By World Israel News Staff
Fox News host Mark Levin, a Trump ally and member of the president’s Homeland Security Advisory Council, pushed back Monday against President Donald Trump’s escalating criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, questioning why Israel’s leader was being rebuked after months of joint action against Iran.
Levin posted the criticism on X after Trump accused Netanyahu of acting without judgment over Israeli strikes in Lebanon and said the Israeli prime minister should be grateful to the US for helping prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
“In a period of two-months, Israel has gone from a great ally and partner in war, fighting by our side against a horrible enemy that has killed thousands of our people, killed tens of thousands of their own people, and was a dire nuclear threat intent on attacking us, to Israeli PM Netanyahu being a difficult person who should be thanking us for saving his country from Iran and should get our permission if he wants to defend his people from Hezbollah and Iran, and stand down when his country is attacked,” Levin wrote.
And just yesterday, Israel’s PM avenged the execution of 5 American soldiers by taking out a Hezbollah commander/terrorist,” he continued. “And only Israel has been killing Hezbollah leaders who murdered our Marines, soldiers, embassy staff, and more. It seems to me a kind word is in order. How does this make any sense?”
Levin’s comments followed Trump’s sharp public and private criticism of Netanyahu after Israel struck a Hezbollah target in Beirut shortly before the US and Iran were expected to finalize a memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the regional conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump told Axios that the Israeli strike had delayed the deal’s signing and said he had confronted Netanyahu afterward.
“Why did Bibi have to do a f**king attack?” Trump said, according to Axios. “I was so pissed off. I let him know. He has no f**king judgment. I let him know that.”
“It is so bad,” Trump added. “I couldn’t believe it. An hour before we are supposed to sign the deal.”
Trump also said Israel had the right to defend itself but that the specific Hezbollah attack Israel responded to was minor and should not have disrupted the emerging deal.
“Israel has the right to defend itself against threats, but the attack it was responding to was very small and meaningless, nobody was hurt, injured or killed and should not disrupt this important process,” Trump said.
The president said the US was close to a regional agreement that would include Lebanon and called on all sides to stop attacking.
“We are very close to a deal that will bring peace to the region, including to Lebanon, and all sides should stand down,” Trump said. “There should be no more attacks by Israel anywhere in Lebanon, but there should also be no more attacks by any other party, including Hezbollah, against Israel.”
In a separate interview reported by Ynet, Trump said Netanyahu should be thankful to the US for its role against Iran.
“He’s a very difficult person,” Trump said. “He should be grateful to us for doing that. Because if Iran had nuclear weapons, Israel wouldn’t exist after two hours.”
The dispute has exposed a widening divide among Trump allies over how far Washington should go in restraining Israel as part of the Iran deal.
Levin’s response aligned him with other pro-Israel Republicans who have argued that Israel should retain freedom of action against Hezbollah and Iran-backed forces even as Trump seeks to conclude the agreement with Tehran.
Trump appointed Levin to the Homeland Security Advisory Council in 2025 as part of what he called a revamped advisory body. Levin, a longtime conservative commentator and strong supporter of Israel, has frequently defended Israeli military action against Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah on his Fox News program and radio show.
Levin’s post suggested that at least some Trump-aligned conservatives see the president’s criticism of Netanyahu as a reversal from the two countries’ wartime partnership.
“How does this make any sense?” Levin wrote.
President Trump reportedly cracking down on opposition to the emerging Iran deal, and is threatening to fire any administration officials who refuse to back an interim agreement.
By World Israel News Staff
Vice President JD Vance has played a central role in shaping President Donald Trump’s increasingly critical view of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to an Israel Hayom report on tensions inside the White House over the emerging US-Iran agreement.
Israel Hayom reported Sunday that Trump has adopted a narrative promoted by Vance and other senior envoys involved in the Iran talks, according to which Netanyahu has been trying to derail the agreement through Israeli military action in Lebanon and Iran.
