“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

Saturday, December 28, 2024

All of Team Joe aided in the Big Lie — now the world knows the truth of the Biden crime family

hen-Vice President Joe Biden and son Hunter meet with China’s then-Vice President Li Yuanchao in December 2013.

Ever since The Post broke the story of Hunter Biden’s laptop in October of 2020, it’s been obvious that Joe Biden was involved in his son’s influence-peddling schemes.

The president’s serial denials were as credible as Bill Clinton’s claim that “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.”

Biden’s most ridiculous lie was that he never even discussed Hunter’s foreign business with him.

Laptop messages and photos showing Joe meeting with some of Hunter’s skeezy clients proved otherwise.

Revelations that the son got millions from Ukraine energy company Burisma, despite knowing nothing about energy or Ukraine, destroyed the fiction that this was a merit-based business.

So did crucial public statements by Tony Bobulinski, a former Hunter Biden partner who bravely authenticated many of the emails and identified Joe as the “big guy” slated for a 10% cut in a Chinese deal.

Central to this picture of a sprawling scam was the 2013 China trip where Hunter flew with his vice-president father on Air Force Two and returned with a huge investment from a Chinese bank.

Apparently, we were supposed to believe the father never asked the son, “Hey, what are you doing on my plane and why are you going to China?”

In the event that any dead-enders believed Biden’s absurd denials, the nearby photos from that trip settle the argument.

New details emerge on Herzliya stabbing attack

 

Israel's defense echelon is continuing its investigation of a Friday stabbing attack which left Defense echelon continues investigation of Herzliya stabbing attack, which left Holocaust survivor Ludmilla Lipovsky dead.

Lipovsky, 83, was murdered by a Palestinian Authority Arab from Tulkarm, who had served time in an Israeli prison and was formerly an ISA informant brought into Israel following his discovery.

The investigation revealed that the terrorist, who was shot by a security guard and evacuated to an Israeli hospital, underwent a polygraph test two weeks ago at the request of the defense echelon. The test did not show any unusual results.

It is estimated that the stabber made the decision to carry out the attack shortly before the attack itself, in a spontaneous fashion. This estimate is supported by his choice of weapon - a knife. The defense echelon stressed that ISA informants work for Israel's benefit in the very heart of terror cells in the field. They aid in thwarting terror attacks and save many lives. It was also stressed that the vast majority of those rehabilitating in Israel are reintroduced into society in a variety of ways - employment, academic studies, and sometimes even into the IDF.

The defense echelon claims that the current terror attack is "rare and unusual," and from an initial investigation, there does not seem to be another known similar incident, in which a former ISA accomplice who is in Israel to rehabilitate, carries out a terror attack. The terrorist will be interrogated after he is released from the hospital, and it is expected that it will then be clear what prompted him to carry out the attack.

The terrorist was neutralized by security guards employed by Israel Post, who were responsible for transferring funds in secured vehicles. The guards were at the site due to their employment, noticed what was happening, and opened fire.

Lipovsky, a Holocaust survivor, immigrated to Israel from Russia in 1982, and lived in a nursing home provided by the Absorption Center in Herzliya. On Friday morning, prior to her murder, she was waiting on a street bench for her daughter. When the terrorist began attacking her, she tried to fight him, but was unsuccessful. Lipovsky was transferred to the hospital in critical condition, and the hospital staff were forced to declare her death shortly after her arrival.

New Syrian government is a gang of terrorists, not a stable gov't ....FM Gideon Sa'ar


 Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar has claimed that the new Syrian government should be keeping Israel's defense echelon awake at night.

During a working meeting held with civilian sources in the Foreign Ministry, Sa'ar discussed Syria's political and military echelons, expressing doubt about the stability of the new regime.

"Around the world, they speak of 'organized regime change in Syria,' but it's not like a new government was chosen in a democratic fashion and that it rules all of Syria," he said. "This is a gang of terrorists who were first in Idlib and then took over the capital city of Damascus and other areas."

"The world really wants to see in them a new and stable regime, because the countries want to return the evacuees who they are hosting to Syria. But that's not the situation. There are battles with the Alawites along the coastline. There are explicit threats by [Turkish President Recep Tayyip] Erdogan to eliminate the Kurdish autonomy; there is harassment of the Christian community in Syria."

He also stressed that Syria's new government "is an Islamist regime which will try to achieve unified control of all of Syria."

Firing Attorney General More Important Than Freeing Hostages Or Destroying Iranian Regime

 

Heritage Minister Amichay Eliyahu declared that removing Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is the most critical task facing Israel’s government, even as tensions rise with Iran’s nuclear ambitions and dozens of hostages remain captive in Gaza.

Eliyahu made the remarks during an interview with Army Radio on Wednesday. When pressed about prioritizing Baharav-Miara’s dismissal over national security threats, Eliyahu responded, “That’s exactly what we’re saying, that there’s nothing more important than that.”

Asked if his position held despite Iran’s nuclear progress and the ongoing hostage crisis, Eliyahu defended himself. “I think you’re wrong in your analysis because today I perceive the legal problem as a problem that harms Israel’s security,” he argued.

“Those who care about the hostages must understand that now more than ever, an unequivocal clarification is needed on the issue of the powers of the attorney general, military prosecutors, and the state prosecutors,” he said.

He added, “The path to the release of the hostages passes through a complete military victory, and to achieve this it is our duty to ensure a deep reform of the legal system.”

Currently, 96 hostages remain in Gaza from the October 7 Hamas attack, including the bodies of at least 34 who have been confirmed dead by the IDF. Despite renewed efforts to negotiate a hostage release, talks have stalled, with both Israel and Hamas blaming each other for setbacks.

Efforts to dismiss Baharav-Miara have been ongoing, driven by frustrations among coalition lawmakers over her refusal to defend certain government initiatives she deemed unlawful. These include disputes over civil service appointments and policies related to Charedi military draft exemptions.

On Wednesday, Likud’s Regional Cooperation Minister David Amsalem escalated the rhetoric, blaming Baharav-Miara and the judiciary for creating conditions that enabled the October 7 attack. “There is no doubt that they created the atmosphere Hamas wanted and planned,” Amsalem said.

Amsalem has previously labeled Baharav-Miara as the “enemy of the people.”

While coalition leaders have tentatively agreed to hold a hearing on Baharav-Miara’s future, it remains unclear if the initiative will garner enough support, particularly given the likelihood of widespread protests.

Eliyahu, known for his incendiary remarks, has previously accused Israel’s security leaders of “rebelling” against the coalition and referred to anti-government protesters as “evil.” In November 2023, he caused an international uproar by suggesting a nuclear strike on Gaza was “an option.” The remark was denounced by Prime Minister Netanyahu and later cited by South Africa in genocide allegations against Israel at the International Court of Justice.

Eliyahu later boasted, “Even in The Hague they know my position.”

Friday, December 27, 2024

Zera Shimshon Parshas Me'Keitz

 


Storekeepers Say they are losing Money on their $10.. Donuts!

 



Biden administration told Benny Gantz that it was taking over the efforts to overthrow the Netanyahu

 

EL-AL suspending all flights to Russia for the next week



EL-AL are suspending all flights to Russia for the next week at following confirmation that it was in fact a Russian missile that took down the plane in Azerbaijan.

 

Happy Chanukah Houthis

 

Kamala's stupid lie "I grew up celebrating Kwanzaa"