Poor helpless, hapless, mumbling, stumbling, bumbling brain-dead President Joe Biden. It’s all over for him. The puppet’s days are clearly numbered.
It’s so obvious what’s happening. Biden’s presidency is over. The deep state and D.C. swamp don’t need him anymore. He served his purpose. Now they want him out.
There are two reasons why all of this is happening now.
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Jonathan Schanzer, Senior Vice President for Research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), spoke to a January 13th Middle East Forum Webinar (video) about the dynamics behind Jordan’s rejectionist rhetoric towards Israel, Amman’s decision to remain outside of the frameworks established by the Abraham Accords, and the accompanying deterioration in relations between Amman and Jerusalem. The following is a summary of his comments:
T. Belman. I asked Naomi Kahn, Director, International Division of Regavim, about acquiring title through cultivation What exactly is the law and how much land have the Arabs acquired through this means?
She sent me this REPORT and said “See a report we published on this several years ago. The situation has worsened tremendously since then.
T. Belman. I was informed by my sources that everything is going according to plan.
Jordan’s King Abdullah meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in 2014. Photo by Kobi Gideon/GPO.
(January 24, 2023 / JNS) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made an unannounced trip to Jordan on Tuesday to meet with King Abdullah II.
The two leaders discussed regional issues, in particular strategic, security and economic cooperation between Israel and Jordan.
They praised the long-standing friendship and partnership between the countries, which contributes to stability in the Middle East.
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Well, it looks like things are beginning to finally close in on Joe Biden! We’re going to see the latest tranche of unauthorized classified documents found in his home, we’re going to see the escalating calls for his resignation, and make sure to stick with me to the very end of this video when we’ll find out how Biden’s legal defense is crumbling as we speak, leaving no place for him to hide; you are NOT going to want to miss this!
T. Belman. Welcome to Israel. Whenever there is a flare up in Arab violence, the US demands that Israel stop provoking them. When Sen Mitchel went to Israel in 2,000 to report of the Arab violence, he recommended that Israel freeze settlement construction which it was legally allowed to do. Amb Nides recently said his job is to “restore calm”. That is the value the US embraces at home and abroad unless the violence suits their purpose as in Ukraine.
By Raymond Ibrahim, AM THINKER
Is the world progressing, as the Progressives claim, or is it in fact regressing?
More and more evidence suggests the latter. In fact, in certain respects, the West is increasingly becoming like the quintessential Third World — namely, the Islamic world.
One can cite several examples — the West’s eagerness to ban any Christian symbol, lest it offend, or its ban on free speech, lest that too offend (or “blasphemes” against Muslim sensibilities) — but an unexpected one recently surfaced.
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T. Belman. Frager fails to mention that this illegal construction is financed by the EU. Nor does he mention the other problem, namely that the Arabs are taking advantage of Israel law (going back to Ottaman law) that provides that by cultivating the land you get ownership of the land.
The new Netanyahu government could not have been elected too soon to thwart the illegal land grab by the Arabs in Judea and Samaria. The new coalition has made this thankfully a priority. It’s about time.
The government is to be commended for demolishing illegal Arab outposts in Wadi Rahhal and Irtas in the Gush Etzion Area recently. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Illegal Arab construction has been going on for years in Jerusalem and Area C of Judea and Samaria. Area C was designated in the 1993 Oslo Accords as solely the land of Israel. The Arabs have plenty of land to build legal structures in Area A and B.
By David Rosenberg, INN 24.1.23
Ben Shapiro in Tel AvivNadav Cohen Yonatan,
Conservative pundit Ben Shapiro defended the Netanyahu government’s plans to reform the Israeli judicial system, and excoriated media coverage of the proposed reforms.
In a segment on The Daily Wire, Shapiro called the Israeli judiciary a “dictatorship,” and argued in favor of the reforms proposed by Justice Minister Yariv Levin (Likud).
T. Belman. I met with Kuperwasser a few months ago to explain the Jordan Option to him. I have known him for years. I also met with Amir Avivi for the same purpose.
They are totally supportive of the Jordan Option.
Yossi Kuperwasser and Or Yissachar, ISDF 20.1.23
Recent steps taken by the new Israeli government in retaliation for the Palestinian Authority’s appeal to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) represent the first indication that a much-needed change is underway.
Traditionally, Israeli governments avoided confronting the PA over its breaches of the Oslo Accords, such as supporting terrorism, ongoing incitement, and unilateral activities in international fora.
T. Belman. I have been saying the same thing.
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By Ted Belman
Israel is the legal owner of all lands west of the Jordan River, as the San Remo Resolution of 1920, The Palestine Mandate of 1922 and Section 80 of the United Nations Charter prove.
After the Six Day War in 1967, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) weighed in with Resolution 242 to set the parameters for the achievement of peace among the Arab states in the area. The Jerusalem Center of Public Affairs published Understanding UN Security Council Resolution 242 which is the most definitive analysis of this resolution anywhere.
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Incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) speaks with incoming Justice Minister Yariv Levin during a vote for the new Knesset speaker in the Knesset on December 13, 2022. (Yonatan Sindel/ Flash90)[/caption]
The new government’s far-reaching plan to overhaul the judiciary is reportedly just the first step out of four, with additional plans including splitting the attorney general’s role, limiting the ability to petition against government actions, and major changes to the quasi-constitutional Basic Laws to reshape the balance of power between the Knesset and the High Court of Justice.
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Israel National News Jan 23, 2023, 10:24 AM (GMT+2)
A group of Likud MKs visited an illegal Bedouin encampment near Jerusalem Monday morning, as some members of the coalition government called for the encampment’s evacuation.
Likud lawmakers joined activists from the Regavim watchdog group, which monitors illegal construction in the Arab sector, for a first-hand look at Khan al-Ahmar, a Bedouin encampment built on Israeli land next to the town of Mishor Adumim, east of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem, with the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the foreground.
JERUSALEM — While the plight of Christians in the region has increased drastically, the population of Israeli Christians grew by 2 percent in 2021, according to a report released by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) in December.
The publication of the new data coincided with Christmas and showed roughly 185,000 Christians live in Israel and make up 1.9 percent of the country’s population.
Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tells Israel National News that the controversy that has erupted this week stemming from a passage in his new book about Nikki Haley plotting to be named Trump’s vice president while she was serving as the administration’s UN ambassador reveals a great deal about the way Washington D.C. functions.
By Alexander G. Markovsky, AM THINKER
MS. St. Louis (public domian picture)
During his visit to U.S.-Mexican border in January 2023, President Biden brought up an ugly chapter in the history of Democrat rule in America.
In response to a reporter’s question about the admission of illegal border crossers, Biden replied: “I thought it was a human right for, you know, Jews in Germany to be able to go — to get to escape and get help where they could.”
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The WSJ editorial board has a more positive take on the resilience and future of the Jewish state than the protesters in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.
(JNS) Kudos to The Wall Street Journal for defending the new Israeli government’s judicial-reform plan. It takes guts for a news outlet to go against the grain of fashionable politics, particularly when the decibel level of the loud minority is so high.
Anyone arguing that it’s easy for the paper’s editorial board to take a stand that’s unpopular in far-away elite circles ought to reconsider. Though it’s true that the protesters in the streets of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem who’ve been spending the past three Saturday nights living it up by warning against the death of democracy are nowhere near WSJ headquarters in New York City, their voices have been resonating well beyond the borders of the Jewish state.
