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Another aircraft carrier is set to join one already in the Middle East under US presidential order.
Another aircraft carrier is set to join one already in the Middle East under US presidential order.
President Isaac Herzog slammed the "genocide" propaganda - “libellous lie” in an interview during his visit to Australia.
Herzog reminded Israel seeks peace and an end to the war in the Middle East, though he stressed that Hamas must disarm. He credited Donald Trump with helping advance peace efforts and secure the release of hostages, while noting that lasting progress depends on Hamas’ actions.
Invited by Sam Mostyn following the Bondi Beach terror attack 'Hammukah Massacre' that killed 15 people, Herzog described his trip as emotional, focused on supporting Australia’s Jewish community. He said anti-Semitism is present and “frightening” in Australia, but also praised a “silent majority” of Australians who support peace and respect the Jewish community.
Responding to protests against his visit, Herzog denied ever calling for so-called genocide, described such accusations as “brainwashing,” and pointed out Israel’s military actions in Gaza were defensive following the October 7 attacks. He also criticised Iran’s regime and questioned why protesters were not demonstrating against violence there when the regime killed some 50,000 of its own people.
Herzog said he hoped foreign media would soon be allowed into Gaza to see what he called the “real story,” and described meetings with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as productive in strengthening Australia–Israel relations.
MS NOW Sounds Like Tucker Carlson.
The article argues that MS NOW’s The Weekend: Primetime echoed rhetoric commonly associated with Tucker Carlson, particularly regarding Israel and antisemitic tropes. It criticizes host Ayman Mohyeldin for referencing alleged links between Jeffrey Epstein and Israeli intelligence, describing the claim as a recycled conspiracy theory popularized by Carlson. The piece also takes issue with guest Cameron Kasky’s use of the term “Israel Lobby” to describe AIPAC, framing it as language rooted in narratives about undue Jewish influence. Additionally, it condemns Bloomberg editor Bobby Ghosh’s suggestion that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu exerts outsized influence over U.S. presidents, calling it a classic antisemitic trope. Overall, the article contends that MS NOW commentators are promoting themes similar to those advanced by Carlson, reflecting what it describes as a convergence of far-left and far-right antisemitism.
Tucker Carlson Spreads More Misinformation About Christians and Israel.
This piece criticizes Tucker Carlson’s interview with Anglican Archbishop Hosam Naoum in Jordan, claiming the discussion misrepresented the situation of Christians in Israel and the Holy Land. It asserts that Carlson and his guest presented inaccuracies and misleading claims, continuing a pattern of commentary that the outlet views as hostile toward Israel.
In Hamburg, antisemitic graffiti targeting a Jewish family was discovered on a mailbox, drawing condemnation while some online reactions appeared to justify the act.
In Hamburg, antisemitic graffiti targeting a Jewish family was discovered on a mailbox, drawing condemnation while some online reactions appeared to justify the act.
Tucker Carlson Spreads More Misinformation About Christians and Israel.
This piece criticizes Tucker Carlson’s interview with Anglican Archbishop Hosam Naoum in Jordan, claiming the discussion misrepresented the situation of Christians in Israel and the Holy Land. It asserts that Carlson and his guest presented inaccuracies and misleading claims, continuing a pattern of commentary that the outlet views as hostile toward Israel.
The New York Times Rebrands Anti-Zionism as “Sharp Criticism”.
The article accuses The New York Times of downplaying or reframing anti-Zionist positions as mere “sharp criticism of Israel” in its coverage of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. It argues that this characterization minimizes hostility toward Israel and misleads readers, coining the term “blue-and-whitewashing” to describe what it sees as the normalization of anti-Zionism.
How an Indian Researcher Exposed the Nazi-Palestinian Alliance.
Aabhas Maldahiyar, an Indian researcher, uncovered evidence of collaboration between Nazi leadership and key Arab figures, including the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem. Drawing from archival documents across Germany, Israel, and the US, his research reveals a little-known chapter in history: the Nazi–Arab alliance during World War II. Maldahiyar highlights the Mufti’s ties to Hitler, Muslim units in the Nazi military, and why this history is often omitted from textbooks. He suggests that many Indians feel a strong connection to Israel due to historical ties and shared democratic values. His work earned recognition, including a personal acknowledgment from Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Across United Kingdom, Jewish leaders report antisemitism has reached historic levels since October 7, prompting a shift from quiet diplomacy to public mobilization and stronger government engagement.
Across United Kingdom, Jewish leaders report antisemitism has reached historic levels since October 7, prompting a shift from quiet diplomacy to public mobilization and stronger government engagement.
Why Saudi Arabia is Turning Back to Islamism – and Against Israel.
Saudi Arabia has shifted from a relatively moderate stance to increasing hostility toward Israel, influenced by a combination of economic pressures and regional dynamics. Crown Prince MBS initially moved away from Islamism to focus on modernization but is now reversing course, partly due to waning oil revenues and the influence of Qatar and Turkey. The Saudi government has recently ramped up anti-Israel rhetoric, while MBS faces internal pressure and regional challenges, notably from Iran. This shift aligns with broader Islamist sentiment in the Middle East, and Saudi Arabia's foreign policy now increasingly reflects these views.
