By Steve Emerson, IPT

From the Foreword to “CAIR’s Antisemitism Unmasked”:

Since its corporate inception in 1994, CAIR has been the number one promoter of incendiary vile antisemitic tropes and conspiracies in the U.S. by any “mainstream” Islamist group. I use the word mainstream in quotations because CAIR has successfully duped virtually the entire media establishment—many of whom have willingly collaborated—into portraying this Hamas front group as a “Muslim civil rights organization.” CAIR is soaked with antisemitism, yet we hear NOT a word about this reality from the gatekeepers.

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T. Belman. Saudi Arabia: Woman Sentenced to 34 Years for Tweets

CONTROL RISKS

After a year marked by a massive oil windfall and major project announcements, the progress of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MbS)’s flagship development plan, Vision 2030, can be seen in the data and on the ground. Our analysts look at how Vision 2030 is – and is not – changing life and business in Saudi Arabia. 

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Netanyahu, you ran on a ticket of restoring security and you won a sixth term. If the government can’t do what you promised – let better qualified people take charge.

 By  Ariel Kahana, ISRAEL HAYOM 06-21-2023 15:52<
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We don’t want any more promises of “hunting down the killers”; we are sick and tired of such statements. We don’t need any lecturing on “the bloody toll that comes with living on this land.” We know this because we live this reality day in and day out.

Please spare us the thoughts and prayers you express over the hardships of the “hero settlers.” Such comments can’t bring people back from the dead. You can also spare us the exposes and the reenactments and the snuff videos. We have had enough of all this, which contributes nothing. What’s worse – it can’t stop the next terrorist attack from happening. What we need is action; immediate, forceful, and targeted measures. Yes, I am talking about military action, not just ridiculous regional talks in Aqaba or for-show summits in Sharm al-Sheikh.
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Here’s what real Americans think of Biden’s desperate indictment of Trump.

by Wayne Allyn Root, FPM 22.6.23

I told you so.

I’ve spent two and a half years now reporting Democrats get away with murder, while Republicans face life in prison for jaywalking. Does anyone disagree now, after former President Donald Trump’s indictment?

I spent last week on my TV and radio shows, and in my syndicated newspaper column, reporting that Trump would go UP in the polls after his latest criminal indictment.
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The Georgia secretary of state’s office is relying on a report commissioned by Dominion regarding the company’s voting machines.

By Natalia Mittelstadt, JUST THE NEWS June 21, 2023

Georgia is delaying a software update for its Dominion voting machines until after the 2024 presidential election, despite cybersecurity experts warning of  vulnerabilities.

A nearly 2-year-old report was finally made public last week and showed Dominion voting machines had significant vulnerabilities, which led the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to issue a public advisory last year based on the findings. Read more…

By Andrea Widburg, AM THINKER

A point I often make is that Donald Trump’s travails were not because of Democrats. Instead, they were because of Republicans. Had the Republicans supported him, the past seven years would have been very different. And if you doubt that Republicans are a problem, just check out how the Republicans in North Dakota’s legislature vote.

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Ministerial committee to discuss legislation to strip group of licensing power, and possibly to end its participation in key Judicial Selection Committee

By CARRIE KELLER-LYNN      21 June 2023, 8:38 pm  

Lawyers vote in the Israel Bar Association election at the Magistrate’s Court in Jerusalem, June 20, 2023 (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

Hours after the coalition’s preferred candidate to lead the Israel Bar Association acknowledged defeat in the vote, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party on Wednesday prepared to advance a bill to strip the IBA of much of its authority.

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T. Belman. Mike recommends annexation but no national voting rights to the Palestinians living in the territories to be annexed. He obviously is unperturbed by the prospect of reducing the Jewish majority in Israel. What he recommends is little different from Caroline Glick’s One State Plan. Glick ‘s plan provided a path to citizenship and voting rights. Mike doesn’t say so but he knows that ultimately they will be given voting rights.

Mike is a friend of mine and knows the Jordan Option in detail. In fact he attended the 2017 conference. He disappoints me in not backing  compensated emigration as first proposed by Martin Sherman, then by Moshe Feiglin and by me. He obviously thinks its a non-starter. Yoram Ettinger agrees with Mike, notwithstanding my many meetings with them. Mikes’s plan seems to agree with “Allow Palestinian Arabs to obtain Israeli residency status and dismantle the PA” which also ignores compensated emigration as a necessary part of the solution.;

The ‘occupation’ is a bad thing, all agree. Since it is suicide to allow a PA state, the only option is sovereignty and annexation. 

By Michael L. Wise, INN

Terrorism in Israel is encouraged and motivated by the belief that terrorism will force Israel to seek a two-state solution – the creation of a Palestinian Arab state on what they call the ‘West Bank’ of the former Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan (Judea and Samaria). Terrorism triggered the Oslo Accords in 1993-1995 and drove Israel withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and parts of northern Samaria in 2005.

Israel must end the two-state delusion and declare sovereignty in Judea and Samaria!
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National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who heads the ministry in charge of the police, was not invited to a security assessment following a deadly shooting attack in the West Bank Tuesday.

