THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR ISRAEL

By Stella Paul, AM THINKER

The first battles in the Covid War on Children began with the lockdown, forcing kids into isolation, depriving them of education, smothering them with masks, strangling their innate joy and playfulness, and denying them contact with God-given images of human faces.

The tyrants won those first battles, vanquishing our kids. Children are committing suicides in numbers never before seen; their health has plummeted with terrifying rates of obesity and diabetes, their intellectual and social development is languishing, and they are suffering intensely.
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Although Tehran and its proxy Hezbollah helped President Basher al-Assad regain control over Syria, he is far from thrilled about the Iranian presence in the country.

By  Lilach Shoval, TOI      11-14-2021 16:45

The latest changes taking place in Syria are nothing short of dramatic. With the civil war raging for more than a decade, President Bashar Assad’s grip has been all but fully restored and now he wants to assert his control over those who have helped him along the way, including Iran.

Given the fact that he is indebted to Iran and Hezbollah for coming to his rescue at the beginning of the conflict and saving him from defeat, his move is very interesting.
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Defense minister due to meet Moroccan military chief, foreign minister later in the day; state visit is first of IDF personnel in uniform to the North African kingdom

By JUDAH ARI GROSS, TOI        Today, 12:46 pm  

Defense Minister Benny Gantz, right, shakes hands with his Moroccan counterpart Abdellatif Loudiyi, after signing a memorandum of understanding between the two countries at the Moroccan Defense Ministry in Rabat on November 24, 2021. (Defense Ministry)

RABAT, Morocco — Defense Minister Benny Gantz signed a memorandum of understanding with his Moroccan counterpart on Wednesday, the first such agreement between Israel and an Arab state ever, Israeli officials said.

The agreement formalized the defense ties between the two countries, allowing for smoother cooperation between their defense establishments and making it easier for Israel to sell arms to the North African kingdom.

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the highlights include: 

• Breakthrough Israeli-led research has located multiple weaknesses in cancer cells.
• Tel Aviv University is ranked world’s fifth best for entrepreneurship.
• Four Israeli products in TIME Magazine’s best inventions for 2021.
• Three major solar energy success stories.
• Record month for investment in Israeli startups.
• Gold medals for two Israeli judokas.
• Bar and Bat Mitvah celebration for 700 Israeli orphans.

ISRAEL’S MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS

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By Andrea Widburg, AM THINKER

Tucker Carlson scored the first interview with Kyle Rittenhouse and I highly recommend it. Before the trial, Rittenhouse was a human Rorschach test: We all saw what we wanted to see. Tucker’s interview revealed a real person: articulate, intelligent, principled, nuanced in his opinions, and even-tempered.

To the left, which is uninterested in facts, Rittenhouse became a slope-browed White supremacist who grabbed his illegal Illinois rifle and crossed state lines to Kenosha hoping to bag himself a few of those Black Lives Matter people and was forced to settle for shooting their White allies. Conservatives got the facts right (Kyle had ties to Kenosha; had a legal gun was helping to clean up graffiti, put out fires, and guard property; and found himself in mortal danger from three lifelong felons whom he then shot, killing two). However, conservatives also turned him into a plaster saint.

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SEE ALSO: Bennett: Israel ‘fell asleep’ after 2015 nuclear deal, won’t be bound by new pact

‘Even if the international community returns to the nuclear deal, we are not obligated to abide by its terms,’ stresses prime minister.

By Arutz Sheva Staff , Nov 23 , 2021 10:01 AM

Speaking on Tuesday morning at a national security conference at the Institute of Policy and Strategy – ISP Herzliya – Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stressed that Israel would maintain its freedom of action even if the international community returns to the Iran nuclear deal that was viewed in the past as potentially disastrous.

“After such a long period of investing in pressuring Iran via threats, there is now a need to reflect on what we have achieved and to recalibrate the intense efforts being made,” the Prime Minister said. “Iran now surrounds Israel, and pursuing individual terrorists sent out by the Al-Quds force no longer makes sense – we have to get the people sending them out. We must also exploit our relative advantages (our economic strength, cyber, international legitimacy) against Iran’s vulnerabilities in a far more effective way than was done in the past.”

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When media foist false narratives to sow social discord, or when they assist tyranny with falsehoods, they indeed are the enemy of the people — even if unintentionally. Opinion.

By Rabbi Prof. Dov Fischer, INN

Way back when, President Trump stirred a maelstrom when he called the mainstream media the “enemy of the people.” Although “anything Trump” immediately generates intense feelings on all sides, essentially ending much reasoned discussion and informed debate, it is worthwhile considering that we need accurate media for a more wholesome society.

