Peloni:  Highly recommended article.  Following his  and his wife’s visit to Kibutzim which were attacked on October 7, 2023, Dr. Robert Malone offers some insightful reflections on the importance of an armed population, the success which even unarmed courage can obtain, and the realities of life which face Israelis on a daily basis while still facing imminent tragedy with only one of these assets readily available to them due to egregious governmental restrictions and an enemy willing and able to exploit these facts as the terrorist allied world media remains almost exclusively supportive of perverting the truths which Malone correctly describes.

Notes from the Israeli frontier, part one

Dr. Robert W. Malone | Aug 01, 2026

Israeli building code has required a reinforced concrete room in every new residence since 1992. It is called a mamad. Steel door, blast shutter, filtered air, poured walls. Americans pay extra for this and call it a storm shelter. Israelis get it standard, the way we get a smoke detector in the hallway.

The mamad was designed for rockets. Rockets give you fifteen seconds, and then the danger passes. Nothing in that threat model calls for a lock or a barricade on the inside, so most units have neither. The handle is held by hand, or it is not held at all.

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Peloni: Hananya Naftali provides a brilliant demonstration of the obtuse bias required to support the arguments being made with regards to the rights of terrorism, the support of the Two State Solution, and the deligitimization of the Jews in the Jewish state.

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The Marxist ideology animating NY’s new administration is just the opening act of inversion. The truly self-destructive attribute of the new New York is its galloping jihadism and anti-Israel hatred.

By DOUGLAS ALTABEF | JULY 29, 2026

Mayor Mamdani. Screengrab via Youtube

For many native New Yorkers like myself, the City (as we always refer to New York) has become unrecognizable – not because of the look of the place, but because of the feel of the place. What was the celebrated melting pot, crossroads, and great amalgam of humanity has become a vitriolic, ideological, and resentful place.

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Peloni:  This is a very important and informative fifteen minute video which offers a highly granular look at the manner in which Iran is able to evade sanctions, what actions are needed to prevent this evasion, and where things stand today.

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Peloni:  Closing the sanction loopholes will not only hasten the economic collapse of Iran, but will simultaneously diminish Washington’s enemies abroad.

Max Meizlish & Janatan Saye | July 31, 2026

United States Department of the Treasury on the Building, Washington DC.  Photo by MohitSingh – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikipedia

Tehran faced two rounds of new U.S. sanctions in as many days.

On July 29 and July 30, the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued back-to-back sanctions targeting the Islamic Republic’s extortion operation in the Strait of Hormuz, as well as entities supporting the regime’s drone procurement and personnel transfers.

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Peloni:  Insanity ripe with devastating consequences.

By Christine Douglass-Williams | July 31, 2026

Photo: sayyed shahab-o- din vajedi, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0

Holocaust and genocide studies are certainly not the same as advancing Islamic and Arab studies materials. Does the law include curriculum materials for Judaism studies?

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Peloni:  Rabbi Pesach Wolicki reviews an important interview with Gen. Jack Keane, and explains that Washington is on the wrong track, which is why its efforts to achieve any of its stated goals continue to be met with disappointment.  Using the important reflection which comes from Iran hitting everyone in the region, while awkwardly maintaining a hands-off approach to Israel, provides the US with the example of how to approach the war with success, ie with a resolve of targeting the foundations on which the Iranian regime is dependent, rather than with a resolve limited to striking the regime’s military capacities.  It falls back to the concept of unconditional surrender being the underlying strategy rather than a sometimes employed campaign slogan.  Iran has demonstrated that it is fully committed to winning this war.  So has Israel.  Only when Washington changes its course to match these levels of commitment in this war might the victory being sought by  Washington, which has thus far remained elusory, become a real possibility.  So, has Trump’s strategy turned the page as Gen. Keane and Rabbi Wolicki explain he needs to do, or is he still posturing only to achieve added leverage in negotiations, as has been Trump’s chosen course thus far?

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Peloni:  As the US is positioning itself to pivot to Asia, its stated position is to rely more heavily on allies capable of not only defending themselves, but promoting US interests on America’s behalf.   So far, there has been scant evidence that Trump’s Gulf allies, for all the deference and promotion he has allowed them, has any intention of filling the role described above.  In fact, the Saudi participation in the recent strike in Iraq was notably accompanied by the accompanied statement from Riyadh indicating that MBS is still calling for an end to the war, much as explained by Hussain Abdul-Hussain below.  In fact, of all of Trump’s allies, only Israel has demonstrated both the will and capacity to succinctly work with Washington to achieve the objectives of pursuing joint interests, and for Trump’s pursuit of an Asia pivot, this void of support which only Israel has filled in any meaningful way, is a demonstration of Washington’s other global allies showing greater deference for Chinese interests, which leave Washington trapped in the Middle East, than US interests.  Of course, the compliment to recognizing this is whether we really want the Gulf states asserting themselves beyond their borders…

By Hussain Abdul-Hussain | NYP | Published July 30, 2026

President Trump joined GCC Leaders Summit “family photo” in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, May 14, 2025. Screengrab via Youtube.

