The Mask Slips: Ahmed al-Sharaa’s Regime and the Return of Syrian Duplicity

One need hardly be surprised. The same Syrian president who, only weeks ago, was being feted in certain Western quarters as a moderate, tolerant reformer (Ahmed al-Sharaa, once known by his nom de guerre Abu Mohammad al-Jolani) has now been credibly linked to direct attacks on Israeli soldiers and, even more grimly, to the organized persecution of Syria's ancient Druze minority.

According to a report by Israel’s public broadcaster KAN, citing informed sources, it was none other than "Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa's general intelligence" that orchestrated Thursday night's ambush of an IDF arrest raid in southern Syria, as well as earlier assaults on Druze communities in the country's east. The very same regime operatives who opened fire on Israeli reservists as they withdrew from Beit Jinn, wounding six, are said to be the identical group that has been terrorizing the Druze in Khader.

Let us be clear about what happened. In the early hours of Friday, soldiers of the IDF's 55th Reserve Paratroop Brigade entered the Syrian town of Beit Jinn to detain two brothers affiliated with the terrorist organization Al-Jama'a al-Islamiya. These men had planted roadside bombs and had participated in launching a high-altitude missile toward Israel. The arrests themselves were textbook: the brothers were taken quietly from their beds. It was only as the Israelis withdrew that regime-linked gunmen opened fire, triggering a fierce exchange in which several terrorists were killed and six Israeli reservists wounded (one of them the brigade commander who had raced forward to extract his trapped men). Syrian media, with their customary regard for truth, promptly claimed thirteen "civilians" had been slaughtered.

All of this, we are now told, was directed by the intelligence apparatus of the man who assured the world he had broken with jihadism.

One struggles to recall a more rapid unmasking. Barely had the champagne corks stopped popping in Washington and certain European salons (where al-Sharaa was hailed as the acceptable face of the Syrian opposition) than his regime began doing precisely what the Assad apparatus did for decades: using proxy militias to bleed Israel while simultaneously waging low-intensity genocide against religious minorities inconveniently parked along the new ruler's path to absolute power.

The Druze of southern Syria, who have already endured years of siege and starvation at the hands of Islamist factions, now find themselves targeted by the very government in Damascus itself. Syrian Druze who have spoken to The Jerusalem Post have been unequivocal: Israel's buffer zone, so noisily condemned by Damascus as a "violation of Syrian sovereignty," is the only thing that currently allows humanitarian aid to reach their villages and prevents their complete annihilation.

Yet the al-Sharaa government continues to denounce the zone, even as his own militias fire on the soldiers who keep it functioning. The cynicism is breathtaking.

Meanwhile, reports multiply that Hezbollah, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad are quietly rebuilding their infrastructure inside Syria with the new regime's tacit blessing. The old Iranian playbook (use Syrian territory as a forward base against Israel) has evidently been dusted off and handed to the new management.

Western governments that rushed to embrace al-Sharaa as a bulwark against ISIS and a potential partner for peace would do well to study the photographs emerging from Damascus: crowds waving portraits of a man whose intelligence service now shoots Israeli soldiers in the back and drives the Druze toward extinction. Those images tell a simpler and truer story than any number of carefully stage-managed interviews.

The lesson, as ever, is that jihadist movements do not moderate; they merely learn to smile for the cameras while reloading. Israel, having learned that lesson the hard way across decades of betrayal, will continue to do what it must: arrest terrorists in their beds, return fire when ambushed, and maintain the thin buffer that stands between Syria’s minorities and the abyss.The rest of the world is free to keep pretending that the new boss in Damascus is fundamentally different from the old boss he replaced. The Druze, and the wounded paratroopers of the 55th Brigade, know better.

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Hamas, Hezbollah, and Their Band of Scummy Brothers: A Toast to Eternal Jihad Against the Jewish State

Hamassholes and Hezbollonians

In the grim theater of Islamist fanaticism, where the dead are paraded as heroes and peace is dismissed as a Zionist plot, the latest gathering of terror's elite serves as a stark reminder that some wounds fester not from defeat, but from the delusion of perpetual victory.

One might have hoped, naively, perhaps, that the blood-soaked annals of October 7, 2023, would linger in the collective memory of the civilized world as a cautionary horror, a barbarism so raw that even the most hardened ideologues would pause to reconsider their path of self-destruction. 

But no: in the fetid halls of rejectionism, where the air reeks of cordite and odiferous grudge, Hamas and its constellation of terrorist confederates have chosen instead to crown that day of slaughter as a "landmark victory." Disarmament is a quaint Western fancy, fit only for the gullible. 

Peace initiatives, those fragile olive branches extended by a weary international community are illusions to be trampled underfoot. Their vow, delivered with the solemnity of a fatwa, is to press on in their war against the Jewish state, undeterred by the rubble of Gaza or the pleas of a region desperate for respite.

The stage for this latest tableau of defiance was the 34th Arab National Conference in Beirut, that perennial echo chamber of grievance and grenade. There, amid the incense of martyrdom and the rhetoric of endless "resistance," leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah, and a rogues' gallery of other Islamist death cults convened to denounce the "Israeli occupation and its expansionist projects in Palestine and the region," as breathlessly reported by the Arabic-language Lebanese news outlet Al Mayadeen. It was a summit less of statesmen than of saboteurs, where the clarion call rang out against any compulsion to lay down arms, those sacred totems deemed essential "in protecting national sovereignty and securing the region’s future." Western influence, naturally, was the great Satan to be scourged from the sands, lest it dilute the pure venom of their cause.

Hamas's chief, Khalil al-Hayya, took the podium to recast the horrors of that October dawn in the burnished glow of myth. "On Oct. 7, an extraordinary act of heroism unfolded across Palestine and its borders, as people everywhere contributed in their own way to support us," he intoned, as if the rape, murder, and mutilation of innocents at a music festival and in kibbutzim were but verses in an epic of liberation. Gaza, he allowed, lies "wounded today, but it remains steadfast, calling on everyone to stay united in the pursuit of our legitimate national goals." And then, with the weary cadence of a prophet foretelling apocalypse, he added: "Palestine will endure, just as Gaza has, despite the aggression — its land, its people, men, women, and children — and eventually, injustice will be overcome."

One listens to such words and marvels at the alchemy: how rivers of blood become ambrosia, how the screams of the violated transmute into symphonies of solidarity. At this Beirut bacchanal, Hamas and its allies exalted the October 7 atrocities not as a spasm of savagery, but as the fulcrum of history in their crusade against the "Zionist occupation." Proposals to carve up Gaza into zones of uneasy truce? Anathema, a betrayal of the sacred soil. Unity, they proclaimed, was their unbreakable creed—unity in arms, in ideology, in the unquenchable thirst for Israel's annihilation.

"We emerged from this battle against the occupation with our weapons in hand. All resistance factions stood united against the aggression, and that same solidarity extended to the political front," said Ziad al-Nakhala, the chieftain of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, his voice a gravelly hymn to the arsenal that sustains them. He turned his ire, predictably, on the peace overtures from Washington: "[US President Donald] Trump's plan has set numerous obstacles and conditions that cannot be implemented," he scoffed, as if the very notion of negotiation were an insult to their divine mandate.

