Iran President Upset That Israel Has Nukes and They Don't

NEW YORK — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian took the stage at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday to express his deep, heartfelt sorrow that international atomic inspectors keep interrupting his country's totally peaceful, super-friendly uranium enrichment activities instead of harassing Israel.

Surrounded by suits, globalists, and the finest diplomatic catering taxpayers can buy, Pezeshkian complained to an audience of nodding bureaucrats that it is completely unfair for inspector clipboard-wielders to scrutinize Tehran. After all, they only need nuclear capabilities to keep their humble houses warm.

"The topic of this gathering is mutual trust. That cannot be achieved with words alone, but by abandoning double standards. Atomic and nuclear weapons are in the hands of the 'Israeli regime,' but the [IAEA] inspectors are requested to come to Iran," Pezeshkian whimpered, longing for a world where peaceful religious leaders can enrich weapons-grade material in absolute peace without pesky scrutiny. 

"Israel has the bombs, has the weapons of mass destruction. Not a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). During their shameful lives, they have not allowed a single inspection, but they are rewarded with all the means necessary to bomb any capital of the region at will," Pezeshkian added, visibly upset that the wrong Middle Eastern nation has global firepower.

He reassured the crowd that Iran's centrifuges are strictly for domestic enjoyment and green energy initiatives. 

"Our regional issues must be resolved in the region; no relationship with a foreign power can become the tool of threatening countries in the region," he explained. "For our country, peaceful nuclear technology is part of our progress..."Iran does not accept nuclear technology to be at the disposal of a handful...We will not bow our head, and we say it clearly. No nuclear weapons, and no limitations to our peaceful nuclear development."

The Iranian leader then expressed shock that anyone could possibly brand his regime as the bad guys. "Israel has murdered savagely over 70,000 civilians in Gaza, while Iran, behind the table of negotiation, was being bombed," he said. "Palestine remains an open wound on the conscience of the international community, and Gaza remains a visible symbol of the failure of international mechanisms to prevent civilian suffering...For decades, resolutions have been adopted, and occupation has continued. Lasting peace in West Asia is impossible without justice for Palestine. As long as occupation, aggression, and injustice persist in the world, resistance will continue. If it's weakened in one form, it will reemerge in others."

He praised the ongoing resilience of regional proxy groups. "Gaza, despite relentless killing and widespread destruction, has strengthened the people's will of resistance. This is human nature."

Turning his attention to the American delegation, Pezeshkian whined about President Donald Trump’s scathing Tuesday speech. 

"I had prepared a speech to present to you yesterday, when the US president described us as terrorists. We have been victims of terrorism. I come from an Iran where our supreme leader was assassinated without any legal reasons, where they bombed a school. The children perished under bombs with weapons used by Israel and the US; they had committed no crimes," Pezeshkian grumbled.

"The words of the US president yesterday show that those who are experts in international law, dialogue, diplomacy, and basic human standards know that everything uttered against our country goes against the charter of the UN... Trump must understand that Iran is ready for the way of dialogue and negotiation, without accepting the language of war," the weasel said, holding out a olive branch wrapped in ballistic missile blueprints.

"Those who are terrorists, and train, and protect terrorists, described us as terrorists. We are defending ourselves; we are not terrorists," he insisted. "We responded, but we didn't target civilians...The day I became president, they assassinated [Hamas leader] Ismail Haniyeh. They target any neighborhood, any province, in any place."

Pezeshkian finished his routine by painting Iran as a gentle, misunderstood lamb of the Middle East. "Are we the sources of instability? We only seek to live independently..."We don't want anything. We have received our response. We need strength, because a people that is not capable of defending itself will be trampled on," he said. "For the past 200 years, Iran has never attacked any territory. We have defended ourselves, but never attacked..."We do not seek power to attack or commit aggression; we seek energy for progress, not to threaten...The people of Iran have been in the last seven months in support of our homeland."

The President of the world's leading nation of terrorism added, "Iran must be powerful, so to avoid being threatened, to avoid its future being threatened...Our defensive systems are being built so that the bombing of Iranian cities doesn't go unanswered. We do not seek anyone's approval for our defense. We don't see our neighbors as security rivals. We want strong neighbors. But we can not let some gain access to our waterways and then use it to attack us."

Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon was unimpressed by the performance, pointing out that Tehran's definition of "defense" usually involves funding chaos across four different countries. "This is the same regime that arms Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, Hamas in Gaza and Judea and Samaria, and the militias in Iraq," Danon said. "The same regime that murders its citizens when they dare to protest against it. Pezeshkian, your regime spreads terror. You are the last one who can preach to Israel and the US about morality."

Not to be outdone in the UN grievance competition, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa took his turn at the microphone to remind the world that the Golan Heights belongs to him.

"When land is usurped, when sanctity is violated, people suffer, and people pay the price," Sharaa declared. "With seven states, we started to destroy chemical weapons and worked with the IAEA to combat chemical and nuclear weapons. Syria went from being a crisis to an opportunity for many countries."

Sharaa assured the assembly that his government is built on law and order. "We have consolidated our values and the rule of law. Any attempts that violate our sovereignty will be stopped. [The] Golan [Heights] will remain Syrian territory," he pledged. "Any other attempts will be thwarted."

He concluded his remarks by asking the international community to politely tell Israel to stop firing back. "I ask our partners to abide by international law...The world is encouraged by our return, but Israel keeps attacking Syria," he said. "We will continue to serve our people; we will continue to serve god. God will always reward you for your actions... There have been 500 airstrikes, more than 1200 incursions, and 300 detentions. This is at odds with the orientation that we are seeing at a global level. It is reminiscent of an era that we thought was long gone. We are committed to the 1974 agreement; we call for the withdrawal of Israeli forces to the line of the 8 of December of 2024."

Romanian President Nicusor Dan briefly brought basic sanity back to the room, reminding the assembly that giving radical regimes weapons of mass destruction remains a terrible idea. "Iran must not possess a nuclear weapon. Iran must comply with the NPT, and must restore access to the IAEA," Dan said. "Romania will continue to provide maritime security and unrestricted navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and the Black Sea."

