Monday, October 30, 2023
Tzaddikim Want to Know Why Gazans Are "Zoiche" to have "Techiyas Hameisim" and Not US?
This Video below from CNN yet CNN Reporter isn't fazed that a dead body moves his head
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— יוסף חדאד - Yoseph Haddad (@YosephHaddad) October 30, 2023
In a live broadcast on CNN, a Palestinian who “died” from IDF air raids moves his head... It's amazing what is happening there in Gaza! pic.twitter.com/VqAB5OyBoS
"ISIS times 1,000" Says Navy Seal Congressman after visit to Israel slaughter sites
A former Navy Seal and combat medic-turned-congressman says the aftermath of Hamas’ slaughter of Israeli civilians Oct. 7 was the most horrific and barbaric sight he ever encountered.
“This is ISIS times 1,000,” Rep. Derrick Van Orden (R-Wis.), who toured Israel last week, told The Post, referring to the jihadists known for beheading hostages.
“I can speak with authority. I’ve done multiple combat tours. People were slaughtered at a level not seen since the Holocaust,” he said of the attack on Israel, which killed at least 1,400 people, many civilians.
“These Hamas terrorists — these savages, these beasts — they specifically targeted children. They were told to cut people’s arms and legs off …It’s gut wrenching,” Van Orden said. “People are trying to legitimize this.”
Van Orden served 26 years in the Navy, 22 of those as a Navy Seal that included five combat deployments.
Biden is upping the odds that Israel will lose
Post Editorial Board
Israel as the IDF moves to eliminate Hamas, the Biden administration is sticking to its pre-Oct. 7 approach to the Middle East — and so effectively working toward Israel’s defeat.
For starters, the Biden team still refuses to admit that Iran is pulling the strings of what Tehran calls the “Axis of Resistance”: Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Gaza and the West Bank, Hezbollah in Lebanon and other Iranian proxies across the region.
This, when both The Wall Street Journal and New York Times have reported what US intelligence must also know: Top Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps officers helped plan the Oct. 7 attacks and coordinate followup strategies for the entire “Axis.”
That is: Most of the civilian government in Tehran may have been out of the loop — but that’s not who rules the country.
The IRGC reports directly to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who without question gave the green light.
The Bidenites’ willful denial isn’t just a public-relations move: They’re still plainly worried about “provoking” Iran, imagining they can somehow get past this current crisis so they can get back to appeasing the mullahs.
National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan even admits that they’re not breaking with the approach that he’d bragged (just days before Hamas’ attacks) had “de-escalated crises in Gaza” and made the region “quieter than it has been for decades.”
Witness the beyond-minimal US response after Iran’s proxies have attacked US bases at least 20 times since Oct. 7: We’ve answered only with pinprick bombing designed to damage IRGC property and not take lives.
The president can issue all the “Don’t” threats he likes; Tehran and its “axis” will look at his actions and see that he’s ruled by fear.
Even sending in the Ford aircraft-carrier-battle-group off Lebanon’s coast looks like a bluff: Asked on his flight home from Israel if he’d promised US forces would intervene if Hezbollah goes all-in, Biden answered: “Not true. I’ve never said it.”
The prez also keeps saying how he’s urged Israel to “respect the laws of war”; Sullivan on Sunday again stressed the IDF’s “responsibility to distinguish between terrorists and innocent civilians and to protect the lives of innocent civilians as they conduct this military operation.”
Israel has never done otherwise — it’s even now warning Gazans to evacuate a hospital that Hamas as built a huge base beneath, in brazen defiance of the laws of war, because those same laws say the IDF has every right to destroy that base, with Hamas responsible for all civilian casualties.
So all the Biden-Sullivan rhetoric amounts to a warning to Israel that they’ll hold it responsible for the results of Hamas’ war crimes: Washington will jump ship in the face of major Palestinian civilian deaths — i.e., anything on the scale that US allies inflicted in taking out ISIS.