The report said Vance, US envoy Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner have supported reaching a memorandum of understanding with Iran, arguing in part that the Iranian regime is unlikely to fall soon and that Gulf states, especially Qatar, have pushed for a deal.
That's not his real name, He just made it up, (Try to ask him for a ID or passport)
Now he switched back his name to
(Haim Ovanounou, Age 64)
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Be aware he is not a Mekubal (By now we're not sure if he's Jewish, we don't know his name, You may be surprised), he can NOT help you in any way (he can only damage you), He's constantly fabricating holy stories about him to scare you, if you don't accept him he will tell your friends and family that he sees with his higher Vision that you're having relations with non-jewish woman, Be careful he is constantly threatening and scaring, Do not be afraid of him, He tells hundreds of false stories of people dying because they didn't believe in him.
He goes around collecting charity claiming he and his wife and his six Children have cancer, But for the woman who come for Tikunim, He tells them, he's divorced, without kids. so don't have any Mercy on him, it's all lies. (When asked for medical records, he shows a photoshop picture from his chest with marks.)
He recently got some endorsements from rabbis. By showing them a fake endorsement from the בד"ץ With a fake phone number, so they couldn't verify, but they trusted him.
Ladies be very careful do not talk to him or go anywhere near him, especially behind closed doors Even for Tikunim, You will regret it.
For married woman he claims to have a special TIKUN but It could only be done if the husband is not aware of it, וד"ל
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He's lately in Monsey, like in Viznitz or @ the Rimnitz Cemetery. he is now in Brooklyn (9/11/25) He is already exposed, And banned from Monroe. went to Los Angeles, where a lot of people fell for him. Geneva, Switzerland 4/2026, Brooklyn 6/2026
What truly troubles me is not that the nations of the world have turned their backs on the State of Israel — that, sadly, is nothing new. What pains me more deeply is that Frum Jews living in Israel, themselves refuse to recognize the State, even claiming that we don’t need an army.
This isn’t an isolated opinion; it’s the stance of certain Torah leaders. Listening to the man in the video below, who says, “We didn’t ask for a medina, so let them do what they want — what do they want from us?” — one realizes that, in his view, being Chareidi means being separate and completely disconnected from the rest of Klal Yisrael. They constantly lecture about "achdus" but they themselves do not want "achdus" they want "pirud" they want and say unequally that they don't want anything to do with the rest of the Jewish people!
Yet, it’s worth noting that this same individual gladly accepts every benefit the State provides.
His reasoning echoes that of the meraglim (spies) in the Torah. They told Moshe, in essence: “If you want a country, go ahead — what do you want from us? We prefer to stay here and learn Torah all day, free of worry. We don’t want to fight in an army or soil our hands working the land.”
But we know how that story ended — they all perished.
World leaders rushed to endorse US President Donald Trump’s proposed agreement with Iran, with the leaders of France, Britain, Germany, Italy, the United Nations, Qatar, and other regional powers praising the framework as a historic diplomatic breakthrough.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres hailed the agreement as a critical step toward ending the conflict, while European leaders pledged to help secure the Strait of Hormuz, support implementation of the deal, and advance negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program.
In Jerusalem, however, the reaction was dramatically different. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened an emergency security cabinet meeting as ministers warned the agreement leaves Iran’s ballistic missile program, terror proxies, and regional influence virtually untouched. Senior Israeli officials fear the deal relieves pressure on Tehran without dismantling the threats that triggered the conflict, exposing a widening gap between Israel and much of the international community.
Now that I am a bit older, I look at the parsha a little different, and I noticed that in the very first verse, the Torah names the ones that supported Korach ...Dasan and Aviram!
Very familiar names, in fact, the very first conversation that Moshe Rabbeinu had with another Jew, recorded in the torah is with these very people, Dasan and Aviram, way back in Parshas Shmos!
Moshe notices two Jews arguing with each other and saw one raise his hand ,so he told the one who raised his hand, the rasha, למה תכה רעך?
Know that he never struck him, he just raised his hand and the torah calls him a רשע!
