Mudar Zahran | Sept 16, 2025
At the Arab summit in Doha yesterday, Jordan’s kinglet demanded from fellow Arab leaders “a deterring response to Israel.”
Egypt’s Sisi went even further, flatly calling Israel “our enemy.”
This isn’t some sudden rebirth of Arab nationalism—it’s China pulling the strings.
Peloni: This was an outcome which became evident in the early months of the war, and became even more publicly clear following Netanyahu having to tell Pres. Biden that Israel would fight with their fingernails if needed to win this war. Well, today, Israel is not fighting with fingernails, but the controlled environment of Israel’s defenses which exists in outsourcing its defense industry oversees, even to an ally, still exists. All nations have interests, and to the point that these interests overlap, alliances are formed. Yet, as is evident in Trump’s declaration that Qatar is a great allly, and the UAE’s threat over Israel extending sovereignty to its heartlands within its own borders, a nation’s sovereignty must be understood to be tied to its degree of independence. The shift of support or even toleration of Israel and Jews around the world following October 7, even among former allies and safehavens in the Diaspora, demonstrates the need of an independent Israel, capable of making the choices needed to carryout its raison d’tre of choosing the fate of its own people.
For full 40 min press conference with English subtitles for Hebrew section see link here:
by Linda Goudsmit | September 14, 2025
In an extraordinary moment in the history of Western civilization, two defining events happened––the assassination of Charlie Kirk in the United States on September 10, 2025, and Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally in England on September 13, 2025. These two momentous events bookended the 24th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, Islamic attack on the United States of America killing 3,000 innocents.
These seemingly unrelated events are, in fact, intimately connected.
by Gerald A. Honigman
United Nations General Assembly. Photo by Mojnsen – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikipedia
The UN recently passed a resolution to recognize a 22nd Arab state, 2nd for Arabism’s acquisition in the original.1920 Mandate of. Palestine, Jordan created in 1922 after being gifted with almost 80% of the total area.
Peloni:
Mark Levin’s September 14 show is a must see video.
Mark opens his Sunday show with a full expose on Qatar. Citing the fact that Khalid Sheik Mohammed, KSM, was an employee of the State of Qatar, and that while in the capacity as Minister of Electricity and Water, KSM was simultaneously involved in the Bojinka plot to bring down 11 commercial aircraft simultaneously, assassinate Pope John Paul II and attack the CIA headquarters in the US. All of this was being planned while KSM was under the patronage of Qatari Minister of Awkaf (Islamic Endowment) Abdullah bin Kaled Aal Thani of the Qatari ruling family.
Ambassador (ret.) Yoram Ettinger, “Second Thought: a US-Israel Initiative” | September 12, 2025
*Iran was generally neutral-to-friendly toward the US until the 1951 rise to power of the pro-Soviet Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, who demoted the pro-US Shah to a marginalized ceremonial monarch. During the period 1953-1978, following the dismissal of Mosaddegh, and the restoration of the executive power of the Shah, Iran functioned as one of the US’ most trusted Cold War allies, a Major Non-NATO Ally of the US and “the American Policeman of the Gulf.” This strategic honeymoon was terminated by the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which transformed Iran into a clear and present threat to the US, the chief global epicenter of civil wars, anti-US terrorism, drug trafficking and money laundering in the Middle East, Africa and Latin America, with a multitude of terror sleeper cells on US soil.
Michael Ordman | VGNI |Sept 14, 2025
In the 14th Sep 25 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:
By Lawrence Martin
drlarry437@gmail.com
Essay based on information in:
http://www.lakesidepress.com/JewsWhoBlameIsrael.pdf
I was raised in a conservative Jewish household, married a Jewish woman, raised three Jewish girls, and now have five Jewish grandchildren. During a four-decade career in medicine, our family was active in the large Jewish community of Cleveland, which was (and remains) very pro-Israel. Yet during this period, if you had given me a quiz on the history of Israel or the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (IPC), I would have flunked. I was busy seeing patients, writing books on medical topics, teaching. It was only after retirement and three trips to Israel that I became knowledgeable about this history, and began to take note of the range of Jewish opinions about the long-standing IPC.
Peloni: Many interesting revelations/speculations in this discussion.
Peloni: Qatar is and always has been an abject enemy of Israel. They fund Hamas, protect their leadership, and promote terrorism around the globe. But they also fund specifically anti-Western and anti-American themes as well, not the least of which include the antisemitic prospects on US colleges and the antisemitic protests which the Trump administration is trying to shut down. It would be best if the US acknowledged these facts as real and acted upon them as Israel has done, rather than shielding Qatar from the consequences of its anti-Western.
After Doha strike, Qatar threatened revenge against the Israeli ‘enemy’
Screengrab via Youtube
In an unprecedented strike, Israel tried to eliminate most of Hamas’s senior leadership as it convened in Doha, the capital of Qatar, on Sept. 9.
Thoughts on the Passing Scene!
Andrew Benjamin | Sep 11, 2025
Incidentally, a man of considerably high accomplishment, Elon Musk who follows my work, just let it be known that in 1900 white people (aka, the melanin deprived being cancelled for the crime of having been born smart, accomplished, and good looking) constituted 36% of the global population.
