Arlene Bridges Samuels | All Israel News | September 5, 2025

After a recent U.S. State Department decision, much of the world has reacted with outrage, vehemently opposing what is in reality a prudent and long-overdue American policy. The cause of the uproar? The Department of State (DOS) has revoked visas for Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas and 80 PA officials, preventing them from attending the upcoming United Nations General Assembly in New York City, scheduled for September 9 to 23.

The DOS statement affirmed: “It is in our national security interests to hold the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization) and PA (Palestinian Authority) accountable for failing to honor their commitments and for undermining prospects for peace.” It further emphasized that only groups that “consistently repudiate terrorism, including the October 7 massacre, and end incitement to terrorism in education” can be regarded as credible partners for peace.

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Peloni:  Exercising and maintaining national sovereignty rather than dependency is what provides longevity for any given nation.

Israel’s reticence over the past three decades allowed its despotic adversaries to acquire military capabilities of ominous scope.

…the proposition that democracies are generally at peace with each other is [so] strongly supported… [it] has led some scholars to claim that this finding is probably the closest thing that we have to a law in international politics—Profs. Zeev Maoz & Bruce Russett, “Alliances, Contiguity, Wealth and Political Stability: Is the Lack of Conflict among Democracies a Statistical Artifact?” International Interactions, Vol. 17, No. 3, 1992, pp. 245-6

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Joseph Shellim

Reject Muslims as ‘Palestinians’ – the name Rome applied to Judea 600 years before Islam was born, stolen by Egyptian-born Arafat.

by Rafael Medoff

So Hamas does lie, after all.

Reporting on Israel’s elimination of another senior Hamas terrorist in Gaza on September 1, the Times noted, in the article’s second paragraph: “Hamas has rarely acknowledged the deaths of its leaders in real time, often taking weeks or months to concede their demise.”

Weeks or months! The Times is, in effect, admitting that for weeks or months at a time, Hamas spokesmen lie—claiming that one or another of its leaders is alive, when in fact they’re dead.

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Faced with the collapse of their two-state dream, Israel’s left wing and ‘The New York Times’ have turned the Hamas massacre into a weapon against Netanyahu

by Gadi Taub | Tablet | Aug 20, 2025

October 7 presented the Israeli left with a daunting challenge: how to prevent the Hamas massacre from sounding the death knell of its most cherished dream, the so-called two-state solution. Having witnessed the vast majority of the Palestinian public cheer Hamas’ savagery, the last thing Israelis wanted to hear was plans for future partition of their land, never mind a peace agreement. Faced with this popular rejection of its central platform, the left first had to focus on preventing the right from consolidating its growing majority, to avert total collapse.

But how could the left leverage an event that showed its side was wrong in its fundamental assumptions about Israel’s neighbors against the right, whose position was vindicated? The answer is simple: Lay Oct. 7 at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s feet.

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By Geller Report Staff – on September 4, 2025

Screengrab via X

No condemnation from the detestable antisemites and Israel-haters. No Jews, no news.

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Barry Shaw IISS and Dr Mordechai Kedar give you the evidence

Peloni:  Free Press interviews Gazans who describe how Al Jazeera intimately coordinates with Hamas to keep people from speaking out against the terrorist regime

https://twitter.com/PeaceComCenter/status/1962925792406450258

By Seth Frantzman | September 4, 2025

On September 2, the state-controlled Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported that Damascus intercepted an arms shipment destined for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the US-supported military force of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES). The news is the latest indication of increasing tensions between Syria’s official government and factions in eastern Syria.

In March, SDF leader Mazloum Abdi met with Syrian transitional President Ahmed al Sharaa to discuss a roadmap toward integrating eastern Syria into the new government. However, the two entities have come into conflict several times since.

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Peloni:  This is an important achievement.  India and Israel have many common interests and have been steadily developing common initiatives together in recent years as well in areas of trade, defense and investment.  Still, the recent moves by Washington placing severe sanctions on India made this deal all the more expected.

