One killed, five wounded near Judea and Samaria, Israel's rescue services said

In the shadow of a conflict that has long tested the limits of human endurance and political illusion, assailants launched several shooting attacks close to the Israel's Judea and Samaria on Sunday, killing at least one person and wounding five others, according to Israel’s rescue services.

Israel’s police swiftly killed one jihad terrorist. 

Large numbers of soldiers fanned out across the area, searching on foot and from the air for further threats. The scattered locations of the shootings initially suggested a coordinated assault, the kind of nightmare scenario that has haunted these border communities since the horrors of October 7.

Rescue services from Magen David Adom reported the first incident at a gas station near the town of Kokhav Yair, on the Israeli side of the boundary, shortly after 10:30 a.m. Further attacks followed in quick succession: in Tsur Natan, Tsur Yitzhak, and near the settlement of Sal'it inside the West Bank itself.

The perpetrator, police later revealed, was not the imported jihadist many had instinctively feared, but a Palestinian citizen jihadi living in Israel from the nearby Arab town of Taybeh.

Local residents were ordered to remain indoors; children were held in lockdown at their schools. “Since Oct. 7, the scenario we were expecting was terrorist crossing into our towns from over the boundary,” said Oshrit Gani Gonen, the regional council head for the affected area. “I don't think that anyone imagined that we would discover the attackers were Israeli citizens.”

Here, then, is the bitter and recurring truth of this conflict: even the most vigilant defenses against the enemy without cannot fully guard against the enemy within. What was meant to be a clear frontier of threat has once again revealed itself as something more porous and more treacherous, a reminder that the ideologies which fuel this violence do not always respect the neat lines drawn on maps, nor the assumptions of those who would prefer to see it as a simple territorial dispute.

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Knesset passes non-binding motion on Judea and Samaria sovereignty

The Israeli Knesset has just made a move that reverberates far beyond the chamber’s walls. On Wednesday, 71 of its 120 members passed a non-binding resolution endorsing Israeli sovereignty over Judea, Samaria, and the Jordan Valley. Only 13 dissented. This is no mere parliamentary gesture; it is a bold assertion of historical truth and national resolve, rooted in a reality too often obscured by the obfuscations of international diplomacy.

The resolution, spearheaded by Dan Illouz (Likud), Simcha Rothman (Religious Zionism), Limor Son Har-Melech (Otzma Yehudit), and Oded Forer (Yisrael Beiteinu), declares with unapologetic clarity: "Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley are an inseparable part of the Land of Israel, the historic, cultural and spiritual homeland of the Jewish people." 

It goes further, anchoring this claim in the deep soil of history: "Centuries and millennia before the establishment of the modern state, the forefathers and prophets of the nation lived and acted in these regions. Here, the foundations of Jewish faith and culture were laid. Cities like Hebron, Shechem (Nablus), Shiloh and Beit El are not merely historical sites, they are living expressions of the continuous Jewish presence in the land."

This was a Hatza'a l'Seder Yom, a "suggestion for discussion" in Knesset parlance, a resolution that carries no legal obligation but sends a signal as clear as a desert sunrise. Illouz, speaking to JNS, minced no words: "For the first time ever, the Knesset is expressing official support for the application of Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria. The message that came out of the plenary is clear: Judea and Samaria are not a bargaining chip—they are the heart of our country." 

He pressed the point: "This is not a symbolic statement but the beginning of a national decision. The world does not respect evasions, but a clear stand on our right to the Land of Israel. The time for sovereignty has come." Here is a nation refusing to barter its heritage for the approval of a world that too often prefers platitudes to principles.

The resolution's resonance extends beyond the Knesset. Israel Ganz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council and chairman of the Yesha Council, framed it as "clear and undeniable evidence of the national will to realize our values and our right to our land." He called the vote "a significant milestone on the path toward advancing the strategic step that will fortify the security of the entire State of Israel," before issuing a direct challenge: "I now call on the government of Israel: Turn this decision into reality on the ground." The Sovereignty Movement, founded in 2010 by Nadia Matar and Yehudit Katzover, hailed it as the fruit of relentless advocacy: "Years of activity, statements, rallies, conferences, articles, journals, programs and proposals have ripened into the historic parliamentary step we witnessed today."

