Israel plotting another ‘Operation Grim Beeper’ style attack

 

The Iran War may kick into high gear after the midterms, as a third aircraft carrier is headed to the region and President Trump has warned all hell could break loose.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, was making its way to the Middle East – joining two other carrier task forces in the region, the USS George Washington and the USS George W. Bush.

President Trump told Kansas City radio station KCMO Friday that the war is “going to get wrapped up soon” – without specifying how.

What Britain owe the Jewish People

 

by Daniel Winston

In my previous article in these pages, I argued that Britain broke its legal obligations to the Jewish people under the Mandate at the very moment those obligations meant the difference between life and death, and that it owes a moral and financial debt it has never acknowledged. 

Here is the full accounting. It is a debt no one has ever been asked to pay, and Britain is not the only debtor.

Counting only documented deaths, documented confiscations and formulas that governments themselves have accepted, Britain, seven Arab states and Iran owe the Jewish people and the State of Israel roughly $738 billion.

 A fuller accounting of Britain's betrayal runs into the trillions. 

Against this stands the Palestinian Arab claim of $400 billion and more for what Arabs left behind in 1948. That number rests on a genocidal war of annihilation the Arabs launched, on an exodus of local Arabs meant to clear the field for it, and on a bill for hurt feelings.

For 75 years the world has read only one set of books, and mostly misread it. It is time to open all of them.

I use three yardsticks, none of them my own invention. I price lives at the value of a statistical life that the United States Department of Transportation applies in its own regulatory work, currently $14.2 million.

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FJJ the Flatbush Newspaper that refuses to carry Photos of Jewish Women Prints Photos of 2 Shiksas

 

Rav Dov Landau In$tructed Degel HaTorah To Explore Alliance With Ei$enkot

 

Charedie will sit with Nazis if that's what's needed to get money to the Moisdois Which is Inyani De"yomeh as the letters מוסד are the same as סדום!

Eisenkot is debating whether he should sit with the Arabs or sit with Charedim! This in itself should startle any reasonable person, but the Charedie Gedoilim, like the Arabs do not recognize the State and consider the entire Knesset as a bunch of "meenim & apikorsim" but will sit there anyway as a means to drain the system! As of now MK Yaakov A$her denied it .....

A dramatic report suggesting that Degel HaTorah could consider joining forces with the center-left bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot has triggered a political controversy in Israel, with senior United Torah Judaism officials quickly denying that any such instructions were issued.

Yishai Cohen, political editor of Kikar HaShabbat and a panelist on Channel 12, reported Friday that HaGaon HaRav Dov Landau had instructed Degel HaTorah’s Knesset representatives to open discussions with the so-called “change bloc” as Israel’s political parties explore possible coalition arrangements following this week’s elections.

According to Cohen’s report, Degel HaTorah does not consider itself automatically committed to either the Netanyahu bloc or the opposition, with the overriding priority being the protection of yeshiva bochurim and the resolution of the ongoing military draft crisis.

The report raised the possibility that Degel HaTorah could consider cooperation with Eisenkot if his bloc agreed to the party’s demands regarding the status of Bnei Yeshivos.

Such a move would represent a significant development in Israeli coalition politics, potentially challenging the longstanding political alignment between the Chareidi parties and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc.

However, the office of United Torah Judaism MK Yaakov Asher, a senior Degel HaTorah representative, moved quickly to reject the report.

“No such instruction was given. We have not even visited the Gedolei Yisroel since the elections,” Asher’s office said in a statement.

The denial directly contradicts the claim that Rav Landau had already issued instructions to begin negotiations with the opposition.

The controversy comes as Israel’s political parties assess the final election results and the prospects for forming a government.

With neither major political bloc holding a straightforward path to a governing majority, the Chareidi parties could play a pivotal role in determining the composition of the next coalition.

The military draft issue remains one of the most significant obstacles in coalition negotiations, particularly following months of arrests of yeshiva bochurim and growing outrage throughout the Chareidi community.