Not to mention Biden’s calls for Israel to put off any full-on Gaza invasion until many more hostages are released, and his warnings that occupying Gaza would be a “big mistake.”
The president pretends he’s only offering Israel advice, but the implicit threat is blatant.
In reality, he’s giving our ally, amid its worst crisis in decades, an offer it can’t refuse.
Maybe Biden is only focused on what the progressive fringe believes: The top House prog, Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) claims, “The American people are actually quite far away from where the president . . . has been on Israel and Gaza” — because he’s supporting Israel too much.
That’s utter nonsense: The pro-Hamas marchers are a tiny minority; the vast majority of Americans overwhelming support Israel in its time of need.
Even the liberals and moderates who worry about the consequences of an all-out IDF drive through Gaa understand that Israel must destroy Hamas after what it’s done, lest it do it again.
But Biden is tying Israel’s arms behind its back, increasing the odds that Hamas will get away with its atrocities.
Neturei Karta Hamas Guy Recognized While Schnorring in Israel and Chased on the Street
A terrorist-loving Neturei Karta Hamas terrorist dressed as a Jew who went to Antwerp, Belgium, to ostensibly collect money for his family in Israel found himself unceremoniously tossed out of an apartment building by an actual Jew who was, correctly, furious at him.
As can seen in the video below, when the pro-Hamas Jew-in-name-only knocks on a door asking for a donation, he is asked, “Who is your family? Hamas?”
He goes on to tell the “meshulach” that “everyone” in the Jewish community knows exactly who he is, and that he should get out of their city. He then chases the man out of the building, hurling venom at the rasha who supports baby killers.
New York Times Reports that Hamas Has "Plenty of fuel"
The New York Times reports that Hamas has, in its tunnels, 'hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel for vehicles and rockets; caches of ammunition, explosives and materials to make more; and stockpiles of food, water and medicine'.
Arab and Western officials say Israeli claims that Hamas is stockpiling food, fuel and other supplies have merit, The New York Times reported on Friday. This, as Gaza’s 2 million population is left “scraping by with what little food and water they scrounge up.”
Hamas has been building dozens of miles of tunnels under the Gaza Strip and filling them with supplies needed for a long fight, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity so as not to compromise intelligence sources.
Hamas has hundreds of thousands of gallons of fuel, ammunition, explosives, food, water and medicine, they said.
One senior Lebanese official said Hamas has enough stockpiled to fight for three to four months without resupply.
“Yet with Gazans facing a humanitarian catastrophe, Hamas’s stockpiles raise questions about what responsibility, if any, it has to the civilian population,” the Times reported.
Israel has said that Hamas bears responsibility for the Gaza population, and has rejected calls that it must allow fuel to enter the Strip.
“Hospitals warning that they’re running out of fuel is a serious matter, and should be addressed by the governing entity of the Gaza Strip: Hamas. They have fuel, enough to pump water and provide essential electricity for hospitals. Priorities,” tweeted IDF Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus, an Israeli military spokesman, on Oct. 26.
Similarly, when the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) posted on social media that without fuel it will be forced to halve its operations in the Gaza Strip as of Oct. 25, the Israel Defense Forces responded to the post with an aerial photograph that showed 12 large white vats lined up in two rows.
“These fuel tanks are inside Gaza. They contain more than 500,000 liters of fuel,” the IDF posted. “Ask Hamas if you can have some.”
Samir Ghattas, an Egyptian strategic analyst who studies the Gaza Strip, said it was unlikely Hamas would share its resources, telling the Times, “The Hamas movement cares only about the Hamas movement. The public of Gaza mean absolutely nothing for Hamas.”
Cornell Jewish Students on Lockdown after Receiving Credible Death Treats
Jewish students at Cornell University in the United States were exposed to violent death threats on the university’s discussion forum; many of the messages called for sexual violence against the Jewish women. One such message has led to a police presence on the campus, as a currently-unknown forum user has threatened to "shoot up" the building containing Jewish resources.
