Peloni: As the evidence continues to mount to support what was always obvious as a political weaponization of the US Justice system, will no one ever be charged with a crime? Where is the action to support the outrage which these documents validate?
by Lawrence Kadish • Gatestone Institute • July 2, 2025
Photo by Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America – Donald Trump, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia
Peloni: Avi’s recommendations to Netanyahu are a must read! This is the path towards peace, and away from the next slaughter. The destiny of the region will be determined by what takes place in Washington in the next few days, presuming the terms are still yet to be determined, and ignoring any aspect of the reasonable and necessary elements of stability which are detailed below will result in a crushing blow to the future. Remember that peace thru strength means that the strong choose the terms.
Avi Abelow
SYNOPSIS – GAZA
As Prime Minister Netanyahu will be meeting President Trump next week, this is what Netanyahu should be saying….
With victory over Hamas within reach, Netanyahu must resist pressure from the defense establishment urging him to stop short and strike a deal that would keep Hamas alive.
Peloni: Open Source Intel reports that Hamas has turned down Trump Deal. Time to rescue the Hostages and end Hamas.
Trump warns Hamas to accept the deal: ‘It won’t get better, it will only get worse’
By Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America – Donald Trump, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia
Israel has agreed to “necessary conditions” for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza, U.S. President Donald Trump announced in a post on social media early Wednesday morning.
Peloni: There is much to be gained from watching the entire video, but the punchline begins at about 11 min mark.
US ups pressure on Israel and Hamas, but no breakthrough in sight
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit the White House in Washington, D.C. on July 7, for his third meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump this year, Israeli and U.S. officials told media outlets.
The trip will come exactly two weeks after Israel and Iran agreed to a U.S.-mediated ceasefire to stop a 12-day Israeli air campaign, which was topped off by U.S. strikes that destroyed the Iranian nuclear program.
If one had a predilection to it, one could easily get brainwashed. If one lacked critical faculties (which is a learned skill and a virtue), one might substitute hate for thinking…
Andrew Benjamin | Jul 01, 2025
Peloni: Great response to Leftist idiocy founded on antisemitism!
By Joan Swirsky | Am Thinker | July 1, 2025
Not long ago, I ran into a long-lost acquaintance who always assumed — always incorrectly — that I was simpatico with her leftist leanings. Maybe it was my long hair or dangling earrings or that I liked to listen to Joe Cocker.
Image: tomaszmichalkania via Pixabay, Pixabay License.
Peloni: The Palestinian Authority is an American equity, masquerading as a security enterprise which expenses its vast resources towards awarding vast sums to the families of those who slaughter innocent Jews, specifically and exclusively because their butchered victims are Jews. Pay for Slay is a fundamental policy of the PA, and any attempt to increase their authority is a betrayal of the brutal slaughter of both American and Israeli citizens who have been murdered as a consequence of this terror organization hiding in plain view. Expanding their authority in any respect is as poorly considered as was allowing Hamas to take over Gaza twenty some years ago.
By Moshe Phillips
“Arab states have repeatedly asserted that they will not take part in the postwar rehabilitation of Gaza absent Israeli acquiescence to the Palestinian Authority gaining a foothold in the Strip as part of a pathway to a future two-state solution,” The Times of Israel reported on June 27.
How they did it.
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Logo of Mossad. By Kahnew – Own work, Public Domain, via Wikipedia
It took years of planning, mainly by the Mossad, for the IDF to pull off its remarkable attack on Iran, greatly damaging or destroying nuclear facilities at Isfahan and Natanz, destroying military bases at Tabriz and Hamadan, assassinating at least a dozen of the most senior generals in both the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and the Iranian army, blowing up on the ground Iran’s remaining fleet of F-4 “Tomcats,” killing the nine most important nuclear scientists at the very same moment in time, even though they were spread out across Tehran. More on this planning can be found here: “Israel’s spy agency used AI and smuggled-in drones to prepare attack on Iran,” by Julia Frankel and Sam Mednick, AP, June 17, 2025:
Peloni: Powerful and important analysis by Megyn Kelly.
