Michael Ordman | VGNI | June 8, 2025

In the 8th Jun 25 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

• How the IDF is transforming civilian tech to help win the war.
• Two major life-saving Israeli discoveries about the immune system.
• Thousands of Canadians take to the streets to support Israel.
• More proof of Israel’s dominant cybersecurity industry.
• Israel’s exports of defense systems to Europe are at record levels.
• The “Sound of Silence” rocks Tel Aviv.
• See the scenes of Jerusalem Day that the media didn’t want to show you. 

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Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, “Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative” | June 9, 2025

US negotiation vs. Iranian negotiation

A self-destructive step undertaken by US negotiators has been the assumption that negotiation with the Ayatollah regime (and any other terroristic regime) can be based on Western negotiation tactics.

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Peloni:  Both Israel and Russia have an interest in opposing the continued Turkish expansion in the region.  Of course, coordination between Israel and Russia is not a new event, but in coordination to opposing Turkey it is both new, enlightening, and holds important implications going forward for not only Russia, Israel and Turkey, but for the US as well.

Peloni:  A decisive assault on Gaza followed by fascilitated tranfer of Gazans to Jordan would provide the version of what might be deemed as victory in Gaza.  Arming gangs suggests a long term strategy in Gaza which will obstruct both aspects of victory

Relying on a tribal militia or clan in Gaza may work in the short term. However, in the long term it is unlikely to achieve success.

By SETH J. FRANTZMAN | JUNE 7, 2025

Reports have confirmed that Israel has been arming and apparently supporting or working with armed militias in Gaza. Some reports refer to this group as a “gang.” Others describe the leader of the group, Yasser Abu Shabab, as a member of a large clan in southern Gaza.

There may be more clans being activated or encouraged than just the one linked to Abu Shabab, which is not his real name but rather a nomme de guerre, meaning the full details about this group continue to be shrouded in some mystery.It is therefore hard to know if these groups will become an effective anti-Hamas movement. If they are gangs that are better known for looting and other past crimes than for achieving much now, then they will likely not be embraced by the average person.

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Peloni:  The threats facing Israel are existential in nature.  There is no choice but to say ‘no’ if dayslight exists between the policy interests of these two allied nations.

History teaches us not to assume support, to stand resolute, and to know our direction. When we are clear – grounded on Earth, not chasing the moon – the US will not block our path.

by  Prof. Eyal Zisser | June 8, 2025

In recent weeks, the strain in Israel–US relations has left many Israelis stunned and unprepared. The belief that the American administration would always support us, or even be in our pocket, shattered loudly as President Donald Trump’s administration took unilateral actions without consulting or gaining Israel’s approval. Some of these moves directly undermine Israel – from the deal with the Houthis in Yemen, giving them a “flashing green light” to fire missiles at Israel, to the warm embrace of former jihadists in Syria, Recep Tayyip Erdo?an, and Qatar, purveyors of hatred and terror in the Middle East, to the rush toward an Iran deal that would leave its nuclear program nearly intact.

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Peloni:  It is good to see Trump providing support for the rule of law, thus preventing the staged anarchy which oversaw the radicalization and untold casualties which came from the ‘Summer of Love’ back in 2020.  People have to understand that there is a new sheriff in town, and that he will uphold the laws of the land.

The first members of the National Guard arrived in Los Angeles early Sunday morning, hours after violent riots erupted over federal immigration enforcement actions. The move follows President Donald Trump’s order to deploy 2,000 troops to the city.

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Peloni:  Such strong statments in support of a full ban on enrichment are encouraging, but the encouragement dissipates as Trump’s own negotiators are offering low grade enrichment.  Iran has enriched urainium which are clearly intended for a nuclear weapon.  Thus the must at the very least be stripped of the capability of enriching uranium altogether.  It is the height of incredulity that anyone would try to decieve themselves, or anyone else, that Iran has any purpose of a nuclear program which is not entirely militarily based.  Recognizing this fact, it begs the question as to why is Trump’s team offering Iran the ability to maintain this program, in any form at all.