In the shadow of these pronouncements, the international machinery grinds on, its diplomats shuttling between Tel Aviv and Doha in a Sisyphean bid to midwife a Gaza ceasefire and stitch together a broader Middle Eastern peace. Yet here, in the heart of Hezbollah's lair, such efforts are dismissed as the machinations of infidels, fit only to be met with escalation and the relentless advance of their theocratic agenda. Jamil Mazhar, deputy secretary general of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)—that venerable relic of Marxist-Leninist terror now fused with jihadist zeal, laid bare the contempt. He called for "rejecting plans to place the Palestinian people under tutelage and opposing any attempt at demographic change," a not-so-veiled broadside at the Gaza peace blueprint, which envisions an International Stabilization Force (ISF) to shepherd the fragile truce.

Under Trump's plan, this ISF, a multinational brigade drawn from willing nations, would stand sentinel over the ceasefire, drilling local security outfits while patrolling Gaza's frontiers with Israel and Egypt, safeguarding civilians, and keeping the arteries of aid flowing unimpeded. A pragmatic scaffold for stability, one might think, in a land scarred by war's depredations. But to Mazhar and his ilk, it is chains disguised as olive branches. "We have gathered to renew our commitment against the Zionist enemy and its allies, and to reaffirm that the fight continues," he thundered from the rostrum. And lest the message blur into mere verbiage, he urged: "Today, we must move beyond mere solidarity and slogans, and put them into practical action."

From the Lebanese front, Hezbollah's international relations apparatchik, Ammar al-Moussawi, lent his voice to the chorus, reaffirming the Shia militant's unswerving fealty to the "resistance in Gaza." 

"We joined the battle to support Gaza out of our conviction in the justice and righteousness of this cause, and we do not regret our decision," he averred, as if the barrages of rockets into Israeli towns were but chivalric gestures in a noble quest. History, he invoked with the solemnity of a chronicler, "shows that the resistance in Lebanon and Palestine has endured crises far graver than today's, and the same resistance that produced those martyred leaders is fully capable of producing new ones." 

A chilling prospectus: the martyrs beget martyrs, the cycle of violence spun eternal by the hand of ideology.Nor was Yemen's Houthi horde absent from the fray. Their leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, hailed the "support fronts" as the unsung architects of this interminable two-year tempest. "Hezbollah's role is at the forefront of the support fronts, thanks to its steadfastness, pioneering and significant contributions, and immense sacrifices," he proclaimed, bestowing laurels on the very network that has dragged Lebanon to the brink of ruin. 

The Israeli-American axis, in his telling, "seeks to impose a permissive formula and always place the blame on the victim." And with a final flourish of paranoia: "The Israeli enemy is attempting to disarm the weapons that protect Lebanon and the arms that have prevented it from controlling Gaza for the past two years."

It is a tapestry of delusion, this conference, woven from threads of Iranian patronage, for Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis alike draw succor from Tehran's inexhaustible spigots of weaponry, coin, and cadre. Iran, that ayatollah's forge of proxy wars, ensures the flame of fanaticism burns undimmed. 

And so, as the world tires of translation and temporizing, these groups pledge not reconciliation, but redoubled rage. Peace, in their lexicon, is surrender; victory, an horizon forever receding yet eternally chased. One cannot help but pity the region, and Israel, that improbable bastion of resilience, condemned to dance to this macabre tune until the music, or the dancers, at last give out.

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IDF now has record-breaking battlefield evacuation times in Gaza

The IDF’s Medical Corps is straight-up rewriting the book on battlefield medicine, pulling off the fastest evacuations ever recorded in any war, anywhere. Wounded soldiers in Gaza are getting chopper-lifted to hospitals in 51 minutes flat or hauled by ground in 61 minutes—slicing the 90-minute average from the 2014 war like it’s nothing. 

“This is the fastest recorded in any conflict worldwide,” the IDF declared, and they ain’t bragging for clout. This is life-or-death, and they’re winning.

Since Israel kicked off its ground war in Gaza, the Medical Corps has patched up 7,400 wounded troops. These medics are heroes, running into gunfire, dragging soldiers from hell to hospitals, then sticking with them through rehab. One medic’s helmet cam caught the chaos: “I’m with you—lead me to the injured.

Take off your boots, take off everything… Battalion commander, we have five wounded, all conscious… Head injury—conscious. Two lying down. Urgent evacuation needed.” That’s not a movie script; that’s real-time, gut-punch reality.

The IDF tore their system apart and rebuilt it using new tech, more medics, and reforms that actually work. Back in the 2006 Second Lebanon War, it took 25 minutes to reach the wounded. Now,  only one to four minutes. That’s not just progress; that’s a middle finger to death itself. 

A case fatality rate slashed to 7.1 percent—half of 2006’s 15 percent. Critically injured soldiers are surviving six times more than in 2006 and triple the rate from 2014. Numbers don’t lie; these guys are saving souls.

Tech’s the game-changer here. The IDF’s cooking up a smart tourniquet that works on autopilot and a drone that’ll drop refrigerated blood right into the fight—no convoy, no delay. That blood drone, built with the Ground Forces’ tech nerds and the Defense Ministry’s brain trust, hits the field this summer. They’ve also got a casualty tracking system so slick it updates in real-time, keeping medics and commanders locked in. 

Hospital support has been beefed up too. RAM-2, the network for injured troops, now has 1,300 soldiers, which is double the pre-war count. 

Of the career soldiers treated, 80 percent are back in the fight. Mental health’s getting attention too, with 1,000 mental health officers deployed, including 80 field missions inside Gaza and Lebanon. 

The IDF’s not blind to the mental cost. There were 21 suicides in 2024, up from 17 in 2023. They’re hitting back with a mental health hotline and outreach to thousands. The Tatzumot PTSD clinic’s treated 800 personnel, 90 percent combat soldiers, and 85 percent of those in the Combat Reaction Unit are back on duty. PTSD rates have tripled since the war started, but they’re not backing down.

Then there’s the logistics—upgraded medical apps, AI tools, and an online health center in the works. 

A deal with Maccabi Healthcare Services will let soldiers hit up 400 civilian labs. Specialist wait times are down 20 percent since 2023. Prescription access is now locked in with pharmacy chains. This is a machine built to keep fighters fighting and saving lives.

Let’s not forget the catalyst to all this innovation--October 7, when Hamas and Gazans killed about 1,200 people and took 251 Israeli and foreign hostages near the Gaza border. Of the 58 hostages still out there, 36 are believed dead. 

That’s the fire fueling this war, and the IDF’s Medical Corps is answering with speed, tech, and unrelenting will.

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Now all we need is total victory over Hamas, Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and the civilian Gazans who have taken part in the war agains the Jewish State. There can be no two-state solution for Israel because suicide is not an option.

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IDF and Shin Bet kill 11 scumcrumpets who invaded Israel on Oct. 7

They are next

Israeli Defense Forces and Shin Bet have eliminated eleven Hamassholes and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists by killing them. These terrorists all participated in the October 7, 2023 massacre that killed, tortured, raped, beheaded, burned and kidnapped Israeli men, women, children and even babies.