Channel 12 news quoted government officials as saying the omission was deliberate, because the minister, who chairs the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, is not trusted.

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T. Belman.  Parts of the map aren’t shown. Go to MEE to see them. It seems to me that the US should remain in Syria, east of the Euphrates River . It should remain there and cut off traffic from Iran thereby lessening Iran’s hold on Syria. It is in an enormous battle with Russia in Ukraine. Why is it so tolerant of the Russian presence and influence in Syria?  It could easily mobilize support of Syrian rebels and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the 3 million Kurds and kick Russia out.  Why don’t they? Secondly it is adjacent to the Kurdish section of Iran, (10 million Kurds), and Kurdistan (7 million Kurds) which is an autonomous region of Iraq. The US is missing a huge opportunity to  support the Iranian and Iraqi Kurds to its advantage. Turkey has 12 to 20 million Kurds.

US military presence there has morphed into a low-level forever war as Bashar al-Assad rejoins regional fold

By Sean Mathews, ME EYE 15.6.23

The US said on Wednesday it was sending F-22 fighter jets to Syria to counter threats from Russia, underlining how a military mission that started with the aim of combating the Islamic State militant (IS) group has turned into a wider geopolitical scramble.
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GLAZOV GANG

Daniel discusses Indicting Trump & Killing America, exposing The Left’s sinister world of destroying attorney-client privilege and manipulating laws to suppress political opposition.

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Shamir was guided by principles, values and history-steered vision/ideology, not by pollsters and public opinion consultants. 

By Amb.(ret.) Yoram Ettinger, INN 21.6.23

In 1989, at the conclusion of a meeting between Prime Minister Shamir and Senate Majority and Minority Leaders, George Mitchell and Bob Dole, the latter told Shamir: “The Majority Leader and I completely disagree with your policies, but immensely respect you because you are tough!”

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Band-Aid solutions ignore the need for open-heart surgery. 

By Hanan Greenwood, INN 21.6.23

Eli terror attack victimsTPS photo

(JNS) The second intifada that erupted some 20 years ago was named Operation High Tide-Low Tide by the IDF. This is very apt for the current events that have plagued Israel as of late. Back then, many were in denial that terrorist organizations had grown stronger. They were convinced that targeted strikes would be enough to solve the situation. This flawed paradigm is once again prevalent among a lot of Israelis.

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Ep. 5 As in most of the developing world, it's safer to be the president's son than his opponent. pic.twitter.com/AtRRaxYSjs

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) June 20, 2023

UN WATCH

• Today in Geneva, the UN’s permanent Commission of Inquiry against Israel headed by Navi Pillay presented a skewed report accusing the Jewish state of “war crimes” and of targeting human rights activists. UN Watch Legal Advisor Dina Rovner refuted the false claims of the report in a detailed legal rebuttal.

• UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer took the floor today in the Human Rights Council debate, calling out the inquiry’s bias. Mr. Neuer will testify before a hearing of the United States Congress on Thursday morning.

• The inquiry’s distortion of history was exposed in the following essay published in The Algemeiner today by Dr. Shany Mor, UN Watch’s Director of Research.

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T. Belman. Nides “I condemn in the strongest terms the senseless murder of four innocent Israelis today – my heart is with their grieving family members.” Notice, he doesn’t say who carried out the murders. he also labels the murders as “senseless”. What did he mean by that? And he failed to  to label the murders a terrorist attack AT FIRST.

State Department appears to double down on Nides’ moral equivalence

Amb. Michael Herzog accuses Amb. Thomas Nides of disrespecting memory of terror victims by equating deadly attack with Jenin battle.

Israel National News 20.6.23 9:03 PM

Amb. NidesGilad Korlechik

US Ambassador to Israel Thomas Nides drew criticism over his initial response to Tuesday’s deadly terrorist attack near Eli, drawing comparisons to the fierce gun battle between Israeli security forces in Jenin yesterday (Monday) in which seven soldiers were injured and six terrorists were killed.

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TIERNEY’S REAL NEWS

On the same day we find out Trump’s criminal trial on the documents hoax has been fast-tracked to just 8 weeks from today we also find out Hunter Biden has been given a plea deal (probation) for the entire laptop.

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by Jonathan Spyer, The Jerusalem Post, June 16, 2023

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PJAK FIGHTERS observe Newroz, a Kurdish spring festival, Qandil Mountains, 2021. (credit: PJAK)

Firstly, the de facto alliance with the US in Syria has brought the cluster of movements around the KNK to an unprecedented level of relevance in Middle Eastern geopolitics. Secondly, the uprising in Iran that followed the killing of the Iranian Kurdish woman Jina Mahsa Amini in September 2022 has returned the question of Iran’s internal stability in general, and of its management of its national minorities in particular, to center stage at a crucial moment for the region.

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Intent to Strike Crimea with British Storm Shadows and US HIMARS, Russian Precision Strikes, Kiev Regime Offensive Falters, and more

By Mark Sleboda, REAL POLITICK      20.6.23

Radio Interview on the Final Countdown 20/06/23

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