All Israel News Staff | Published: June 8, 2025

Photo by Gage Skidmore from Peoria, AZ, United States of America – Donald Trump, CC BY-SA 2.0

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday doubled down on his opposition to Iranian uranium enrichment, and appeared to warn Tehran of potential strikes on its nuclear facilities if it rejected Washington’s proposed nuclear deal

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Diane Weber Bederman

December 19, 2022, Ukrainian Canadian Myron Demkiw, a 30-year veteran of the Toronto Police Services, was sworn in as the chief of police in Toronto. Mr. Demkiw, who was born to Ukrainian parents and raised in Toronto, grew up as a proud member of his community and was an active member of Plast Ukrainian Scouting Organization in his youth. During the Second World War, Plast scouts were used as allies by Nazi Germany. After the war, the Plast organization was preserved among Ukrainian diaspora in Australia, Argentina, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany and the United States.

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Peloni: Natasha Hausdorff is brilliant.  Israel’s enemies can do nothing more effective than to try to block her being heard, with the most notable example of this strategy is to be see in the outrageous so called interview of Natasha by Pierce Morgan  

Peloni:  Are these the values of America which should be recieving public subsidies?

In one sermon, the imam of a city-funded mosque cautions that men may beat their wives, but not “to the extent that they die.”

Sam Westrop | MEF | June 5, 2025

Click for video from sermons at one of the Dallas-Fort Worth mosques discussed in this report:

The city of Plano, a wealthy suburb of Dallas, has handed over $1.2 million to extreme Islamist organizations, including an Islamic center under investigation by state and federal agencies over its alleged plans for a sharia enclave and whose leader advocated the killing of homosexuals; a mosque whose imam permits husbands to beat their wives; and two charities accused of links to foreign terror organizations.

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Madeline Brooks:  Terrific article! Keep going. Your point about taking away the badges of these complicit officials needs to be followed up on. Can they also be sued for betraying the public trust? Time to also crack down legally on the MSM for its misrepresentations, if that is possible.

Raped women can have a Me Too moment. Slandered, unprotected Jews can do the same.

An Ex-Muslim’s map of motive.

by Aynaz Anni Cyrus | June 6, 2025

Click Link Below For Article

“Free Palestine” + Burned Jews = Motive Unknown

By Victor Sharpe

Coins from the Bar Kochba revolt, taken from the monumental work of Yigael Yadin, Bar – Kochba, and taken from the memorial and heritage Kfar Etzion. (Photo by Unknown author, Public Domain)

Throughout the Arab and Muslim world, the territory between the River Jordan and the Mediterranean Sea is still called Palestine, while the name, Israel, is maliciously blotted out.

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By Seth Frantzman | June 6, 2025

A delegation from the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) met with the new Syrian government in Damascus on June 1. The talks are aimed at fully integrating the autonomous eastern Syria region’s military and civilian institutions into the state’s new institutions. The meeting followed a March meeting between Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) leader Mazlum Abdi and Syrian President Ahmad al Sharaa, which became a turning point in talks between eastern Syria and Damascus.

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FDD | June 6, 2025

Latest Developments

• Iran Orders Missile Fuel Ingredient: Iran has ordered thousands of tons of a key ingredient in ballistic missile fuel from China as it seeks to rebuild its missile arsenal and those of its various terrorist proxies throughout the Middle East. According to a June 5 report in The Wall Street Journal, the Iranian Pishgaman Tejarat Rafi Novin Co. recently ordered a large shipment of ammonium perchlorate from Hong Kong-based Lion Commodities Holdings Ltd., sufficient to provide fuel for an estimated 800 ballistic missiles. The Chinese Foreign Ministry denied being aware of the contract, saying that it strictly controls the export of “dual-use items.”

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