Finally, Argentine President Javier Milei stepped up to offer a rare display of common sense, explaining why his country prefers backing free nations over religious dictatorships.

Milei noted that Buenos Aires "aligned with the US and Israel because we share beliefs and a profound strategic affinity."

"That's why we condemned the attacks by the Iranian regime against Israel; we declared the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a foreign terrorist group, and we are still demanding justice for the two terror attacks against Argentine soil in 1992 and 1994," Milei stated, before delivering a parting shot to the diplomats in attendance.

The UN, Milei noted, "voted systematically against Israel, while they kept silent over Islamic extremism and the genocide of Christians in Africa."

At press time, UN delegates responded to the speeches by forming a sub-committee to draft a strongly worded resolution condemning Israel for existing.

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Doctors Without Borders? Critics Say It's Becoming Doctors Without Boundaries for Anti-Israel Activism

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Doctors Without Borders has long cultivated the image of a fearless humanitarian organization, rushing into war zones armed with medicine, compassion, and neutrality. According to a bombshell report from NGO Monitor, however, somewhere along the way the organization appears to have misplaced the neutrality and replaced it with an ideological pamphlet.

The report, Documenting the Antisemitic Organizational Culture of Doctors Without Borders, argues that anti-Semitism, anti-Zionism, and outright hostility toward Israel are not isolated incidents inside MSF, but have become embedded in the organization's culture.

Drawing on testimony from former senior officials, longtime employees, and Jewish staff members, NGO Monitor concludes that anti-Israel activism has become less of an unfortunate side effect and more of an unofficial job requirement.

According to the report, it is "clear that anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias are widespread in MSF's organizational culture and are expressed by both top officials and lower-level staff."

Former MSF Secretary-General Richard Rossin says this transformation is hardly new. Speaking to Canada's National Post in July 2024, Rossin recalled that hostility toward Israel "was perceptible around the beginning of the 80's."

"Anti-Semitism within MSF began under the cover of anti-Zionism. It [the ideological shift] cannot be fixed. How can you fix anti-Semitism, which is not an opinion but a mental disease?" he said.

Apparently, the organization's commitment to "without borders" did come with at least one exception: Israelis.

Rossin recounted a 2010 mission to Uganda where an MSF Holland contingent reportedly refused to cooperate with an Israeli medical NGO that had arrived to help civilians. The National Post described it as an example of "one-way empathy," where ideological prejudice overpowered the humanitarian mission.

That selective compassion, Rossin believes, continues to influence MSF's work in Gaza today.

Former MSF Secretary-General Alain Destexhe offered an even harsher assessment.

"I think now MSF in Gaza is really taking the side [of] Hamas and against Israel. Americans need to know that Doctors Without Borders is not anymore the organization that it was 15 or 20 years ago. It has become a biased, partial and militant organization."

He added:

"MSF is lying, MSF is partial, MSF is biased, and MSF are accomplices of Hamas."

For an organization that constantly lectures the world about impartiality, critics say those are astonishing accusations coming from one of its own former leaders.

Michael Goldfarb, who spent 15 years working for MSF in the United States, described what he says was routine hostility toward both Israel and Jews.

"European colleagues freely told me, knowing I am Jewish, that Israel doesn't have a right to exist."

He said the atmosphere inside the organization had become saturated with ideological extremism.

"You see extreme ideological fervor, Israel as a Nazi state, Jews as the oppressive, colonial, white supremacists, Zionism as Nazism," Goldfarb said. "Nothing meaningful has been done to address anti-Semitism, to show solidarity with Jewish staff, or call out this hate. That creates a permissive environment in which it flourishes."

One has to wonder how an organization dedicated to healing people became so comfortable demonizing the world's only Jewish state while apparently ignoring the hatred directed at its own Jewish employees.

Dr. Estrella Lasry, who served as a tropical medicine advisor at MSF's Geneva headquarters for more than a decade, described what she called an institutional indifference toward Israelis murdered by Hamas.

She recalled "the appalling lack of empathy in the organization towards the victims in Israel."

When she challenged the organization's messaging, the response was not exactly a master class in open dialogue.

"I said our communication was biased and for an organization that claims to be impartial, it was creating a biased, skewed, false narrative around what was actually going on. It was giving a very one-sided view … I was told I was part of the 'Israeli propaganda machine' in a meeting, and nobody flinched."

According to NGO Monitor, the hostility extends beyond private conversations.

The report says MSF's internal staff forum, known as "the Souk," has featured posts declaring: "The fight for freedom … is about liberating the world from the grip of Zionism…"; "Israel is a '76-year-old crime scene'"; and "As for the accusation of rape against Palestinian resistance fighters, I believe these are propaganda."

If accurate, those statements suggest that conspiracy theories and terrorist apologetics have found a surprisingly comfortable home inside an organization that insists it operates above politics.

"Clearly, the organization has blatantly and repeatedly violated its claim to act on the basis of neutrality, impartiality, and independence," NGO Monitor concluded.

The report further alleges that complaints about systemic anti-Semitism were routinely brushed aside by leadership, while those raising concerns found themselves ignored or marginalized.

NGO Monitor argues that meaningful reform will require far more than another diversity seminar or carefully worded press release. It recommends sweeping structural changes, new leadership, independent oversight, and greater accountability for board members and institutional funders.

For critics, the central question is no longer whether Doctors Without Borders has opinions about Israel. Every individual is entitled to opinions.

The question is whether an organization that depends on public trust and donor support can continue presenting itself as politically neutral while, according to former insiders, cultivating an environment where anti-Zionism increasingly serves as a socially acceptable mask for anti-Semitism.

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Anti-Semite scumcrumpet Mahmoud Khalil may soon be gone

They hate America yet hate to leave

An immigration appeals board has issued a final order of removal for the anti-Israel/anti-Semitic protester Mahmoud Khalil. This decision advances the Trump administration’s determined effort to deport the execrable Columbia University graduate, according to his own legal team.

The Justice Department’s Board of Immigration Appeals ruled on Thursday to deny Khalil’s bid to dismiss the case. It marks a significant development in the administration’s broader push to remove him from the United States, a place he does not belong.

