Tuesday, August 13, 2024
Mohammed Arrested After Trying to Rape 14 Year-Old British Girl! "I am New Here; I didn't know it's Illegal"
🇬🇧 UK: Wakefield - Mohammed Ali, from Pakistan, attempted to rape 14-year-old British girls. Caught and arrested. Mohammed says, 'I am new here; I didn’t know it’s illegal.' pic.twitter.com/7BAIyLbfXS
— Shunya (@Shunyaa00) August 12, 2024
This "Innocent" Palestinian Terrorist Teenager Was Recently Released Only to Shoot an Israeli Again
Today, this young Palestinian shot an Israeli and two Palestinians at a car repair shop. He was released from jail in November in exchange for women and children stolen from their homes by Hamas terrorists on 7 Oct. He'd been counted as a child prisoner by anti Israel activists. pic.twitter.com/IF3giULA0X
— Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll (@skjask) August 12, 2024
Harris Campaign Taps Self-hating Israeli-Born Jew Ilan Goldenberg as Liaison to Jewish Community
Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign has named Ilan Goldenberg, an Israeli-born Self-Hating Jew and former "peace" negotiator, as its liaison to the Jewish community, sources say.
This article is missing a lot of important information regarding Ilan Goldberg's views on Israel. Here are just a few examples -
— David Milstein (@davidamilstein) August 12, 2024
(1) Supported Obama's abstention of the anti-Israel Security Council Resolution 2334 + Secretary Kerry's shameful speech at the end of the Obama… https://t.co/QsJ0sCygOl
Monday, August 12, 2024
Israel expects 'large scale' Iranian attack as Hezbollah evacuates its Beirut HQ as US deploys guided missile sub and aircraft carrier
Israel is expecting a 'large scale' Iranian attack and Hezbollah has evacuated its Beirut headquarters in anticipation of an all-out war with Israel.
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant told US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin that Iran was making preparations for a large-scale military attack on Israel during a phone call on Sunday..
The planned attack could happen 'within days', according to two sources who spoke to CNN. Meanwhile, Hezbollah has evacuated its headquarters in Beirut, according to Lebanese news outlet Al Joumhouria.
Hours after the call between Gallant and Austin, the US Defense Department said that Austin had ordered a guided missile submarine to the Middle East and told the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group to sail more quickly to the area.
The moves come as the US and other allies push for Israel and Hamas to achieve a ceasefire agreement that could help calm soaring tensions in the region following the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran and a senior Hezbollah commander in Beirut.
Officials have been on the lookout for retaliatory strikes by both Iran and Hezbollah for the killings, and the US has been beefing up its presence in the region.
Major General Pat Ryder, Pentagon press secretary, said in a statement that Austin spoke to Gallant on Sunday, and reiterated America's commitment 'to take every possible step to defend Israel and noted the strengthening of US military force posture and capabilities throughout the Middle East in light of escalating regional tensions'.
The Lincoln, which has been in the Asia Pacific, had already been ordered to the region to replace the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier strike group, which is scheduled to begin heading home from the Middle East.
Last week, Austin said the Lincoln would arrive in the Central Command area by the end of the month.
The carrier has F-35 fighter jets aboard, along with the F/A-18 fighter aircraft that are also on carriers.
Maj Gen Ryder also did not say how quickly the USS Georgia guided missile submarine would get to the region.
He said Austin and Gallant also discussed Israel's military operations in Gaza and the importance of mitigating civilian harm.
Israel has been braced for a major attack since last month when a missile strike killed 12 youngsters in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Israel responded by killing a senior Hezbollah commander in Beirut.
A day after that operation, Haniyeh, the political leader of Hamas, was assassinated in Tehran, drawing Iranian vows of retaliation against Israel.
After the assassination of Hezbollah commander Shukr, the terror group reportedly moved its senior personnel away from their headquarters in Beirut - but Hezbollah now evacuated its entire operation, including its political wing, away from the suburb of Dahieh, likely in anticipation of an attack, according to Al Joumhouria.
It comes as Israeli forces pressed on with their operations near the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis on Monday.
Palestinian medics said Israeli military strikes on several areas of Khan Younis on Monday killed at least 16 people and wounded several.
Hamas Rejects Hostage Talks Right After CNN Tried Blaming Netanyahu for Lack of Deal
Hamas has rejected hostage talks that were set for this week, hours after CNN published a poorly-sourced article claiming that the terrorist group was serious about a deal but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not.
Axios.com reported (original emphasis):
Hamas announced on Sunday that it rejects the invitation by the U.S., Qatar and Egypt for a final round of negotiations over the Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal planned for Thursday.
Why it matters: Hamas’ announcement is a significant setback for the Biden administration’s efforts to reach a hostage and ceasefire deal and prevent the Gaza conflict from escalating into a regional war.
Earlier, CNN had reported, citing unnamed sources:
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar wants a ceasefire deal — at least, that’s the message Egyptian and Qatari mediators have conveyed to Israeli officials in recent days ahead of a critical summit later this week, an Israeli source familiar with the matter said.
Whether the Israeli prime minister wants one remains shrouded in uncertainty.
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Netanyahu’s allies have told journalists and other government officials that the Israeli prime minister is ready to make a deal, regardless of the impact on his governing coalition, two Israeli sources said. But the Israeli security establishment remains considerably more skeptical of Netanyahu’s willingness to strike a deal given fierce opposition from far-right ministers in his coalition.
The “far-right ministers” who have commented on a potential deal have said that Israel should not free high-value terrorists who have murdered Israelis. White House national security spokesman John Kirby rebuked Israeli finance minister Betzalel Smotrich for expressing such sentiments.
But Hamas, not Netanyahu, has been the consistent obstacle to a deal.
Vice President Kamala Harris has also been pushing a deal, to no avail. On Saturday, she reacted to unsubstantiated reports of civilian casualties in an Israeli attack on a Hamas position in a school compound by criticizing Israel, not Hamas, and by calling for a ceasefire ad hostage deal as soon as possible.
Kamala Speaks to tens of thousands of empty seats!
EMBARRASSING! There are TENS OF THOUSANDS of empty seats at the Harris/Waltz rally in Las Vegas, Nevada.
— Carter Hughes (@itscarterhughes) August 11, 2024
This comes after yesterday where Kamala's team covered up empty seats with a massive blanket.
I guarantee you Kamala wouldn't want you to share this post! pic.twitter.com/5pycko1o59
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