By the next day, anti-Semites protested Israel in fear of what they would do in response to the massacre, and boy, did they find out.

Of these eleven terrorists, nine were killed in recent Gaza operations, blown to smithereens and sent to their rivers of wine and 72 virgin billy goats.

Those killed were the following:

Hassan Na'em--he was responsible for the kidnapping and murder of Sgt. Shaked Dahan; clearly a cowardly act.

Then we have Ismail Shakash. This piece of excrement was responsible for the murder of Israeli civilians, threw grenades at a checkpoint at the Re'im junction and fired a small surface-to-air missile into Israeli territory. His mother was very proud of him and handed out candy to Gazans who, from birth, have been taught to hate Israel and Jewish people for no other reason than their immutable characteristics, the very definition of racism.

Jalal Qaraan, who took part in the murder of Inbar Haiman, raided the Nova music festival and IDF military bases, and murdered two Israeli civilians while proudly documenting and sharing the videos online for his fellow Gazans to enjoy.

 Muhammad Issa, [no relation to Darrell Issa] who raided Kibbutz Mefalsim and participated in the Oct 7 massacre, killing as many people he could find.  

Muhammad Shabaki, who infiltrated the country and participated in the massacre. His father, a man with a lack of imagination, named his son after the first Muslim terrorist.

Fares Karshin infiltrated the country and participated in October 7 killing defenseless men, women and children. He also set fire to the homes of Jewish families who happened to be home at the time.

Yahya Estal infiltrated the country and participated in the massacre because of his blind hatred of Jewish people and envy of their accomplishments.

Muhammad Tzakar raided Kibbutz Nir Oz and participated in the massacre. His father also had no imagination when naming him.

Muhammad Estal infiltrated the country and participated in the massacre because that's what guys named Muhammed like to do.

Two more terrorists were also killed by the IDF and Shin Bet strikes prior to the recent Gaza strikes but were blown into so many bite-size pieces that they couldn't be identified without a DNA test.

Muhammad Atsfur [Muhammed is a safe name that nobody in school was going to make fun of] was involved in attacking the Southern Command's 10th Brigade during the October 7 massacre.

Khaled Al-Din was responsible for the murder of Israeli civilians during the October 7 massacre. He also used the property of Erick and Ruth Peretz, who were killed at the Nova music festival.

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Islamic Jihad spokes-terrorist Abu Hamza killed in IAF airstrikes

Abu Hamza or perhaps his wife

Naji Abu Seif, or as the terror crowd liked to call him, "Abu Hamza," the silver-tongued mouthpiece of the Al-Quds Brigades—those charming folks who form the military wing of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ)—finally met his maker courtesy of Israeli airstrikes hammering Gaza. That’s according to the press, who’ve been buzzing like flies over the news.

Word is, Abu Hamza was holed up with his wives and kids when the boom came down—hiding, no doubt, behind the family photo album. Tragically, his whole clan got wiped out with him in the strike. No fairy-tale endings here.

For Palestinian Islamic Jihad, this is a kick in the teeth. Abu Hamza wasn’t just some grunt—he was their poster boy, popping up in propaganda vids like a twisted rock star, threatening Israel with fire and brimstone while giving a big thumbs-up to attacks on Israeli civvies and soldiers. A real class act.

The IDF hasn’t sent out the official "gotcha" memo yet, but the rumor mill—fed by both Israeli and Palestinian chatter—says he’s toast, one of the big fish reeled in during this latest airstrike blitz.

This all fits into Israel’s broader game plan: kneecap the Hamas and PIJ honchos running their terror show out of Gaza. The Gaza Health Ministry—Hamas’s PR arm, naturally—claims over 300 of their buddies from both groups have been sent to the great beyond in this campaign. Good luck getting a straight count, though; independent verification’s about as easy as herding cats.

The IDF’s sticking to their line: “precise strikes against terror operatives and infrastructure,” trying to keep the civilian body count low while turning enemy toys into scrap metal. Abu Hamza’s exit is just the latest chapter in this ramped-up offensive, sparked by Hamas digging in its heels and refusing to cough up the rest of the hostages after talks went south.

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Cue the usual global soap opera. The U.S. and its Western pals are still in Israel’s corner, chanting “right to defend itself” like a broken record. Over in Tehran, Iran—PIJ’s sugar daddy—is clutching its pearls, slamming the strikes and swearing to keep bankrolling the “resistance” against Israel. Shocker.

With Abu Hamza out of the picture and terrorist scalps piling up, the IDF’s turning the heat up, looking to grind down Hamas and PIJ’s attack machine. The eggheads in military circles reckon Israel might be gearing up to roll tanks in for a ground game soon—depending on how well these airstrikes keep delivering the goods. Buckle up; this ain’t over yet.

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IAF conducts largest airstrike in Syria since January

Israel recently launched its biggest airstrike in Syria since January 8th of this year. 

From Monday night into early Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) attacked dozens of military targets tied to Syria’s new leader, Interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa. The IDF hit radar stations, air defense systems, weapons storage sites, and military bases in southern Syria. They said these targets belonged to the new government and were a danger to Israel.

The IDF explained, "the presence of these systems in southern Syria poses a threat to Israel and to IDF operations. These targets were struck to eliminate future threats." This was the largest Israeli military operation in Syria in a while, aimed at stopping the new Syrian government from growing stronger.

Syrian news reported that the strikes hit military posts near Damascus, including the towns of Sa’sa and Qatana, as well as old bases in the Daraa region and the 90th Brigade in Quneitra. More attacks happened near Homs and by the Lebanese border. At least 41 airstrikes were counted just around Damascus.

Ron Ben-Yishai, a security expert from Ynet, said a recent attack by al-Sharaa’s forces on Alawite cities in western Syria made Israel see the new government as a growing problem. Israel worries not just about jihadist groups in Syria but also about the country becoming unstable, which could let Turkey increase its military power there.

A big concern for Israel is that groups like Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad might use Syria to attack Israeli towns in the Golan Heights and Upper Galilee. Forces loyal to al-Sharaa have freed senior terrorists from these groups, who were jailed by the old leader, Bashar Assad, to stop them from targeting Israel. Now, there’s fear these terrorists are planning new attacks. Another worry is that Turkey might start arming and training jihadist fighters who support al-Sharaa.

To deal with these risks, Israel is trying to control what happens in southern Syria so the new government can’t get too strong near its border. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz have said they won’t let regime-backed fighters or armed Sunni jihadists get close to the Syrian Golan. Many empty Syrian military bases in the area still have weapons, which could end up with dangerous groups.

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Meanwhile, al-Sharaa is working to solidify his power. On Monday night, he made a deal with the leader of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to bring Kurdish fighters into Syria’s government and army. This came after a meeting with SDF leaders, who are supported by the United States.

The deal happened because the Kurds were left out of last month’s "National Dialogue Conference," which was meant to plan Syria’s future. Al-Sharaa’s office said the agreement shows "the unity of Syrian territory and the rejection of its division." The SDF promised to help Syria fight leftover Assad forces and other threats. This deal ends any chance of the Kurds creating their own country in Syria, since they agreed to keep Syria whole.

