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“Drawings Against Genocide” was the title of a recent gallery exhibit in the seaside town of Margate, Kent, featuring illustrations by British artist Matthew Collings.
“Drawings For Genocide” would have been more like it.
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April 7, 2026
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Drawings for Genocide
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All The Pieces Are Lining Up For Regime Change In Iran
Peloni: Zineb Riboua, research fellow with Hudson Institute’s Center for Peace and Security in the Middle East, explains that regime change in Iran is increasingly likely and that conditions are aligning to make it happen without a traditional ground invasion. Weakened internally by economic collapse, public unrest, and declining legitimacy, while externally facing sustained pressure from the U.S. and Israel the moment is maturing in which a final piece of the puzzle might finally be put into play. Internal dissatisfaction among Iranians is this key factor, as regime change will, and should, come from within Iran rather than being imposed exclusively by outside forces alone. To achieve the point of critical mass where the scales between the power of the Iranian people and that of the IRGC, the US-Israeli coalition have come to employ specific military strikes, financial pressure, and disruption of the regime’s power structures. The rest will be in the hands of the Iranian people themselves, who have likely been motivated well enough to act on this opportunity, but still needs the arms and munitions to clean up what remains of the power structure still held by the IRGC. But that too is being attended to according to recent statements by Trump.
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Iran Threatens Chemical Weapons
Mudar Zahran
SOURCES: IRAN HAS THREATENED TO USE CHEMICAL WEAPONS AGAINST ISRAEL – AND THE UNITED STATES HAS RESPONDED WITH A WARNING THAT IT COULD “WIPE IRAN OFF THE MAP.”
Any use of chemical weapons wouldn’t stay contained — it would unleash dangerous contamination across the entire region, far beyond Israel.
Praying for everyone in harm’s way.
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Israel Is Under Fire—So Why Is the Supreme Court Playing Politics?
Peloni: Avi Abelow discusses the continued absurdity brought about by the rule by judicial fiat, which continues even amid war.
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US-Israel War on Iran: Day 39 News Roundup | Iran’s Petrochemical Facilities Targeted
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Israel doesn’t expect US-Iran agreement, prepares for escalation as Trump calls Iranian proposal ‘not good enough’
Mediators present framework for temporary 45-day truce to negotiate final deal
| Published: April 6, 2026
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Israel is preparing for a further escalation in the war against Iran and is drawing up plans to strike the regime’s energy facilities, Israeli and U.S. media reported.
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“Mr. President, They’re Not Crazy Bastards”
By Sha’i ben-Tekoa
Thus spake the current president of the United States of America of the tyrants in Teheran and not for the first time exposed his misreading of these Shiite Muslim priests.
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Dear New York Times Editorial Staff…
by Gerald A. Honigman
Sbarro Pizzaria Bombing. Screengrab via Youtube.
The regime of previously forcibly Arabized and Islamized genocidal maniacs, which you seem to be defending with your accusations against America, has—for almost half century—been responsible, either by itself or via Sunni Arab proxies, for launching a continuous campaign of death, terrorism, and destruction against peaceful neighbors.
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April 6, 2026
Trump Gives Deadline To Reopen Strait Of Hormuz
Peloni: The clock is ticking and a late breaking report indicates that Trump may be considering a 45 day ceasefire…or is he…
Mark Tanos | Contributor | Daily Caller |
President Donald Trump posted a cryptic but unmistakable message on Truth Social Sunday afternoon.
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US court reinstates $655 million judgment against PA and PLO for Second Intifada attacks
Peloni: Thank G_d for Nitsana Darshan-Leitner and Kent Yalowitz whose relentless efforts have been so essential in making this victory a reality.
The 1992 Anti-Terrorism Act should be revised to cover criminal liability as well.
| Published: April 6, 2026
Sbarro Pizzaria Bombing. Screengrab via Youtube.
The U.S. Federal Court of Appeals in New York City has reinstated a $655.5 million judgment in a long-running lawsuit by American citizens who were victims of terrorism during the Second Intifada, which took place from late September 2000 to about 2005. The judgment obligates the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Palestinian Authority (PA) to pay these victims, and the money is likely to come out of accounts that the PA holds in American banks.
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The Objective was Marked in Advance
Peloni: Is it true that the objectives described in the “A New Middle East – a series of astonishing revelations,” have not changed?