This is not a new conversation. The Netanyahu government, like its predecessor, has toyed with sovereignty over Judea, Samaria, or at least the Jordan Valley, with expectations peaking in 2020 before the Abraham Accords shifted the regional calculus. Nor is this the Knesset's first foray. On May 28, a similar non-binding declaration passed, albeit with only 15 coalition lawmakers present. On February 21, 2024, a resounding 99-11 vote rejected unilateral Palestinian statehood, dismissing "international diktats regarding a permanent settlement with the Palestinians." The message is consistent: Israel will not be dictated to. The Netanyahu government’s actions, approving 41,709 housing units and 50 new Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria since December 2022, suggest a determination to cement this reality on the ground.

Yet, predictably, the international chorus of disapproval was swift. Nine Islamic and Arab states: Bahrain, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE, alongside the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, and the Palestinian Authority, issued a joint condemnation via Qatar’s Foreign Ministry. They decried the resolution as a "blatant and unacceptable violation of international law and a flagrant breach of relevant United Nations Security Council resolutions." 

The Palestinian Authority’s deputy head, Hussein al-Sheikh, went further, calling it a "direct assault on the rights of the Palestinian people but also a dangerous escalation that undermines the prospects for peace, stability, and the two-state solution based on negotiation." He added: "These unilateral Israeli actions blatantly violate international law and the ongoing international consensus regarding the status of the occupied Palestinian territories, including the West Bank." One might ask: which international consensus? The one that ignores Jewish history while sanctifying every grievance against it?

This vote follows a Sovereignty Conference on Monday, where hundreds of Israelis, including ministers and lawmakers, gathered to press for extending Israeli law over territories liberated in the 1967 Six-Day War. Organized by MKs Illouz, Keti Shitrit, Moshe Passal, Ariel Kallner, and Avichai Boaron, it was a deliberate push to force the government’s hand. Israel has also warned European nations that unilateral recognition of Palestinian statehood could trigger further sovereignty moves—a diplomatic shot across the bow.

What we see here is a nation asserting its historical and moral claim against a world that often prefers Israel to shrink rather than stand tall. The resolution may not bind the government, but it lays bare a truth: Judea and Samaria are not chips to be traded in some geopolitical casino.

They are, as Illouz said, "the heart of our country." The question now is whether Israel will act on this conviction or allow the cacophony of international condemnation to drown it out. History, one suspects, is watching closely.

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Columbia U. protester linked directly to Hamas' al-Qassam Brigades: DOJ says

"This is the finger I use for my nose," Bazrouk bragged

In a shocking revelation, The New York Post has exposed the Naziesque ties of Tarek Bazrouk, a vile "Jew-hater" who wreaked havoc on Columbia University’s campus with anti-Israel protests and allegedly plotted to set a Jewish student ablaze. 

This scumcrumpet, now facing federal hate crime charges, was reportedly linked directly to Hamas’ murderous al-Qassam Brigades, receiving regular updates from their mouthpiece, Abu Obeida, according to federal documents. 

This is the smoking gun proving Hamas’ tentacles slither onto American soil, manipulating agitators like Bazrouk to sow chaos and hatred against Jews.

Bazrouk, a 20-year-old New Yorker with no ties to Columbia as a student, strutted around campus sporting the green headband of Hamas terrorists, bragging to his pinhead pals about his overseas relatives in the terror group, prosecutors allege. His phone was a cesspool of pro-Hamasshole and pro-Hezbollah propaganda, glorifying the scum who’ve slaughtered thousands of Jews and Israelis, attacked Americans, and openly vow to annihilate both Israel and the U.S. 

Among the filth was a photo of the now dead Yahya Sinwar, the al-Qassam mastermind behind the barbaric Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, and a meme drooling over the brigades: “By God I would not trade the Al Qassam Brigades for the world and everything in it. May God be pleased with them and allow them to break the wicked enemy through him.”

This Nazi’s hatred ran deep. 

Court documents reveal texts where he proudly called himself a “Jew hater,” branded Jews “worthless,” begged “Allah” to “get us rid of [Jews],” and hurled slurs like “F**king Jew” at an acquaintance. He even told a friend to “slap that bitch” over a woman with an Israeli sticker on her laptop. 