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IDF to resume the eradication of Hamas: cutting off aid and bombarding Strip with boots on the ground

Israeli decision-makers plan to resume the Gaza war in four to six weeks with shock and awe, sending in tens of thousands of troops to conquer the entire strip in a single coordinated offensive against Hamas terrorists.

Incoming military chief of staff Eyal Zamir has, at the direction of Prime Minister Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz, started developing the plan, according to several current and former Israeli officials with knowledge of high-level discussions.

Israel plans to deploy more soldiers in Gaza than it had previously used--more than 50,000 troops, before relocating civilian Hamas supporters to humanitarian zones. The IDF will then wage a 

Under the plan, Israel will deploy more troops to Gaza than it has to this point in the war—over 50,000—before relocating the civilian population to humanitarian zones and waging a merciless ground campaign against Arab terrorists across the rest of the Gaza Strip.

“We’re going to see four to five divisions simultaneously attack in the north, in the center, and in the south, to occupy every area and clear out the enemy,” Hezi Nehama said. He is a former IDF colonel who co-authored the Generals’ Plan, an influential proposal for a staged siege of Gaza. “It will look different than what we saw in the war until now.”

“It’s going to be decisive,” said Amir Avivi, a former Israeli brigadier general who has advised the Israeli government and military during the war. “Israel will use every tool it has to conquer Gaza and eradicate Hamas.”

It's about time. In the past, the fighting always ended with Hamas and Israel's enemies still intact. This needs to change and Israel must protect itself from future attacks. They need to control all of Gaza and rid the country of Hamassholes, Hezbollah, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and their ilk.

The plan begins with a wave of airstrikes on Gaza and a reduction of humanitarian aid to Gaza, the sources said. “There will be no aid outside the humanitarian zones,” said Kobi Michael, a former head of the Palestinian desk at the Israel’s Strategic Affairs Ministry and before that a senior Israeli military intelligence official. 

After all, what army in human history supplied their foes with supplies? And the world expects this from Israel because the world is rooting for the other teams.

“This will prevent Hamas from continuing to steal all the humanitarian aid and will increase pressure on the group through the local population,” Michael added.

Nehama said Israel plans to expand an existing humanitarian zone in Al-Mawasi in southern Gaza into a single giant refuge. Other sources said there would be several humanitarian zones.

The IDF raised its alert and readiness level along the Gaza border on Sunday, and Hamas has also reportedly started making preparations for renewed fighting.

Zamir, the incoming military chief of staff, estimates that the plan, which he will present to Netanyahu and Katz after taking office next Thursday, can be completed in six months or less, according to Nehama.

The plan could be paused if Hamas agrees to release more of the 59 Israeli hostages still held in Gaza, 35 of them confirmed dead, or to disarm and leave Gaza in exchange for an end to the war, the sources said. But the chances of the latter happening is as likely as Mahmoud Abbas converting to Judaism. 

Israeli decision-makers agree and don't believe Hamas is ready to make such compromises. After all, the hostages are the only bargaining chip for the terrorists and if they release them, then Israel can go all-out war on the terrorists.

Israel’s plan to resume the war comes on the heels of a string of military and diplomatic successes that leave the Jewish state less constrained than at any previous point in the past 17 months of war, thanks to President Trump. 

Hezbollah agreed in November to a humiliating ceasefire with Israel, easing pressure on Israel’s overstretched army, but it's not crazy to think given enough time to regroup, resupply and replenish troops that Hezbollah will stay out of the anti-Zionist fray.

“We always had divisions in the north, and now we don’t need divisions in the north because Hezbollah is not a threat,” said Nehama. “So we can take those divisions and put them all in Gaza at the same time, and this is very important.”

In January, President Trump began reversing former alleged president Joe Biden’s efforts to restrain Israel and accommodate its genocidal enemies.

Trump has aligned more closely with Israel against Hezbollah and Iran and ended the Biden handler[s] restrictions on U.S. military aid to Israel.

In Gaza, meanwhile, Trump has taken an even harder line than Bibi, pushing the prime minister to resume the war with Hamas and resettle Gazans abroad.

During Netanyahu’s visit to the White House earlier this month, Trump told the prime minister to “do whatever you need to do” to defeat Hamas, according to an Israeli military official who described the meeting on condition of anonymity. But, the official said, Trump gave Netanyahu just 150 days to finish the job.

And this appears to be Bibi's plan.

Israel’s government, meanwhile, has replaced a number of top security officials who resisted deeper involvement in Gaza, including former defense minister Yoav Gallant and outgoing military chief of staff Herzi Halevi, with generals who are considered more hawkish. They had the same historical cyclic strategy to fight, stop, wait, and fight again after the enemy has regained its military strength. 

Israel has got to stop trying to be the good guys in order to win the love of the world. It isn't going to happen anyway, so they need to finish the job and let the haters hate.

An Israeli government official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that in recent cabinet meetings, ministers have “completely rejected” Halevi’s approach to Gaza and accused him of “doing everything he can to prevent victory in the war,” the World Israel News reported. 

“Behind the scenes, there are discussions with Zamir, which are much more constructive,” the anonymous official said. “We hope to see him take leadership of the military and execute his plans.”

In a meeting early February with Netanyahu, Katz and Yaron Finkelman, the head of Israel’s Southern Command, Zamir rejected Halevi’s latest proposal for the Gaza war as too timid, according to Nehama and another former Israeli military official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

“The next chief of staff didn’t like what he heard,” Nehama said. “He told the prime minister and the defense minister that he would present them with another plan, much more aggressive and decisive with many more troops involved.”

As I said before, the ridiculous cycle of war between Israel and her enemies has got to end here and now. The Jewish State needs to end the war by ending Hamas and all others who would see the demise of the Jews in Israel and then globally. 

It must end now. 

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Bibi orders "massive" counter-terror operation after bus bombings

We can thank G-d anti-Israel terrorists don't know how to tell time very well. 

Explosive devices went off on Thursday night around 9 p.m. local time in the central city of Bat Yam, a little south of Tel Aviv. Thankfully, the person or persons who set the devices had planned on them exploding during the morning rush hour before the Sabbath at 9 a.m., but set them 12 hours earlier. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu ordered on that night for the military to conduct a “massive” counter-terrorism operation in Judea and Samaria, after the buses exploded and bombs were found on two others in what is being investigated as a coordinated attack.

It appears the terrorists were planning a second October 7 attack but their mistake, an actual miracle, probably saved countless lives. 

Bibi also instructed the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) and Israel Police to step up “preventive activities” against possible future attacks across the Jewish State.

Following a situational assessment on Thursday, the IDF said its operations in Judea and Samaria were ongoing, and that areas within the territories have been closed off.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi instructed the military to assist the Israel Police as necessary.

The IDF also announced the deployment of three additional battalions to reinforce security in Judea and Samaria, adding that it was “prepared to expand the offensive operations.” An IDF battalion has about 400 troops, so that would be 1,200 in total, about the same number of people that were slaughtered by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Payback is a bitch, they say.

All of the explosions on Thursday occurred in parked, empty buses across the central city of Bat Yam, located just south of Tel Aviv. There were no injuries in the attack because the terrorists are low-functioning.

