Peloni:  Oslo is dead, the second Palestinian Arab state will die as a stillbirth, and there lies no reason to delay the application of Israeli sovereignty to Judea and Samaria.

‘Reward for terror’: Domestic opposition & Israeli leaders slam recognitions

All Israel News Staff | Published: September 21, 2025

Photo by Alisdare Hickson from Woolwich, United Kingdom – Pro Palestine Protesters and a Helicopter Above Trafalgar Square, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia announced their recognition of the “State of Palestine” on Sunday afternoon, prompting harsh responses from Israeli leaders across the political spectrum.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed in a statement that “There will be no Palestinian state.”

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by Rafael Medoff

You would think someone whose own family left China would be concerned about the genocide now taking place there.

So why is Saturday Night Live star Bowen Yang falsely accusing Israel of genocide, while ignoring the confirmed genocide perpetrated against Muslim Uyghurs in China?

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Peloni:  How far the mighty Hezbollah has strayed to be calling Saudi Arabia for a lifeline.  Indeed, their desperation is perhaps as obvious today as their vulnerability was demonstrated a year ago when their pagers, cell phones and lamps all rang “Boom”.  While Hezbollah remains an important threat which still requires its neutralization, it has failed to demonstrate the competency to merit the reputation which it previously held.  The fact that they are today calling for support from a former mortal enemy, Saudi Arabia of all nations, demonstrates their own recognition that they lack the capabilities to easily survive what they are facing.  To be clear, unlike Fitzgerald, while I still have no confidence in the American initiative to have the Hezbollah dependent LAF subdue their Hezbollah masters, Hezbollah will be made to part with their arms one way or another.

By Hugh Fitzgerald

Hezbollah has been battered by Israel militarily over the last year. Its top leaders — Hassan Nasrallah and his successor, Hashem Safiedinne — have both been assassinated by Israel. The IDF has managed through airstrikes to destroy between 80% and 90% of the 150,000 rockets and missiles that Hezbollah held in its arsenal. Mossad’s “exploding pagers” caper led to nearly 4,000 Hezbollah members being seriously wounded, in most cases so severely as not to be able to resume their roles as combatants. And in Lebanon itself, both President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam are determined to pressure Hezbollah to give up its weapons, so that the Lebanese National Army will be the only armed force in the country.

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The struggle against movements like Hamas is a struggle that will never end and, it requires a decisive military action, which is the foundation and key to everything, but alongside it there must also be a decisive diplomatic action. Israel must set its own goals, not vague slogans that cannot be implemented, but clear and specific objectives.

By  Prof. Eyal Zisser | Sept 21, 2025

The capture of Gaza City would be a fitting end to the Swords of Iron War that Israel launched after the murderous terrorist attack carried out by Hamas on October 7.

Hamas as a conventional army, with an offensive force capable of surprising Israel and striking it, has not existed for some time. Nothing remains of the “state in the making” the organization established in the Gaza Strip, those government ministries and networks of social and economic services through which it ruled the lives of Gaza’s population.

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January 6th 2017 a plan was put into action by Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton & Co. to overthrow the Trump presidency, and sabotage the peaceful transfer of power and the president’s execution of the will of The American voter. Senator Chuck Grassley explains it.

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