By | Mar 2, 2025
Israeli Professor Yisrael (Robert) Aumann, who was awarded the 2005 Nobel in Economics for his work on game theory, has considered the innocents-for-terrorists deal made between Israel and Hamas, and concludes that it is “crazy.” More of his views on the exchange can be found here: “Nobel laureate on terrorist release deal: ‘We’re killing ourselves,’” by David Isaac, JNS, February 27, 2025:
Southern Syria’s Druze Community Seeks Security and Stability Through Israeli Support.
Israfan | March 4, 2025
In the heart of southern Syria, the Druze community faces a pivotal moment as regional dynamics shift dramatically. Amid the aftermath of President Bashar al-Assad’s fall, many Druze residents view Israel as a potential safeguard against emerging threats.
Peloni: The shift of US policy to end the Ukraine war has implications throughout the world, not least of all in Israel, as explained by Gen. Avivi. Notably, Ukraine’s attempts at defeating Russia are neither salvageable nor in America’s interest, and recognizing this fact solves many problems at once, not least of all is the freedom of Russia from its too tight connections with Iran and China. The US ending the war in Ukraine, however, should have no implications for Israel as US opposition to the Armeggedonist Iran achieving its nuclear ambitions should be understood to be an existential threat to Israel, the West, and the US, and the small window to prevent this eventuality gives Trump little opportunity to ignore the Iranian threat even if it was his desire to do so.
Peloni: I would argue that the use of foreign sanctions on Israeli citizens bears a significant threat against Israel’s national sovereignty no matter the motivation for doing so. The fact that the Leftists employed these tools of coercion and penalty against the Right using the abuse of power of the American Democrats should not lead us to believe that the Right should now employ these same tools against the Left under the power of the American Republicans. Instead, I would argue that the corruption which has subverted the conservative goals of national sovereignty and consent of the governed should be resolved by a domestic movement, rather than being forced upon the Israeli nation from abroad. Or so I would argue. What do others say on this topic?
Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya | X | March 4, 2025
Elon Musk’s response to my post—viewed by over a million people, mostly on X—exposing the unprecedented Israeli juristocratic rot on a global scale, raises a fundamental question for the democratic camp in Israel: Where do we go from here?
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Only Israel can be the sovereign rebuilding Gaza with Jewish resettlement, acting as the most powerful deterrent against our enemies, ensuring that Trump’s “peace through strength” is implemented.
By AVI ABELOW |MARCH 2, 2025
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shake hands during their joint press conference, Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017, in the East Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. (Official White House Photo by Benjamin D. Applebaum)
I sit in my home, overlooking the Path of the Patriarchs, and see the fields where Ruth and Naomi labored. In the distance, I see Bethlehem, the birthplace of King David, and the tomb of our matriarch Rachel.
Peloni: With this statement, the Arab nations involved have declared their support for October 7 slaughter and their anticipation of the next one. There is only one plan to avoid this eventuality, and it is thru facilitated emigration of the Jew Hating psychopaths in Gaza. See Ted Belman’s visionary works of The Genesis of the Jordan Option and “Confederation with Jordan” and Memo to Kushner for details.
Arab states eager to preserve two-state solution, prevent displacement of Gaza residents
Flag map of Arab League By DrRandomFactor – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0
A month after U.S. President Donald Trump presented a plan to evacuate Gaza residents, turning the Gaza Strip into “the Riviera of the Middle East,” Arab countries are meeting in Cairo for an emergency summit designed to formulate a counter-proposal for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office in Jerusalem admitted for the first time on Saturday that it had received but did not pass on an alert from the security establishment, just hours before the tragic Hamas Oct. 7 invasion and attack on Israel’s southern Gaza border communities.
FDD| Mar 2, 2025
Peloni: Must Read Article
By Janet Levy | Am Thinker | Mar 3, 2025
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A new, Godless, quasi-religion—One Health—is being thrust upon the world. Its apostles say it will save humanity, or rather, life itself. Allied with Marxism in its denigration of the “exploitive nature of capitalism” as is demonstrated in the green movement, it debases humankind by equating us with, even putting us below, all other life forms. Its principal church is the World Health Organization (WHO), so President Donald Trump’s threat to withdraw from the WHO—or gain American control over it—must be seen in the light of this globalist agenda.
Peloni: Egypt would rather go to war with Israel, a war which they will lose, than to allow the Gazans to leave Gaza. Mind you that Egypt has over a hundred million people, all of whom are so well instructed in antisemitism that Yair Pinto admits not being able to divulge that he is an Israeli when going to Egypt, yet Sisi claims his nation would be under threat from taking even a fraction of the 1.5 million Gazans. The disengenous nature of this claim is made clear when considering that Sisi also objects to the Gazans being allowed to seek refuge elsewhere in the world, even with the support of the Gazans themselves in doing so.
Peloni: Pay particular attention to the discussion of what the consequences might be should Ukraine lose US soft assets. Quite simply, it would be Ukriane’s greatest nightmare.
Is Olmert’s story as straightforward as the media portrays it or is there something that the news outlets missed?