At least one of the bombs had a note, in Arabic and Hebrew, that stated, “Revenge from the Tulkarem refugee camp,” a reference to the terrorist hotbed in Samaria where security forces have been conducting operations, Channel 12 News reported.

Five explosive devices, all with timers set to go off simultaneously, were found in what was intended to be a “strategic terrorist attack,” Channel 12 cited security sources as saying.

The Shin Bet was called to the scenes, and all bus drivers in the Tel Aviv metropolitan were instructed to search their vehicles for bombs.

Israeli transport minister Miri Regev instructed the National Public Transport Authority to “stop and inspect all buses, trains and light rail cars and act in accordance with the instructions of the Shin Bet and the police.”

Defense Minister Israel Katz directed the IDF to increase “the intensity of activities to thwart terrorism in the Tulkarm refugee camp and in the refugee camps in Judea and Samaria in general,” following what he called “attempted serious terrorist attacks.

“We will pursue the terrorists to the bitter end and destroy the terrorist infrastructure in the camps that serve as a frontline for the Iranian axis of evil,” Katz said.

It's time for Israel to get violent and release their shock and awe with the same fury the Palestinians, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad did on October 7th. But unlike them, Israel should take no hostages.

Am Yisrael Chai.

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2 PIJ commanders eliminated in IDF strike in central Gaza

Both PIJs extremely dead

On Thursday, an airstrike hit a command post that was located in a humanitarian zone. The military also reported hitting two former schools in Gaza City that were being used as command sites by Hamas.

Abdullah Khattab, the commander of the South Deir al-Balah Battalion for Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), and Hatem Abu al-Jidyan, the commander of the East Deir al-Balah Battalion for PIJ, were killed in the airstrike, according to an announcement on Saturday by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Shin Bet.
Also on Saturday, the IDF said it had carried out airstrikes on command rooms operating from two former schools in Gaza City.

On Thursday, a military strike targeted a command room within a humanitarian zone in central Gaza's Deir al-Balah, according to the military.

Several terror operatives were killed in the strike. This included Abdullah Khattab, who was the commander of PIJ's South Deir al-Balah Battalion, and Hatem Abu al-Jidyan, the commander of PIJ's East Deir al-Balah Battalion, stated the IDF and Shin Bet.

The IDF reported that Khattab had led his battalion during the attacks on October 7 and was involved in many attacks on Israel and its troops, which included rocket and anti-tank fire.

Abu al-Jidyan also advanced numerous attacks against troops amid the ongoing fighting.

To minimize harm to civilians during the strike, the IDF stated that it implemented several measures, such as employing precision munitions, conducting aerial surveillance, and utilizing various intelligence sources.

Palestinians examine the aftermath of an IDF strike targeting a Hamas cell located within the Amr Ibn al-Aas School in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood on September 7, 2024.

“This is another example of the systematic use by the terror organizations in the Gaza Strip of the population and civilian infrastructure, including the humanitarian zone, to carry out terror acts against the state and IDF troops,” the military said.

As for the Saturday strikes on the schools, according to the military, the Hamassholes were using the Amr Ibn al-Aas School in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood to plan and carry out attacks against troops and Israel.

“Three martyrs and more than 20 wounded people were retrieved after an Israeli warplane fired two missiles at a prayer room and a classroom at the Amr Ibn al-Aas School, where refugees were sheltering in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood in northern Gaza City,” Mahmud Bassal, spokesman for Gaza’s civil defense agency, told AFP.

In the other strike, the military said Hamas was using the Halima al-Sadia School in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighborhood to plan and carry out attacks against troops and Israel.

At least eight Palestinians were killed, the Palestinian Authority’s official news agency WAFA reported.

The IDF said earlier in a statement that it had “conducted a precise strike on terrorists who were operating inside a Hamas command and control center… embedded inside a compound that previously served as the ‘Halima al-Sa’diyya’ School in the northern Gaza Strip.” It said Hamas “systematically violates international law, brutally exploiting civilian institutions and the population as a human shield for terror activity.”

WAFA said the dead were in refugee tents inside the former school.

The IDF also said it carried out “many steps” to mitigate casualties in those strikes, as they always do.

In the last few months, numerous airstrikes have targeted Hamas locations situated within schools and other places used by civilians for shelter, as reported by the IDF.

In the crowded refugee camp of Nuseirat in central Gaza, Al-Awda Hospital reported receiving the bodies of nine individuals who died in two different airstrikes. One airstrike struck a residential building, resulting in four deaths and at least ten injuries. The other strike hit a house in western Nuseirat, killing five people.

Separately, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, central Gaza’s main hospital, said a woman and her two children were killed in a strike on a house in the nearby urban refugee camp of Bureij.

The IDF shared a video on Saturday showing a recent clash with armed men in the Tel Sultan area of Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip. During this operation, soldiers stormed a building where the group of terrorists were hiding. During the raid, the gunmen threw a grenade at the soldiers, injuring at least one of them.

According to the IDF, the soldiers shot back and killed the gunmen. The soldiers found weapons and documents on the bodies of the attackers, the military said.

In the past few days, the IDF reported that their troops have killed many scumcrumpets in the Tel Sultan area.

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Hamas threatens to kill hostages if IDF tries to rescue them

In October 2011, Israel took part in a prisoner exchange in which they released 1,027 prisoners in exchange for one Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit. Since his release and not counting October 7, 2023, hundreds Israelis have been killed and injured in various Jew-hatred attacks by Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, or individual Palestinian terrorists created by the political environment of the Palestinian Authority who uses a "pay to slay" program to encourage attacks on Jews. Examples are the knife, vehicle and shootings during the 2015 - 2016 "Stabbing Intifada," along with many rocket and mortar attacks emanating from Gaza.

Of course, the number of Israeli dead has soared after the October 7 attack. On that day, about 1,200 Israelis, mostly Jews, were killed and 253 were kidnapped. The victims were of all ages, including babies, women and children. They were mutilated, burned, beheaded, raped, and tortured by these sick terrorists.

And now we know that Hamas killed the most recent recovered bodies of those six individuals. They were shot several times in the head at close range as the IDF was getting close to their location.

Initially, Hamas claimed that hostages died as a result of IDF airstrikes. This was a lie. Now they admit that they have been killing hostages and will continue to do so if the IDF comes to rescue them. Still, the killers refuse to take responsibility of their actions, blaming Israel for their barbarism and morons in the West agree with this twisted logic.

In a Telegram post, the spokesperson for Hamas’ armed wing, the al-Qassam Brigades, Abu Obaida wrote, “Netanyahu and the occupation army alone bear full responsibility for the deaths of the prisoners. They deliberately obstructed any prisoner exchange deal for their own narrow interests, and intentionally killed dozens of prisoners through direct airstrikes.”

 No Abu--that's on you and your fellow scumcrumpets.

It's easy for anyone, including me, who doesn't have a loved one in Hamas or Gaza Arab captivity to say the IDF needs to press on. But what has capitulation gotten Israel? Here's what it got: delay. 

It's the old feed the alligator and hope it eats you last.

