Peloni:  Recall that the Jews are the proverbial canary in the coal mine, and that the coal mine is Western Civilization.  As the attack on Jews leads to the erasure of Jewish values, it is also leading to the rollback of civil rights, not just of Jews, but of the rights of women in the West as well, not to mention the nomative protections afforded to children from becoming groomed by sexual predators.  The Blue Green Axis is threatening all of Western civilization with the the downfall of America foremost in mind, but it begins with the Jews, and Yishai Fleisher explains this while reflecting on Lee Trink’s commentary on this subject.  Note that the West has the means to fight and win the battle being waged against it, but only if it recognizes that it is not facing the threat which is being quietly ignored in society, and which has been ignored to its peril for far too long now.  Terror, terrorism, and Jihad is the fate which await the West if it does not react.

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Peloni:  Netanyahu speaks out against the attempt in the recently released ‘Roadmap’ for implenting the Gaza plan in which Trump’s 20 Point plan, as bad as it was, is entirely flipped on its head, completely changing the order and evolution of events which were already designated under the original plan as described in UNSC Resolution 2803.  Hamas must be disarmed, and failing this fact, which had a deadline of last October, Hamas must be eliminated.

Opposition criticized prime minister for not explaining decisions to public

PM Netanyahu’s Remarks at the Start of Today’s Government Meeting. Screengrab via X. 

After being criticized for not commenting on the issue earlier, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video statement Tuesday that Israel had not agreed to the draft disarmament agreement for Hamas and was still analyzing the proposal.

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Peloni: Revealing indeed.  Pay particular attention to Gen. Jack Keane’s insightful description of the Saudi’s unwillingness to risk paying a price for victory in the region while having reaped the benefits of both the US and Israel taking significant risks in this war.  I made the point before that, while I am not too anxious to see the Saudis becoming more adventurous militarily, they have actually proved themselves to be an obstacle, rather than an asset, in developing not just peace in the region, but also greater stability, and the great curiosity in all of this is that the future of the Saudi state is dependent upon regional stability, or so we were led to believe, just as we were led to believe that they were interested in pursuing peace.  Towards this latter point, it should be reminded that Bin Salman can have his cake and eat it too by acknowledging the historical elephant in the region, that the Hashemites which now controls Jordan should be required to accept that their nation is the Muslim Palestinian state which the world is demanding, that the Hashemites are threatened by this reality and are themselves the obstructing force preventing Salman from gaining the price of peace in the region, ie a pathway for Pal Statehood even as it does not require Israel to part with one hilltop or one one dunam of land.  Our land is our land, and if peace requires denying this reality, it will forever remain an elusive quantity.  Yet, if peace, better described as stability, in the region is desired, only the recognition of the historical, legal, and property rights described in the San Remo Declaration, in accord with the betrayal which took place at the Cairo Conference over a century ago, stands in the way for a better future in the region, that and of course finally and earnestly dealing with the threat from Iran as if it is a lingering menace to all the region.  Til the House of Saud is willing to take actions to support these two bold but necessary steps to secure regional stability, their own future will continue to be held in a grip of fear and intimidation, and the region will continue to be dominated by the interests of the radical Shiite Axis originating in Iran.

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Peloni:  Is Rom Braslavski overreacting in calling for Justice for the butchery, enslavement, torture, rape, pillaging and mass slaughter which took place on October 7, 2023 and which is still being normalized around the world today?  No.  In fact, justice is not a comodity meant to serve only the victims, but society as a whole.  The butchers, planners and participants of October 7 are not deserving the relief which Western interests are trying to impose with their pressure on Netanyahu to end the elimination of these savages.  Bibi has placed these eliminations on hold to demonstrate that the current deal with Hamas will fall thru of its own weight.  While I would prefer that such a strategy as this had not been pursued, mark my words, justice is coming for each of the savages who were involved in the October 7 Massacre.   EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. OF. THEM.  Time will prove that Braslavski’s plea for justice

Captivity survivor and Israel advocacy activist @RomBraslavski reacted to the elimination of one of his captors, Mahmoud Fatair.
"With G-d's help, every one of you, everyone who worked for the Islamic Jihad, Hamas, and every terrorist organization, will die one after the other." pic.twitter.com/e7TByXaLis

— Israel National News – Arutz Sheva (@ArutzSheva_En) August 3, 2026

will be heard and acted upon.