During Columbia’s April 2024 protests, Bazrouk allegedly texted a buddy about lighting a flare and wanting to burn someone, only stopping because “too many” people were around, otherwise he “would’ve hurted [sic] them.” His depravity, and his lack of proper English, knew no bounds. He is accused of punching Jewish student Jonathan Lederer in the face while ranting about Hitler and Nazis, stealing his brother’s flag in a deranged outburst near campus on Dec. 9, 2024.

But Bazrouk’s alleged crime spree didn’t stop there. 

He’s charged with three hate crimes for attacks on Jews, including lunging at a group with Israeli flags at a Gaza war protest outside the New York Stock Exchange on April 15, 2024, and kicking a Jewish student in the stomach as cops dragged him away. On Jan. 6, 2025, he allegedly punched another protester draped in an Israeli flag near Union Square, his face masked with a keffiyeh. Despite arrests, this predator “remained undeterred,” returning to “using violence to target Jews in New York City,” said US Attorney Jay Clayton.

When feds searched Bazrouk’s Manhattan home, where he lived with family, they uncovered a replica firearm, spent shell casings, brass knuckles, a switchblade, a hunting knife, and a staggering $750,000 in cash stashed in a safe. His defense claims the money came from his job at a Connecticut smoke shop, but this was no innocent clerk. 

Bazrouk was arrested there in December 2024 for “operating a drug factory” with $25,000 in marijuana products.

Columbia, plagued by masked anti-Israel agitators in 2024, was forced to call in the NYPD to clear out these radical cretins, who even illegally seized a university building. NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban nailed it, pointing to “professional outside agitators” like Bazrouk fueling the chaos. 

The university distanced itself, stating it has “no record of Bazrouk being on campus” and “strongly condemns anti-Semitism,” emphasizing he’s not affiliated with them. Yet, Hamas’ shadow looms large. A lawsuit reveals the terror group taunted Israeli hostage Shlomi Ziv with images of Columbia’s anti-Semitic protests, boasting of operatives on U.S. campuses.

Bazrouk’s alleged trips to the West Bank and Jordan in late 2024 raise seriously chilling questions about his activities there. Prosecutors, building their case, say he’s a “danger to the community” with his “support for terrorist groups,” “avowed hatred of Jews,” and arsenal of weapons. 

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He has been denied bail, he’s been caged since May 7, 2025, facing only up to 30 years if convicted. His lawyer, Andrew Dalack, weakly denies any Hamas connection but offers no real defense, mainly due to the fact that the evidence is overwhelming.

This isn’t an isolated case. Jewish groups and the Anti-Defamation League’s Oren Segal warn that Hamas and Hezbollah’s influence festers in U.S. protests, with their flags waved shamelessly. Bazrouk’s actions expose the ugly truth: anti-Israel campus chaos isn’t just misguided activism, it’s a front for terror-backed hatred targeting Jews and Israel’s right to exist.

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IDF virginizes Islamic Jihad's Jenin terror honcho

In a move that should surprise no one paying attention, Israeli security forces took out Noor Beitawi, the head honcho of Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s terrorist network in Jenin, in a Nablus operation on Friday. 

The IDF didn’t mince words, calling Beitawi the mastermind behind a slew of terrorist plots, bankrolling and orchestrating attacks on Israeli civilians and security personnel like it was his day job. Apparently, he was also cozy with Hamas bigwigs in Gaza and beyond, because why not network with the worst of the worst?

The IDF laid it out: Beitawi was funneling cash to terror cells in Jenin and nearby villages, recruiting goons, arming them to the teeth, and overseeing a bomb-making operation aimed at Israeli soldiers. This guy wasn’t just a cog in the machine—he was the whole darn engine. Wanted for months, he tried to pull a fast one, fleeing Jenin for Nablus after a counter-terrorism op in northern Samaria. Spoiler alert: it didn’t work out for him.

Thanks to some sharp intel from the Shin Bet, Israeli forces tracked Beitawi to a hideout in Nablus, surrounded the place, and sent him and another terrorist to the great beyond. “Israeli security forces will continue to act against terrorism in Judea and Samaria to ensure the security of Israeli citizens,” the IDF said, sounding like they mean business. 

Since “Operation Iron Wall” kicked off on Jan. 21, the IDF’s been on a tear, taking out over 100 terrorists, nabbing 320 wanted suspects, and seizing 450 weapons in Judea and Samaria. They’ve also dismantled hundreds of IEDs, pipe bombs, and blown up bomb labs and weapons caches like it’s a demolition derby. Since the Hamas-led atrocity fest on Oct. 7, 2023, Israeli forces have neutralized over 700 terrorists in the region, including 36 high-ranking dirtbags from various terror groups. 