I know a lot of people will disagree with me here, but I believe Israel needs to win and to do so they need to finish the job of destroying Hamas. Of course they also need a plan for the day after and that might mean taking some sort or military control over Gaza, some kind of monitoring. Without Hamas and the PIJ, Israel stands a chance at surviving. But allowing Hamas to call the shots is suicide because they have promised to attack Israel "ten thousand times" if that's what it takes to destroy the Jewish State.

Israel does not need another Gilad Shalit situation. Israel needs to destroy Hamas, kill Sinwar and those who serve him. The only thing Hamas and their ilk understand is strength.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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Biden's bid to save Hamas

President-lite Joe Biden is no real friend of Israel aka the Jews. Under his proposal, Hamas comes out a winner and Israel gets back the hostages, dead and alive. The idea that a Hamasshole, or even a Gazan, could tolerate allowing a Jew to live eight months in their clutches is difficult to believe and I pray that most of them are alive rather than what I suspect.

Biden waited for the Jewish Sabbath to being this past Friday in Israel as he began his purposefully timed speech to save Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. He wanted to speak, if one can call his mush-mouth mumbling speech, at a time right before the start of the weekend when US politicians were heading out for the weekend, and Israeli Jews were celebrating Sabbath. 

In case you aren't aware, religious Jews don't use electronic devices or even turn on lights on the Sabbath, so in terms of what Biden was slurring, they were in the dark [no pun intended].

The scene began with the alleged President celebrating Trump's conviction, which was political and quite un-American based on the facts of the case. Then our kiddy-sniffer announced a new deal whereby Hamas would rule Gaza, get billions of taxpayer dollars labeled 'aid,' and dozens of terrorists would be set free from prison for each hostage the Hamassholes returned . . . including corpses. 

Dozens for one!

So Hamas wins and Israel can bury those they killed. How stupid does Biden think Israel is? As brain-dead as he is?

But wait, there's more.

US taxpayers will be forced to pay for an "extensive three- to five-year reconstruction program for Gaza that’s fully backed by us.” This will cost us billions upon billions of our dollars.

The deal that Biden laid out gives Hamas everything it wanted including staying in power. An end to Israeli attempts to eliminate the terror group. And all the money it could possibly need. What could go wrong . . . for Hamas?

Rather than an Israeli proposal, this is almost the exact same ’ceasefire’ deal that Hamas, Qatar and Egypt had assembled and that Hamas then made a show of accepting a few weeks ago because it allows the terrorists to stay in power and let's face it, to re-group, re-arm and re-attack the Jewish State as they swore to do until all the Jews are murdered.

What Biden did was to poo-poo the Hamas proposal and then lie by declaring it the Israeli proposal.

Yes, folks, Biden lies, but only when his lips are moving.

A follow-up call with a senior White House official had him admit that, “it’s nearly identical to Hamas’s own proposals of only a few weeks ago” and that “what is now in front of everybody is basically the terms by which Hamas was prepared to move forward.”

Biden lied and described the Hamas proposal as the “Israeli proposal” and urged Israel to accept it so that Hamas can get on doing their Islamic duty and kill Jews wherever they find us. What Biden did was to take Israel's counter-proposal and change crucial elements to match Hamas' demands at a time when the Israeli government would not be able to respond [remember, it was the Jewish Sabbath] and unveiled the plan while daring those Joooze to call him out on it.

Thankfully, Netanyahu didn't go along with the proposal saying that, “Israel’s conditions for ending the war have not changed: The destruction of Hamas military and governing capabilities, the freeing of all hostages and ensuring that Gaza no longer poses a threat to Israel. Israel will continue to insist these conditions are met before a permanent ceasefire is put in place. The notion that Israel will agree to a permanent ceasefire before these conditions are fulfilled is a non-starter.”

For some reason, Bibi Netanyahu doesn't want the terrorists continuing to carry out their promise, in spite of the leftist press claiming that he wants to extend the war to remain in power.

Israeli Defense Minister Defense Minister Yoav Gallant stated that the country would “not accept Hamas rule” and was fighting to destroy Hamas and liberate the hostages.

If it was up to Joe Biden, the Jews would capitulate to his suicidal proposal and lay down their weapons so that Hamas can do what they do best. Need I explain?

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IDF neutralizes 15 terrorists, destroys Hamas and PIJ infrastructures in Gaza Strip

The Nahal Brigade and Brigade 401, along with units under the command of the 162nd Division killed Hamassholes and destroyed terror infrastructures belonging to them and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in the center of the Gaza Strip, the IDF announced on Monday. No civilians were harmed in the operation.

[H/T Jerusalem Post.]

Precision operations were conducted that eliminated the scumcrumpets and destroyed buildings belonging to Hamas and the PIJ along with terror infrastructures.

Conducting precise operations, forces eliminated terrorists and destroyed buildings belonging to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). In addition, the IDF said soldiers found terror infrastructures, as well rocket launchers, equipment, and weapons. 

During one of the operations, Nahal troops identified a terrorist in a structure and in a precise missile strike blew him up into handy, bite-size pieces and sent him on his way to meet his 72 virgins, [one of whom is pictured below].

Nahal forces continue to battle in the Netzarim Corridor, an axis that separates the north and south of the Gaza Strip. They carried out targeted raids on terrorists and terror targets.

And while some admonish Israel for defending itself from the anti-Semitic Islamists and their allies, the Jewish State has vowed that it is going to do what it has to do to defend itself.

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Palestinian Islamic Jihad spokes terrorist: all Gaza hospitals taken over by terrorists

A spokes scumquat for Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) spilled his guts admitting that his fellow terrorists have taken over all the hospitals in Gaza. They use these facilities to hide military activities and launch attacks. They know the world will not be critical of their war crimes and if the IDF fires back at them, they will blame Israel for crimes against the poor Palestinian people.

Spokes-scum Tarek Abu Shaluf admitted to an Israeli interrogator from military intelligence that the PIJ terrorists initially lied about the source of a deadly rocket strike on the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital, when the war started, falsely blaming Israel so as to cover up the PIJ's involvement in the clusterfrack of the misfired rocket attack. [H/T Algemeiner.com.]

The IDF released audio recordings at the time, in which Hamas officials can be heard admitting that Palestinian Islamic Jihad was responsible for the misfired rocket, but anti-Semites being what they are, either didn't care or didn't believe what had actually occurred, and vilified Israel instead.

“We fabricated a story that the rocket belonged to the ‘occupation’ [Israel] and that the target was the building” of Al-Ahli hospital, Abu Shaluf said in the latest recording. He added that the terrorist group’s communications department chose to lie in order to “erase” the fact that the rocket had fallen short of its target. He went on to say that they also “relied on the stories in the international press.”

According to the IDF, Abu Shaluf was one of around 900 suspects detained during the recent raid on the Shifa Hospital complex. Of the detainees, over 500 were confirmed to be active terrorists. The operation resulted in the elimination of more than 200 armed jihadis, including senior commanders from both Hamas and Islamic Jihad. Where was Allah when you needed him, eh?

