Peloni:  Hamas was suppose to be disarmed within 36hrs following the adoption of Trump’s 20 Point Plan.  At this point, the only negotiation which should be pursued with these savages is where they might prefer to be buried.  The IDF should eliminate this scourge once and for all, and without further efforts of negotiating the violated negotiations which continue to evolve to benefit the terrorists while ignoring there already overdue deadline for destruction.  It is time to end the negotiations, and to end Hamas’ control in Gaza as well.

Hamas continues to refuse calls for disarmament, blames Israel for ‘ceasefire violations’

All Israel News Staff | Published: June 4, 2026

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a global leadership summit on the end of the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas at the Tonino Lamborghini International Convention Center in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Monday, October 13, 2025. Photo by Daniel Torok – Flickr, Public Domain, Wikipedia

Hamas is attempting to formulate a new ceasefire outline, with help from Turkey and Egypt, which is intended to revive mediation efforts between the terror group and Israel, Saudi news organization Asharq Al-Awsat reported.

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Peloni:  It is important to grasp the importance of the Abraham Accords to Trump’s greater strategy.  In the 2026 National Security Strategy (NSS), Trump identified the relevance of multiple states working together with the Chinese against America.  It also referenced  the importance of American allies to share the burden of being able to enforce American interests in their relative regions.  With regards to the Middle East, this policy was acutely relevant as America intends to pivot towards Asia.  So the demand which Trump made regarding the Muslim nations joining the Abraham Accords (AA), while representing a tall ask, was an essential aspect of Trump’s regional policy as referenced in the NSS.  What is more is that the AA specifically promotes peace with the Muslim states as a priority over the pursuit of a second Pal state, and as the comments below indicate, this tall ask by Trump represents a bridge too far for the Muslim states. 

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Camera.org | June 3, 2026

A wave of antisemitic incidents have come to light at an elite Minnesota private school:

?A teacher wore a keffiyeh on the anniversary of the Oct. 7 massacre.
?The school hosted an anti-Israel professor who smeared Israel as a “settler-colonial state.”
?Administrators… https://t.co/2rnA708GqV pic.twitter.com/ERIu5BTzGU

— CAMERA (@CAMERA4Truth) June 3, 2026

A wave of antisemitic incidents have come to light at an elite Minnesota private school:

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Every day you get a new deck of cards

by Mordechai Nisan | English Review | June 2026

IDF unit searching for members of Arab terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip. Photo by Photographer: Israel Press and Photo Agency (I.P.P.A.) / Dan Hadani collection, National Library of Israel / CC BY 4.0, CC BY 4.0, Wikipedia

Surprise, Surprise. Russia fell victim to the Nazi Barbarossa Operation when Germany initiated a surprise attack on June 22, 1941, to eradicate communism and occupy the western part of the country. The Soviet Union recovered and defeated Nazi Germany.

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Peloni:  Ambassador Yoram Ettinger provides a clear example of how important a role Israel plays in the US military, and what is described as ‘aid’ is actually an American investment in its own future capabilities that are derived from the US-Israeli partnership, which has secured an exponential return on this investment for the American people.

Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger | “Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative” | June 4, 2026

IAF F-4 Phantom “Kornass” retired combat jet, Israeli Air Force, Independence Day 2017. Photo by Zachi Evenor from Israel – IAF-F-4-Phantom–Independence-Day-2017-Tel-Nof-IZE-090, CC BY 2.0, Wikipedia

*Israel has been the largest research and development center, outside the US, for the US’ commercial high tech sector.  Over 250 US high tech giants – such as Intel, Dell, Amazon, John Deere, IBM, AOL, Applied Materials, Google, Facebook, Cisco, General Electric, General Motors, HP, 3M, Intuit, Motorola, Apple, Microsoft and NVIDIA – have established research and development centers in Israel. They have leveraged Israel’s brainpower, which has produced out-of-the-box and ground-breaking innovations, bolstering the global superiority of the US commercial high tech. This Israeli connection has enhanced the US global competitiveness, saving the US many years of research and development (worth billions of dollars), increasing US exports, expanding US employment and boosting the US Treasury’s (corporate and individual) income tax revenues.