Khalil, a thirty-one-year-old lawful permanent resident, has found himself at the center of a federal crackdown on noncitizens involved in anti-Israel campus protests tied to the war in Gaza. He was, after all, the first person whose arrest became publicly known as part of that crackdown. 

His legal team wasted little time in blasting the decision. They called it “baseless and politically motivated,” insisting that the government is retaliating against his speech and lacks any real evidence to support the case [other than his disgusting hubris about Israel].

“In all my decades as an immigration lawyer, I have never seen such a baseless and politically motivated decision,” Khalil’s lead attorney, Marc Van Der Hout, said in a statement issued by the American Civil Liberties Union. “The BIA’s decision has absolutely no support in the record, violates a federal court order, and we’ll be fighting it until the end.”

The Trump administration, for its part, has argued that Khalil’s protest activity was “aligned with Hamas,” a claim cited repeatedly by the Department of Homeland Security and other officials, though authorities have not publicly detailed any specific evidence linking him to the terrorist group.

Khalil has also denied allegations of anti-Semitism. Officials have further invoked a rare foreign policy provision of U.S. immigration law, sometimes referred to as a “Rubio determination,” along with alleged issues tied to his green card application.

Despite the ruling, Khalil’s attorneys insist he cannot be deported while his separate federal habeas case continues to play out in court.

A federal judge in New Jersey previously found that the government’s justification for detaining Khalil was likely unconstitutional and ordered his release. After his arrest, Khalil spent 104 days in immigration detention, missing the birth of his first child, before that same judge ordered him freed.

Khalil later suffered a setback when a U.S. appeals panel ruled that the New Jersey judge had overstepped his authority. In a two-to-one decision, the panel held that the case must proceed through the immigration court system before it can be challenged in federal court. His lawyers are now requesting that the full appeals panel reconsider that decision. They have even asked one of the judges to step aside over his prior role as a Justice Department official involved in investigating student protesters.

Khalil himself has denied any wrongdoing and described the entire case as an attempt to silence him. After all, being an anti-Zionist isn't code for being an anti-Semite, right? Oh wait--it turns out it is. 

And like entitled children, they never clean up after themselves

“I am not surprised by this decision from the biased and politically motivated Board of Immigration Appeals,” he said in a statement released by the ACLU. “I have committed no crime. I have broken no law. The only thing I am guilty of is speaking out against the genocide in Palestine, and this administration has weaponized the immigration system to punish me for it.” 

“My family is here. My life is here,” he added. “I reject any attempt to intimidate me out of my home based on lies and ideological attacks. This is not justice. This is just another attempt to retaliate against me.”

Khalil, a prominent organizer of the anti-Israel protests that rocked Columbia University in 2024, was initially arrested in 2025 at his university-owned apartment in New York City. Homeland Security Investigations informed him at the time that they were revoking his green card, as he is merely a guest in this country. 

He was later transferred to a detention centre in Louisiana.

He had played a major role in those protests and had even met with school officials on behalf of Columbia University Apartheid Divest, a coalition pushing the university to divest from Israel. He completed the requirements for a Columbia master’s degree in late 2024.

Born in Syria, he is the grandson of Palestinians who were forced to leave their homeland, his lawyers noted in a legal filing. His wife, an American citizen, gave birth to their child while he was still in detention.

The White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, previously defended the administration’s actions. She stated plainly that Khalil had allegedly distributed pro-Hamas propaganda fliers on campus, a place where it was unsafe for Jewish students to attend as they were attacked by anti-Israel anti-Semites.

“This administration is not going to tolerate individuals having the privilege of studying in our country and then siding with pro-terrorist organizations that have killed Americans,” Leavitt told reporters. She noted that on her desk sat the very “pro-Hamas propaganda fliers with the logo of Hamas” that Khalil was accused of distributing because there is evidence that he was.

“We have a zero-tolerance policy for siding with terrorists, period,” she said.

And Khalil is a terrorist supporter while not having the testicular magnitude to kill alongside them.

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FBI Nabs Four Nutjobs from Radical Pro-Palestinian Group Plotting New Year's Eve Bombings in LA

In a major win for common sense, the FBI busted a serious terror plot over the weekend, hauling in four alleged members of a far-left extremist group that was gearing up for coordinated bombings across Los Angeles on New Year's Eve. These clowns apparently call themselves part of the Turtle Island Liberation Front. 

Sources tell us these individuals identified as belonging to a violent splinter of the Turtle Island Liberation Front (TILF), a bunch driven by pro-Palestinian rage mixed with hatred for cops, and the government itself.

The feds say the suspects were scheming to hit five different spots in LA with homemade IEDs on the big night.

The arrests went down in Lucerne Valley, where the geniuses were reportedly prepping to test their explosives. All four are now facing charges of conspiracy and possession of destructive devices.

Defender of the Island of Turtle

On Monday, the FBI announced they also collared a fifth suspect tied to the same TILF crew in New Orleans, who was allegedly plotting his own separate attack.

A TILF Instagram account said its founding chapter is in Los Angeles, and its goal is to free "Turtle Island," an Indigenous name used to refer to North America, from the "illegal American empire." Who they planned to give it to is unclear.

"Free Palestine. Free Hawaii. Free Puerto Rico," the account posted."Freeing the world from American imperialism is the only way to a safe and peaceful future," it continued.

Just another reminder that the real threats often come wrapped in "liberation" rhetoric while plotting mass murder. Good riddance to these scumcrumpets. I hope they enjoy their new accommodations courtesy of the taxpayers they despise.

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IDF kills PA police officer who shot and wounded IDF soldier

One is obliged to observe, with the weary predictability that now attends all such incidents, that the latest exchange of fire in Judea and Samaria has once again exposed the fiction for what it is.

On Thursday, in the village of Tell near Nablus, a reservist of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) was shot and wounded by a man subsequently identified as an officer in the Palestinian Authority's own police force. The IDF, in the course of its lawful operations, returned fire and killed the gunman was killed. A second officer of that same Palestinian Authority police force, having opened fire with a long-range weapon, sensibly chose to surrender and was arrested.