For Degel HaTorah, securing protections for Bnei Yeshivos and ensuring the continued ability of bochurim and avreichim to learn Torah without facing military prosecution remain central political demands.

Zera Shimshon Parashat Vayera

 

Analysis of the Israeli election 2026

 

by Hillel Fuld

The final numbers are still not in and things can still shift, but the left anti Bibi crowd, and I call them that because that’s literally all they stand for and the politicians who make up the bloc have zero in common other than the hatred of Bibi, well, those people have been embarrassingly defeated.

Does that mean that Bibi won a major victory here?

No.

I don’t see how he forms a coalition unless one of the losers agrees to put his Netanyahu derangement syndrome aside and actually put the interests of this nation over his ego.

But what’s undeniable is that the left was totally humiliated here.

Why?

Because for three years, all they talked about is how Bibi is responsible for 10/7.

They called him a traitor.

They attacked his wife.

His kids.

They called him a liar constantly.

They incited against him more than anyone ever incited against any Israeli PM.

Yes, even that Israeli PM.

Before that, they obsessed over the judicial reform and how Bibi is trying to create a dictatorship.

Then they spent years making up fake accusations against Bibi about him stealing bugs bunny dolls and cigars, all accusations that ended up falling apart.

They also managed to bring in tens of thousands of voters from outside of Israel to bring Bibi down.

And guess what. Bibi got the most votes in the election. That’s clear.

His bloc also got more support than theirs.

Here’s the thing.

Unless one of them agrees to sit with Bibi, we are going back to another elections and guess what happens then.

Those tens of thousands aren’t coming back to vote again.

The Arabs who voted at an absurd rate will be a warning sign for those who either didn’t vote or didn’t vote for the right.

If there’s another election, the Arab parties will not get this many votes, especially after the speeches some of them gave declaring proudly how loyal they are to Gaza and not to Israel.

To me, the biggest loser here is actually Bennett.

He can easily join Bibi and create a stable coalition. After all, he claims he’s right wing.

Someone who is right wing doesn’t sit with someone like Ya’ir Golan who famously said Israel kills babies as a hobby and called the IDF an occupation army.

Wanna talk about treason? Yea…

So either Bennett wakes up and actually shows that he has any values left or the country goes back to elections and you can be sure, Bennett will never be this strong again.

Lieberman can also sit with Bibi if he puts Israel ahead of his ego.

Forget Lapid. He’s just a nobody.

So did Bibi win? Not exactly. (Unless of course these last votes add multiple mandates to the Likud.)

But did the anti Bibi crowd lose? They didn’t just lose.

They were made totally fools of, and rightfully so.

Maybe they’ll learn the lesson and actually focus on something positive with a candidate that is somewhat capable instead of obsessing over Bibi, but let’s be honest, they won’t learn the lesson and they’ll continue to lose because of it.

There has never been and there never will be another campaign that is this organized and coordinated and that has one goal, to vilify Bibi.

And it didn’t only come from within Israel. It was a global attempt.

Parliaments, politicians, journalists, activists, they all spent every resource they have to bring Bibi down.

They failed. They all failed.

And the funniest part? All those loser politicians gave victory speeches last night before the real numbers came in and proved that all their propaganda channels were dead wrong and channel 14, the channel that Golan wants to shut down, they were the only channel with relatively accurate results.

So, all around, the anti-Bibi crowd came out looking really dumb here but anyone with a brain and a basic understanding of geopolitics and marketing should have expected this. I know I did.

The people have spoken and the obsession with bringing Bibi down yielded zero results.

Now let’s see if one of these losers actually steps up to the plate and acts responsibly. Not counting on it.

New York, May 10, 1933 New Yorkers marched through Manhattan to protest Nazi persecution in Germany.

New York, May 10, 1933

New Yorkers marched through Manhattan to protest Nazi persecution in Germany.

The march was organized by the American Jewish Congress. Rabbis, war veterans and other demonstrators passed City Hall as the city watched.

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36 Years Since the Assassination of Rav Meir Kahane and His prediction about the Arab Votes have come true!

