JaFaJ Intelligence solution 21 July 2020

Jafaj Intelligence sources have confirmed that the Islamic Republic of Iran has recently sought negotiations with the United States “with no pre-conditions from either side”.

The sources have confirmed that the message was delivered by the Swiss Government to the US. A duplicate message was delivered through intermediaries of the German government. The United States has not had an embassy in Iran since 1978, but maintains consular help and communication through the Swiss Embassy in Tehran. Hence, it was only natural to get the message delivered through the Swiss.

While the Iranians have always claimed their desire to negotiate with the Trump administration, they have always exhibited pre-set conditions, for example, Iran’s nuclear program. Nonetheless, this time, the Iranians are seeking negotiations with the Americans with no pre-set conditions from their side.
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‘Bibi hasn’t established a single new settlement as PM, he hasn’t applied sovereignty as promised, he’s not a rightist,’ says Mort Klein.

Arutz Sheva Staff, 19/07/20 20:18<

Morton Klein, the president of the Zionist Organization of America, excoriated Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, deriding the Likud leader as a left-winger.

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T. Belman. If any EU country is “disgruntled” now, it is the liberal democracies.  Hungary, like Israel and the US is not in the least disgruntled.  In both the US and Israel it is the opposition that is disgruntled.

“If there were a competition among countries of who is most attacked by the world media, Israel and Hungary would be among the top three for sure.”

By Lahav Harkov, JPOST JULY 20, 2020 23:19

A Hungarian national flag flutters outside the Hungarian parliament building at a pro-Orban rally during Hungary’s National Day celebrations, which also commemorates the 1848 Hungarian Revolution against the Habsburg monarchy, in Budapest, Hungary, March 15, 2018. (photo credit: REUTERS)

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó described a clear, values-based connection between his country and Israel in recent statements, drawing Israel into an international coalition of disgruntled conservative governments that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embraces while his partners find it uncomfortable.

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by Cliff Smith, AMERICAN SPECTATOR

Universities want money, but not accountability, for how they use federal funds.

In William F. Buckley’s inaugural book God and Man at Yale, published in 1951, then-famed Professor Henry Steele Commager was cited for his belief that university faculty should have total control over the educational marketplace. In Professor Commager’s view, consumers and financers of education should have no say. Buckley believed differently. He believed that much of the Yale professoriate was contemptuous of religious believers and sympathetic to leftist economic theories, out of step with both its student population, and parents and alumni who funded Yale. While professors claimed impartiality, Buckley believed this was both untrue and impossible in any event. Thus, a central argument to his book was the need for countervailing forces. Failure to do so would create “an elite of professional Untouchables.”

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Syria could become key node in China’s Belt & Road Initiative, but could also drag China closer to Middle East multiple conflicts.

By James Dorsey, BESA

Israeli strikes in southern Syria, near Israeli border (archive)

(JNS) On the eve of the Syrian Civil War, Muhammad Jarah’s and Ahmad Bustati’s warehouse in Damascus symbolized China’s emergence as Syria’s largest supplier of industrial and consumer goods. The dilapidated warehouse was stocked with everything from Chinese laser-cutting machines to plastic toys for children.

A decade of fighting dashed the two Syrian entrepreneurs’ hopes. However, things seemed to be looking up for businessmen like Jarah and Bustati once Syrian President Bashar Assad gained the upper hand in the war through the assistance of Russia and Iran. China sees longer-term economic potential in Syria as a regional node of what its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) will eventually look like, irrespective of the coronavirus pandemic and its devastating economic consequences.

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Former National Security Advisor John Bolton says sovereignty plan hasn’t moved forward due to ‘disagreements’ with US.

By David Rosenberg. INN 21/07/20 08:23

The failure of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to move forward with his sovereignty plan at the beginning of July is the result of “disagreement” with the US over the plan, says former US National Security Advisor John Bolton, who singled out President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner as the key opponent to Israeli plans to apply sovereignty.

In an interview with Galei Tzahal’s Efi Triger which was released Tuesday morning, Bolton said that Kushner opposes unilateral actions by Israel, including the application of sovereignty in parts of Judea and Samaria.

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Ben Shapiro explains

Weekly data provided to the coronavirus Knesset committee shows that only very few Israelis get ill after visiting beaches, pools or bars

By Jonathan Lis, HAARETZ

According to Health Ministry data, schools, events and places of worship were the three top places where COVID-19 patients contracted the virus in the past week.

According to a breakdown of 727 people who know where they were infected between July 10 and July 16, around a third, or 210, contracted the virus in educational institutions, 123 were infected at events, and 106 in religious institutions.
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6-Year-Old Hero Destroys Left’s Toxic Masculinity Narrative

By Andrew J. Sciascia, WESTERN JOURNAL

With talk of toxic masculinity growing more pervasive in the culture, the idea of a brave man heralded for protecting a young lady in need seems almost a taboo fairy tale at this point.