Let us linger on that phrase for a moment: "an operative in the Palestinian Authority’s police force." These are not, as the usual apologists would have it, random hotheads or unaffiliated militants. These are salaried employees of the very entity that the international community continues to insist is a credible “partner for peace." The men who are paid, trained, and uniformed by the Palestinian Authority, the body that receives hundreds of millions in Western aid on the explicit condition that it combat terrorism, are here recorded shooting at Israeli soldiers engaged in counter-terrorism operations.

In Burqin and Far’a, further arrests were made of additional Palestinian police officers who had chosen to fire upon Israeli forces rather than, one supposes, perform the duties for which they are so generously remunerated by European and American taxpayers.

The IDF statement is characteristically restrained: "The terrorist was later confirmed to be an operative in the Palestinian Authority's police force." One almost admires the understatement. A less disciplined commentator might describe it as conclusive proof that the Palestinian Authority is not merely failing to rein in terrorism but is actively participating in it, through the very institution meant to suppress it.

Yet tomorrow, without the slightest trace of embarrassment, the same diplomats who wring their hands over "cycles of violence" will return to the tired script demanding that Israel negotiate with, make concessions to, and ultimately cede strategic territory to this same Palestinian Authority. They will do so in the serene confidence that no one in the press will remind them that the PA's police force has, once again, been caught trying to murder the soldiers of the only democracy in the Middle East.

The photographs released by the IDF, of the weapons seized, of the Carlo-style submachine guns and M-16 rifles wielded by these "police officers," will be quietly ignored by those whose worldview depends upon pretending that the conflict is sustained by Israeli intransigence rather than by the incurable habit of Palestinian officials opening fire on Jews.

It has been this way for decades, and, barring some unforeseen outbreak of honesty in the international community, it will remain this way for many more. The Palestinian Authority will continue to pay salaries to terrorists, its police will continue to shoot at Israelis, and the bien-pensant classes of Europe and North America will continue to avert their eyes, murmuring that the only obstacle to peace is the absence of a Palestinian state.

One is almost longs for the day when someone in authority will simply say what is manifestly true: that the Palestinian Authority is not a failed state in waiting; it is a successful terrorist organisation in waiting, and its police force is merely its most respectable-dressed battalion.Until that day arrives, incidents such as this one in Tell will recur with grim regularity, each one quietly confirming what any honest observer has long known: the emperor’s new clothes are blood-stained, and they were tailored in Ramallah.

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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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He's a Blinken traitor to Israel: says recognizing a Palestinian state is a rebuke to Hamas

Antony Blinken, once America's top diplomat, has ventured into the quagmire of Middle East politics with a Wall Street Journal op-ed that attempts to thread an impossible needle. He insists that recognizing a Palestinian state is not a reward for Hamas's barbarism but a "rebuke" to it, a claim as idiotic as it is bewildering. Yet, in the same breath, he relegates this grand gesture to the back burner, behind the more pressing matters of freeing hostages, averting famine in Gaza, and ending the war. 

One might ask: if Palestinian statehood is such a noble rebuke, why not prioritize it? The answer, of course, lies in the grim realities the cowardly Blinken dares not fully confront.

"Israel long ago achieved two of its three stated objectives in Gaza," Blinken writes, nodding to the dismantling of Hamas's military machine and the elimination of those behind the October 7 massacre, a slaughter that needs no recapitulation for anyone with a pulse. But the third objective, the return of hostages, remains elusive. And here, Blinken takes aim at Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to occupy Gaza, arguing it will only prolong the conflict and deepen the misery on both sides. 

Fair enough. Occupation is a messy business, and the optics of Israeli tanks rolling through Gaza's ruins are hardly a PR coup. But what, precisely, is the alternative when Hamas still lurks, ready to rearm and reignite? Playing footsie with Hamas will only end in becoming footless. 

Blinken's answer is a familiar diplomatic sleight of hand: dangle the carrot of Palestinian statehood, but only if it meets a laundry list of conditions. 

"No one should expect Israel to accept a Palestinian state that is led by Hamas or other terrorists, that is militarized or has independent armed militias, that aligns with Iran or others that reject Israel’s right to exist, that educates and preaches hatred of Jews or Israel."

A sensible caveat, to be sure. After all, who could argue for a state run by genocidal fanatics or Iran's proxies? Yet the conditions are so stringent they feel less like a pathway than a polite way of saying "never." Blinken suggests a three-year timeline, with the United Nations Security Council, hardly a bastion of impartiality, as the arbiter of Palestinian compliance. "America's veto would reassure Israelis," the dolt adds, as if a U.S. veto in that circus of geopolitics could calm anyone's nerves.

Meanwhile, Blinken urges Israel to play nice: address Gaza's humanitarian crisis, halt settlement expansion in the West Bank, stop demolishing Palestinian homes [that Hamas has booby-trapped], and crack down on extremist violence. Oh, and support the reform of the Palestinian Authority, that creaking relic of Oslo, rather than undermining it. 

Good advice, perhaps, but it sidesteps the inconvenient truth that the PA has been a masterclass in corruption and ineffectuality for decades, and let's not forget their cute "pay to slay" program targeting Jews of all stripes.

The deeper problem with Blinken's vision, aside from the fact that he isn't the brightest bulb in the tool shed. is its refusal to grapple with the mutual delusions at play. "Israel cannot maintain the idea that Palestinians will tolerate being a 'non-people without national rights,'" he writes, and he's not wrong. The status quo is a pressure cooker. But then he adds, "Palestinians must understand that ideas of a state 'from the river to the sea' are unfeasible." 

Here's where the diplomatic sheen cracks. That phrase isn't just a slogan; it's a call for Israel's erasure, chanted by those who see no room for a Jewish state in any configuration. 

Blinken’s response? A platitude: "No one is going anywhere, whatever the delusions of extremists on both sides." Stirring words, but they gloss over the asymmetry of those delusions, one side seeks coexistence, however imperfectly; the other, too often, seeks annihilation.

Blinken's op-ed, at best, is a study in well-meaning futility. He wants Arab states to rebuild Gaza and keep Hamas at bay, but only if there’s a "credible political path toward Palestinian self-determination." 