Meanwhile, the hits keep coming. On Thursday, terrorists pelted an Israeli car and bus with rocks near Na’ama in the Jordan Valley, lightly injuring a baby. A baby. Let that sink in. The infant got medical attention on-site, but the sheer gall of these attacks is enough to make your blood boil. Just a day earlier, two people were seriously wounded in a terrorist attack near the Reihan Crossing, and in the Hebron Hills, another genius tried to ram Israeli troops before coming at them with a knife. He’s not around to tell the tale.

According to Rescuers Without Borders, Palestinian terrorists targeted Israeli Jews in Judea and Samaria a staggering 6,343 times in 2024. That’s not a typo. Twenty-seven Israelis were murdered, and over 300 were wounded. This isn’t a game—it’s a relentless war on civilians, and Israel’s not sitting back sipping coffee while it happens. Keep swinging, IDF.

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Half of Gazans said Hamas did the right thing killing Israelis Oct. 7

Photo doesn't do justice to the atrocities Hamas, et al, committed Oct. 7, 2023

Listen up, this is outrageous! 

Half of Gaza’s people, that’s 1.1 million Palestinians, think Hamas’s disgusting Oct. 7, 2023, massacre in Israel was “correct”! Can you believe this? The Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research (PSR) in Ramallah, Samaria, dropped this bombshell after polling 1,270 people across Judea, Samaria, and Gaza from May 1-4. Margin of error? Plus or minus 3.5%, they say.

While this garbage poll comes out, Israel’s government green-lights “Operation Gideon’s Chariot” to crush Hamas and free the 59 hostages they’ve held for over 570 days! 

Defense Minister Israel Katz isn’t messing around—Gaza’s population will be moved south during the fight, and the IDF will hold every inch we take. No more games!

But get this: 85% in Judea and Samaria and 64% in Gaza have the nerve to oppose disarming Hamas to end this war! These are the same terrorists who butchered 1,200 people, mostly civilians, on Oct. 7, wounded thousands, and kidnapped 251 innocent Israelis and foreigners. And 65% of these people don’t even want to kick out Hamas’s terrorist leaders to stop the IDF’s operation—only 31% agree to it! Are they serious?

Three-quarters of them laugh at the idea that releasing hostages would end the conflict and get the IDF out of Gaza. They’re delusional! And guess what? A third of them back Hamas as a “political party,” while only 21% support Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah, which runs most of Judea and Samaria. Worse, 40% think the Iranian-backed Hamas, ruling Gaza since 2007, is “the most deserving” to lead Palestinians. If the P.A. held elections, 43% would vote for Hamas, 28% for Fatah. In a “presidential” face-off, Hamas’s Khaled Mashaal would crush Abbas with 68% of the vote!

It gets uglier. A December poll showed two-thirds of Palestinians want Hamas in charge or part of Gaza’s government after the war. Forty-seven percent want a “national unity” government with Hamas and Fatah, and 17% want Hamas back in full control. In Judea and Samaria, 25% cheer for Hamas, while only 10% back the P.A. By June, 75% were satisfied with Hamas’s “performance” in the war—up five points since March—while the P.A. and Fatah tanked.

This is a disgrace! These people are cheering for terrorists who slaughter and kidnap while spitting in the face of peace. Israel won’t stand for it!

It's obvious that you cannot let Gazans remain in Gaza--they must go. And forget about giving them jobs in Israel. What did they do? The scumcrumpets provided information to Hamas prior to the October 7th massacre.

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Abbasshole congratulates Hamasshole who killed Jews, including 9-month old

Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas, a Holocaust denier and avowed anti-Semite, made a congratulatory phone call Saturday to one of the terrorist scumbags freed by Israel as part of the garbage ceasefire deal with Hamas.

According to Israel's Kan News, which showed footage of the call, Abbas congratulated Yasser Abu Bakr after his release from prison. Abu Bakr was sentenced to 115 years in 2004 for his part in attacks that killed Israeli civilians, including a baby, and injured many others.

In the recording, Abbas can be heard saying, "Your imprisonment was for the sake of the Palestinian nation," indicating he thought the sentence was too harsh, according to a translation by Israel's Walla news site.