According to New York Times writer Maya Salam, too many modern American boys have been indoctrinated with the idea that men “can’t express emotion openly; that they have to be ‘tough all the time’; that anything other than that makes them ‘feminine’ or weak.”
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By Peter Barry Chowka, AMERICAN THINKER

Conservative author and activist Michelle Malkin was brutally assaulted and prevented from speaking as she made her way to the speaker’s platform at a pro-police public rally in downtown Denver on Sunday. The patriotic event, the 6^th Annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day billed as “family friendly,” was advertised in advance on social media including at Malkin’s Twitter, where she has 2.2 million followers.

Malkin was live streaming the event from her cell phone on Periscope Sunday afternoon as the situation deteriorated after masked thugs wearing Black Lives Matter t-shirts assaulted two speakers and then set upon Malkin. A diminutive child of immigrants from the Philippine who legally moved to the U.S. in the late 1960s, Malkin, who was born in Philadelphia in 1970, describes herself as a “little brown woman” with a “big mouth.” Malkin linked to the entire 35 minute long Periscope video at her Twitter.

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As an alternative, the group of doctors offered to keep the older population safer and to allow more freedom to Israel’s youth.

By Tobias Seigal, JPOST JULY 19, 2020 20:26

A woman reacts as a doctor wearing a protective glove takes a swab to test for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at a residential area in Srinagar (photo credit: REUTERS/DANISH ISMAIL)

Dozens of Israeli doctors have signed a petition claiming that the current policy implemented by the Health Ministry will lead Israel to an economic collapse, according to N12.

The doctors also claimed that the policy has no chance of succeeding in any way and actually causes an increase in morbidity and death rates. As an alternative, the group of doctors offered to keep the older population safer and to allow more freedom to Israel’s youth.

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The increasingly mainstreamed BDS-BLM narrative poses a grave danger to the U.S. and European progressive and liberal Jewish communities.

By Dan Diker, JCPA

July 19, 2020 / JCPA) The murder of George Floyd, a black American who was killed on May 25 while in police custody in Minneapolis triggered the most widespread racially charged protests in the United States and Europe since the 1960s. International protests over Floyd’s death, led by the Black Lives Matter movement (BLM), have generated expressions of sympathy and support from Western prime ministers, legislators, law-enforcement officials and local government. Prominent members of the U.S. House of Representatives “took a knee” in a historically unprecedented public display of solidarity for any civil- or human-rights protest movement.
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The officials say Netanyahu’s continued tenure as PM could destroy Likud, whose agenda is being dictated by his personal affairs.

By Hezki Baruch, INN 19/07/20 13:59

Current and former senior Likud officials, some of whom are current Knesset members, are currently coming together in an effort to bring about the replacement of the party’s chairman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Arutz Sheva has learned.

According to those senior officials, Prime Minister Netanyahu has abandoned the goals of the party and the right-wing agenda, in favor of dealing with his personal affairs, and therefore it is necessary to bring the Likud back to its true path.
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Orwell intended Nineteen Eighty-Four as a warning, an admonition. Our woke social justice warriors, supposing they are even aware of Orwell’s work, would seem to regard it as a plan of action, a how-to manual.

By Roger Kimball, AM GREATNESS

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a column about “purity spirals.” That’s what the journalist Gavin Haynes calls the familiar “moral feeding frenzy” that occurs whenever ideology triumphs over truth. The French Revolution provides vivid historical examples, as did Mao’s cultural revolution in the 1960s. Those caught in a purity spiral, I observed, invariably find themselves embarked on an endless search for enemies, “a concerted effort to divide the world between the tiny coterie of the blessed and the madding crowd of the damned. The game, Haynes notes, ‘is always one of purer-than-thou.’”

It is also, not incidentally, a contest to subordinate truth to the accumulation of power.

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By Michael Ordman, VGNI

Ten years ago I read a copy of a new book containing the reasons for Israel’s transformation into a nation of entrepreneurs.  “Start-Up Nation” by Dan Senor and Saul Singer inspired me to start compiling a weekly newsletter of positive news about Israel.  The photo is of some of the many inspiring books about Israel published in the last 10 years. They reinforce the thousands of articles in these positive newsletters.

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In the 19th July 20 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

• Israeli scientists have used fat-reducing medication to starve coronavirus.
• An Israeli trial has greatly improved cognitive function for healthy seniors.
• Israeli drones rescue Europeans plus help Florida prepare for hurricanes.
• Intel’s new superfast USB connectivity was developed in Israel.
• Huge new investments in joint US-Israeli projects.
• Israeli-German partnership promises to transform food production.
• The 10th anniversary of the very first VeryGoodNewsIsrael newsletter.

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