T. Belman.  It may come down to this choice, include Ra’am in the coalition or go to a fifth election. Of course, we must know what their condition is for joining.  They will probably demand the end of the “Jewish state”.  This would be too high a price to pay.

On the other hand it may come down to depending on Sa’ar to join the government so that Ra’am or a fifth election will not be necessary. The pressure on Sa’ar will be enormous. Similarly the pressure on Netanyahu to resign will be enormous.

THIS IS A BRILLIANT ANALYSIS.

By Rabbi Prof. Dov Fischer , INN, Apr 10 , 2021 11:59 PM

In America it now is permitted to voice publicly every imaginable profane word. They are spoken on cable television, in the filthy lyrics of the most successful songs that top the music charts, and throughout social media. The only word truly forbidden is the “N” word, the epithet that was used to denigrate Black people, a word derived from the way that “Negro” was pronounced in the American Deep South.

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MK Liberman urges Yamina chief MK Bennett not to miss opportunity to be first in rotation for prime minister: ‘Netanyahu will try to eliminate him.’

ARUTZ SHEVA

MK Avigdor Liberman, who chairs the Yisrael Beytenu party, on Saturday night told Israel’s “Meet the Press” program that Yamina Chairman MK Naftali Bennett must not miss his opportunity to become prime minister.

“Bennett knows this as well as I do – the moment he comes in, [Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin] Netanyahu will try to eliminate and swallow him,” Liberman said.
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By CONRAD BLACK, Special to the Sun | April 10, 2021

As a person in my 70s, I cannot remember when Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was not a prominent public figure well known in this country and much of the world. It does not seem like 70 years ago when my mother took my brother and me to see Princess Elizabeth and her almost new husband pass by on their way to look at E.P. Taylor’s racehorses at Windfields Farm, now the Toronto community of Don Mills. What an astonishing life was his.

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BY Tyler Durden, ZERO HEDGE

The Vatican has constructed a secret underground tunnel in Jerusalem that has infuriated a local preservation group who claim the tunnel resides in a sensitive area that may contain antiquities and other artifacts.

The Regavim Movement, a research-based think tank and lobbying group dedicated to preserving Israel’s national lands and resources, recently filed a petition with the Jerusalem District Court, demanding the city take action against the illegal underground tunnel.

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With the White House continually provoking tensions against Russia and China, the doyen of American foreign policy, Henry Kissinger, dramatically warned Washington last week to either agree to a new international system or continue pushing tensions that are leading to a situation similar to the eve of World War One.

How Much More Data Do We Need?

By Spike Hampson, AM THINKER

On March 17, American Thinker posted an article entitled “Mask Mandates Do Not Save Lives.” By comparing COVID death rates in states with no mask mandate to states in which masking was mandatory, the article was able to show that, on average, states in which masking was voluntary had lower death rates than states requiring it.  The difference was marginal, so the conservative conclusion was that required masking had not saved lives.

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A grave moral failure of which administrators have yet to answer for.

By Richard L. Cravatts, FPM

In a country where multiculturalism has a reverent following and criticism of protected minorities has essentially been criminalized as “hate speech,” it is more than ironic that on some Canadian campuses radical students have taken it upon themselves to target one group, Jewish students, with a hatred that is nominally forbidden for any others.

On March 4th, for example, yet another troubling event was scheduled to be held at the University of Toronto, this time a panel discussion tellingly entitled, “Liberated Students in a Colonised [sic] Campus: Reflections on the Palestinian Experience at the University of Toronto,” sadly co-sponsored by the University’s Institute of Islamic Studies, Department of History, and Centre for the Study of the United States.
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International profits are the financial reason woke corporations can slander and cancel half of America.

By Thaddeus G. McCotter, AM GREATNESS

In the maelstrom spurred by lies about Georgia’s voting law, woke corporations again endeavored zealously to virtue signal for the Left. Echoing and acting upon the Left’s deliberate disinformation campaign—including, notably, President Biden’s infamous “Jim Crow on steroids” doggerel—Coke, Delta, Major League Baseball, and sundry others excoriated the Peach State’s new statutory liberalization of voting procedures. In an interesting twist, these “free-market” entities, which are often threatened with boycotts from the Left, demanded the cancellation of an entire state.

