Peloni:  So desperate is the Deep State in extricating itself from any oversight.  In addition to this,they seek to marginalize any support for Ben Gvir’s faction by labeling him as a criminal as elections are looming.

All Israel News Staff | Published: January 2, 2026

Israeli Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara asked the High Court of Justice on Thursday evening to require Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to explain why he has not dismissed National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, according to Kan News.

Baharav-Miara wrote, “Minister Ben Gvir is abusing his position to improperly influence the activities of the Israel Police in the most sensitive areas of law enforcement and investigations, thereby harming basic democratic principles.”

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ALL ABOUT MELANIN PRIVILEGE, FRAUDS, GRIFTS, AND SCAMS

Andrew Benjamin | Jan 01, 2026

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Before we delve into the leftwing grifters ripping off honest Americans in the largest scam in world history not reported much by the legacy media that shamefully lobbies for their leftwing candidates, we also expose the grifters and conmen in our own midst – the evildoers who are splitting MAGA while kneecapping the effort to make America greater.

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By Hugh Fitzgerald | Dec 31, 2025

The nine billion dollars that a network of nearly a hundred Somali-Americans in Minneapolis stole from American taxpayers is the largest fraud — forget about the Yazoo Land and the Teapot Dome scandals — in American history. The investigation is still going on, and still more frauds may be discovered, and other Somalis may emerge as participants. But it’s not too early for a summing up, at this stage, of the story so far, which you can find here: “Minnesota’s Somali-linked scams drain US taxpayers of a sum rivaling Somalia’s GDP: Read how the welfare system was gamed in a multi-billion-dollar fraud,” by Rukma Rathore, OpIndia, December 30, 2025:

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Peloni:  Trump offers support to the protestors.  What form would that take?  He could carry out strikes against the regime, which would include targeting the IRGC or the Basij which is responsible for political enforcement by regime on the people. This would have an immediate effect on the stability of the regime and it would lead to direct support of the protest movement.  Alternatively, he could pursue an economic response in the form of enforcing his yet to be enforced trade limits on the sale of Iranian oil which is being exceeded by 20-fold or more.  This would have a slightly delayed but profound effect on the regime’s ability to pay its security and armed forces, though it would run afoul of Iran’s largest customer of its oil, China.  Ultimately, Trump’s previous statement opposing regime change stands as a contrasting element to his claim to now ‘rescue’ the protestors.  So is this a further attempt to apply pressure for the Mullahs to negotiate, or is it a sincere statement of support which the Iranian people can rely upon?

Peloni:  This will be a game changer on the battlefield.

By Hugh Fitzgerald | Jan 1, 2025

Iron Beam. Photo by Unknown author – Rafael.co.il, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikipedia

The Iron Beam is the first laser-based aerial defense in the world to be operational; other countries are working on laser-based weapons but have yet to complete them, much less to put any such weapons into operation. The Iron Beam is fantastically cheap; each “burst” of light costs a few dollars, compared to the $40,000 to $100,000 that each Iron Dome kinetic interceptor costs. And it has many more advantages: it travels at the speed of light — faster than any other weapon — and thus can intercept an incoming missile or drone much earlier in its flight, knocking it out before it comes close to Israel, and thus obviating the need for Israelis to run to their shelters. This means far less disruption to civilian life. When Iron Beam is fully deployed, Israelis won’t have to interrupt, several times a day, their civilian lives by having to rush to shelters when an incoming missile is detected. With the Iron Beam, that incoming missile will have been intercepted almost as soon as it is launched. Read more…

Iranians have once again taken to the streets in defiance of their Islamist and authoritarian government.

What began as demonstrations triggered by economic grievances — with the rial plummeting to nearly 1.4 million against the dollar on the free market — quickly spiraled into wholesale political protests against the Islamic Republic itself.

Anti-regime slogans have echoed through multiple cities, with Iranians bravely risking life and limb to tell the world they refuse to bend to tyranny.

