UN so-called "expert," who seemed to justify an attack on Italian journalists [La Stampa] by anti-Israel Arab gang. Albanese's comment was seen as a warning to the press to change its coverage of the Gaza conflict. The UN spokesman stressed the importance of press freedom and condemned any violence against journalists.
Rafah Crossing to Reopen for Gazans.
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt will reopen, allowing Gazan residents to exit into Egypt, with coordination and oversight in place.
IDF Soldier Wounded in Rafah Clash.
An IDF soldier was seriously injured in a clash with terrorists in the Rafah area of Gaza, where the attackers emerged from a tunnel. Three other soldiers were also wounded, and the incident is seen as a violation of the ceasefire terms between Israel and Hamas.
Terrorists in Rafah in Contact with Hamas Leadership.
Hamas terror cells operating in Rafah’s tunnels remain in continuous contact with the group's senior leadership, despite claims from Hamas that these cells act independently.
Israel Strikes Hamas Targets in Gaza.
In response to a terrorist ambush in Rafah, Israel carried out airstrikes targeting Hamas positions in Gaza. The ambush left several Israeli soldiers wounded, and the incident has led to accusations that Hamas violated the ceasefire agreement.
Terror Plot Foiled: Teen Plans Attack Using Bombs.
An 18-year-old from southern Israel was arrested for planning a terror attack at a Be'er Sheva bus station, inspired by ISIS and later Hamas. He had begun constructing explosive devices and even sought to acquire a handgun to carry out his plot. This case highlights growing concerns over self-radicalization and the use of online resources, including ChatGPT, to plan attacks.