 

36 Years Since the NYC Assassination of Meir Kahane

Today, Wednesday, י״ז חשון, was the 36th yahrtzeit of Meir Kahane. He was assassinated in New York at the age of 58.

Born in Flatbush, Brooklyn in 1932, Kahane later founded the Jewish Defense League (JDL) in 1968 under the defining banner of "Never Again," organizing self-defense initiatives to protect vulnerable urban Jewish communities from violence and intimidation.

After immigrating to Israel in 1971, he entered public office and served as a Member of the Knesset leading the Kach party, where he consistently warned against concessions and called for total Jewish sovereignty across the Land of Israel. While the party was banned in 1988 from running, Kahane’s message and theology still lives strong.

On November 5, 1990 (18 Cheshvan 5751), Kahane was assassinated in Manhattan by Egyptian-born Islamic terrorist El Sayyid Nosair, an early act of radical Islamic terrorism on American soil that foreshadowed the global wave of jihadist violence in the decades that followed.

Following his assassination, the Kach party split, with Kahane Chai, started by Meir Kahane’s son Binyamin Zev, breaking away from the main faction.

Israel banned both Kach and Kahane Chai in 1994, a month after a Kach supporter shot and killed twenty-nine Muslims at a mosque.

Binyamin Kahane was killed along with his wife by Palestinian terrorists in a drive-by shooting in Samaria in December 2000, essentially proving his father’s point.

Meir Kahane had advocated strongly for the expulsion of Arabs from Israel, including Judea and Samaria, and proposing that those who refused to leave willingly should be forcibly deported or pressured to go. In a 1985 speech in Los Angeles, he stated that his name meant "terror to Arabs".

He felt strongly that Arabs living in Israel, including Judea and Samaria, were enemies of Jews and Zionism. He frequently asserted that Zionism requires a permanent Jewish majority, meaning that if Arabs were allowed full democratic participation, it would cease to be a Jewish state. During his time in the Israeli Knesset as the leader of the Kach party, he introduced bills calling for the physical separation of Jews and non-Jews and the removal of Arab populations.

Throughout his life, Kahane delivered razor-sharp warnings regarding security, national deterrence, and absolute self-reliance that continue to resonate today:

"I prefer a powerful and proud Jewish State that is hated by the entire world than an Auschwitz that is loved by one and all."

"Never, ever deal with terrorists.  Hunt them down and, more important, mercilessly punish those states and groups that fund, arm, support, or simply allow their territories to be used by the terrorists with impunity."

"The poor Palestinians who today kill Jews with explosives and firebombs and stones are part of the same people who when they had all the territories they now demand be given to them for their state—attempted to drive the Jewish state into the sea."

"For so long as the Jew has even one ally, he will be convinced—in his smallness of mind—that his salvation came from that ally.  It is only when he is alone—against all of his own efforts and frantic attempts—that he will, through no choice, be compelled to turn to G-d."

Kahane’s message remains clear: total strength, national deterrence, and uncompromising pride are the fundamental guarantees of Jewish survival.

Bnei-Brak ignored their Torah Leaders and didn't come out to vote!

 Leading Degel HaTorah rabbis actually held an emergency meeting in Bnei Brak shortly before the election because they were concerned that many Charedim were considering staying home rather than voting, despite warnings from Rav Landau and Rav Hirsch that not "winning in a big way will be a huge Chillul Hashem and will show that G-D doesn't want us"

Commentators and political activists pointed to several reasons:

• Frustration with Charedi political leadership.
• A feeling among some voters that the parties were not effectively advancing community interests.
• Internal disputes within the Charedi camp.
• A belief among some that their individual vote would not significantly affect the outcome. 

On election day, Bnei Brak's turnout lagged behind the national average during much of the day. Reports noted turnout of about 28.4% by noon, lower than the nationwide figure at that time, which worried UTJ leaders.

That said, it's worth noting that Bnei Brak's final turnout historically has usually been quite high, often in the mid-to-upper 70% range in national elections. For example, turnout in the 2022 election was 76.5%. 

 Many observers attributed the lower turnout to growing dissatisfaction with their Torah Leaders