Why does Lee Jae-myung keep attacking Israel?
Peloni: I am expecting to be able to share some breaking news on Lee Jae-myung in the coming days. It should be interesting.
Peloni: I am expecting to be able to share some breaking news on Lee Jae-myung in the coming days. It should be interesting.
Former ICC prosecutor’s shady intervention to subvert major Trump-sponsored peace initiative.
By MARTIN SHERMAN
The TRIPP treaty, officially known as the Agreement “On the Establishment of Peace and Interstate Relations between the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan,” was signed by Armenia PM Nikol Pashinyan, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, and US President Donald Trump on August 8, 2025. Screengrab via Youtube.
When Donald Trump began his second term, his foreign policy goals were presented as a framework designed for the pursuit of peace and devoted to defusing wars and violence across the globe.
Peloni: Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy and Olivia Flasch, join Natasha Hausdorff to discuss the report which they, along with Adv. Merav Israeli-Amarant and Adv. Meital Nir-Tal, co-authored,. The report is titled “Silenced No More – Sexual Terror Unveiled: The Untold Atrocities of October 7 and Against Hostages in Captivity”.
A new U.S.-Iran nuclear deal may soon emerge — or at least an initial memorandum of understanding (MOU) to be fleshed out over 60 days. President Donald Trump pledged on May 27 that the United States will resolve the conflict with Iran peacefully and lift its naval blockade of Iranian ports — but only if Tehran agrees to a truly “great” nuclear agreement. If not, Washington will finish the job militarily.
Escalating pressure, both economically and militarily, is the right approach. The Obama administration’s weak P5+1 nuclear agreements with the regime in 2013 and 2015 left Tehran’s pathway to acquiring nuclear weapons fundamentally intact. Flush with billions of dollars in sanctions relief, the regime built up its terrorist proxies, missile arsenals, and drones — ultimately forcing Trump to confront it with both military action and sustained economic pressure.
Peloni: The perversion of American justice and intelligence has had rippling and crippling effects across not just America, but the world. Restoring these two aspects of American governance and society will go a long way towards not just Making America Great Again, but making the world a safer place to live in general.
We have people in the FBI actively covering up leftist and Islamic terrorism
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In 2017, James Hodkinson, a Bernie Sanders supporter, assembled a list of Freedom Caucus members, headed to the Congressional baseball game, asked where the Republicans were, and opened fire on them.
And the FBI covered it up.
Peloni: This is a very important breaking story. The evidence for what we knew was taking place in the color revolution if not also coordination of terror funding out of Washington is finally being revealed. So a fond note of appreciation should be highlighted to those members of the US Congress which took the courageous step of releasing the result of their investigation to the world. The consequences of these findings must be substantively pursued, publicly exposed, and prodigiously prosecuted, and, as Avi Abelow explains below, in both Israel and America. In fact, if the illicit funding which took place demonstrates any knowledge of the October 7 Massacre, as Avi alludes to below, it must be recalled that the victims of that great slaughter included citizens of 52 different nations.
Avi Abelow | Meta | May 29, 2026
Ok the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee today May 29, 2026 published proof of American Government Money was used and sent through NGOs. There’s the Proof the Biden Regime Government paid for Anti Israel Protest in the United States and in Israel I’m assuming the Anti Judicial Reform Protest. Also according to the report some of the Ties were to Terrorist groups.
by Gerald A. Honigman
Map showcasing the Mandate for Palestine (Mandatory Palestine and the Emirate of Transjordan) in 1923. Photo by Shuaaa2 – Own work, CC BY 4.0, Wikipedia
They’re merely the flip side of Hamas and Islamic Jihad fellow butchers of Jews.
Yet much, if not most, of the world, including folks like VP Vance and his boss, insist that Israel remain a 9-15 mile wide zipper of a state, while ARABISM gets to have a second, not first, additional state in the original 1920 Mandate of Palestine.
Peloni: A similar strategy has kept the Muslim Brotherhood active and influential in societies which have deemed them as being outlawed over the years, many times actually. Solving this problem is critical to ending foreign influence, and notably not just that of the Chinese, being weaponized and instituted to bring down Western society.
by Jennifer Richmond | The Hill | May 29, 2026
If students are learning Chinese in public schools, they could be using a curriculum shaped by the Chinese Communist Party.
In 2004, Beijing began to establish Confucius Institutes on American university campuses, which in turn partnered with K-12 public schools to establish roughly 500 Confucius Classrooms. A backlash on Capitol Hill led to the closure of nearly all the Confucius Institutes, leading most to assume that the problem had been solved.
Peloni: As the clock goes tick tock, Trump continues to display no rush in choosing to move forward with either the deal he claims to have with the Iranians or to return to war. Meanwhile a hush in recent days has been the most positive aspect of what came following the pregnant pause which met Trump’s demand that the Arab states join the Abraham Accords. Of course, forcing the Arabs to join a peace deal which undermines the rudimentary aspects of both their society and their religion has little chance of bringing peace, but it would provide Trump with a commitment to managed the strife which might arise in the region without the need of the US to fall back from its long anticipated pivot to China.
By Sarah Roderick-Fitch | The Center Square |May 29, 2026
President Donald Trump arrives at the Royal Court Palace in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for a welcome ceremony with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud, May 13, 2025. Photo: Daniel Torok / Official White House Photo via Flickr / United States Government Work
A final determination is being made on whether the U.S. and Iran will agree to a memorandum of understanding that would extend the ceasefire for 60 days and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump announced Friday.