UNWatch: 'Francesca Albanese was picked for the UN post in 2022 because of her specialty in Holocaust inversion. And that is why she is popular in Europe. At once they are absolved of guilt feelings, and they get to demonize the Jewish state in the name of morality.'
69% of Jews Feel Unsafe Hearing "Globalize the Intifada".
A recent report from the AJC highlighted that 69% of American Jews feel unsafe when hearing the phrase "Globalize the Intifada." Despite the overwhelming majority considering such phrases antisemitic, their concerns are often dismissed in public discourse. This discrepancy reflects a double standard, with Jewish fears and pain being taken less seriously than those of other marginalized groups. The report reveals that many Jews are self-censoring and avoiding public spaces due to growing antisemitism, yet institutional responses fail to address these fears adequately.
Israeli Military Captures Muhammad Zidan.
The Israeli military captured Muhammad Zidan, an associate of a terrorist cell responsible for the 2025 killings of three Israelis in al-Funduq. Zidan is believed to have ties to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), and his capture highlights ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks in the West Bank.
Journalist: '70,000 dead? After Haaretz claimed the IDF had acknowledged Hamas' figure for Gaza casualties and much of the world media repeated it, IDF International Spokesman
@LTC_Shoshani explicitly told me yesterday in Gaza that the IDF does not recognise that figure: "That is not an official IDF tally or an official IDF statement, The IDF is still evaluating the number of terrorists that we have eliminated and, if we can, the number of casualties in Gaza."'.
Anti-Israel Activists Door Knock to Locate Zionists in the UK.
In a troubling development in the UK, anti-Israel activists have been going door-to-door in Brighton to identify Zionists. This marks a disturbing rise in anti-Zionist sentiment, with some linking it directly to antisemitism. Political commentators, like Brendan O'Neill, argue that such actions are clearly antisemitic, as they target individuals simply for their connection to Israel.
Article: 'Like past Jewish tragedies, October 7 horrors will bring forth redemption. After the horrors of October 7, the pain of darkness and night will bring forth a new era for the Jewish people and humanity.
Article: 'Like past Jewish tragedies, October 7 horrors will bring forth redemption. After the horrors of October 7, the pain of darkness and night will bring forth a new era for the Jewish people and humanity.
Over a million people rally worldwide in solidarity with Iran protests.
Israel is Sleeping.
'Erdogan’s New Empire: How the Sunni Axis Quietly Surrounded Israel. The strategy of "pre-empting threats" promised to us on October 8th has been replaced by reactive firefighting and a total loss of deterrence against a resurgent Sunni Axis.'
Fetterman Defends Israel Amid AOC’s Gaza ‘Genocide’ Smear.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman criticized Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her rhetoric on Gaza, particularly her use of the term "genocide" to describe Israel's actions. Fetterman pointed out the inconsistency in the left's response to Israel while ignoring human rights abuses in Iran. His comments follow a broader political debate about Israel's right to defend itself amid increasing calls for Palestinian autonomy. Noted: AOC did not use the G slur before being heckled on 3.4.24.
* Feb 15, 2026:<br>
US Strikes 30+ ISIS Targets in Syria
In a series of airstrikes, the US military targeted over 30 ISIS positions in Syria as part of Operation Hawkeye Strike. The operation, initiated after a deadly December ambush, aims to weaken ISIS's operational capabilities and disrupt its influence in the region.
Israeli Strikes in Gaza and Lebanon
The IDF reported airstrikes in Gaza targeting terrorists emerging from a tunnel and on Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon. These actions are part of ongoing military operations to disrupt terrorist activities in the region, despite ongoing ceasefire monitoring and diplomatic efforts.
Iranian Protests Continue Amid Worsening Repression.
Protests in Iran persist as citizens demand greater freedoms, with demonstrations spreading across the diaspora. On February 14, 2026, over one million Iranians rallied globally, with massive gatherings in Munich, Toronto, and Los Angeles. The protests, spurred by exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi, reflect mounting frustration with the regime's crackdown.
‘Death to Khamenei’ chants ring out across Iran, diaspora as unrest continues to grow.
US demands for zero enrichment ‘not on the table anymore,’ senior Iranian negotiator says.
Senior Iranian diplomats reportedly transported large sums of cash to Hezbollah in recent months, using diplomatic passports to evade inspections.
Red Bull, Kinder Bueno seen in Gaza as streets flood with sweets - exclusive.
Israel approved hundreds of “treat” trucks into Gaza ahead of Ramadan, including candy and energy drinks, as merchants warn of profiteering and higher prices in Israel ahead of Purim.
'For the first time during the war, a major international organization has publicly recognized the presence of armed groups operating within a Gaza hospital.'
Doctors Without Borders report validates what the IDF has been saying.
Man caught smuggling weapon from West Bank to east Jerusalem days before their Ramadan.
IDF observation troops and the Aerial Control Center also intercepted a drone attempting to smuggle three M-16 rifles into Israel on Friday, the military announced on Saturday.