Mass media can be a profoundly important bolster to a better world. The media have the power to root out and expose corruption by the powerful, to inform the public about real dangers, and to protect from tyranny.

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T. Belman.  Most of the MSM are focusing on the victims as opposed to the perpetrator.

1. Patrick Byrne connecting the dots and putting it all together on the eve of the Lindell lawsuits tomorrow.
   https://rumble.com/vpi1pt-patrick-byrne-connecting-the-dots-and-putting-it-all-together.html

   “We’ll be on our toes and in the fight on Nov. 23”

   This seems to be the closing arguments in Byrne’s campaign to convince the public to pursue, recognize, and overhaul the fraud in the election of 2020. In it, he builds his case describing the psyop on which the fraud was based and briefly describing the general outline upon which things were suppose to have progressed. Following this, he notes that “We’ve got them, we’ve got them…This was suppose to be over in April and it wasn’t…and now we’ve got them.”
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Author Naomi Wolf joins Steve Bannon in the “War Room” to talk about the campaign to attack the civil liberties of U.S. citizens that has been under way for the last year and a half, staring with the Covid lockdowns and mandates and now continuing with the intimidation of parents and other ordinary citizens who are standing up for themselves.

“You probably remember last April, when you said what happens next, and I said they will come for your kids. The reason I know this is I read history, and so the moment we are in right now is a moment that always precedes the collapse of a democracy. It takes about six months, and in that six month period, all the dissidents, all the heads of society of civic organizations are rounded up and terrorized and taken off the chess board one by one, but very, very quickly…. That’s why this is all happening at once.”

Glasgow was as inconsequential as the Paris, Copenhagen and Kyoto conferences that preceded it

By Conrad Black, THE NATIONAL

China’s national flags flutter in front of a coal-powered power station in Datong, China, on Nov. 3. PHOTO BY NOEL CELIS/AFP

Last week in this space, as the Glasgow climate change conference (COP26) was wrapping up, I pointed out once again what a colossal scam most of the climate fear campaign is. A 1 C increase in very approximately estimated world temperature in 120 years does not remotely justify the widespread hysteria on this subject in Western Europe and North America. Countless predictions of imminent climate disaster over the last 50 years have proved to be utter piffle. Yet the frenzy does not abate. Organized groups of schoolchildren march about accusing the world’s adults of inflicting ecological strangulation upon them. (We should bring back corporal punishment before we shut down the oil industry.) The Glasgow conference ended in a more ghastly charade than even I had imagined.

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With Iran’s new administration preparing for its first international nuclear negotiations, there are signs that there will be no going back to the 2015 agreement.

By David E. Sanger, Steven Erlanger, Farnaz Fassihi and Lara Jakes, NYT      Nov. 21, 2021Updated 9:30 p.m. ET<
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For the first time since President Ebrahim Raisi took office in August, Iranian negotiators plan to meet with their European, Chinese and Russian counterparts to discuss the future of a nuclear agreement. Vahid Salemi/Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Over the past 20 months, Israeli intelligence operatives have assassinated Iran’s chief nuclear scientist and triggered major explosions at four Iranian nuclear and missile facilities, hoping to cripple the centrifuges that produce nuclear fuel and delay the day when Tehran’s new government might be able to build a bomb.

But American intelligence officials and international inspectors say the Iranians have quickly gotten the facilities back online — often installing newer machines that can enrich uranium at a far more rapid pace. When a plant that made key centrifuge parts suffered what looked like a crippling explosion in late spring — destroying much of the parts inventory and the cameras and sensors installed by international inspectors — production resumed by late summer.

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T. Belman. The US is now telling Israel to stop attacking Iran because it is counterproductive. Really?  According to the NYT, Iran has figured out that the best way to retaliate against Israel is to retaliate against America and thereby get America to pressure Israel to stop. That means that America now has skin in the game.

Iran has not acknowledged the attack, but U.S. and Israeli officials said it was retaliation for Israeli airstrikes, drawing the U.S. into Iran’s shadow war with Israel.

Five armed drones were launched at the American military base at Al Tanf, Syria, on Oct. 20. Credit…Lolita Baldor/Associated Press

By Eric Schmitt, NYT and Ronen Bergman, NYT Nov. 18, 2021

An armed drone strike last month on an American military base in southern Syria was Iranian retaliation for Israeli airstrikes in Syria, according to eight American and Israeli officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters.

The drone attack, which caused no casualties, would be the first time Iran has directed a military strike against the United States in response to an attack by Israel, an escalation of Iran’s shadow war with Israel that poses new dangers to U.S. forces in the Middle East.
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