“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
Friday, June 20, 2025
In Israel You Clean Your Room Even If It was Just Hit by a Rocket
“Clean Your Room!” 😂
— Yaakov Langer (@jacklanger) June 19, 2025
Dad jokes with his son to clean his room after their buidling was destroyed by an Iranian missile.
The Israeli spirit is unbreakable. pic.twitter.com/wqc074XinP
Trump can end the nuclear threat from Iran with one phone call
Would you mind if someone tried to kill you? For both Donald Trump and for the state of Israel the answer is “Yes.”
Last August, under President Joe Biden, federal prosecutors in New York charged Afghan-born Farhad Shakeri in a plot to assassinate Trump. Shakeri is currently believed to be in Iran. Shakeri was tasked with killing Trump in the US before or after last year’s election.
President Trump will have to live with such threats from the Iranian regime for the rest of his life. After all, none other than the Supreme Leader of Iran — Ayatollah Ali Khamenei — has used his social-media accounts to promise to assassinate Trump. A lurid video recently put out by the ayatollah even showed Trump being assassinated by Iran on a golf course.
Israel has to live with the same threat.
Thursday, June 19, 2025
Parshas Shlach and the Gedoilim of Chutz Le'aaretz Still have not Learned their Lesson.. They Are delaying the Redemption
Along the journey to the Land of Israel in the great and dreadful desert, the newly formed Israelite Nation experiences one crisis after another in the process of discovering the absolute unity of Torah, Nationhood, and Eretz Yisrael.
The greatest of these crises is the Sin of the Spies, a failure that revealed the weakness of the Nation’s attachment to its Land, what King David termed a rejection of the cherished Land (Tehillim 106:24-26).
The terrible consequences of this crisis testify to the severity of living outside of the Land of Israel: “In this wilderness your corpses shall fall.”
Poll: Netanyahu surges as Bennett loses ground
For the first time in a long while - and against the backdrop of the ongoing war with Iran - Likud has regained its position as Israel’s largest political party, according to a Channel 13 News poll published Wednesday.
If elections were held today, the poll shows Likud would secure 27 seats, while a party led by Naftali Bennett would win 24. Yisrael Beytenu and the Democrats would each receive 11 seats, Shas 10, Yesh Atid 7, National Unity 7, United Torah Judaism 7, Otzma Yehudit 6, Hadash-Ta’al 6, and Ra’am 4.
In this poll, the Religious Zionist Party fails to pass the electoral threshold.
The survey also found that a strong majority of the public (75%) supports going to war with Iran, while only 17% oppose it. Another 8% remain undecided.
When asked about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s motivations, 64% of respondents said they believe the primary reason for the military campaign was a genuine desire to eliminate Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile threat. Meanwhile, 28% believe political considerations were the main driver.
Heavy barrage from Iran: At least 7 impact sites, Soroka Hospital sustains direct hit
כ-20 טילים נורו מאיראן: 3 נפילות במרכז, פגיעה ישירה בבית החולים סורוקה | כל העדכונים >>> https://t.co/akeTQnW5Lu pic.twitter.com/Ol0KOmMTld
— כאן חדשות (@kann_news) June 19, 2025
The IDF identified on Thursday morning at 7:03 a.m. that between 20 and 30 missiles were launched from Iran toward Israeli territory.
This is the largest barrage launched from Iran in the past 48 hours. There are reports of at least seven impact sites, including three in Gush Dan and one at Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva, which sustained a direct hit.
So far, 23 individuals have been reported injured across all impact sites.
A spokesperson for Soroka said: "There has been damage to the hospital and extensive damage in various areas. We are currently assessing the damages, including the injured."
"We ask that people avoid coming to the hospital at this time. We will provide further updates shortly."
Rescue services have checked reports of dangerous chemical leaks in the hospital region and have confirmed there is no further concern.
Fire and Rescue Services - Southern District reported: "As of 07:43, a medical facility has been hit. Fire and Rescue teams are working on-site to rescue people trapped in an elevator. Further updates will follow."
At an impact site in Holon, two people were severely injured, one moderately injured, and four were lightly injured. All were evacuated for treatment. Some of the buildings affected are considered in danger of collapse.
Channel 12 News reported that 26 casualties were evacuated to Wolfson, Beilinson, Sheba, and Ichilov hospitals. Among them are two in serious condition, and one in moderate condition; the others sustained light injuries. There is concern that some people may be trapped at impact sites in central Israel.
A Magen David Adom (MDA) spokesperson said, "Following the sirens that were sounded in recent minutes, MDA teams have deployed to search areas where reports were received."
Upon receiving an alert, the public is instructed to enter a protected space and remain there until further notice.
Leaving the protected space is only permitted following an explicit directive. Continue to follow the instructions of the Home Front Command.
Trump says that Netanyahu being badly treated by the Israeli Leftists!
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
A Special Day... 23 of Sivan
will be freed from their misery.
Beepers Again???? Mossad Triggered Explosions via SMS on Encrypted IRGC Phones
Israel Asking Iranians to Contact Mossad Directly
🚨WOW! Please READ THIS: Israel is essentially inviting Iranian citizens to contact the Mossad directly and is also giving them the address to do so.
— Raylan Givens (@JewishWarrior13) June 18, 2025
The IDF Spokesperson's extraordinary message in Persian to Iranian citizens: “Dear Iranian citizens, we understand your…
Lady Chareidi Pilot from Beit Shemesh Leads First Safe Return Mission
Chareidi pilot Nechama Spiegel from Beit Shemesh commanded this morning’s first rescue flight from Larnaca, Cyprus to Israel, as part of the Safe Return mission.
During the flight, Transport Minister Miri Regev was recorded speaking with her mid-air — a conversation that marked the launch of the operation to safely bring Israelis home.
A new FARA filing reveals Qatar paid to facilitate Tucker Carlson’s interview with its Prime Minister