“if you see a jewish ‘person’ on campus, follow them home and slit their throats. rats need to be elimination from cornell” [SIC] one message on the forum read.
Another post said “the genocidal fascist zionist regime will be destroyed. rape and kill all the jew women, before they birth more jewish hitlers. jews are excrement on the face of the earth. no jew civilian is innocent of genocide” [SIC].
In another concerning post to the forum, one user wrote they were “gonna shoot up 104 west”, which is where the kosher dining hall is located. The message also read “allahu akbar! from the river to the sea, palestine will be free! glory to hamas! liberation by any means necessary!” [SIC]
Sunday, October 29, 2023
Arab Website Says that Turkey Hired Ezra Friedlander to Lobby for F16 Fighter Jets ..
From Alarabia News
The article below was posted by the antisemitic Arab Website about 6 months ago!
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s envoy to the US was being turned away by lawmakers for months despite seeking meetings on Capitol Hill. So, Ankara turned to new lobbyists as it sought to salvage what was left of Turkey’s reputation in the US capital, according to Congressional aides and public records.
“They [Turkey] had been asking to meet us for almost two years now,” said one senior Congressional aide, a Republican, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak on the matter.
Head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Senator Bob Menendez, a Democrat, has repeatedly vowed not to allow weapons sales to Turkey.Turkey has been asking to buy F-16 fighter jets from the US, but the bipartisan opposition to this sale continues despite the Biden administration supporting the deal.
Earlier this month, the top US diplomat, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, said the Biden administration “very much supports” providing F-16s to Turkey or upgrading the F-16s that it has, “just as we very much and very strongly support Sweden’s immediate accession to NATO.” He added: “But these are two distinct issues. They’re not related to each other.”
A shift in attitude appears to be on the horizon, however, as the Turkish ambassador to the US has been seen in House and Senate offices following the re-election of Erdogan.
Ambassador Murat Mercan has had separate meetings with Republican Congressman Nathaniel Moran, Democratic Congressman John Garamendi, Republican Congressman Joe Wilson and Republican Congressman Clay Higgins this month.
These were meetings the Turkish embassy in Washington disclosed on its official Twitter account. A review of similar posts shows the last such engagement between Mercan and a US lawmaker on the Hill appeared to take place in January.
Turkish officials say there was little time for these types of engagements in the run-up to Turkey’s presidential election.
Mercan has also met with Senator Chris Coons in recent days, one of President Joe Biden’s closest Senate allies.
Meanwhile, sources familiar with US-Turkey relations anticipate increased engagement with Biden administration officials and US lawmakers in the coming weeks and months.
A high-level Congressional delegation is expected to visit Ankara later this month and could meet with new members of Erdogan’s new cabinet. Erdogan appointed new individuals to lead the foreign ministry and defense ministry in what observers believe could be a sign of the Turkish president’s willingness to ease tensions with much of the West and other countries he had issues with in recent years.
US frustration with Turkey
Anger with the NATO-ally increased under the Trump administration after they issued sanctions over Turkey’s purchase of Russian-made missile defense systems.The Biden administration did not ease pressure, and then came the Erdogan government’s crackdown on journalists, increased provocative behavior against Greece and the blocking of Sweden’s and Finland’s NATO membership. “[If] they don’t let them into NATO, the attitude towards Turkey is not going to change,” another senior Congressional aide said.
Another point of conflict between Washington and its NATO ally is Syria, where the US continues to back Kurdish fighters helping its mission to ensure the enduring defeat of ISIS. Turkey says the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are part of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK), a designated terrorist group. The US repeatedly warned Turkey against pushing ahead with its threats to launch a ground operation to drive out the SDF from the area.
Also in Syria, the Pentagon has accused Ankara of endangering American troops through its air raids and expressed “deep concern” over Turkey’s actions.
Turkey’s new top diplomat Hakan Fidan, formerly the head of the country’s intel agency, was the subject of secret peace talks with the PKK almost a decade ago. And the new defense minister, Yasar Guler, was a top military general during Turkey’s military operations inside Syria in 2019 and 2020.
