DUS IZ NIES
“I don’t speak because I have the power to speak; I speak because I don’t have the power to remain silent.” Rav Kook z"l
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Rav Dov Landau Calls Satmar Initiative to get people not to vote "wicked or stupid"
With bloodstains on his shirt: Passengers who neutralized terrorist meets with Netanyahu
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at Ben Gurion Airport on Wednesday, where he welcomed the Israeli passengers who were on board the Flydubai flight whose copilot attempted to hijack and crash it.
Among the passengers whom the Prime Minister met was Yaniv, one of the Israelis who jumped on the would-be hijacker and subdued him.
Yaniv apologized to the Prime Minister that his clothes were still covered in blood, to which Netanyahu replied: "It's an honor to meet you this way. How did you do it?"
The passenger answered: "We are a nation of lions." Netanyahu then embraced him and said: "I see you and I see a lion. You are a great hero."
"What you did is just unbelievable. You saved not only the passengers of the plane, but many others," the Prime Minister added.
After Netanyahu asked, Yaniv recounted the chain of events: "Someone screamed, and the lights went out. Someone wearing a white shirt stood by the door. Together, we pushed the door. The pilot who was stabbed was at the door, but he apparently managed to open it before collapsing. When I went in, I saw the terrorist on the devices between the two chairs."
"I grabbed the terrorist, choked him, and pulled him away from there. He tried to ruin the devices to neutralize the plane, which had its nose pointing down. I called another two guys who helped me grab him. I began to pull the steering wheel up, and I stopped the plane from diving."
Yaniv revealed that he learned to control the plane from the documentary series 'Mayday.' He added that at that point, the alternate pilot came and took charge.
No one s should be surprised that an entire flight from Israel was stopped and searched. at Amsterdam Airport
This week at Amsterdam's airport, an entire flight from Israel was stopped and searched.
The crime?
If you are found to POSSESS items made in the Golan Heights or Judea and Samaria, you can be sent to Dutch prison for SIX YEARS.
This has shocked many, but it shouldn't.
During the Holocaust, 107,000 DutchJews were deported from the Netherlands, of whom only about 5,200 survived. This is the lowest survival rate in any Western European country and is very much the result of the number of Dutch collaborators, like those who turned in Anne Frank.
What is less known is that when all property of Jews was looted and embezzled, enabled by the Naz| regime, the Dutch government collected a 5% tax for the "transfer of ownership" from those who looted it.
After the war, the city of Amsterdam continued collecting rents and fines from Jewish homeowners whose properties had been seized by the Nazis, and when Jews who survived came back and wanted their homes back, they had to pay all those fines and taxes before they could get their homes back.
There is no religion, faith, or human system that can forgive such cruelty.
We will never forget.
THE SECRET BEHIND THE PAGER ATTACK: Israel Silenced Hezbollah Operative Who Got Suspicious
Terror in the Skies on a Dubai Plane towards Israel .....Israel Treats Flydubai Incident as Terror Attack After Pilot Stabbing Reports
Absurd accusations against Netanyahu make no sense
Caroline’s comments are compelling. The fact reports that Netanyahu had been warned about 10/7 are coming out three years later just before the election tells you all you need to know. The timing is highly suspicious and is quite likely pure politics.
All of these absurd accusations ask us to ignore Hamas’ secrecy and believe Sinwar shared his plans with non-allied regimes so that they’d tell Netanyahu.
— Caroline Glick (@CarolineGlick) September 29, 2026
Pure horses**t. https://t.co/i0hWQHWQ5v
Yigal Amir requested leave to visit his sick father and was denied
Larissa Amir Trimbobler, the wife of Yigal Amir, who assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995, has attacked National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir after her husband's request for a brief, special furlough due to his father's medical condition was denied.
According to Trimbobler, Amir submitted a request for a one-time furlough on September 9 following a deterioration in his father's condition. For three weeks, she said, he was asked to fill out forms, specify a requested date, and provide the names of guarantors for the furlough.
Larisa claimed that the process created hope that the request might be approved and wondered whether appeals made to Ben Gvir would influence the decision. From her perspective, she said, this was a humanitarian request, and she criticized the minister, "who has full authority to sign off on approval for such an exceptional furlough."
She wondered about Ben Gvir: "Perhaps he decided, after all, toward the end, to do a good deed? After all, even the hostile media would have had no reason to criticize him for agreeing to an unequivocally humanitarian request, and even if criticism had been voiced, it would only have benefited him electorally."
According to Larisa, Amir's attorney received the decision to reject the request yesterday.
The response sent to the attorney stated: "I hereby inform you that your client's request for a special furlough was not approved due to his dangerousness, as well as the position of intelligence and security officials, who oppose granting the prisoner the requested furlough. In addition, following an examination of the medical documentation concerning the prisoner's father, no justification was found to approve his request for a furlough on medical grounds, in light of the circumstances specified in the relevant directive."
She sharply criticized the reference to Amir's dangerousness. "The State of Israel will undoubtedly be placed in danger if a 56-year-old prisoner, who has already spent 31 years behind bars, spends a day or half a day with his seriously ill 85-year-old father," she wrote sarcastically.
She also criticized the determination that there was insufficient medical justification to approve the furlough. According to her, Amir's father is battling cancer that has metastasized to his spine and bones, has undergone several heart surgeries, and suffers from diabetes.
"As for the medical grounds, apparently they will only be considered sufficient when, God forbid, the patient is on his deathbed," she wrote, adding that, in her view, the father's medical condition should have justified approving the request.
: Parents Of Slain Hostage Almog Sarusi Welcome Baby Boy In Their 60s*
Mamzarani/Satmar is the arsonist that has decided to take credit for being a firefighter.
17 days after the Oct 7 Massacre, while Israel was still sifting through ashes to identify the 1200+ Jews who were raped, kidnapped & murdered, Zohran Mamdani led a pro-Hamas rally calling for the destruction of Israel.
— Ari Hoffman (@thehoffather) September 29, 2026
Also his wife celebrated Oct 7 pic.twitter.com/Ho6FCQSF3v
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
The British that turned back Shiploads of Jews Escaping Nazi Journey Opens its Doors to Palestinian Terrorists!
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood reportedly preparing to resume resettlement program, giving legal pathway to large-scale immigration of asylum seekers with priority to Palestinians and Afghans.
By World Israel News Staff
Britain is reopening a refugee resettlement program and is reportedly planning to give priority to Palestinians and Afghan women and girls, The Guardian has reported, creating a controlled legal route into the country as the government simultaneously tightens rules for people arriving through irregular channels.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to formally unveil the policy at the Labour Party conference Monday, ending a nearly two-year freeze on new referrals to the UK Resettlement Scheme.
About one-quarter of those admitted through the reopened program are expected to be Palestinians or Afghan women and girls, according to government projections.
People with disabilities, survivors of torture and others judged particularly vulnerable will also be eligible for consideration.
The program is expected to begin relatively modestly, accepting hundreds of refugees before potentially expanding into the low thousands as the government reduces irregular migration.
An annual numerical cap will apply.