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Paul Schnee:  This is a very good article by Mark Thiessen. Vance is dangerous.

“Trump’s Iran strategy is working. His vice president’s isn’t”

By Pamela Geller | August 2, 2026

President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance in the Situation Room of the White House, Saturday, June 21, 2025. Photo by The White House – Flickr, Public Domain, Wikipedia

“….it’s time for the president to take the advice of those who have delivered him success in Iran — not those like Vance who have failed him.”

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Peloni:  While I am hesitant to advocate Saudis demonstrating a keen ability on the battlefield, they are gaining the support of American advanced hardware systems, American military protection, and more than just access to influencing the President of the US.  So why would the US President not insist on the Saudis doing what they have yet to successfully do, act in such a way that actually demonstrates their military partnership with the US.

Jonathan Schanzer

President Donald Trump speaks with Mohammed bin Salman, Deputy Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, during their meeting Tuesday, March 14, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reportedly called President Trump on Saturday and implored him to hold off on striking the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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Dr. Harvey Risch

Anthony Fauci speaking at Fogarty International Center from Bethesda, MD on May 1, 2018, during its 50th anniversary symposium, “What are the new frontiers in global health research?”  Photo by Fogarty International Center from Bethesda, MD – fogarty-nih-50th-symposium-speaker-anthony-fauci, Public Domain, Wikipedia

What America saw in the Senate hearings of Anthony Fauci on Wednesday is the end state of the toxic paternalism of an incompetent bureaucracy.  The numerous discrepancies between Fauci’s diary entries and his public pronouncements over the Covid-19 pandemic were not just self-protection cover-up of his earlier disastrous decisions, they reflect the standard model of public health administration: we know better than you how to manage a pandemic, and in fact we know it so well that we refuse to discuss any of it and instead use censorship and smear of contrary expertise, and coercion rather than persuasion to effect our policies.

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Odds are it will not despite the Prime Minister’s Support

Stephen Bryen | Jul 31, 2026

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, September 29, 2025, during a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office. Photo by The White House – Flickr, Public Domain, Wikipedia

A senior Israeli official, likely Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, recently briefed the ?Israeli press? delegation who traveled to Washington? in support of Netanyahu’s White House visit, regarding plans ?for Israel to build a domestic stealth fighter plane and an accompanying UCAV. The primary motivation?, the Prime Minister has said in the recent past, is to ensure Israel can support its own aircraft without depending on the goodwill of outside suppliers. This concern has been heightened by recent military export suspensions from the UK, disruptions from France, and past supply delays from the United States under various administrations.

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Peloni:  There can be no honest defense in using the term “West Bank” in lieu of the honest titles of the lands of Judea and Samaria.  Meanwhile acquiescing to those advocating such rewrites on the history, geography and civilizational record of these lands.

Using the term “West Bank” shows how thoroughly some Israelis have internalized the language of their adversaries.

Dr. Alex Grobman | Aug 3, 2026

A revealing dispute has erupted inside Israel’s left-wing Democrats Party over whether its leader, Yair Golan, should use the term “Judea and Samaria” or not. Gaby Lasky, a former radical left Meretz member who placed sixth in the party’s recent primary, reportedly demanded that Golan use the supposedly more acceptable term “West Bank.” Golan rejected the premise, correctly responding that “Judea and Samaria” is not inherently a right-wing expression.

The controversy is not trivial, and it is not merely semantic. It demonstrates how thoroughly some Israelis have internalized the language of their adversaries. Before debating whether Jews may live in Judea and Samaria, they are being asked to concede that Jews may not even call these regions by their historical names.

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By Robert Spencer | August 3, 2026

CAIR. Photo: Alparslan Esmer, Public Domain, Wikimedia Commons.