When Abu Shaluf was asked about which hospitals were being used by Hamas and PIJ, he admitted it was "all the hospitals," and said the terrorists are able to occupy wards and rooms in every hospital in Gaza and exploited the internet and electrical connectivity to hide their operations.

The anti-Semites will say that Abu Shaluf was forced into making a confession about the activities of the PIJ because this is what they want to believe and they can never be convinced otherwise. In truth, these revelations confirm long-standing Israeli claims that Palestinian terrorist factions systematically commit war crimes by using the protective status of hospitals as well as other civilian infrastructure for their anti-Israel purposes. But somehow the left and the Islamic diaspora gives them a free pass.

Hamas has consistently lied about not using hospitals and other civilian sites for military activities, despite mounting evidence of the truth. However, it's obvious the terrorist groups have the media on their side. When the Al-Ahli hospital strike on October 17, all major news outlets reported within minutes of the occurrence. The New York Times, the Associated Press, the BBC and many others immediately accepted the Hamas death toll release without checking the facts. The Times‘ headline said the strike [that they initially blamed on Israel] killed “hundreds.” AFP later put the number of those killed by the misfired rocket at between 50-90.

When you maniacally hate Israel and the Jews to the degree the terrorists do, you will believe anything they say no matter how big the lie.

Am Yisrael Chai! #BringThemHomeNow

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Hamas documents proves they lie about casualties and blames Israel for their own misfired launches

An IDF spokesperson uncovered close cooperation between terror groups in hiding information and selecting rocket launch areas far from houses belonging to Hamas leadership but among Gazan citizens, who best serve them as civilian martyrs for propaganda purposes.

Avichai Adraee, the IDF spokesperson in Arabic, revealed on Saturday an official Hamas document that was recovered by Israeli soldiers in Gaza. The document openly refers to Gazan civilian casualties as a result of rocket launches, and while hiding this information from living Gazan citizens, they then blame the deaths on guess who. Yes, those, you know, Jews in Israel. 

Why take the blame yourself when you can use the deaths of your voters for propaganda.

The documents date back to 2020 and also to Operation Breaking Dawn, in 2022. They were issued by Hamas' al-Qassam Brigades and signed by high-ranking militia officers. They showcase the Hamasshole's attempts to persuade the al-Quds Brigades belonging to the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), to take responsibility for the misfiring rockets that caused disastrous outcomes, (the terrorists kid around by calling them "local rockets").

PIJ responded by requesting to conceal these failed launches and their repercussions to “support the image of the resistance,” as opposed to looking like incompetent baboons. 

Another document recommended by Hamas was to deny PIJ launching rockets specifically in the vicinity of houses belonging to the Hamas leadership fearing repetition of such events, yet no mention of preventing firing rockets near other Gazan residents’ houses was mentioned.

Finally, Hamas reports were exposed featuring names of Gazan casualties as a result of failed launches, so the reports were recycled by Hamas in their outward reports of casualties, but they alleged the rocket fire stemmed from Israeli airstrikes. 

In other words, Hamas counted casualties from PIJ failed rockets as casualties from Israeli attacks, proving yet again the lack of accuracy of their propaganda reporting. So don't believe what you might have been told about casualty count and who was responsible for it.

The documents illustrate the extent to which Hamas has control and coordination with other terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip dismissing the perception of some thought to be “unruly factions” acting from Gaza against Israel “on their own will,” and proving yet again that Hamas was, in fact, in control of these factions.

Eleven percent of rocket launches aimed toward Israel since October 7th, fell inside Gaza.

“These documents clearly show that terrorist organizations in Gaza are cooperating to hide the extent of the destruction and killing caused by failed launches that fall on the residents, while making an effort to protect Hamas terrorists, overlooking the danger to civilians,” Adraee said in his statement.

“These documents prove that the terrorist organizations in Gaza are lying and concealing failed missile launches that resulted in the deaths of civilians in the Gaza Strip. Hamas was aware of the high rate of failed launches carried out by the Islamic Jihad and the danger it poses to the homes in the vicinity of which the launches took place, and even directed it to them, demanding that they not set up launch pads in the vicinity to their members to avoid putting them in risk,” Adraee continued.

“Among other things, the names of the seven casualties appear as a result of a local rocket shell hitting near the Imad ‘Aql Mosque in Jabalia. Although Hamas reports indicated that they were killed as a result of failed launches, the report issued by the [Hamas] Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip claimed that they were killed as a result of an Israeli raid, as reported by the Jerusalem Post.

“The IDF seized many other documents indicating that terrorist organizations knew about the tragic consequences of the failed launches, but the method of action is clear: to hide the information and accuse Israel,” continued Adraee.

Adraee added that during the current war, high rates of failed launches carried out by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad were recorded – with 11% of launches towards Israel since October 7 falling in the territory of the Gaza Strip.

Earlier this month, Adraee revealed a document showing Hamas was worried about PIJ’s propaganda plans on their media outlets, also fearing that the organization would steal credit for Hamas’s “resistance” efforts.

How dare any terrorist group steal credit for killing Jewish men, women and children.

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IDF capture Hamas committing war crimes

The IDF captured 80 Jihad terror suspects who attempted to hide among civilians being evacuated from Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. Using civilians a human camouflage is a war crime, but since when has Hamas and other Islamic terror groups worried about committing a multitude of war crimes? War crimes is how they roll.

Among those arrested were Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad scumcrumpets as the IDF cleared a civilian compound to prepare for a military operation in the area. The military surrounded the complex on Sunday morning, and IDF conducted pinpoint targeted raids, hitting terror targets and "virginizing" terrorists operating illegally from within civilian areas. [Virginizing is the process of sending a Muslim believer to meet their 72 virgins.]

The IDF continued striking the Al-Qarara area, just north of Khan Yunis.

In central Gaza, Israel Defense Forces troops killed 15 terrorists over the past 24 hours and on Saturday eliminated an Islamic Jihad rocket-launching squad less than 30 minutes after they fired a barrage at Kibbutz Be’eri and Kibbutz Hatzerim.

On Sunday night the IDF and Israel Security Agency announced that earlier in the morning an aerial strike blew to smithereens Hamas terrorist Mahmoud Muhammad Abd Khad, a terrorist responsible for recruiting new terrorists for the Zeitoun battalions, whose mascot is a goat. He also raised money for terrorist activities.

The IDF announced on Sunday night that it had completed a two-week clearance operation in the southern Gaza City district of Zeitoun, once a major Hamas stronghold, killing more than 100 terrorist operatives and destroying infrastructure used by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

According to Palestinian reports on Sunday, the IDF also conducted airstrikes in Rafah along the Egyptian border, hitting a three-story building in the city's Al-Janina neighborhood, with reports of casualties. There were also reports of casualties from an Israeli bombardment in the Nuseirat camp in the center of the Gaza Strip.

Hamas Ministry of Health and Propaganda also reported that 120,000 Palestinian children were also killed in that building along with Christmas and Santa Claus, because some people will believe anything they say.

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Belgium Imam recites Qur'an in parliament, Big Surprise: it calls for killing and kidnapping of Jews

An Imam on Tuesday at the Belgian parliament recited a verse from Islam's so called holy book known as the Qur'an, and shiver me timbers, the scripture, so revered by several billion Muslims, calls on the followers of the religion of peace, to kill and take Jews captive. [H/T Jerusalem Post.]