Abbas's comments led to criticism from Israeli officials, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who said, "His phone call tonight to a murderer of Jews is a wake-up call to those who still delude themselves about the P.A. being an alternative to Hamas in Gaza after the war. It won’t happen. Not in Gaza and not in Judea and Samaria. Mahmoud Abbas was and remains an enemy, a terror supporter, a promoter of terror, and the authority he heads was and remains a terrorist organization, and is not a 'partner.'"

On Saturday, Israel released 200 Palestinian prisoners as part of the second wave of a ceasefire deal. In return, four female Israeli soldiers, who were kidnapped during Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, were freed.

Many of these released prisoners had been convicted of murder or attempted murder, with some serving life sentences. Of those released, 109 went back to Judea and Samaria, 21 to Gaza, and about 70 were sent to Egypt. These prisoners in Egypt are expected to move to other countries as per the agreement that started on January 19.

In Cairo, the freed prisoners were met by representatives from Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, backed by Iran. Some of them then traveled to Qatar, according to Sunday's reports.

On Sunday afternoon, the IDF reported an air strike in the Balata area of Nablus aimed at "dispersing a gathering of armed men." Kan News reported that the Israeli Air Force used an Elbit Hermes 450 drone to fire a warning shot at a terrorist parade during a funeral, choosing not to attack directly because of the presence of women and children.

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POLL: Hamas and Gazans, same old, same old mindset

A poll taken Wednesday, March 20, was released by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research. It finds declining levels of support for Hamas in the Gaza Strip and Judea Samaria [aka the West Bank]. However, the percentage of those who support terrorism and the October 7 massacre of Israelis, saying it was "correct" is basically unchanged.

The survey shows that more than 7 out of 10 Gazans and the West Bank (71%) support the barbaric Oct. 7 murders, rapes, mutilation, torture and burning of Jewish women, children, babies and men, in the attack that killed over 1,200 people and kidnapped 253 others. Back in December, the support for this barbarism was 72%. a full 1% higher--virtually the same if you understand statistics. 

While the overall figure remained steady, support for atrocities increased from 57% to 71% in Gaza the past three months and dipped from 82% to 71% in the West Bank.

In addition to supporting the terrorist group, respondents gave high marks to the senior Hamasshole in Gaza Yahya Sinwar regarding his conduct in the war, with 61% approving. This was down from 69% in December, but that's still a significant number of scumbags who want genocide of the Jews while pretending it's the other way around.

Yahya Sinwar

When asked who Palestinians would vote for [if they actually had elections] if elections were held today, a plurality of 30% still say Hamas, while 14% would vote for Palestinian Authority President and Holocaust denier, Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement. Six percent say they'll back a third party and 36% say they won't vote.

So far, Sen. Chuck Schumer nor any Democrat has asked the Palestinians to not vote for Hamas or Fatah, although the senator from New York voiced his strong opinion to have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu voted out of office, even while Israelis support him in his war efforts and Schumer is not in a position to tell the democratic Jewish State what to do.

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2,000-Year-Old Coin with "Eleazor the Priest" engraved found in Israel

Photo: Israel Antiquities Authority

Israel has been Jewish land for several thousand years and archaeologists have uncovered a 2,000-year-old coin to prove it. The coin dates a century before the birth of Christ and is inscribed with the biblical name, "Eleazor the Priest," which experts believe is the likely reference to a religious leader of the time.

The rare coin was uncovered around a cave in the Mazuq Ha-he'teqim Nature Reserve in Israel and dates to the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, which took place from 132-135 BC and involved a Jewish rebellion against Roman rule, according to the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA). The coin was found alongside three other coins with the name “Simeon.” Those, too, date to the Bar Kokhba Revolt.

One side of the coin includes an engraved date palm with the Hebrew inscription “Eleazar the Priest” and the flip side has the Hebrew text "Year One of the Redemption of Israel." 

The Old Testament tells of an Eleazor who was a priest and was the son of Aaron. But the Israel Antiquities Authority said the Eleazor referenced on the coin is likely a priest from the time of the revolt. One possibility is Rabbi Eleazar Hamod’ai, "rabbi from the time of Rabbi Akiva, a pupil of Rabbi Yohanan ben Zakai."