Peloni: This is an important article! Developing a symbiotic cooperation between Israel and the Diaspora Jewish communities can replace the sense of defenselessness and vulnerability with the independence and control over their own lives, which can be supported by alliances with and in cooperation with other organizations and institutions, thus emulating the model of the US-Israeli cooperation in the recent war in which Israel maintained control over her own defenses.
The diaspora should follow
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F-15 IAF Israel 2015 Independence Day flyover. (Photo by Minozig – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikipedia)
On June 21, 2025, the United States and Israel deepened their historic partnership, as American warplanes struck Iran’s nuclear sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan in a decisive blow against barbarism.
Peloni: There can be no ‘deal’ which does not include either the unconditional surrender [remember that phrase] of Hamas or their complete destruction by force. These should be the terms offered to Hamas, and nothing more compromising than this.
Peloni: Arguing on behalf of preserving a nuclear threat in the hands of a terrorist regime which already has the blood of thousands of American lives on its hands isn’t anti-war. Instead it demonstrates something between naivete and narcissism. Like advocating on behalf of preserving the freedom of a rabid dog while ignoring the inevitability of harm which would come from such tomfoolery, those who advocate on behalf of a nuclear Iran are in fact advocating on behalf of an inevitable nuclear war.
The operation against Iran’s nuclear infrastructure wasn’t reckless. Quite the opposite: It was necessary.
Moshe Phillip
When Israel launched a precision strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities on June 13, nearly every segment of the U.S. Jewish community rallied behind it. Zev Stub of The Times of Israel wrote, “Jewish organizations from across the spectrum came out in strong support of Israel following the launch of its preemptive strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities … .”
Peloni: The link on this video wasn’t working yesterday, so I am re-posting it again with the link fixed.
Peloni: In the opening of his first segment, Mark praises the resolve and ability of the US destruction of the Iranian nuclear program. He also noted the tremendous effort and combined benefits which came from the US partnership with Israel, both in this event and in general. Playing part of the celebration of the US army as well as the moving song of prayer for Israel’s brave warriors, Mark notes the ties of values which unite Israel and the US like no other two nations. Playing a clip from Reagan warning terrorist that the nature of America is slow to react but resolved once action is chosen, Mark notes that this is who America is.
This is the story of how a small frontier territory of approximately 80,000 square kilometers — once home to the free-roaming Zaporozhian Cossacks with a population not exceeding 300,000 — transformed into the largest country in Europe after Russia in just 300 years, surpassing even France and Germany in size without a single conquest or acquisition. While the supporters of Ukraine keep manufacturing its history, they cannot escape the fact that Ukraine is a man-made nation established by some of the most notorious mass murderers in history — Lenin, Stalin, and Hitler.
Peloni: Al Shara is part of the problem in the Middle East. He is not in power due to popular consent, nor due to his moderate views, but due to the strength of his armed forces which have been dedicated towards Jidhad over the past decade or more. To display his lack of credible ‘moderation’ even more than this, one would only need to look at his co-Jihadi allies who he has surrounded himself. Moderation, not Hudna, is what is needed for peace, and peace is what is needed for the successful pursuit of the IMEC. Also, Rabbi Cooper’s assertion that “He [Al Shara] did say he wants peace” should be understood to be remarkably unremarkable. Al Shara needs regional cooperation and support to help stabilize his regime before he falls prey to the very form of violent overthrow which initially brought him to power. The Abraham Accords should eschew such transparent Jihadis as Al Shara rather than inviting them inside the wire, as it were. No good will come from entering into the self deception needed to portray him as a moderate.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper. (Photo: Screenshot)
Abraham Cooper, an American rabbi who met with Syria’s new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, did not rule out the possibility of a future meeting between al-Sharaa and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington. According to Cooper, the path to such a meeting has not yet been paved and depends largely on U.S President Donald Trump.
By Andrea Widburg | Am Thinker | June 30, 2025
Zohran Mamdani, the Democrat party’s candidate for mayor of New York, has attracted attention for the fact that he’s a hardcore communist. However, his religious beliefs deserve some attention, too.
First, there’s the fact that he’s a Shia Muslim who is affiliated with the Twelver Branch that drives the Iranian mullahs. Back in 2006, the late Bernard Lewis wrote about this ideology when he explained why the mullahs are not necessarily amenable to the doctrine of mutually assured destruction:
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