The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has been named a terrorist organization in Texas and Florida, and this is not just a symbolic gesture; it could, in fact, have far-reaching implications. But the unsavory gang of traitors, saboteurs and jihad enablers that calls itself a “leading advocate for justice and mutual understanding” is working energetically to protect its assets, albeit in ways that are, not surprisingly, questionable at best.

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Peloni:  Jews have always thrived in societies which promote equality before the law, and to the degree that a given society fails this test, the standards of Jew Hatred are remain ever ready to victimize the Jews as has occurred in every age, and we can see this image of societal betrayal unfolding in America perhaps nowhere so clearly today as in Mamdani’s New York City, the second largest Jewish city in the world.

Barry Shaw | The View from Israel | Aug 04, 2026

NYC Mayor Mamdani. Screengrab via Youtube

New York Police Department released its overall crime reduction report but, unfortunately, anti-Semitic crimes in NY was not part of that good news. The opposite, in fact.

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Peloni:  Moshe Feiglin, leader of the Zehut Party Joins Prof. Francisco Gil-White to talk about sovereignty, victory, and leadership.

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Arlene Kushner | August 3, 2026

Trump speaks while giving the 2026 State of the Nation. Screengrab via Youtube

It is quite a challenge.

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Peloni:  The only successful outcome in this war will come from the fall of the Iranian regime.  This could come from an economic collapse or by military conquest, or a combination of the two.  So far, in recent rounds of attacks by the US, the focus has been upon military targets and infrastructure.  To this mix of targets, the regime authority centers such as the IRGC and Basij commands must be added, as well as the Iranian leadership as well.  Even in doing so, an ground force must be employed to support these aeirial targets.

Since Trump is acquiesing to Turkey on not using the Kurds, the only alternative would be to employ any defecting faction within the non-IRGC Iranian army in support of a popular uprising.  For more than a single reason, I don’t have much hope in the army defecting, but it is possible.  I believe it would be a better choice to use the Kurds, and I think that Iran believes this is true as well, which is why they have been attacking the Kurds non-stop since February 28, even as the “ceasefire” and “negotiations” were being negotiated.

We can defeat enemies who are not afraid to die. But we have to be willing to kill them.

by Daniel Greenfield | Aug 4, 2026

Treating Iran like a state has been a policy failure. Both diplomatic and military efforts to either engage or pressure Iran have all rested on the assumption that its terrorist regime is a state with national interests and that it could be tempted with membership in the international community or pressured to comply through economic sanctions or selective strikes on key targets.

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By Kelleigh Nelson

The mainstream media and social media giants are imposing a totalitarian censorship to prevent public health advocates, like myself, from voicing concerns and from engaging in civil informed debate in the public square. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Chairman, Children’s Health Defense

The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the convinced Communist, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction (i.e., the reality of experience) and the distinction between true and false (i.e., the standards of thought) no longer exist. Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism

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Peloni: William Wolf of the Middle East Radio Forum talks with Eileen Toplansky about her recent article on Jew Hatred in the medical world which can be found HERE.

Peloni:  MBS had an important opportunity to form a coalition against the Houthis with UAE several months ago, and instead they chose to literally bomb the UAE out of Yemen.  It was a significant self owned error for which Riyahd is now facing a war with the Houthis with limited choices.  As Christine Douglass-Williams notes below, the Saudis have a history of being at war with the Houthis, and it is a humiliating tale of defeat followed by defeat.  It will be interesting to see if Riyadh is capable of changing that trend in the coming conflict.

By Christine Douglass-Williams | Aug 3, 2026

U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Aaron Lau, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

The Houthi are also now working alongside Iran to “charge ships to transit the Bab el-Mandeb in the Red Sea, threatening another waterway after Tehran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.”

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Avi Abelow

Montreal Kosher Restaurant Burned in Suspected Arson

Recently, I walked through two beautiful European cities with ancient Jewish histories.t

Today, both communities are only a shadow of what they once were.

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