By Michael Gross – Cropped from State Dept photo Secretary Rice With Prime Minister Ehud Olmert of Israel, Public Domain
Ehud Olmert is (incredibly) generating headlines once again.
The BBC breathlessly reported on February 23 that “the map Olmert had drawn up now has an almost mythical status. Various interpretations have appeared over the years, but he has never revealed it to the media. Until now.”
Peloni: The funding of terror against Israel has been a world wide spectacle, which Israel was forced to perform the vital role in assisting under pressure from her presumed allies.
FDD | Feb 28, 2025
Latest Developments
OSINTdefender | X | March 2, 2025
The spokesperson for the White House National Security Council Brian Hughes has told Barak Ravid of Axios that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to halt aid shipments into the Gaza Strip was backed by the Trump administration and that Hamas is “no longer… pic.twitter.com/k97syHDoeZ
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) March 2, 2025
The spokesperson for the White House National Security Council Brian Hughes has told Barak Ravid of Axios that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to halt aid shipments into the Gaza Strip was backed by the Trump administration and that Hamas is “no longer interested in a negotiated ceasefire.”
Full statement from the spokesperson:
“Israel has negotiated in good faith since the beginning of this administration to ensure the release of hostages held captive by Hamas terrorists. We will support their decision on next steps given Hamas has indicated it’s no longer interested in a negotiated ceasefire”
Peloni: Trump’s proposal of Palestinian emigration is the only plan which will deals with the conflict in a manner which is intent upon pursuing stability in the region and which might benefit the Palestinians and Israelis alike. It is a reflection of the history of the region, and the internationally supported Jordanian war crime which came to strip its former citizens of their rights and subject them to standards of living to which the US has objected for some time. This and many other key aspects of the conflict are discussed by Mudar Zahran in the following article. Please read.
By Mudar Zahran | Am Thinker | Mar 1, 2025
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Jordan is historically part of Palestine, with the majority of its population being Palestinian. Given these facts, Jordan should logically serve as the natural homeland for displaced Palestinians rather than advocating for a separate Palestinian state in the West Bank or Gaza. However, the Hashemite monarchy, which has ruled Jordan since its creation as a British protectorate, actively disenfranchises Palestinian Jordanians, maintaining them in a second-class status while simultaneously portraying itself as a champion of Palestinian rights.Western policymakers often justify Jordan’s treatment of Palestinians by referencing the events of 1970, when King Hussein used the Pakistani army to crush an attempted PLO takeover. However, declassified White House documents suggest a different perspective. Then–U.S. secretary of State Henry Kissinger viewed the idea of Palestinian self-rule in Jordan as the chance for a solution to the Palestinian question. In a White House memo to President Nixon, Kissinger argued that a Palestinian-led government in Jordan could provide “a Palestinian settlement.”
FDD | Feb 28, 2025
IDF Investigation of October 7 Finds Hamas Was Developing Attack Plan in 2016: On Thursday Doron Kadosh, military correspondent for Israel Army Radio, wrote about the IDF’s investigation into the failures of October 7, noting that according to the findings, Hamas decided to launch a large surprise attack following Operation Guardian of the Walls in 2021. A Hamas document found in Gaza in 2021 stated, “The defeat of Israel is not impossible. Imagine that if there were a conflict on all fronts, the enemy would not be able to hold out. We must prepare for the liberation, this has now become feasible.” However, as early as 2016, Hamas was preparing a plan for Nukhba forces to attack Israel and take hostages. After Yahya Sinwar came to power in Gaza in 2017, Hamas decided to add deception to the plan. It considered launching the attack twice in 2022, once in April and once in September, when it discussed carrying it out during the Jewish holidays in October. The IDF does not know why Hamas chose not to attack that year. A Hamas document states: “We must continue to work to convince the enemy that Hamas in Gaza is interested in calm and is working for economic prosperity …”
Peloni: Mike Doran, in a conversation with Dan Diker, discusses how the Biden administration structured their response to October 7 to revitalize the Two State Solution(TSS) to block the Right wing govt while also maintaining the administration’s momentum towards their Iranian Pivot away and from Israel. Doran goes on to explain that the TSS is simply not going to happen due to Israeli and American interests and Israeli public shift against the TSS. Doran asserts that the Turks and the Israelis will come to a “quiet accommodation” based on the major security interests of the two nations, while still having significant disagreements on issues such as Gaza and the Palestinians. It is his suggestion that the US should facilitate the cooperation of Turkey and Israel, despite these differences. Despite Erdogan’s very recent call for retaking Jerusalem, Doran explains that Turkey is not looking for a fight with Israel, that it balances threats from the Balkans, Iran, Russia, the Caucuses and the Middle East, all at once resulting in the Turkish military maintaining a very cautious perspective. Despite this view, it should be recalled that among all of these threats being balanced by the Turks, Iran was among the most overt and tangible, and with the Mullah’s hopefully soon to be extinction, this would result in a power vacuum in the Middle East which the Turks will certainly try to fill, just as they did in Syria after the Israelis decimated Hezbollah. Such a possible eventuality would be a grave threat to Israel, as Turkey heads the radical Sunni Axis, which is far less objectionable to the Sunni nations of the region than the radical Shia Axis which Iran heads.