Saudi Arabia, eyeing normalization with Israel, might nod along, but they're not fools, they know a Palestinian state under current conditions risks becoming another Iranian satrapy. And so we’re left with a paradox: statehood as a rebuke to Hamas, but only if Hamas is already neutered; a path to peace, but only if everyone agrees to play by rules that have never held. It's a vision as earnest as it is detached from the blood-soaked realities of the region. 

One wonders if Blinken believes it himself.

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New flotilla set to sail for Gaza to hand out sandwiches to Hamas, et al, after previous interception

Greta Thunberg, aka Donna Weedena

A month after Israel intercepted the "Madleen," social-justice, anti-Zionist, Jew-hating activists plan to launch another aid ship bound for Gaza on July 13.

One month after Israeli naval forces intercepted the vessel Madleen, carrying former climate activist and current "jump-on-any-paying-bandwagon" Greta Thunberg, the "Freedom Flotilla to Gaza" organization announced on Monday that another ship will attempt to breach the blockade on the Palestinian enclave on July 13.

The organization stated that the vessel will depart from the port of Syracuse in Sicily this coming Sunday, carrying “volunteers, doctors, lawyers, social-justice activists and journalists,” as well as future anarchists, idiots, and anti-government scumcrumpets. 

The announcement did not include specific information about the identities of the participants because they aren't ICE agents.

The ship is named Handala, a reference to the cartoon character of a refugee child that has become a symbol of the Palestinian cause throughout the Arab world.

The upcoming voyage follows two previous flotilla attempts that captured international attention, accomplished nothing other than showing us just how desperate Greta wants to be relevant.

The first involved the “celebrity ship” Madleen with Thunberg aboard, while the second featured the vessel Mizfon, which was intercepted in early May after sustaining unclear damage near Malta’s coastline. 

The activists aboard Mizfon blamed Israel for an aerial assault while they were guilty of attempting to illegally entering a war zone.

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IDF Commandos disguised in wheelchairs carry out anti-terror special op

It doesn't get any cooler than this: on Sunday, Palestinian media published footage of an IDF operation in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus last week, showing how they neutralized a wanted terrorist by the special operations unit.  

The undercover soldiers roll into the camp, one of them tucked into a wheelchair like a Fox News advertisement. Yes, it was the ultimate disguise. They spot their scumbag, and boom—uniformed troops swarm in, guns blazing.

The guy they took out? One of four brothers, all of them gone now, cut down in scraps with Israeli forces. Their mother is practically a legend among Palestinians, carrying the weight of her sons’ deaths like a badge of honor, but not that she'd become a martyr herself.

Then, Friday arrives and Israel Police drop pics from another op, this time in the maze of Nablus’s Old City. A Border Police unit gets into it, neutralizing another wanted terrorist, making the world a better place.

Here’s the deal, as reported by the police: their elite squad slipped into the tight, crowded alleys of the Nablus casbah, hunting suspects tied to terrorism. Mid-raid, they came across an armed guy—word is, he was knee-deep in recent attacks and scheming more.

So the IDF helped him collect his goats.

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Gaza rockets fired at Israel intercepted, IDF cuts off southern Gaza from the rest of the Strip

In the ceaseless churn of Middle Eastern strife, the Iron Dome—Israel’s unyielding shield—intercepted three rockets from the sky on Saturday, launched with reckless malice from southern Gaza. 

The Home Front Command, ever vigilant, confirmed the interceptions as sirens wailed in Nir Yitzhak, Sufa, and Holit, a grim reminder of the region’s unrelenting tensions. No injuries, mercifully, were reported—a rare moment of reprieve.

Col. Avichay Adraee, the IDF’s Arabic voice, cut through the fog of conflict with clarity: "Once again, Palestinian terrorist organizations are launching their senseless rockets among civilians and bear full responsibility for their suffering." His words, unsparing, lay bare the grotesque calculus of those who sow chaos and claim victimhood in the same breath.

On the ground, the IDF tightens its grip. Having sliced southern Gaza from the rest of the Strip along the Morag Corridor, Israeli forces now encircle Rafah. Tunnels—those subterranean arteries of terror—lie shattered, alongside other infrastructure of mayhem, according to the military’s terse dispatch. 

In the past ten days, dozens of terrorists met their virgins in this crucible of combat. 

"The IDF will continue to solidify its control on the main passageway and take action to thwart terror activity," the statement declared, with the resolute tone of a nation that knows survival demands nothing less.

Yet, across the divide, a senior Hamas figure, cloaked in anonymity, spun a different tale to AFP. 

A delegation from his terror group, he claimed, would descend on Cairo to parley with Egyptian mediators for a ceasefire. "We hope the meeting will achieve real progress towards reaching an agreement to end the war, halt the aggression and ensure the full withdrawal of occupation forces from Gaza," he intoned, as if peace were his trade and not the perpetuation of slaughter. 

If Hamas, et al., weren't losing, would they be so quick to want this war to end? And if Israel is naive enough to end it, this will only give Hamas, et al., respite and time to regroup and replan a new bellicose strategy.

But Israel is not fooled and sees the gambit for what it is. The ball, they say, rests with Hamas. An Egyptian proposal—offering eight living hostages in exchange for de-escalation—sits alongside the Witkoff plan, both unanswered. Prime Minister Netanyahu, steely in resolve, weighed these options on Friday. 

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The Egyptian terms, which hint at ending the war, clash with Israel’s unyielding stance: Hamas must be crushed, its leaders hunted, and military pressure sustained.

Here we stand, then, in a land where rockets arc and tunnels collapse, where mediators weave fragile threads and terror’s architects dare speak of peace. The tragedy is not merely in the violence, but in the lies that dress it up as something noble, in the propaganda the youth in the West are so quick to believe because by hating the Jews, they feel themselves reprieved of their own hateful deviance.

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IDF launches airstrikes in Gaza as Hamas violates ceasefire

The Gaza ceasefire went belly-up late Monday as the Air Force unleashed a storm of strikes across the Strip, hammering it hard and showing Hamas precisely what FAFO means.