"It seems that Rabbi Eleazar Hamod’ai played a significant religious role at the time of the Bar Kokhba Revolt, and he was living in the town of Beitar -- the location of the revolt headquarters,” the IAA said. “The Talmud accounts that he died in Beitar, probably during the Revolt. (Jerusalem Talmud Ta’anit 4:5)."

The coins were found during a dig by the Israel Antiquities Authority in cooperation with the Ministry of Heritage and the Archaeological Office for the Military Administration of Judea and Samaria, [what the Palestinians calls the West Bank] with the "aim of retrieving the ancient treasures before they are stolen by antiquity looters," according to a news release.

So when Hamas or the Palestinians say that the Israelis are the occupiers, let them show proof they were there first.

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Israeli toddler dies from her injuries caused a week after terrorist car attack

An Israeli toddler, two-year-old Hadar Noga Lavi died this morning, almost one week after a Muslim Palestinian intentionally tried to kill Jews in Samaria. 

Officials at Shaare Zedek Medical Center announced the baby's death.

The child's mother, Idit Lavi was injured in the horrific jihad attack that happened last Saturday after a Palestinian Arab's car crashed into their vehicle as it drove full-speed down Route 60 near the town of Ofra, in Samaria.

The Arab terrorist swerved his car into the same lane the Israeli mother and daughter were traveling in, and deliberately attempted to ram them, but Idit saw the oncoming lunatic and quickly changed lanes to avoid the head-on. However, the jihadi turned and followed them finally ramming into their car.

The driver, a 35-year-old Palestinian Authority resident-turned-martyr, was also killed and he is currently eating burnt swine in hell.

Idit suffered light injuries, but her young daughter, Hadar Noga, was severely injured.

“He didn’t hesitate,” Idit told Arutz Sheva. “He had a very clear goal, and after the car stopped flipping over, a group of Arabs gathered around him and told him ‘congratulations.’”

“I was certain they were going to finish the job and lynch me. I called Magen David Adom in a hysterical panic. I told them we were in a crash and they are going to kill us.”

This is a sickness that will not change until their religion and culture changes. The Qur'an [Koran] as it exists calls for the death of Jews and other non-believers. This book, this war manual, has got to be modernized and changed.

This sweet baby, Hadar, was laid to rest at the Shilo cemetery at noon Friday. The only reason she died was becauses of her immutable characteristic and mindless hatred.

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IDF neutralizes Palestinian hurling firebombs at Israeli vehicles

Hebron -- Israeli security forces shot dead Badawi Masalmeh, a Palestinian who was tossing firebombs at passing vehicles on Saturday evening, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.

The IDF spotted three jihadis hurling incendiary devices at Israeli vehicles on a road near Hebron and they fired upon them. Masalmeh was killed and the other two jihadis were captured and arrested.

Terrorists who kill or wound Israeli Jews receive monthly salaries or stipends for themselves or their families respectively. And in Judea and Samaria, tensions have been brewing for years as hundreds of thousands of Israelis live there.

The Trump administration announced in early November that those Jewish communities in Samaria and Judea are not in violation of international law and are legitimate Israeli territory, but this has angered the Palestinian Authority, who constantly look for an excuse to be angry at Israeli Jews. The PA thus declared last Tuesday as yet another official "day of rage."

Those PA designated "days of rage" incite so-called Palestinians to commit acts of violence which they refer to as "popular resistance," because it sounds more palatable to the naive college students who support the "resistance." In fact, "popular resistance" is code for terrorist crimes that target Israeli Jews.

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Dem leaders to speak alongside anti-Semites

Democratic honchos Chuck "Mega Nostrils" Schumer and Nancy "Hands-a-Blur" Pelosi will be speaking at a conference that will also feature anti-Israel groups such as IfNotNow [a phrase lifted from Hillel the Elder, a Jewish Babylonian-born sage], the PLO [you know them--they're the terrorists who killed members of the Israel soccer team at the 1972 Munich Olympics] and the New Israel Fund [a group comprised mostly of self-loathing Jews who pretend Israel isn't a democracy].

The conference should be a bash--that is, they will likely bash Israel and paint its anti-Zionist neighbors as the victims.

Schumer (D-NY) and Pelosi (D-CA) along with other Democratic members of Congress and elected officials plan to address the annual J Street National Conference later this month.