Lobbying efforts
According to the US Justice Department, Turkey hired Ezra Friedlander last year to lobby on its behalf, paying him $35,000 monthly.
The Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) says the services Friedlander was to provide included: arranging speaking engagements and meetings locally and nationally for the ambassador; engaging with members of Congress and the Administration on issues of importance to Turkey; and proposing and pursuing passage of legislation and other US government action that promotes Turkey’s interests… and provides a positive image of Turkey.
Another lobbyist hired by Turkey as of late was Kalman Chaim Sporn. He was paid $50,000 for “strategic consulting services” from October to November last year. Sporn and Friedlander are both Jewish and are said to have strong ties with influential officials on the Hill. Friedlander was also hired this year by the government of Azerbaijan to “enhance US-Azerbaijan relations.”
Turkey and Israel have embarked on a path of rapprochement after years of animosity between the two regional powers. That, coupled with relations Sporn and Friedlander have on the Hill, is among the reasons Ankara turned to the lobbyists.
Soros ym"s Pouring Millions into Pro-Palestine Protests
Far-left billionaire kingmaker George Soros has funneled more than $15 million since 2016 to groups behind this month’s pro-Palestine protests, where demonstrators openly cheered Hamas militants’ craven terrorist attacks on Israel.
A Post examination of Open Society Foundations records shows Soros’ grant-making network gave $13.7 million of the money through Tides Center, a deep-pocketed lefty advocacy group that sponsors several nonprofits who’ve justified Hamas’ bloody attacks while claiming Palestinians obsessed with the eradication of the Jewish state are the real victims.
Tides’ beneficiaries include Illinois-based Adalah Justice Project, which on the day of the Oct. 7 massacre posted a photo on Instagram of a bulldozer tearing part of Israel’s border fence down and a caption: “Israeli colonizers believed they could indefinitely trap two million people in an open-air prison… no cage goes unchallenged.”
Elon Musk Wants to Give Gaza Internet Thru a Satellite
Israel denounced on Saturday a proposal by Elon Musk to provide internet connectivity to aid organizations in Gaza, saying Hamas would take advantage.
With electricity and internet connectivity nearly non-existent, Musk said on X, formerly Twitter, “Starlink will support connectivity to internationally recognized aid organizations in Gaza.”
Starlink is a constellation of satellites providing internet connectivity in more than 60 countries, in areas with limited telecommunications infrastructure. Starlink is operated by Musk’s California-based SpaceX spacecraft manufacturer and launch service provider.
Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi criticized the idea on X, formerly Twitter.
“Israel will use all means at its disposal to fight this. Hamas will use it for terrorist activities. There is no doubt about it, we know it, and musk knows it. Hamas is ISIS,” Karhi wrote.
“Perhaps Musk would be willing to condition it with the release of our abducted babies, sons, daughters, elderly people. All of them! By then, my office will cut any ties with Starlink,” he added.
Last month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with the billionaire Musk in California.
During a 45-minute, live-streamed one-on-one discussion, Netanyahu and Musk discussed artificial intelligence, Iran, antisemitism and judicial reform, among other subjects.
Ezra Friedlander Continues Taking $$$ from Turkey While Israel Reassessing Ties Over Erdoğan’s Pro-hamas Stance
DIN: WE ARE ASKING EZRA TO CONDEMN EROGAN"S STATEMENT VIS A VIS HAMAS!
Israel withdrew its ambassador from Ankara on Saturday and is reassessing relations with Turkey due to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s pro-Hamas stance, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen announced on Saturday night.
“Given the grave statements coming from Turkey, I have ordered the return of diplomatic representatives there in order to conduct a reevaluation of the relations between Israel and Turkey,” Cohen posted to X, formerly Twitter.
At a mass rally in Istanbul earlier Saturday, Erdoğan said, “Hamas is not a terrorist organization” but rather “a liberation group fighting to protect its lands.”
The rally was organized by Erdoğan’s ruling AK Party.
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