 
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu didn’t mince words, saying he’d told the military to hit Hamas with "strong action" after the group dug in its heels, refusing to free hostages and thumbing its nose at every ceasefire pitch tossed their way. "Israel will, from now on, act against Hamas with increasing military strength," barked a statement from the PM’s office, sounding like a guy who’s done playing nice.

Over at the White House, they let slip that U.S. President Donald Trump got a heads-up before the boom started raining down.

The Prime Minister’s Office—PMO for short—doubled down, saying the call to strike came after Hamas wouldn’t budge on Israeli hostages and gave a big fat “no” to anything U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff tried to float.

 
Military brass spilled the beans: this wasn’t some spur-of-the-moment tantrum. The surprise attack came after two months of truce let them eyeball hundreds of fresh targets, with 20,000 Hamas and Islamic Jihad goons cozying up in new positions across Gaza. "In accordance with the political echelon, the IDF and ISA are currently conducting extensive strikes on terror targets belonging to the Hamas terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip," the IDF said in a statement, cool as you like.

Palestinian media’s screaming that at least 100 folks are either dead or bleeding out from the strikes, which tore through the Strip like a buzzsaw in under an hour. If Hamas didn't use civilians as human shields, the civilian count would be even lower than it already is, which is lower than any civilian-to-military death ratio in the global history of war.

A bigwig from Hamas fired back, pointing the finger at Israel for torching the ceasefire solo, leaving out the part about firing a rocket into the Jewish state.

"We call on the mediators to assign full responsibility on Netanyahu and Israel for violating the cease-fire agreement," Hamas spat, rallying the Arab League to back their fight and bust the "unjust siege" choking Gaza.

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 They’re also hollering for the UN Security Council to scramble a meeting and strong-arm Israel into slamming the brakes on the war.

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is officially over, and we only have the Hamassholes to blame.

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Hamas rebuilds and regains strength as ceasefire buys them time

The IDF’s been playing whack-a-mole in Gaza, popping off three to four suspected Hamassholes a day—lads they clock as operatives rigging explosives near the border like it’s a twisted game of Minecraft. 

Hamas? Silent as a tomb. They’re loving this unofficial timeout Israel’s handed them, a de facto cease-fire that’s stretched two weeks with no hostages freed. Gives ‘em time to dig in deeper, fortify the Strip like it’s their own little dystopian fiefdom.

Israel’s sanctions bag? Empty. 

They’ve yanked back nearly every humanitarian carrot—except letting about 50 banged-up or sniffly Palestinians limp out through Rafah into Egypt daily for a doctor’s note. Security honchos are eyeballing the evacuees to make sure no Hamas bigwigs sneak through dressed as Grandpa Coughs-a-Lot. Still, Jerusalem’s quietly chuffed—every Gazan out is one less headache, even if it’s just a trickle.

Then there’s the political sleight-of-hand they’ve ditched. Energy Minister Eli Cohen strutted out earlier this week, crowing that Israel cut power to Deir al-Balah. Big flex—except it was just a desalination plant’s juice, not Gaza’s lights. Smoke and mirrors, folks.

Water’s still flowing, though—three main pipelines keep chugging, and shuffling displaced folks from al-Mawasi back toward Gaza City’s kept the taps from running dry. Wells and a bit of farming are picking up the slack too. That Deir al-Balah desalination joint, pumping out 15,000 liters (3,960 gallons) a day? Israeli suits shrugged it off—not critical, they say. No one’s dying of thirst just yet.

Cue the UN, though—UNICEF’s sounding the alarm, wailing that Gaza’s water crisis has hit "critical levels," with "only one in 10 people have access to clean drinking water." UNRWA’s piling on, moaning that axing aid after 17 months of war’s putting lives on the line—most of Gaza’s 2.3 million souls lean on handouts to scrape by.

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Bread’s taking a hit too. Abed al-Nasser al-Ajrami, head of Gaza’s Bakery Owners Association, says six of the Strip’s 22 surviving bakeries have gone dark—cooking gas is AWOL. Power’s a bigger mess. Before the war, Israel’s nine lines fed Gaza 120 megawatts a day—enough for four measly hours of juice, topped up by diesel gennies and solar panels. Hamas torched most of that grid, naturally, and siphoned some of those panels to light up their Gaza City bunkers. Classy.

Some solar’s still kicking, and generators are now the main act—fueled by a deal where Israel let 50 fuel and gas trucks roll in daily for six weeks. Hamas has its claws on that stash. "We don’t really know how Hamas distributed this fuel, how much they have left or what it's being used for," a security official admits. "Some international estimates suggest it could last for weeks or even months." Translation: your guess is as good as theirs.

Security types are sizing up Hamas’s cease-fire hustle. "Every day of a cease-fire that Hamas uses to prepare for renewed fighting is like a month of preparation for us," one grumbles. "Its control over civilian life is growing, with Ramadan meals funded by institutions like the Bank of Palestine, which serves as Hamas’s financial clearinghouse in Gaza. We shut down the border crossings but we didn’t destroy its stockpiles." So, Hamas is playing chef while Israel’s stuck playing border cop. Sounds about right.

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NJ Mayor declares his city it "the capital of Palestine in the US"

The main street of Paterson, New Jersey, was renamed Palestine Way by the anti-Semitic Mayor of the town, Andre "Allahu Akbar" Sayegh. This schmuck declared the city to be the "capital of Palestine in the U.S." while at a ceremony marking the start of the Ramadan bomb-a-thon.

Sayegh also stated that the city was one of the four holiest in the world, after Jerusalem, Mecca, and Medina. [Of course, this is blasphemy because everyone knows the fourth holiest city is Philadelphia since the Eagles won the Super Bowl, at least until next year.]

The mayor referred to Paterson as “The Mecca of New Jersey,” which is an insult to all non Muslims who live there, especially the Jewish residents. He probably has plans to raze the town's synagogues and churches.

Sayegh was born in New Jerseysthan to a Syrian mother and a Lebanese father and hopes to make America a caliphate.  

Paterson's Muslim presence is evident through its many Palestinian flags, injured Jews, and signs in Arabic that may be signs of things to come.