Schumer, who is Jewish and Pelosi, who is rich and crusty, are frequent speakers at the annual policy conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or AIPAC, one of J Street’s main rivals, mainly because the former would like to see Israel's population pushed into the River Jordan.

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) are also scheduled to speak at the conference, which will be held Oct. 26-29 in Washington, D.C.

Jayapal voted against a July resolution in the House condemning the Boycott, Divest and Sanction (BDS) movement, defining her as an anti-Semite in accordance with the UN's categorization of the BDS movement. She along with 16 other Democrats voted the same.

Van Hollen was one of 23 senators in February to vote against the Strengthening America’s Security in the Middle East Act, which, if enacted, would impose new sanctions on Syria, boost security cooperation with Israel and Jordan, and allow state and local governments the right to punish state or local contractors from engaging in boycotting Israel. The only reasons he voted against the bill was because he supports the BDS movement, and sees security for Israel as an unnecessary expense.

Additionally, Jewish Democratic Council of America executive director Halie Soifer, IfNotNow founder Emily Meyer and Bashar Azzeh, a member of the PLO Central Council, are listed as speakers. Osama bin Laden was unavailable.

IfNotNow is states on its mission that they seek to  “end American Jewish support for the occupation,” which advocates say is “is a system of violence and separation by which Israel denies Palestinians freedom and dignity by depriving them of civil, political and economic rights.”

On the contrary, Palestinians have more rights in Israel than they have in so-called Palestine. In fact, Muslims in general, have more rights in Israel than anywhere in the Middle East.

IfNotNow has been approaching Democratic presidential candidates as representatives of the Jewish community and asking them about ending the so-called “occupation” of Judea and Samaria. [Can they even explain where the name "Judea" comes from?]

Whenever anti-Zionist groups use the term "occupation," they are trying to delegitimize Israel's right to exist. But as with most terminology used regarding the Israel-Palestinian conflict, nobody can clearly define the meaning, even after the Palestinian Authority has overseen Arab-majority sections [aka Area A under the Oslo Accords] of Judea and Samaria since 1994. In fact, Hamas has run Gaza since 2007 after they stole it from the PA and Israel left in 2005.

Historically, "occupation" applied to areas overseen by Israel after gaining land in the Six-Day War: Judea, Samaria, eastern Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip, the Golan Heights and a large part of the Sinai. Land that the Arabs refused to negotiate over as part of the Khartoum Conference in 1968. The Arabs adopted what is known as the "three no's" regarding Israel: no peace, no recognition, no negotiations.

So who are the real villains in the region?


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Israel arrests 2 Palestinians suspected of murdering student

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) arrested two Palestinian Muslims suspected of stabbing to death 18-year-old student Dvir Sorek last week, according to World Israel News (WIN).

The Israeli army said in a statement on Saturday that members of the cell that killed Dvir Sorek, 18, outside a town near Hebron were arrested and the car they used in the attack was seized.

WIN reports:

Israel’s Channel 13 TV reported that the suspects were two relatives from Hebron. Sorek was found with stab wounds near the yeshiva in which he studied. 

According to the Shin Bet, the two suspects were identified as Nasir Asafra, 24, and his cousin Qassem Asafra, 30, both of Beit Kahil, Times of Israel reported. The IDF said Nasir is a Hamas member, but neither suspect had prior arrests. 

According to the Times, the two family members were asleep at home around 3 a.m. when security forces showed up and apprehended them.

Qassem’s wife Ines and Nasir’s brother Akrama were also arrested in the raid. Based on evidence, both of them helped the suspects hide after the anti-Semitic murder.

During the arrest, around 100 Beit Kahil residents attacked troops with stones. The IDF showed restraint by not blowing their asses away.

Following the anti-Semitic murder, Palestinian terror groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad praised the attack because they hate Jews and constantly call for the destruction of Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised intelligence and security forces for locating and arresting the suspects covertly "flipping the bird" at Hamas and Islamic Jihad.

“We will continue to fight terrorism intensely on all fronts,” Netanyahu posted on his Twitter account.

Hamas, the crapweasel terror group that controls the Gaza Strip, accused the Palestinian Authority, its rival in Judea and Samaria, of cooperating with Israel to identify the terrorists behind the killing. Hopefully Hamas is correct--it would mean that at least some of these people are becoming moral humans.

“We have always warned against the security liaison between the Authority’s security in [Judea and Samaria] and [Israel’s] army,” Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said. While his people suffer and the kids get no educational funding, he pollutes the not so friendly skies in his private jet.