Hopefully those Jews the Qur'an speaks of won't fight back with the ferocity Israel is harboring against Hamas, Hezbollah, the Palestine Islamic Jihad, or any other anti-Semitic terrorist organization. 

We all knew the "Free Palestine" cry was total bull crap--what the terrorists want is death to the Jews. Not just those in Israel, but, as Trump would say, "all over the place."

The verse, or Surah, this Jew-hating man of the cloth and sword read was verse 26:  “ And He brought down those from the People of the Book [that refers to Jews and Christians] who supported the enemy alliance from their own strongholds, and cast horror into their hearts. You ˹believers˺ killed some, and took others captive.”

The event at the parliament was not organized by the parliament, but rather at the initiative of Hasan Koyuncu, a scumcrumpet and member of parliament within the socialist party and vice president of the Francophone Parliament in Brussels, along with the Friends Of Brussels association.

Although he was in attendance of the event, Secretary of State Nawal Ben Hamou left the scene during the incident. I don't know about you, but Hamou doesn't sound Christian or Jewish.

Israel's ambassador to Belgium, Idit Rosenzweig posted on X that she's “absolutely horrified” over the incident. “He could have chosen anything else. A frightening symbolic message to anyone who knows the Quran, straight from the parliament podium,” she said.

Absolutely horrified to discover that in Brussels Parliament, an invited Muslim preacher chose to recite parts of Surah "Al-Ahzab", a Surah about a battle between Muslims and Jews.This is a Surah that explicitly (verse 26) calls for the KILLING and TAKING CAPTIVE of Jews! In… pic.twitter.com/2jO7maJQrg— Ambassador Idit Rosenzweig-Abu (@IditAbu) February 16, 2024  

She continued, “In Brussels parliament, a city with 18,000 Jews who are already experiencing increased antisemitism and fear.”

The Imam who recited the Surah is named Qari Muhammad Ansar Norani, because Muhammad is the only name that says it all.

Belgium’s Jewish community is primarily based in Brussels and Antwerp, and numbers 29,000 individuals, according to the World Jewish Congress.

As of the latest estimates, the global population of Jews is approximately 14-15 million, while the global population of Muslims is around 1.9 billion. And while Muslims in the US like to portray themselves as victims of racism, Jews far outnumber them and all other groups as victims of hate crimes according to FBI statistics.

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Here's what the terrorists said about what they do to Israeli women

A terrorist from Palestinian Islamic Jihad who had been captured by the IDF after the October 7th invasion and massacre of Israelis sleeping in their beds, admitted to interrogators that his terror cell raped then murdered an Israeli woman during the massacre, Kan reported.

The scumcrumpet, a member of PIJ, was caught when operating in Gaza, after he returned from the invasion. He described in disgusting detail how the woman was raped then murdered, and the details helped the Israeli authorities to identify the victim

Avishai Grinzaig authored the report and said that Israeli authorities have accumulated a large body of evidence, including testimonies by victims and perpetrators, proving the systematic use of sexual violence and other atrocities during the October 7th invasion, but has yet to release the information.

“With all due respect to the daily publications about tunnel shafts and weapons – Israel must present to the world the confessions of the terrorists that they committed sex crimes as part of the October 7 massacre,” Grinzaig wrote.

These terrorists are the same scumbags our youth supports as they block traffic and harass Jewish people across the Western world and call for genocide. Most lack a moral compass and the curiosity to really know what this is all about, and many, if not most, are anti-Semites who have come out of their holes to show their racism to the world.

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GOP lawmaker calls for firing of UN official over anti-Semitic comments calls it "unpardonable bias"

It takes a Republican to call out anti-Semitism, which in this case is hidden in anti-Zionism. And this time it isn't coming from Democrats like Reps. Ilhan Omar (MN) or Rashida Tlaib (MI), it came from the United Nations [aka United Arab and Islamic Nations].

Rep. Ann Wagner (R-MO) called for the firing of Francesca Albanese, the UN's special rapporteur for Palestine after she told lies accusing Israel of "war crimes."

“Special Rapporteur Albanese’s comments demonstrate yet again her unpardonable bias against the state of Israel and the Jewish people,” Wagner told online media site The Algemeiner. “Albanese should be fired and the utterly unfair, one-sided Commission of Inquiry disbanded. The United Nations must eliminate this deep-seated anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias and commit itself to supporting the peaceful coexistence of Israel and a democratic, terrorism-free Palestine.”

The Commission of Inquiry only tends to blame the Jewish State for war crimes while the people who fire hundreds of rockets from Gaza into Israeli civilian areas are freedom fighters or some such nonsense.

Albanese, peas be up in her, on 3 May co-issued a press release through the UN’s oxymoronically named human rights office in response to the death of Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) member Khader Adnan in a hunger strike.

The press release quotes Albanese fellow UN rapporteur Tlaleng Mofokeng [don't ask me how that name is pronounced] as saying that Israeli administrative detention is “tantamount to a war crime,” and called Adnan’s death “a tragic testament to Israel’s cruel and inhumane detention policy and practices.”

Reality check: Adnan immediately launched his hunger strike after his February 5th arrest and consistently refused to undergo medical checks or receive treatment while incarcerated. But leave it to the UN and garbage human beings like Albanese to find a way to blame the Jews and never the terrorists.

By the time of his death, Adnan had been arrested a dozen times. He was a staunch advocate of the terrorist group Islamic Jihad Movement in Palestine and once in April of 2012 while in captivity and on a hunger strike, Israel agreed to release him which ended his strike. 

This time they didn't let him go and he died on May 3, 2023.

“We cannot separate Israel’s carceral policies from the colonial nature of its occupation, intended to control and subjugate all Palestinians in the territory Israel wants to control,” Albanese and her fellow scumcrumpet said. “How many more lives will have to be lost, before an inch of justice can be delivered in the occupied Palestinian territory?”

Yeah, how many more Israeli citizens have to be attacked on the streets where they are shot, stabbed, beaten or spit upon? 

The slanted press release of course doesn't mention Adnan’s membership in the terrorist organization because that might make him look bad.

When a Jew is slaughtered by a Palestinian, they pass out candy to celebrate. When a Palestinian terrorist is killed by the IDF in what is generally surgical targeting, the Palestinians fire rockets at civilians.

Remember this about their "hero": Adnan was indicted and arrested by an Israeli military court in February, where he got a fair trial. Imagine if the shoe was on the other foot and an Israeli soldier was tried in Gaza--he or she would be dead.

Albanese, who was appointed in May 2022, has repeatedly drawn criticism for anti-Israel bias and for comments that critics point out are anti-Semitic. She even said that Hamasshole rocket fire into Israel from Gaza was the Palestinian's “right to resist.” 

In 2014 Albanese had written that the United States was “subjugated by the Jewish lobby.” She has distanced herself from those remarks, saying that she would not repeat them and that “people make mistakes.”

She really needs to go live in the town of Sderot in Israel for a year. But for now, she really just needs to go. The UN has become a sick joke of what it was intended to be.

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