Peloni: The indoctrination on a societal basis against the Jews in both Nazi Germany and the Islamonazi Arab states/organizations is certainly more than mere coincidence with the ability of the perpetrators of such barbarism as took place both during the Holocaust and on October 7. Yet, recalling that thousands of Gazans willingly walked the distance from their homes to the somewhat distant Kibbutzim which surrounded Gaza, just so that they might take a role in sharing in that barbarism draws a significant distinction between these horrors which were separated by some 8 decades. So too, does the fact that there is yet to be a single Righteous Gentile to be found among the Gazan community to compare to the many examples of heroism in the lands controlled and conquered by the Nazis.
by Rafael Medoff
What kind of human being is capable of walking up to another person—an innocent, defenseless, unarmed civilian—and, at close range, shooting him or her?
That question must be on the minds of many who are reading about the Palestinian Arab terrorist attack on bus passengers in Jerusalem this week. The killers were within a few feet of their victims. Read more…
Is anyone listening?
BARRY SHAW | Sep 12, 2025
The new form of European Jew hatred has reached Venice, the place highlighted in Shakespeare’s ultimate exercise in ancient Jewish blood libel, The Merchant of Venice.
The mayor of Venice has condemned the recent attack on American Orthodox Jewish tourists who were targeted by a group chanting “Free Palestine!” and then proceeded to slap them.
Shoshana Bryen • JPC •
There is still confusion about the ultimate result of Israel’s strike in Doha, which struck a meeting of Hamas leaders. Israeli government sources have said they are “not optimistic” about having decapitated the terror chiefs. Qatar and the allies it pays for are moaning about Israel’s “war crime.” Two things to note:
By | Sept 10, 2025
Israel’s attack on Qatari soil was indeed a shock to the world, but should it have been? Let’s first look at some reaction to Israel’s strike against senior Hamas leaders on Qatar’s soil, which is said to have killed five Hamas members but not its top leaders. The New York Times has wasted no time in an article that struck at the heart of America’s relationship with Israel, suggesting that America risks alienating Gulf “powers” over Israel’s actions. Once again, the leftist NYT prioritizes Islamic interests over American and Israel’s. “Israel’s Attack on Qatari Soil Leads Gulf Powers to Question U.S. Protection,” by Vivian Nereim, New York Times, September 10, 2025:
Qatar hosts the largest American military base in the Middle East, has bought billions of dollars worth of defense systems from the United States and recently gifted a luxury Boeing jet to President Trump.
? MAJOR BREAKING: THEY CAUGHT the Charlie Kirk shooting suspect, President Trump reveals.
“I think, with a high degree of certainty, we HAVE HIM, in custody. Everyone did a great job.”
Get the chair ready. Execute.pic.twitter.com/vA25dXrP9C
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 12, 2025
Daniel Greenfield
The northeast face of Two World Trade Center (south tower) after being struck by plane in the south face. Image is a cropped version of File:UA Flight 175 hits WTC south tower 9-11 edit.jpeg). Photo by Robert on Flickr – This image has been extracted from another file, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikipedia [Cropped]
“In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate,” a terrorist declares on the Flight 93 cockpit recording. That’s followed by the sounds of the terrorists assaulting a passenger.
By Victor Sharpe
Explosion following the plane impact into the South Tower (WTC 2). Photo by Robert Levine – Flickr, Public Domain, Wikipedia
September 11, 2001, is etched within our collective memories, or should be, for those of us who remember that day of loss, courage, and confusion, for we look at a world yet again threatened by spiritual darkness.
Palestinian surnames tell a story!
Al Masri: Egypt
Masarwah: Egypt
Horani: Horan, Syria
Hijazi: Hijaz, Saudi Arabia
Sorani: Tyre, Lebanon
Sidawi: Sidon, Lebanon
Tarabulsi: Tripoli, Lebanon
Karaki: Karak, Jordan
Zarqawi: Zarqa, Jordan
Fayummi: Fayum pic.twitter.com/HtilLz7FNm— Hamas Atrocities (@HamasAtrocities) September 7, 2025
Peloni: It is hard to forget the day when the policy of abandonment and betrayal known as the Disengagement was set in place in 2005, when Jews would force Jewish lands of Gaza to be made Judenrein. It was like losing sight in one eye, or having the stability afforded by two legs ripped out from below, but in truth, the loss which penetrated the Jewish psyche that day was so much more pervasive, perfidious, and painful, because it was intended that this legacy of loss and betrayal would be cast down thru the ages in perpetuity, an ever present betrayal to be handed down from generation to generation. Today, some twenty years after that betrayal began, we stand at a point of perhaps repairing what was broken, of making Gaza Jewish again, of breaking the sense of legitimacy which makes Jews pariahs in their own lands, of ending the policy of Judenrein territory with Jewish compliance in the Jewish state. Is this the path which will be followed in the days of the Day After policy, or will the Day After simply be a new rehearsal of the abandonment and betrayal which began in August 2005…
Tom Gross
A Jewish woman weeps as Israeli soldiers surround the settlement of Neve Dekalim, in southern Gaza, on August 18, 2005, and prepare to move in. Even those Israelis who strongly backed the plan were greatly saddened to see Jews dragged from their homes. The leftist novelist David Grossman wrote in Ha’aretz: “These are days of mourning for all Israelis. We can mourn today for the passion, the pioneering spirit, the purposefulness that for years pulsed through Gush Katif and which will soon dissipate like smoke, and for the fabric of life there that will be shredded come tomorrow.”