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Hamasshole head shows his hand

The anti-Semitic genocidal head of Hamas finally got caught telling the truth--he doesn't merely want Israel destroyed, he wants all the Jewish people in the world destroyed. He didn't think the world was listening.

The lie that Hamas simply wants to improve the quality of Arab life in Israel and Palestinian-controlled areas of Gaza, Judea and Samaria is just that--a lie. It's also a lie that they simply want "equality" and "liberation" of so-called Palestinians.

The Hamasshole head, Fathi Hamad [emphasis on 'mad'] was recorded screaming at a crowd of Palestinians "We must attack every Jew on Earth" and demanded the Arabs "slaughter and kill the Jews!"

Video: This is the real face of Hamas

So when you hear Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar talk about how Israel is racist, you know what their real agenda is, and that is un-American.


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Dad kills terrorist who tried killing his daughter

Don't you just hate it when you're stuck in a traffic jam simply trying to get your kid to class on time when a terrorist jumps out of his car and tries to kill her?

A Israeli civilian shot and killed a scumbag terrorist who attempted to force open his car door and stab his teenage daughter while they sat in traffic. And this is why Israel doesn't need a Second Amendment--it's obvious that your gun can save your life.

A Palestinian terrorist was shot by an Israeli citizen on Wednesday morning near the Arab city of Nablus in Samaria, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reports.

The incident occurred on Route 60 near the village of Hawara, about 4.5 miles south of Nablus. The terrorist tried to stab the driver’s daughter, whom he was driving to school, according to a statement by the Samaria Regional Council.

The driver, Mr. Yehoshua Sherman,  shot the terrorist who had blocked his car's path while brandishing a knife. The terrorist later died of his wounds.

“I went to work and was driving from Elon Moreh to Tapuah,” Mr. Sherman said. “At Bitot junction a terrorist jumped at my car and tried to open the door. I went outside and as the terrorist tried to go my way I neutralized him with gunfire, with help from another resident from a neighboring community who was driving behind me.”

No Israeli casualties were reported and heavenly virgins are on standby awaiting the fate of the Islamist.

Troops arrived on the scene and began investigating the attack. Route 60, where the attempted attack took place, was temporarily closed to traffic and later caused myriad rubbernecking delays.

Had the terrorist been successful in his attack on the innocent child, the barbarians would be handing out candy by now in celebration.


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Tourism soars in Judea and Samaria in anti-anti-Semitism by Airbnb

Warning: Do not use app if you are not
a far-left or far-right racist

Tourism has basically doubled in an anti-Semitic attack by Airbnb gone wrong. The number of tourists visiting Israeli towns in Judea and Samaria spiked after the company blacklisted Jewish homeowners from listing their short-term rentals with them.

The number of visitors to Israeli settlements in the West Bank jumped from about 1,500 to 3,000 thanks to the anti-Semitic hatred of Airbnb. Army Radio aired the numbers last Wednesday and it's really nice to see the reaction to the anti-Semitic move of  Airbnb’s decision to delist lodgings in the communities.

The segment on Army Radio also cited owners of regular B&Bs in the settlements as reporting a surge of interest in their offerings following the Airbnb move last Monday to remove 200 listings.

“Rather than wrecking tourism in Judea and Samaria, Airbnb is only making us stronger, with its ridiculous and anti-Semitic decision,” Samaria Regional Council chief Yossi Dagan told Army Radio.

Hopefully people of good will in other parts of the globe will consider not using the services of Airbnb and support the rejection of anti-Semitism, which unfortunately has become prevalent among the U.S. left in particular.

Airbinb announced the decision to blacklist these Jewish communities in statement last week in which it referred to Judea and Samaria as “the occupied West Bank.” Who do they think they are? Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Hamas? Louis Farrakhan? 

The move was denounced by Israeli officials as “anti-Semitic,” and arrives a few years after Airbnb faced strong accusations of rampant racial discrimination on its platform, which seemed to be confirmed by a Harvard Business School study.

So perhaps it's time for all good folks to say no to Airbnb.

According to legal experts such as the the Lawfare Project’s Brooke Goldstein, Airbnb’s policy violates US anti-discrimination laws opening up the company to lawsuits.

Hopefully some people will follow up and sue the b**tards.

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