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‘The realm of what is normal shrinks more and more,’ says Holocaust survivor

All Israel News Staff | Published: June 4, 2026

Antisemitic message sent to Israeli family by German hotel, as shared on X by Israeli Consul General for southern Germany, Talya Lador-Fresher.

A German hotel told an Israeli family requesting a reservation that there are “no Jews allowed,” triggering intense discussions about the presence of antisemitism in Germany, almost 100 years after the Nazi Party came to power.

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The Prime Minister finally acknowledged the fear gripping Canada’s Jewish community. The problem is that Jewish Canadians have already spent years waiting for leadership while antisemitism exploded across the country.

By: Ron East | The J.ca | June 2, 2026

By World Economic Forum – Flickr: Mark Carney – World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2012, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia

For nearly three years, Canada’s Jewish community has been sounding the alarm.

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Hitler encouraged the Mufti’s wishful thinking that assisting Germany would lead to Arab sovereignty. In reality, the Nazis intended to use him, yet the Mufti was not merely being used.

Dr. Alex Grobman | Jun 4, 2026

The Grand Mufti of Palestine received by Hitler. Photo by Bundesarchiv, Bild 146-1987-004-09A / Heinrich Hoffmann / CC-BY-SA 3.0, CC BY-SA 3.0 de, Wikipedia

Peloni:  Lebanon lacks any agency with regards to Hezbollah, and unlike many captured populations, they lack the either the capacity or the courage to free themselves.  Til this changes, these peace talks only serve to reaffirm Lebanon’s captured status, while holding Israel in compliance with the preservation of the Iranian proxy/Lebanese masters in Hezbollah.  The Trump administration is comprised of intelligent and experienced individuals.  It is not possible that they are all so blind as to what is going on here as to allow this shadow boxing charade play an important role in forming the future of the region.

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Peloni:  Joan Peter‘s “From Time Immemorial” is equally both one of the most impressive and simultaneously one of the most important books ever written.  I highly recommend it to anyone not having read it.

by Gerald A. Honigman

Many (most?) readers probably have never heard of an amazing broadcast journalist whose in-depth research on major civil rights issues and recorded programs about them had a significant impact on alerting people all over the world to the righteousness of their causes.

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Avi Abelow

Yes, I’m also disappointed.

Once again, we are witnessing a Western ceasefire that is completely disconnected from reality, this time led by President Trump, led by advisors with little understanding of the Arab-Muslim jihadi Middle East. There is no longer a real sovereign state of Lebanon. Iran effectively runs the country through its terror army, Hezbollah, which sits both in the Lebanese government and deeply embedded within the Lebanese army itself. Any agreement signed with “Lebanon” is therefore signed with a fiction.

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Update:  Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem described the proposed Lebanon-Israel ceasefire proposal as “Satan’s dream in heaven.”  He went on to threaten Israel’s northern communities, stating that they will not be safe so long as Israeli forces are present in Lebanon.

Peloni:  Once again, Hezbollah is saved from destruction under the ruse of a Lebanon peace agreement which has no legitimacy if Lebanon does not hold authority over Hezbollah.  Notably, such hypocrisy as to suggest that Lebanon does have any influence over Hezbollah comes right out of nonsensical playbook which led to October 7.  Notably, several thousand Hezbollah fighters have been eliminated over the past weeks, and it is being argued that the diminishing number of Hezbollah militants may give Lebanon the edge to finally wield control over Hezbollah, but this defies the reality of Hezbollah’s control over the Lebanese Armed Forces.  In the more than a year prior to the current engagement with Hezbollah, under the oversight of Amb. Tom Barrack, Lebanon took a year to prove that it lacked any control over Hezbollah, and in fact, the Lebanese effort to pretend otherwise simply provided Hezbollah with the means by which to regroup, rearm and return to battle.  I fully expect we are looking at the same game being played currently, with the notable difference of the IDF being situated in a forward position in Lebanon.