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A macaque plays pong with its mind as a part of a project by Elon Musk startup Neuralink. (Screenshot/YouTube)

SAN FRANCISCO, California — Elon Musk’s startup devoted to meshing brains with computers was closer to its dream on Friday, having gotten a monkey to play video game Pong using only its mind.

Musk has long contended that merging minds with machines is vital if people are going to avoid being outpaced by artificial intelligence.

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America must “regain trust and goodwill” of terrorists with taxpayer money.

By Daniel Greenfield FPM

“I was inspired by the Palestinian intifada,” Hady Amr wrote a year after September 11 while working with an anti-Israel group.

A few years later, the Beirut-born extremist had become an advisor on Muslim relations to the World Economic Forum before heading up Brookings’ Doha Center for Qatar. The tiny Islamic tyranny is allied with Iran, Al Qaeda, and the Muslim Brotherhood. It’s a backer of Hamas.
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Its legendary military and security derring-do derives from its culture of risk-taking, creativity and thinking out of the box – characteristics shared by no other country.

By  Melanie Phillips

On Tuesday, Israeli commandos attached limpet mines to an Iranian cargo ship in the Red Sea, the MV Saviz, which was reportedly a covert forward base for the regime’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.

According to the United States Naval Institute, the Saviz, which had barely moved position for three years, may have been used to feed intelligence to Iran and its Houthi proxies in Yemen for nefarious purposes, including numerous strikes on maritime vessels in the area.

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Yamina leader Naftali Bennett and New Hope chief Gideon Sa’ar, with 13 Knesset seats between them, somehow expect that 30 Likud lawmakers will ignore their voters and help them unseat Netanyahu. It’s hard to see how their plan is more than wishful thinking.

By Caroline B. Glick, ISRAEL HAYOM

New Hope leader Gideon Sa’ar, PM Benjamin Netanyahu, and Yamina chief Naftali Bennett | Photo: Ancho Gosh / JINI, Eric Sultan

In a discussion with associates on Tuesday, Yamina chairman Naftali Bennett spoke candidly about his political plans, which, according to media reports, he is closely coordinating with New Hope party leader Gideon Sa’ar. Both Bennett and Sa’ar hail from the ideological Right and both are outspoken opponents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and seek to unseat him as premier.

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By Hassan Mahmoudi, AMER THINKER

After years of struggle, Iranians finally gained the right to vote.  Their first election was held in August 1906.  However, one of the complaints Iranians had about the Pahlavi regime was that was the king would decide who would become prime minister or designated candidates for important government positions.  After the Shah’s fall in 1979, the Islamic Republic increased this election engineering.  Iranians now call them “magical elections.”  This year, though, Iranians are done with magic — and even Biden lifting some sanctions may not help.
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Behind the palace intrigue between Abdullah and his half-brother are real frustrations among Jordanians toward a regime that Jerusalem sees as a key security bulwark

By LAZAR BERMAN, TOI        8 April 2021, 

Jordanian security forces stand on guard as protesters wave Jordanian flags and chant slogans during a demonstration near the Israeli embassy in the capital Amman on July 28, 2017. (AFP Photo/Khalil Mazraawi)

Jordan has been gripped by rare palace intrigue since King Abdullah’s half-brother Prince Hamzah was placed under house arrest on Saturday, accused of plotting a coup.

The dramatic and very public episode — which appears to be drawing to a close — is a potential source of significant concern for Israel, which considers the stability of the Hashemite kingdom a central plank of its national security doctrine.
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The Biden Regime Is About To Be Delegitimized, And They Know It.

by L Todd Wood, CD MEDIA  April 8, 2021

There is a LOT of political noise out there right now. From illegitimate Biden’s spending, starting a war with Russia in Ukraine, appeasing Iran, and kowtowing to the Chinese Communist Party, it’s easy to get lost in the horrific OBiden daily news cycle.

However, there is one truth we must keep at the forefront in our fight to restore the American republic — the election audits in the fraud states are the way forward.
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T. Belman.  This is timely as the Biden Administration has began funding UNRWA and the PA again to the tune of $235 million, ignoring that they both teach Arab children to kill Jews.

by Raymond Ibrahim, GATESTONE INSTITUTE

Documentary filmmaker Alan Duncan recently visited the al-Hawl refugee camp in northeastern Syria, where children “are training … for future jihad.”

Boys throughout the Muslim world are increasingly indoctrinated into becoming super jihadis: ISIS 2.0. The news is coming in fast from a variety of sources.

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