Yossi Baum | X | April 5, 2026
President Donald J. Trump walks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Monday, Jan. 27, 2020, along the Colonnade of the White House. Photo by The White House from Washington, DC – President Trump Meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Public Domain, Wikipedia Wikipedia
Whoever ignores the background noise (including Trump’s own) — and tries to adhere to the objective that was already set long ago by Trump and Netanyahu: the conquest of Iran, at least Venezuela-style —
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Maltese Dalliance with Arab and Palestinian Terrorism.
Peloni: The tract from Malta led to so much bloodshed, so much terror, and so little justice.
Why the Mediterranean island of Malta went so far to the left and become so politically corrupt.
Barry Shaw | The View from Israel | Apr 06, 2026
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The rot that is Malta today began with a philandering Socialist politician named Dom Mintoff who dominated the politics of a small Mediterranean island and was prone to erotic impulses.
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It’s Not Presidential, But…
Avi Abelow | X | April 5, 2026
EPIC!!!
No, it’s not “presidential.”
And that’s exactly why it matters.
For years, we’ve been conditioned to expect our leaders to speak in polished clichés, to hide behind diplomatic language, to pretend that evil can be negotiated with if only the tone is right. We were told that restraint is strength, that ambiguity is wisdom, that carefully worded statements somehow keep us safer.
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Mark Levin: Lunatic Oppostion, Trump’s Address to the Nation, & an Honest Democrat
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Why They Lie About ‘Jewish Terrorists’
Peloni: In the following linked article, Tablet’s Liel Leibovitz details how the widespread narrative of “Jewish settler terrorism” is exaggerated and often misleading, driven by media, political, and institutional incentives rather than supportive data.
Leibovitz explains that reports frequently conflate different types of incidents,especially combining Palestinian casualties from clashes with the Israeli military with alleged settler violence, thereby creating the appearance of a major trend. He further explains that cited cases omit key context, such as Palestinian attacks that preceded Israeli responses, and that statistical methods (e.g., by UN bodies) use overly broad definitions of “violence.”
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Why 56% of Israeli Voters 18-22 Consider Themselves ‘Right Wing’
Peloni: Reality on the ground has had a palpable shift to the right, so much so that on a non-binding vote, the Knesset entirely (sans the Arab MKs) supported recognizing sovereignty in J&S. This was not imaginable three years ago. So, while the relevance and accuracy of polling can be debated, the changes are evident everywhere.
To best understand Israel, think of it as a reverse Europe.
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This survey is getting a lot of attention.
According to a recent Maariv poll published this past week conducted by Lazar Research, led by Dr. Menahem Lazar in collaboration with Panel4All, a majority of first-time voters in Israel’s upcoming Knesset elections-young people between the ages of 18 and 22-identify as right-wing.
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Dr. David Wurmser: Hormuz Strait Issue Presents an Opportunity to Reshape Middle East Dynamics
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They Hid This About Israel… And No One’s Talking About It | Daniel Greenfield
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April 5, 2026
Same Regime, Different Face: The West’s Recurring Mistake in Iran
Peloni: Trump must prevent the Iranian regime from outlasting his administration. This is the unenviable outcome which will come from pursuing the Venezuela model in Iran. All the risks and all the costs which have been incurred upto this point will have come to naught if the IRGC is allowed to wait out Trump’s term, following which they will clearly move back towards their prior trajectory under a far less interested presidency, be it under someone like Vance or G_d forbid under a Democrat. They are responsible for the butchering of American citizens, the weaponizing of the drug trade, electoral tampering, and attempted assassinations of American leadership including President Trump himself. This regime must be ripped from its perch of power, root, stem and leaf, leaving no vestige behind to rekindle the flame of radicalism which will otherwise return to the state of blaze which will once again threaten the American people. This war must make an end of the Ayatollahs and the IRGC both. It is the only way to secure the safety of the region, the world and the American people.
by Majid Rafizadeh • Gatestone Institute • April 5, 2026
For decades, the Iranian regime has played a calculated game. When pressure intensifies — whether economic, political or military — it introduces a figure portrayed as “moderate” or “pragmatic.” Today a similar narrative is emerging around Parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. A closer examination of his record, however, exposes that he is not an outsider, reformer or transformative figure. He is a quintessential insider — a product of the system from its earliest days. Pictured: Tehran Mayor, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf at Tasnim News Agency headquarters. By Tasnim News Agency, CC BY 4.0, Wikipedia
- For decades, the Iranian regime has played a calculated game. Every few years, when pressure intensifies — whether economic, political or military — it introduces a figure portrayed as “moderate” or “pragmatic.” This narrative was once built around figures like Presidents Mohammad Khatami and Hassan Rouhani, both marketed to the West as agents of change.
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