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Peloni:  The failure to implement judicial reform is the most vital failure of the present and past govts in Israel.  The preservation of this juristic status quo led to October 7, delayed the govt’s response to October 7, and has crippled the attempt to prevent another October 7.  As I said even before the previous election, judicial reform will succeed, either in this govt or in the next, because it is a grass roots movement which has real practical needs for the safety, security and future of the Israeli nation.

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Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger | “Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative” | December 31, 2025,

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Peloni:  Netanyahu addresses the importance of the return of the Jewish people to defend themselves by themselves with the re-constitution of the Jewish state.  It is the strength and spirit which is changing the face of the Middle East by recognizing what the right and needed path and the capacity and will to walk that path.  In a continuation of the spirit of the press conference at Mar-A-Lago, Netanyahu goes on to recall the strength of support offered by the Trump administration in another political bear-hug which lends itself to the political futures of both Netanyahu and Trump in the coming year.  In closing, Netanyahu offers the Jewish community of America the advise that they should not bow to attacks which are raised against them, but that they should “Fight, Fight, Fight, and Win, Win, Win”.  A powerful, but short speech, which speaks of truths and politics by one of the most dynamic speakers and insightful politicians of the modern age.

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Peloni:  The Mullahs are biding their time, but mention has already been made regarding Afghan forces which may be used to end the protests.  It will be a real test of the character of the protest and to the international community as led by Pres. Trump when the regime comes to truly push to end the protests.  Will the protesters respond by dispersing?  Will Trump respond by supporting them?  Much rides on the answers to these questions, and it is most unfortunate that such protests as these were not spontaneously mounted during the 12 Day War, as the outcome of that war might have been very different if it had been.

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Peloni:  Trump signals that the protests are well based, but that he will not come to support regime change in Iran.  While the former aspect of this approach is contrary to that put forward by Obama and Biden, the latter point remains unchanged.  The Iranian people are on their own, at least as far as the Americans are concerned.

by Robert Spencer | Jan 1, 2026

And issues a warning.

Iranian protests.  Screengrab via Youtube

by Robert Spencer | Jan 1, 2025

In stark contrast to the unprincipled reactions of both Barack Obama and Old Joe Biden when the Iranian people took to the streets in previous years to protest against the bloodthirsty mullahs of the Islamic Republic, President Donald Trump didn’t hesitate to remark on the unrest in Iran on Monday, and to declare his support for the courageous Iranians who are putting their lives on the line for freedom after enduring 46 years of tyranny.

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Peloni:  This is a very important undertaking by the govt, one which has been long ignored.  It is essential that enforcement of the law in the Negev be successfully undertaken or this long prized land asset will continue to be squandered to the encroachment of the lawless Bedouin who have no regard for the law or the state.

Multiple vehicles were torched in Negev towns overnight, with police linking the incidents to reprisals following ongoing operations in nearby Bedouin communities.

By SETH J. FRANTZMAN | DECEMBER 31, 2025

The incident follows another only days ago in the community of Giv’ot Bar, where cars were also attacked. Another town, Mishmar Hanegev, was also the site of an attack on cars. The Israeli police have carried out a number of operations in the Bedouin town of Tarabin al-Sana in response to the incidents.

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Peloni:  The lack of treating crimes as criminals is the best evidence of the decline of the West.  This fact is made all the more substantive as the crimes include weaponization of selective applications of the law, and complacency amid systemic election fraud, and the unhindered use of medical countermeasures which are shown to be toxic and contaminated.  Legal redress should not require civil law suits by the public, but by full enforcement of the law regardless of the political arrangements held by those who committed these and other crimes, great and small.  Perhaps 2026 will see the law better applied to these past crimes by the current administration, or, perhaps, it will see the established protections afforded to the established elites maintained indefinitely as the decline of the West continues unhindered on a bipartisan basis.