It is interesting to note, that back in Shmos, Dasan and Aviram tell Moshe...............מי שמך לאיש ..... "who put you in charge," and in this weeks Parsha they tell him basically the same thing: כי תשתרר עלינו גם השתרר.... "you seek to dominate us, even to dominate further" .... nothing has really changed
In the clip below, Bneן-Torah are wearing "yellow stars" while totally paralyzing the lives of millions of Jews! Stopping traffic from Yerushlayim, Beit Shemesh, Beitar Illit, and Ben Gurion Airport.
Millions could not travel not even to and back from the airport as they also blocked the trains. Thousands missed their flights and those returning after spending 11 hours on an airplane had to spend another 4-5 hours waiting for the protests to stop! Ambulances couldn't get through, and mothers couldn't get to their families, and the elderly sat for hours in buses and cars in the heat!
All this while their Rosh Yeshiva schnor for them in the USA
Donald Trump has announced that a peace deal between the US and Iran will be signed tomorrow in a move designed to bring an end to months of conflict and global instability.
The president said if the agreement is reached Sunday it would see the Strait of Hormuz 'open to all.'
The vital waterway has been blockaded virtually since the US took out Iran's Supreme Leader in targeted strikes which kicked off the war on February 28.
The signing of the peace deal is set to coincide with Trump's 80th birthday and the UFC event he is staging at the the White House.
The president shared the latest update on Truth Social on Saturday afternoon.
Tickets for the Friday night dinner organized by guerrilla activist group Climate Defiance ran as high as $5,000 a pop to nosh with a who’s who of lefty darlings, including anti-Israel provocateur Linda Sarsour; Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander; radical Queens Democratic socialist Tiffany Caban who was arrested for protesting the war in Gaza; and anti-Israel, Mayor Mamdani-linked trans rabbi Abby Stein.
The kosher and vegan-friendly meal at the home of “social activist” filmmaker Jill Goldman celebrated the Tribeca Film Festival climate hysteria flick “Just Look Up,” which follows Michael Greenberg, founder of Climate Defiance.
Boasting “no phones, no cameras, no tech” the “traditional Shabbat meal” will “break bread” and “build community,” welcoming allies of all “faiths, backgrounds, and traditions,” the invite said.
But critics didn’t buy the supposedly inclusive and intersectional lovefest.
“Why is this being done in secrecy? What is it that you’re going to say that needs to be hidden from the public? Knowing who the players are, this feels like it’s using Shabbat as a cover,” Jewish activist Tali Goldsheft of the “Politically Homeless No More” movement fumed to The Post, alleging the ban on devices at the end shields it from potential scrutiny.
Earlier this month Israel banned Sarsour, the former co-chair of the Women’s March, from a planned visit, which drew outrage from anti-Israel group CAIR.
Lander, the former city comptroller, has been accused of fueling the anti-Israel BDS movement by divesting government funds from Israel bonds when they matured.
This month, he appeared in an ad for hateful far-left Democratic socialist, US-bashing congressional hopeful Darializa Avila Chevalier.
The Boycott, Divest and Sanction, or BDS, campaign is an international effort aimed at isolating and delegitimizing the world’s only Jewish state.
“Like David Duke, Linda Sarsour is a bigot and a social pariah,” ripped Goldsheft, who accused the Jewish Lander of “using a Jewish tradition to promote himself alongside Sarsour,” who came under fire for her fealty to antisemite Louis Farrakhan.
Dubious onlookers moaned that the melting pot meal was anything but kosher.
“Rather than ‘Shabbat dinner,’ this is nothing more than a ‘Jew-hater dinner,’” said Michelle Ahdoot of End Jew Hatred.
“These very same people advocate for the racist BDS movement, which is unacceptable in today’s society, and frankly, this foursome’s Jew-hatred is unacceptable at any event, most of all at one that they dare to frame as a Shabbat dinner,” she added.
Climate Defiance, Lander and Sarsour did not return The Post’s requests for comment.