The city enforces Islamic policies, such as closing schools on Muslim holidays, serving halal food in public schools, and broadcasting the Adhan (the Muslim call to prayer) on very loudspeakers throughout the city. 

The main street in the city was also renamed “Palestine Way,” and the city government actively promotes anti-Israel BDS legislation.

The Hilal lighting ceremony, where Sayegh made these remarks, was supported by the Palestinian American Community Center (PACC) and the Islamic Center of Passaic County (ICPC), two organizations that have faced criticism for anti-Israel rhetoric.

Last spring, a poll showed that half of American Muslims supported Hamas’s murders, tortures, kidnappings, mutilations, immolations and beheadings on October 7, 2023. 

The survey, conducted by the Pew Research Center among 12,693 respondents, found that 49% of American Muslims believe Hamas’s reasons for fighting against the Jewish state are valid, such as the fact that in spite of historical proof that the Jewish people inhabited Israel long before Mohammad was bumping sandals with young girls, somehow they have the right to the land. As they grow in number in the UK, they are also acting as if they have the right to the land there as well, and France, we cannot forget France.

In contrast, just 18% of American Muslims believe Israel is justified in its fight against Hamas, because science tells us that only 18% of Muslims don't follow their so called 'holy' book, the koran.

Twenty-one percent of American Muslims said the October 7th invasion of Israel and massacre of Jews were acceptable, compared to 5% or less among all other religious groups surveyed.

Sick. Just freaking sick.

Americans, as a whole, were far more likely to say Israel’s reasons for fighting were legitimate, compared to Hamas, with 58% of all respondents saying the Jewish state’s war on Hamas is valid, compared to 15% who disagreed.

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Anyone who knows what happen on Oct. 7 and still believe that it's justified to kill babies, rape women, slaughter children in front of their parents and vice-versa, has absolutely no decency and a dirty heart.

Nevertheless, Am Yisrael Chai.

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Hamas refuses to provide hostage list again, breaching ceasefire once more

Hamassholes before releasing four Israeli hostages to a Red Cross team in Gaza City.
 Jan. 25, 2025. Photo: Aboos Abusalama/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images.

On Saturday, Hamas failed to provide Israel with a list detailing the status of the remaining 26 hostages scheduled to be released during the first phase of the ceasefire, marking a second breach of the agreement within 24 hours, according to local media reports on Sunday. This is typical of the terror group as they lie and violate agreements like it was a joke.

According to the terms of the deal, Hamas was supposed to inform Jerusalem by Saturday which of the remaining hostages, all categorized as humanitarian cases—female, children, elderly, and sick—were still alive. Having failed to do so, it is feared that many hostages have since been killed after being kidnapped on Oct. 7, 2023.

The Hamassholes also breached the agreement by releasing four female Israel Defense Forces soldiers on Saturday while keeping Israeli civilian Arbel Yehud in captivity. Under the terms of the deal, Hamas was obligated to release civilian women and children hostages before freeing the female troops. This is their way of pulling on the heartstrings of Israelis and simply being anal sphincters.

Despite these breaches, Israel has stuck to the stupidly agreed-to-ratio for releasing Arab prisoners from its jails. The initial terms stated that more terrorists would be freed in exchange for soldiers than for civilians.

However, in response to Hamas's actions, Jerusalem has halted the northward movement of Arab noncombatants.

“As per the agreement, Israel will not allow the passage of Gazans to the north of the Strip until the release of the civilian Arbel Yehud, who was supposed to be released today, is arranged,” the Prime Minister’s Office stated on Saturday, shortly after IDF hostages Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, and Naama Levy returned to Israel.

Earlier this week, the IDF  announced that Arabs would be allowed to return northwards if Hamas adhered to the ceasefire terms.

Hamas has claimed that Yehud is alive and well and would be freed with the next group of captives on Feb. 1, trying to blame the failure to release her on the Iranian-backed Palestinian [sic] Islamic Jihad and a related Salafist group reportedly holding her.

Overnight, Hamas encouraged thousands of Arabs to move back to the northern Strip to pressure Israel, leading to IDF soldiers firing warning shots to control the crowd, as reported by local media.

The military emphasized in a Saturday night statement that troops were only to fire warning shots, urging Arabs to “obey IDF instructions and not approach the forces deployed in the area.”

Israeli estimates suggest there are still 90 hostages in Hamas captivity in Gaza, including 87 taken during the Oct. 7 attacks.

Of the 251 hostages kidnapped on Oct. 7, 164 have been returned or rescued, and Hamas is believed to hold 35 bodies, with 34 of them from the Oct. 7 incident, and that of Lt. Hadar Goldin, captured by the terror group in 2014.

Hamas breached the terms of the hostage release deal within 24 hours of its Jan. 19 implementation by failing to provide Israel with the names of the three female captives that were scheduled for release the next day.

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California College sued for anti-Semitic behavior re: Jewish prof's conversation on Israel-Hamas war

A Jewish professor, Karen Fiss, is suing the California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco, alleging that her rights were violated when she was punished for disagreeing with students about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

According to court documents shared with The Algemeiner by the Deborah Project, a legal nonprofit that defends the civil rights of Jewish educators, Fiss's troubles started on October 23, 2023. She engaged in a discussion with members of the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) group who had set up an anti-Zionist/anti-Semitic display. They asked for her support in campaigning for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Fiss looked over their materials, which included a sign with the slogan "From the river to the sea," and asked questions about what it meant and what news sources they were using. This led to a student, offended and 'unsafe,' by Fiss's questioning, removing the sign suggesting the genocide of Israeli Jews, and arguing that reports of Hamas's actions on October 7, 2023, were false.

The situation escalated when one student, Maryiam Alwael, claimed that her understanding of the conflict was superior due to her Kuwaiti background. Fiss responded by asking if Alwael knew about Kuwait's expulsion of Palestinians in 1991. Fiss advocated for a more nuanced view of the conflict, suggesting not all Middle Easterners oppose Israel and many are against Hamas and its supporters like Iran.