By Pamela Geller | December 30, 2025

Looking back at 2025, the most stunning takeaway is the sheer, almost incomprehensible scale of Democrat criminality: high crimes committed openly, systematically, and with total impunity—without prosecutions, without reforms, without consequences. Power insulated itself from law, corruption was normalized as governance, and accountability was erased as an operating principle. In a functioning republic, crimes trigger investigations and punishment; in 2025 America, they triggered silence, cover-ups, and escalation. What shocked the nation was not merely the wrongdoing, but the unmistakable message it sent: the law no longer applies to Democrats

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Peloni:  Netanyahu addresses the leaders of the Evangelical community in the US.  While recognizing and thanking them for their support, he raises the fact that both the Jews and Christians are facing a common threat, and indicated that he could expand Israel’s security arrangements to include new areas of operations so as to help safeguard Christian communities in Africa and the Middle East.

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Peloni:  The current crisis in Iran marks an escalating threat to the regime, but the lack of coordinated organization provides the Iranians with the same advantage upon which previous revolts have crashed and dissipated upon.  As Pres. Trump recently referenced, the revolts in Iran appear to be intense and substantive, but after the regime reacts with violence and force, which is forthcoming, the protests demonstrate the lack of earnest capability or will to suffer casualties while maintaining much less escalating the threat to the Iranian regime.  The lack of a coherent organized opposition in Iran has kept the Iranians transfixed in their position of capture, and all that it would require is the stamina to endure the onslaughts of the violence by the regime forces, which will soon be brought to bear. Perhaps, however, this revolt will be different.  Perhaps, despite the lack of cohesion in the Iranian opposition and its limited organization within the totalitarian state of Iran, the people will rise to the moment to secure their own future while enduring the savagery which will soon be facing them.  Time will tell.

Widespread, Economically-Driven Unrest Has Engulfed at Least a Dozen Major Cities, but So Far Lacks Organization to Overthrow the Regime

Mehrdad Marty Youssefiani | MEF | Dec 31, 2025

The latest demonstrations in Iran, now in their fourth consecutive day, mark a significant escalation in the Islamic Republic’s internal pressure cooker. While not yet a regime-ending event, the unrest drawing upon a combination of economic collapse, post-war fatigue, and eroding legitimacy could begin a cascade toward regime collapse.

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Peloni:  Beware Greeks bearing gifts, or in this case, Pakistanis guarding Gaza.

by Anna Mahjar-Barducci  •  Gatestone Institute  •  December 31, 2025

UN peacekeepers from the Pakistani Democratic Republic of the Congo.  Photo by MONUSCO Photos – Ziralo, Province du Sud Kivu, RD Congo: Des casques bleus du contingent pakistanais sécurisent la base de la MONUSCO de Ziralo., CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipeidia

• These examples demonstrate how freely Hamas operatives function within Pakistan. Allowing Pakistani troops into Gaza would therefore pose serious infiltration and counterintelligence risks. Unlike a genuinely neutral peacekeeping force, Pakistani soldiers may be unwilling — or ideologically disinclined — to confront Hamas. In a worst-case scenario, some elements could covertly assist Hamas fighters in evading disarmament.

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UAE & Saudi Arabia narrowly avoid crisis over Yemen dispute as UAE agrees to withdraw its forces

All Israel News Staff | Published: December 31, 2025

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The Middle East narrowly avoided a major crisis on Tuesday, as the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced the withdrawal of its forces from Yemen under massive diplomatic pressure and after an airstrike from Saudi Arabia on its forces.

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Peloni:  A thorough description of the segmenting interests of the various regional powers in the Middle East as 2025 comes to an end.

Amb. Alberto M. Fernandez | Memri | Dec 30, 2025

There are, as usual, some narratives out there on the Middle East. One of them has Israel and the United Arab Emirates as predatory powers preying on the innocent. Another has the forces of light in the region warring against a rising Islamist tide orchestrated by Turkey and Qatar and their allies.

Both narratives are largely false, relying on established prejudices for and against certain countries. But they do illuminate a very concrete reality, which is an ongoing, intense struggle for power, for spoils, for wealth, and for influence by the greater Middle East’s “Middle Powers.” But while ideology – the promotion or opposition to Islamism – does play an important role in several cases, the struggle is more complex, as geographic or historic interests all come into play. This means that sometimes old adversaries find themselves more or less on the same side supporting or opposing a certain regime. There are wheels within wheels in the struggle.

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