Victor Davis Hanson | TownHall | May 28, 2026
Since October 7, we have been lectured nonstop about the supposedly singular sins of Israel.
Peloni
In an important article in Tablet, Trump’s JCPOA, Lee Smith examines President Trump’s nearing acceptance of an Iran agreement which increasingly and closely resembles the 2015 JCPOA which Trump long criticized as having been a betrayal of the American people by Obama. Smith explains that while the Trump administration assures the world that any deal he accepts will be stronger than the agreement adopted by Obama, the public arguments used to justify it – including assurances that it will be a “good deal or no deal” – mimics the same language employed by Obama administration officials when they were promoting the JCPOA. Smith additionally highlights unresolved questions regarding sanctions relief, frozen Iranian assets, and the handling of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpiles, emphasizing the lack of clarity of this deal resembles previous negotiations with Tehran.
Peloni: Britain is caught in a trap in which the British hold a majority share in their country, but the power is more and more concentrated in the hands of those whose determination remains set to keep this majority quiet and quiescent, as if in anticipation of a Dhimmi future which has already been preetermined for them. Notably, a similar future to this is intended for America as well, but will America have what is needed to save itself from such a fate as Britain is facing, and in doing so, will it lead to Britain being saved as well?
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“Unite the Kingdom” protesters marching on Upper Woburn Place in London, APK, Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
On the same day, May 16, and at the same time, two rallies were held in London. One was Unite the Kingdom, a patriotic gathering of 60,000 marchers, who are alarmed at Muslim immigration transforming their country, worried about a decline in social cohesion, and furious that the government is making major decisions without consulting them. The other, and far smaller march of 20,000 people, was not about Britain at all, but about a faraway event that occurred more than 76 years ago: what the Arabs call the “Nakba” or catastrophe, which is how they describe the flight of Arabs from Mandatory Palestine, and then Israel, between the fall of 1947 and 1949.
Trump Has Iran on the ropes. Now he must resist the bad deal.
After two years of devastating American and Israeli strikes against Iran’s nuclear sites, missile infrastructure, air defenses, terror proxies, and regime leadership, President Donald Trump holds more leverage over the Islamic Republic than any U.S. president since the Islamists took power in 1979.
Peloni: The preference for American justice to bend towards political outcomes rather than apply the law equitably places an impossible burden upon the Jewish community. How can you possibly harden a minority community from harm in a nation in which harm to that community is not actually universally judged to be illegal. The restoration of equality before the law was what made life for Jews different from what was experienced across Europe and the rest of the world. It was this fulfillment of religious liberty which granted Jews their Golden Age in America, and the attempt to pretend that barricading the community behind guards metal detectors and security cameras is a poor substitute for the fulfillment of recognized freedom of religious expression. America has changed in great and terrible ways, and until that change is reversed, the best security measures money can buy will only ignore the fact that America is becoming more like Europe at an alarming and devastating pace…and of course, the full purpose of that change is first being weaponized against the Jews as the canary in the coal mine. If America is to survive, it must return to its cherished practice of exercised liberty and justice which made it the safehaven for Jews, but for Christians as well. No amount of money can possibly substitute for such a gold standard as this.
| All Israel News | Published: May 29, 2026
Just days after another wave of antisemitic threats and increasing security fears at Jewish places of worship across America, religious leaders descended on Capitol Hill this month with a blunt message for lawmakers: houses of worship are under siege and many congregations simply cannot afford to protect themselves alone. They need help…and financial assistance.
Rabbis, pastors, Muslim leaders and other religious and security officials spent the past week urging the U.S. Congress to significantly expand federal funding for synagogue, church and mosque protection. The vehicle for doing so is the Nonprofit Security Grant Program.
Peloni: Is Trump waiting for the November elections to deal with the Muslim Brotherhood? Or is he simply not going to address this matter on American shores?
by Robert Williams • Gatestone Institute • May 29, 2026
The Muslim Brotherhood is actually hard at work establishing an Islamic state based on sharia law in the United States. They have, in fact, been at it for decades. Pictured: The logo of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Peloni: As you read this, consider the relevant context which Hassan’s story holds for those Muslim leaders who are now faced with the dilemma of accepting Trump’s demands of joining the Abraham Accords or having to face the consequences of being left outside of any influence on the coming new world order. A society built upon 1400 years of rigid training to subjugate, slaughter and conquer the infidel is being required by the infidels to itself submit infidel demands of change, moderation and modernization. Is this doable? Some societies are already moving towards this outcome, but the pace of change has been tepid and cautious, and even now such things are never referenced in the same conversation as peace with Israel. More on this later.
By Jalal Tagreeb
Khaled Hassan. Screengrab via Youtube.
There is a particular kind of testimony that cuts through the noise of geopolitical debate — not the testimony of politicians or diplomats, but of those who were raised inside a culture of hatred and chose, at personal cost, to walk away from it. Khaled Hassan is one such person. Born in Cairo in 1990, raised in what he describes as a thoroughly ordinary, middle-class Egyptian family, and educated at an American school, Hassan has emerged as a lucid and courageous voice warning the West about the ideological forces arrayed against it — and against Israel in particular.