Fiss advised the students to avoid echo chambers, but Alwael preferred her own low information views. Although the conversation was civil, the students claimed that she felt attacked and filed a complaint against Fiss, accusing her of harassment and discrimination, because when they jihadis aren't killing you, they are claiming victimhood.

With minimal due process, Fiss was deemed guilty and required to undergo "diversity, equity, and inclusion" training, which as anyone with a working brain knows, is bull pucks. The college's rationale was that Fiss, not the Jew-hating Islamist, was culturally insensitive and used her "power" as a professor to influence students' views.

However, when Fiss had previously complained about a statement from the Critical Ethnic Studies program that seemed to justify Hamas's violence, her concerns were hypocritically dismissed as free speech.

The Deborah Project claims CCA's policies favor left-wing anti-Zionism while punishing Jews who oppose it. They argue that Fiss has been severely discriminated against for not aligning with the college's ideological stance on Israel.

Lori Lowenthal Marcus, legal director of the Deborah Project, pointed out the irony that Fiss's expression of discomfort with support for Hamas's actions was overlooked as free speech, yet her own speech was labeled harassment.

Fiss is now fighting back against what she sees as an attack on her Jewish identity and her right to free speech, suing CCA for discrimination under Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and for breach of contract, claiming these actions have caused her significant harm.

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Imagine what cops found at pro-Palestinian student leaders

Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is an organization correctly accused of supporting terrorism and being anti-Semitic. 

When Hamas slaughtered 1,200 Israeli [read 'Jewish'] civilians on October 7, 2023, SJP celebrated the murders, rapes and kidnapping of Jewish civilian men, women and babies. This national organization of disgusting scumbags, released propaganda with images of paragliders,  symbolizing one of the ways some of the terrorists entered Israel to carry out the slaughter. 

In the following months, several SJP chapters have acted disgracefully, leading to some being shut down. 

This brings us to an investigation at George Mason University in Northern Virginia where police searched the home of two local SJP leaders due to allegations of criminal behavior. 

Here's the background:

Last August a group of student radicals vandalized George Mason's student center by spray painting messages about a "student intifada." An intifada is an Arabic word meaning "uprising" or "shaking off." Specifically, it refers to 2 major periods of so called Palestinian resistance against Israel's existence.

The Washington Post reported that "activists spray-painted words on Wilkins Plaza outside the university’s Johnson Center." This vandalism, which caused thousands of dollars in damage, is a felony in Virginia, and the police think that SJP leaders, sisters Jena and Noor Chanaa, were behind it. A county judge gave police a warrant in November to search the Chanaa family home for electronics, but the details of this warrant are sealed until February.

When the police used their warrant to search the home, here's what they found:

When officers entered the Chanaa family home, they found firearms—modern weapons, not old ones—along with lots of ammunition and foreign passports, all out in the open, as per court documents and insider sources. They also discovered items supporting terrorism, like Hamas and Hezbollah flags and signs saying "death to America" and "death to Jews."

"Death to America" and "death to Jews." These messages are anything but subtle. They publicly criticize "Zionists," but it's clear what they're really targeting. And they're not shy about it:

Under Jena and Noor's leadership, George Mason's SJP chapter has openly supported the Hamassholes and its "martyrs," although they would never want to be a martyr themselves. 

Just two days after the October 7 attack, they issued a statement celebrating the "liberation of the Palestinian people" [aka the killing, torturing, burning, raping, and kidnapping of Israelis of all ages and sexes, including babies] and justifying "the right to resist for Palestinians living under the zionist [sic] occupation," which is actually the reverse of the situation when considering that Jews inhabited Israel for thousands of years, long before Islam was invented by a pedophile in the desert. 

The Jew-hating sisters described the attack as "reclaiming land and settlements considered illegal" for "decolonization," falsely explaining that, "[D]ecolonization entails the struggle for liberation of a colonized people from the grasp of their colonizers. This struggle for the much-sought after liberation from the colonizer is not meant to be metaphysical—but material." They also claimed, "Every Palestinian is a civilian even if they hold arms. A settler is an aggressor, a soldier, and an occupier even if they are lounging on our occupied beaches." They claim this as a way to claim that the IDF kills Palestinian civilians in order to create sympathy among people who need a reason to hate something.

These statements show clear support for terrorism and anti-Semitism, making one wonder if these individuals were preparing to join the ranks of actual terrorists, especially with the weapons found, or if they were planning to hand them out to others who would martyr themselves for the sake of Islamic anti-Semitism.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a putrid organization, defended these radicals and criticized the investigation. It's worth noting that CAIR's leader has previously praised Hamas' attacks on Jews. Both CAIR and SJP openly support terrorism, and both should be put out of business. 

Meanwhile, threats and acts of violence from the "pro-Palestinian" community continue to grow, but like the UK, we [i.e., the government] just sit around with our thumbs someplace they shouldn't be and hope they leave us alone.

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IDF terminates the employment of Hamas commander behind 10/7 massacre in Kibbutz Nahal Oz

On Friday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced that Israeli fighter jets had successfully targeted and blew away several key Hamassholes during the week. Among those receiving their virgins were Majdi Aqilan, the deputy commander of the Hamas Shati Battalion. He had a pivotal role in the bloodthirsty massacre on Kibbutz Nahal Oz on October 7 last year.

Also in line to get their virgin goats was Ahmad Suwaidan, a company commander within Hamas. This scumcrumpet was directly linked to the abduction of Israeli civilians during the same October 7 attack.

Kibbutz Nahal Oz, located near the Gaza border, suffered significantly during the Hamas-led incursion into southern Israel. The attack on this small agricultural community and its nearby military base led to the tragic loss of over 60 Israeli soldiers and 15 civilians. 

Moreover, several soldiers and eight civilians were kidnapped and taken into Gaza. Of the total 250 hostages taken by the terrorists, many have been murdered and today we believe that 101 remain in captivity. 

Whether they remain alive is unknown.

Concurrently, Palestinian sources said that on Friday Israeli tanks had encircled Kamal Adwan Hospital in Jabaliya, in northern Gaza. According to these accounts, Israeli forces infiltrated the hospital, evacuated medical staff and patients, and detained numerous individuals. The IDF has yet to provide an official statement regarding these claims.

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