President Donald Trump says he has “plenty of time” for talks with Iran.

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Avi Abelow

Trump speaks at the Board of Peace. Source: Wikipedia Commons

President Trump has once again announced what sounds like a historic breakthrough. This time, it is a sweeping agreement to disarm Hamas, establish a new Palestinian government in Gaza, withdraw the IDF after implementation, and replace Israeli forces with an international stabilization force and a new Palestinian police force.

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Peloni:  Alan Dershowitz raises the question about Democrats standing up to the bigotry in their party.  In doing so, notes that both Sen. Fetterman and Rep. Gottheimer stand as important symbols declaring that bigotry has no place in the Democratic party, even as bigotry currently is dominating the Democratic party.  What is important in noting this, however, is not just the reality of the Democrats having plunged like so many sea lions off the cliffs of insanity, but the stark symbols by which these two men represent, offering their party a light in the darkness when its members come to grasp the consequences for having so badly betrayed not only the pro-Jewish roots from which their party was based, but also the consequences of succumbing to an electoral strategy which only holds local rather than national support.  Indeed, Mamdani is not the face of America, and America is not the plaything of the far Left, making its near absolute control over the Democratic party a disaster for the national ambitions of the party in the coming years.  Unlike the Making America Great movement across the US, which aspires to support the goals of returning America to its roots, the return of good governance and the recognition of America’s identity as an acknowledged and important asset, the Democrats have by and large chosen to advocate for terrorism, empowering the worst aspects of human societies, the opposition for which the modern Democratic party was originally structured.  Fetterman and Gottheimer maintain this original credo of their party, and the values which many of their fellow Democrats are themselves too craven to publicly support.  Yet, after a period of being left in the political wilderness on the national stage for a number of years, the Democrats will ultimately reflect and change course.  Afterall, the pursuit of power is what drove the Left to morph into its current Far Left iteration, and likely that same desire is all that might one day bring a sense of sanity back to the Democratic party, assuming it actually survives its attempts to emulate the many sea lions in their eager pursuit of folly. 

Alan Dershowitz | July 30, 2026

Sen. John Fetterman campaigning event in Septemer 2022. Screenshot via Youtube.

There is no good reason – in logic, history, philosophy – for the left, especially the hard left, to so vehemently oppose Israel and Zionism, its national liberation movement. Being anti-Israel has become a litmus test for today’s left. It hasn’t always been that way. When the nation-state of the Jewish people was first recognized by the United Nations in 1947, left-wing countries, individuals, and even the Communist Party rallied to its support.

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30 years overdue.

by Daniel Greenfield | July 31, 2026

Image by Blogtrepreneur – Legal Gavel, CC BY 2.0, Wikipedia

Insane, but true.

The Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, a flawed but fairly sensible piece of legislation, put into places measures like the ability to classify foreign terrorist groups and ban funding to them, as well as keeping terrorists out of America, and it also created the U.S. Alien Terrorist Removal Court (ATRC).

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Peloni:  See full details of the plan HERE.

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Nations are already racing for supremacy in quantum computing—where will the U.S. place?

Janet Levy | Am Thinker | July 31, 2026

The ENIAC, built by the University of Pennsylvania in 1946 and used to calculate the parameters for America’s first hydrogen bomb, weighed 30 tons, performed 5,000 additions per second, and consumed 200 kilowatts. Today, cellphones are millions of times faster and use 1–5 watts. Quantum computing, still in its early stages, promises similar scaling within a few decades.

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Peloni: Conquest by consent…  If Old Europe could see what a mess their descendants have made of things…

By Pamela Geller | July 31, 2026

Thousands of migrants storming the Spanish coastline. Screengrab via X

Somewhere between thousands and tens of thousands of Muslims broke through the border at the Spanish city of Ceuta, an enclave city next to Morocco, and the border remains open.

Huge crowds of illegal migrants are running amok in Ceuta, looting stores and breaking into the homes of local people.

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Until they can acknowledge their own culpability and suspend their cognitive dissonance, Jewish progressives will remain lost in the weeds of their dogmatic swamp. 

Matthew M. Hausman | Jul 31, 2026

I recently wrote a column discussing how liberal American Jews are feeling alienated from a progressive political establishment and Democratic Party that have become increasingly anti-Israel and antisemitic. A few days after publication, the results of a survey were reported showing that 44 percent of Jews polled (presumably liberal) held favorable views of New York socialist mayor Zohran Mamdani – despite his history of inflammatory rhetoric concerning Jews and Israel and the dramatic increase in antisemitic incidents in the city since his inauguration (including a recent stabbing by an assailant shouting “Allahu Akbar”)!

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