Article: 'Human rights activists and organizations legitimize antisemitism. Francesca Albanese is proof that there is one strain of racism that receives international legitimacy from many human rights activists and groups, and that is antisemitism; it is a cancer that takes over a camp that thinks it is enlightened.'
Hezbollah Strikes Continue Amid International Diplomacy.
The IDF's strikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon continue, despite efforts to disarm the group through diplomatic channels. Meanwhile, the Lebanese government is under pressure, with international conferences aiming to address the ongoing security threat posed by Hezbollah.
Iran Smuggles Cash to Hezbollah, US Intercepts Oil Tanker.
Iranian diplomats have reportedly smuggled millions in cash to Hezbollah, raising alarms about Tehran's continued support for regional terror groups. Meanwhile, the US military intercepted an Iranian oil tanker bound for the Indian Ocean, marking a new phase in tensions over Iran's activities in the Middle East.
Sudan’s Ongoing Civil War Exposes Humanitarian Crisis.
In Sudan, over 6,000 people were killed in three days of intense violence as the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) launched an offensive in Darfur. The UN report described widespread atrocities, including mass killings and sexual violence, during the RSF’s capture of el-Fasher. The international community has condemned these actions as potential war crimes. But the hypocrisy of sudden silence after 2 years of so called "pro palestine" --pretending to care about human lives-- is noted.
Palestinian Action Group's Terror Ban Overturned in UK Court.
The UK High Court ruled that the government’s proscription of Palestine Action, an anti-Israel group, was unlawful. The decision has sparked concern among Jewish groups, who fear it may embolden more aggressive actions against Israel and its supporters. The government intends to appeal the ruling.
Anti-Israel Protest in the UK Sparks Concerns for Jewish Safety.
A court ruling against the proscription of the Palestine Action group has raised concerns about the safety of Jews in the UK. The group's anti-Israel actions, including violence and vandalism, have led some to question how the UK government can protect its Jewish population when such intimidation is allowed to persist.
Israel Strikes in Gaza and Lebanon Continue Amid Tensions.
Ongoing Israeli airstrikes target Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, and terrorists emerging from tunnels in Gaza are being eliminated. These actions come as international efforts to disarm Hezbollah and create ceasefire agreements are met with resistance and continued hostilities in the region.
[[File:Ahmad Bayouk - Oct 7 Nukhba partcipant w evil smile (- eliminated 2.15.26).jpg|thumb|Ahmad Bayouk - Oct 7 partcipant w evil smile (- eliminated 2.15.26)]]
'Ahmad Bayouk, who infiltrated the Re’im base during the October 7 Massacre [filmed smiling1a!], was eliminated by the IDF & ISA after operating to rebuild terror capabilities and advance attacks against IDF troops.
[[File:Azem Abu Huli, Head of the Islamic Jihad’s Nukhba Array in the Central Camps sector.jpg|thumb|File:Azem Abu Huli, Head of the Islamic Jihad’s Nukhba Array in the Central Camps sector. (- eliminared 2.15.26)]]
Also eliminated: Azem Abu Huli, Head of the Islamic Jihad’s Nukhba Array in the Central Camps sector, who was responsible for procuring weapons and overseeing terrorist training.'
* Feb 16, 2026:<br>
Israel vows to achieve full Hamas disarmament as the Gaza truce continues to fray, with IDF chief Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir saying troops are ready to shift from defense to offense.
The British Museum has removed the term “Palestine” from certain Middle East exhibits, explaining that the word is no longer viewed as a neutral designation and may be interpreted as referring to political territory.
Israeli police arrested seven suspects and prevented the attempted infiltration of 15 Palestinian residents who were reportedly on their way to work in Bnei Brak, where they had planned to stay for an extended period, according to the Police Spokesperson’s Unit.
Former Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri is signaling a return to political life as Lebanon approaches elections, marking the anniversary of the [Hezbollah ] assassination of his father, former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
The Israel Defense Forces said it eliminated a Hezbollah operative in southern Lebanon who was allegedly working to rebuild terror infrastructure, describing the activity as a violation of the ceasefire and a threat to northern Israeli communities.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards navy conducted a military drill in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Tasnim News Agency, aimed at testing operational readiness against potential security and military threats.
An internal investigation by the Israel Defense Forces found that Hamas used coded emoji messages on WhatsApp and SIM swaps to signal operatives ahead of the October 7 attack, with symbols sent hours before the assault to mobilize terrorists to mosques for final instructions.
Three elderly Israeli tourists, including a Holocaust survivor, were expelled from the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía in Madrid after other visitors allegedly harassed them over Jewish symbols they were wearing. According to reports, museum staff removed the women after claiming other visitors were disturbed, while no action was taken against those who reportedly shouted insults, using vicious lies spread on Gaza war.
After removing the racist Arab apartheid law since under Jordan agaisnt selling land for non-Arabs: The Israeli Cabinet approved the resumption of land registration in Judea and Samaria for the first time since 1967, a move backed by Defense Minister Israel Katz, Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The decision allows registration of extensive areas in the name of the state and is intended to clarify property rights and counter what officials describe as illegal Palestinian Authority land procedures in Area C.
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