Hezbollah official rejects ceasefire agreement which only restricts Israeli targeting of Dahiyeh

All Israel News Staff | Published: June 4, 2026

Amb. Leighter addressing the agreement to a ceasefire in Lebanon.  Screengrab via Youtube.

In a joint statement on Thursday, Israel and Lebanon agreed to renew the ceasefire, which had been announced by U.S. President Donald Trump in mid-April and has been recently imperiled by fighting between Hezbollah and the IDF.

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Peloni:  Look for more on the legitimacy, ie Constitutionality, of the War Powers Act later today.

Nicole Silverio | Capitol Hill Reporter | Daily Caller | June 03, 2026

Mike Johnson is sworn in as Speaker. Photo by Office of Congressman Mike Johnson – X.com, Public Domain, Wikipedia

President Donald Trump and House Republican leaders lost their attempt to defeat a Democratic-led war powers resolution Wednesday that would limit Trump’s authority to wage war in Iran.

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Peloni:  In acknowledging his remarks about Netanyahu, Trump came to actually criticize Israel’s position regarding Lebanon, and while the notariety of Trump’s frank criticism of Netanyahu has received nearly all the discussion thus far, Trump’s comments regarding Lebanon remains far more troublesome and disturbing to consider.  Emily Schrader makes this point clear.

Peloni:  I have never understood why voting is not a compulsive requirement of citizens in democratic nations.  While people suffer the consequences of political options which are decided without their input, they still fail to enforce the consent of the governed.  The result of what might be described as democratic malpractice has the potential of having a nation’s values erased, its legal standards perverted, and its liberties lost.    Judeo-Christian values form the foundation of Western societies.  Is it not worth the price of voting to preserve it for future generations?

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Peloni:  There is no calculable advantage for either America or Israel to provide any support of linkage between Lebanon and Iran, and it also greatly disrespects the notion that Lebanon has any agency of its own, which would be the so-called peace negotiations currently ongoing between Israel and Lebanon.

Israel must have full freedom of action to act to prevent attacks from Hezbollah against Israeli forces and citizens, and this should not be restricted from targeting Hezbollah’s command and control centers in Beirut.

Hezbollah says it ‘will not accept partial ceasefire,’ as rocket and drone attacks continue

All Israel News Staff | Published: June 3, 2026

Screengrab via Youtube

Israel and Lebanon held a fresh round of talks in Washington in an attempt to achieve an end to the fighting in Lebanon and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the country.

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Peloni:  The incessant attacks from Iran and its proxies are intolerable for Israel and the Arab states to have to endure.

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Peloni:  Trump’s comments about Netanyahu and Lebanon did nothing more than to advantage those who would prefer to see the US-Israel alliance dismantled, and that is very unfortunate.

Iran is little more than a depleted skeleton of a state without a functional leadership. And at that moment, Trump obsessively wants to agree to a deal that lifts sanctions on the regime, unfreezes its assets, and allows oil sales, playing negotiation games with a cheater he can never beat.

Alexander Maistrovoy | Jun 3, 2026

President Donald J. Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stop to talk with reporters Monday, Jan. 27, 2020, along the West Wing Colonnade of the White House prior to their meeting in the Oval Office. By The White House from Washington, DC – President Trump Meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Public Domain, Wikipedia

This brilliant phrase, attributed to Winston Churchill, perfectly describes Trump’s impending deal with Iran. Victory seemed closer than ever. Following the strikes first in June last year and then in March of this year, the Iran lay in ruins: military infrastructure was destroyed; the IRGC’s top command was eliminated; the Supreme Leader was killed; Iran lost two-thirds of its missile and drone production capacity, hundreds of launchers and 250 air defense systems; damage to the economy reached $140-150 billion; major factories, power plants and bridges were destroyed; more than 85% of Iran’s petrochemical exports were disabled.

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This dystopia is closer than you think.

Janet Levy | Am Thinker | June 3, 2026

During the Biden administration, there was extensive discussion of the Great Reset. The avowed aim of the Great Reset — also known as Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, or Sustainable Development — was to foster public-private cooperation to solve the world’s most pressing challenges: environmental protection, global health, and bridging the gap between developed and developing nations and groups.

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