All Israel News Staff | Published: September 4, 2025

The Prime Minister of Israel, Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu being seen off by the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, on his departure from Ahmedabad on January 17, 2018. Photo by Prime Minister’s Office (GODL-India), GODL-India, Wikipedia

Israel and India are set to sign a major economic bilateral agreement in the coming weeks, Ynet News reported Wednesday.

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Peloni:  Professor Francisco Gil-White explains the absurdity under which Israel has been acting.  He also explains the complexity which remains if the people of Gaza remain in Gaza.

By Hugh Fitzgerald | Sept 4, 2025

The UN has said that in all the wars fought since 1945, the civilian-to-combatant ratio of deaths has been 9:1. In Afghanistan, the Western powers brought that figure down to 4:1, and in Iraq, to 3:1. But no army in history has managed to bring that ratio to below 1:1, as Israel has done in Gaza, with 17,800 civilians killed because of the war, and 26,000 Hamas combatants killed. Shouldn’t this feat by the IDF be shouted from the rooftops?

The International Association of Genocide Scholars, which has wrongfully and in outrage of the evidence accused Israel of “genocide,” also criticizes Israel because some Israeli politicians have called for the forced expulsion of people from Gaza. Some Israeli leaders — a minority — have called for the forced expulsion of people from Gaza.

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Peloni:  The most ridiculous aspect of this report is that it comes on the heals of Trump having raised the demand of releasing proof to establish the merits of Operation Warp Speed.  Indeed, in making this demand he even raise the fact that if  OWS was less successful than reported to him, this should be acknowledged as well, making the praise for the project all the more troublesome.

Janet Levy

Image by US DoD – https://www.defense.gov/Explore/Spotlight/Coronavirus/Operation-Warp-Speed/#, Public Domain, Wikipedia

OWS was a disaster and continues to have a negative impact on the health of Americans.

Pfizer CEO and WEF leader Anthony Bourla is attempting to manipulate the narrative and present the highly lucrative injections his company distributed in a favorable light. This despite the substantive level of morbidity and mortality suffered by recipients worldwide.

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Peloni:  The matters which most align a nation towards its identity, and thereby instill a sense of unity, such as was clearly the effect of 9/11, are what makes nations strong, and thus become the very target of those whose goals are more globalist in nature, as opposed to being nationalist. Hence, we saw the inexplicable war which came to be waged by the Left on the memory of 911, and even for the respect for the lives who were savagely stolen that day.

9/11: Some Say, “Always Remember,” But Many Have Already Forgotten

By Robin M. Itzler | Am Thinker | Sept 4, 2025

As we approach another somber September 11, you will frequently hear “always remember.” The fact is, many Americans have already forgotten.

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Peloni:  Israel’s US Amb. Dr. Yechiel Leiter shares, among other matters, his attempt to deal with Israel’s failing bipartisan support in the US.  While many will challenge that it is a fool’s errand to mend this fence, it is vital for Israel’s relationship with the US to have the support of both parties, both for Israel and for America I would argue.

Israel's Ambassador to the U.S., Dr. @yechielleiter, exposes the lies of the Woke Left & Right, shares Israel's vision for the "Day After" in Gaza, and discusses his gameplan for preserving bipartisan support for ?? in the ??.

Don't miss this important episode of @MisgavINSen…

— Asher Fredman ??? ????? (@fredman_a) September 3, 2025

As long as the Lebanese army does not begin disarming Hezbollah, Lebanon can forget about an Israeli withdrawal from strategic positions along the border that are vital to the security of communities in the Upper Galilee.

The war launched against Israel by the Hezbollah terrorist organization on Oct. 8, 2023, the day after Hamas’ murderous surprise attack on communities near the Gaza border, ended in Hezbollah’s defeat. Much of its senior leadership and military command was eliminated, as were many of its military capabilities. Yet this was not an absolute victory. Hezbollah was not destroyed and still retains considerable strength, waiting for the moment to rise again.

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