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Recent reports suggest a concerning development surrounding the January 6 committee. Jesse Watters of Fox News has claimed that the committee tasked with investigating the events of January 6, may have destroyed nearly half of its evidence.
T. Belman. Considering how Bibi was a lapdog for WHO and Pfizer during the Covid pandemic, his acceptance of this loss of sovereignty greatly concerns me.
by Moshe Tokayer, FRONTLINE NEWS
“Negotiations for new rules for dealing with pandemics are currently underway at the World Health Organization (WHO). The organization’s 194 member countries, including Israel, plan on adopting a legally binding agreement by May 2024. The updated rules will give the WHO the ability to declare a pandemic, even against the wishes of member states.”
By Prof. Phyllis Chesler, INN 7.8.23
I’m a Jew, a feminist, an author, and an academic. I believe in universal human rights. I am not a multi-cultural relativist. I do not respect the postcolonial academy, which brought about the palestinianization of intellectual reality, and which projected Islam’s apartheid practices onto Israel. I oppose the consequent worship of victim status, identity politics and the balkanization of identity.
Princeton University (Photo: Jay Yuan/Shutterstock)
Israeli human rights organization Shurat HaDin on Monday issued a letter of notice to Princeton University over the inclusion of a textbook that alleges that the IDF was purposefully maiming and harvesting the organs of Palestinians.
In a letter addressed to university dean Prof. Gene A. Jarrett, Shurat HaDin reprimanded the institute after learning that a Humanities course taught there would include the book “The Right to Maim: Debility, Capacity, Disability.”
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Libya, Qatar, and Zimbabwe were among members of the UN’s 54-nation Economic and Social Council, a principal organ of the world body, who voted on July 26th to single out Israel as the only country in the world to be rebuked by the council this year for allegedly violating women’s rights.
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By Kenneth Abramowitz, THE JEWISH VOICE
This remarkable book on “The Soros Agenda” by Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld focuses on the challenges emanating from the Globalists/progressive cabal. Globalists strive for a World government managed by “experts” and deep thinkers who could solve the world’s problems, supposedly to everybody’s benefit. Globalists do not believe in or respect sovereign nations, claiming such views are too self-centered and provincial. Globalists also do not respect religions. Instead, they work to create “universal” laws that would serve to replace God with themselves as the Lords of the universe.
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By Col. (Res.) Dr. Eran Lerman, JISS Aug 9, 2023,)
Eli Cohen’s Visit to Greece as an Indication of Israel’s Priorities
The convincing win by Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ Nea Dimokratia (ND, New Democracy) center-right party in the second round of the Greek parliamentary elections on June 25 stabilizes the political scene in Athens. Since the Greek constitutional system significantly rewards the party with the most votes in a second round, ND now has an absolute majority of 158 out of 300 in parliament. In effect, it completes a cycle of elections in key Eastern Mediterranean nations, confirming experienced political figures in office:
By Amir Tibon AND Ben Samuels, HAARETZ
On Wednesday, the Wall Street journal reported that U.S. officials said Israel will make concessions to the Palestinians in order to facilitate the agreement. Those same officials estimated that a normalization deal between the two countries can be reached within nine to 12 months, though the report adds that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is in no rush to reach a deal.
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Mudar Zahran tweeted Aug 9th
#Jordan is the alpha and the omega. Jordan is the key to the entire matrix that has been enslaving us, humans, on this planet. Therefore, #Jordan‘s kinglet had enjoyed absolute protection from the globalists, because his fall will lead to the fall of all of the cabal’s puppets in the entire Middle East region… Today, the cabal is unable to protect itself, hence, the kinglet is just the remnants of a filthy period that will soon be thrown into the cesspool of the past…..
@KingAbdullahII you are so done bud.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, June 6, 2023
The White House said on Wednesday that there was no agreed framework to codify an Israeli-Saudi normalization deal.
The denial came after The Wall Street Journal reported that the US and Saudi Arabia have a working plan in place to bring about Israel-Saudi normalization in the next year.
T. Belman. At least fifty years ago I read Israelis and Jews. Israel’s Jews were asked whether they see themselves as Israelis or Jews. The division which existed then, exists today.
It is hard to imagine both gr0ups coming together on a common vision. Perhaps Israel should be divided into two areas, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Tel Aviv would include the coastal region and Jerusalem would be the rest. Tel Aviv would be a liberal democracy or what ever they decide and Jerusalem would be as Jewish as it wants. The government of Israel would levy taxes on both groups and will be responsible for defence and national infrastructure and whatever other duties both sides gave it.
Of course both sides would fight over the budget. Tel Aviv would be much richer and Jerusalem much needier.
David Ben-Gurion (credit: GPO)
We stand witness today to an escalating identity crisis in Israel, one that threatens to cascade into a full-fledged constitutional dilemma. This crisis transcends the realms of mere political turbulence or potential judicial transformations. It dives deep into the ideological heart of the nation, reflecting a divide between two considerable Jewish factions with divergent visions of what Israel should be.
David M. Weinberg, ISRAEL HAYOM 6.8.23
It is important to refute the many arguments being bandied about against a peace deal involving Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the United States.
I think that the doubters and naysayers, as well as those who actively are trying to sabotage such an agreement, are wrong. Wrong about the chances for a deal (I think they are high), wrong about the risks of a deal (much lower than feared), and wrong about the worth of a peace breakthrough (much higher than imagined).
By Leah Rosenberg, ISRAEL UNWIRED
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been trying since the Knesset went into recess to calm the tensions regarding the legal reform, but the Maariv reports that there is an attempt from his party to sway him to officially promote the reform plan as it was before being reduced during negotiations with the opposition.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK – MAY 8: Orthodox Jews come out into the streets of the Borough Park neighborhood to dance, sing, and light fires during the celebration of the annual Lag Baomer holiday, May 8, 2023 in Brooklyn, New York. (Photo by Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images)[/caption]
The Times’ Eliza Shapiro — self-described “serious reporter who doesn’t pull punches” — is seen in the massive volume of communications, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, discussing with the New York State Education Department how “we” can craft comment for the first story launching the Times’ series of articles targeting yeshivas, and giving the government almost a full business-week longer than the schools to comment. Emails also show she worked with the government to direct blame for the Times’ allegations, and coordinated timing on publishing with a vote to regulate the religious schools.
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Finance Minister and Religious Zionism party chief Bezalel Smotrich leads his party’s faction meeting at Jerusalem’s Knesset, May 8, 2023. (Oren Ben Hakoon/ Flash90)
In his latest move to curtail funds earmarked for the Arab public, Finance Minister Betzalel Smotrich announced on Monday the freeze of a five-year, NIS 2.5 billion ($680 million) plan for the development of East Jerusalem, citing the program’s inclusion of funds for a preparatory program (mechina) for Arab students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) speaks with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich during a cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem on June 18, 2023. (Amit Shabi/Pool)
Amid a growing outcry and accusations of racism, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Tuesday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supports his decision to freeze a higher education plan for East Jerusalem, and reiterated that additionally he would not transfer money previously set aside for economic development in Arab local authorities.
By Christopher Roach, AM GREATNESS
At the end of the classic independent film Reservoir Dogs, the characters end up in a Mexican standoff. The criminal gang’s ringleader, Joe, insists that Mr. Orange is working with the police, even though he is dying on the floor, having been shot during a failed jewelry store heist. Mr. White – the crooks use aliases – insists that Joe is wrong. Guns get drawn. Mr. White demands some proof for Joe’s claim about Mr. Orange. Joe angrily responds, “You don’t need proof when you have instinct!” You can watch the (admittedly brutal) scene here.
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