This is Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mark Juhas. He just granted full custody to Jeff Younger's ex-wife who will now transition their 12-year-old son into a girl. Jeff fought for years to stop this.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 26, 2024
This activist judge just stole a young boy from his dad and set him up to be… pic.twitter.com/2g3u3iwveI
BREAKING 🚨
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) November 28, 2024
The Syrian rebels are doing Israel’s work!
A very high-ranking commander in the IRGC militias, Qomrat Borhashmi, who oversaw Iranian advisors in Aleppo, has been killed.
He was eliminated during clashes initiated by Syrian opposition factions against Assad’s… pic.twitter.com/ETBQT6Bdox
Footage from the ongoing clashes between Syrian opposition fighters & Assad regime forces on Saraqib front in Idlib today.
BREAKING: NY State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani who is now running to be NYC mayor says that he would arrest Netanyahu if he enters NYC.
— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) November 26, 2024
This lunatic thinks he can arrest a foreign head of state, when the U.S. isn’t even a party to the ICC. pic.twitter.com/muomlmiDxR
The Democrats just stole a House seat in front of our eyes. https://t.co/YcFElRfJOP
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 28, 2024
By David Rosenberg, World Israel News
At 4:00 a.m. Wednesday morning, a ceasefire agreement between Israel, Lebanon, and the Hezbollah terrorist organization went into effect, ending active combat in southern Lebanon and Hezbollah rocket attacks on northern and central Israel.
The truce, brokered by the United States and France, includes 13 different provisions, along with assurances provided by the Biden administration to Israel, delineating Israel’s right to self-defense in Lebanon under the ceasefire.
While the deal is anchored in the implementation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701, passed in August 2006 to end the Second Lebanon War, it makes no explicit call for the disarming of terrorist groups, including Hezbollah, as UNSC 1701 had.
Instead, the agreement merely requires that Hezbollah and other armed groups in Lebanon refrain from attacking Israel.
Veteran Democratic Party strategist James Carville scorched young progressives in the Harris campaign, arguing that their role in scuttling her interview with Joe Rogan helped cost her the election.
A campaign official said earlier this month Vice President Kamala Harris backed out of appearing on “The Joe Rogan Experience” because of “concerns at how the interview would be perceived within the Democratic Party” and “backlash with some of our progressive staff that didn’t want her to be on it.”
Now, as numerous political commentators continue to debate how the Rogan snub hurt Harris, Carville blasted the influence of the staffers.
“The vice president was thinking about going on Joe Rogan’s show and a lot of the younger, progressive staffers pitched a hissy fit,” Carville said Tuesday on Politicon. “Supposedly the campaign said that wasn’t a determining factor, but they did.”
“When you put a campaign together and you hire young people to do work, let me tell you exactly what you tell these people. What I would tell them: ‘Not only am I not interested in your f—ing opinion, I’m not even gonna call you by your name. You’re 23 years old, I don’t really give a s— what you think,’” he said.
“And let me tell you another huge error, a huge f—ing error that was made is when people said, ‘Campaigns need to reflect progressive values.’ No, they don’t. No, they don’t. Campaigns are authoritarian by their nature,” Carville said.
“If I were running a 2028 campaign and I had some little snot-nosed 23-year-old saying, ‘I’m going to resign if you do this,’ not only would I fire that motherf—er on the spot, I would find out who hired them and fire that person on the spot!” he added. “I’m really not interested in your uninformed, stupid, jacka– opinion as to whether to go on Joe Rogan or not.”
While Carville has said identity politics helped sink Harris’ campaign, some, like comedian Jon Stewart, argued this was not the case.
Carville called them out, arguing that even if the Harris campaign downplayed wokeness, the fact Democrats ran on it for years was not forgotten by conservatives.
“You’re f—ing wrong! It was used! See in politics — in comedy, if you tell a bad joke, who gives a s—? You just tell a better joke and you throw the bad joke away. In politics, if you have a bad policy, particularly one as bad and stupid as this was, you may throw it away, but the other side gets to play. Understand that. This is a two-sided thing,” he said.
Carville later lamented that many Democrats “had to lose the election because of the stupidity that we had in the early part of this decade. My heart goes out for you, all of you served your country and your party with great distinction, you should be remembered and I’m sorry that these a–holes so much contributed to you losing your job.”
He then sarcastically argued that progressive Democrats got their wish at the cost of victory.
“I guess the progressives now have their dream,” Carville joked. “We’re more of a coastal party, and we’ve gotten rid of all these moderates, and maybe you can all sit around some coffee house in Lower Manhattan and celebrate how f—ing smart you all are.”
Carville has argued for months in the lead-up to the election, and after Trump’s victory, that the Democratic Party needs to overhaul its messaging.
Earlier this year, he made headlines when he warned that “preachy females” and “feminine” woke messaging were driving away male voters.
After Trump’s victory, Carville has said Democrats have the “stench” of wokeness clinging to them.
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| In this courtroom sketch defendant Alexander Smirnov speaks in federal court in Los Angeles, Feb. 26, 2024. |
The Ukrainian-born Israeli-American, who once told his FBI handler about Ukrainian claims of a $10 million bribe to the Bidens, has been languishing in a Los Angeles prison for nine months on charges that he lied to the FBI.
Last week, federal prosecutors slapped new tax-evasion charges on Smirnov, 43, which suggests they know their original indictment is too weak for a jury to convict him when he faces trial beginning Jan. 8.
Smirnov was one of the FBI’s most trusted confidential human sources, paid more than $100,000 during what his lawyers call “undivided, years-long loyalty to the United States” before he was thrown to the wolves in the middle of the Biden impeachment inquiry.
When we study Parshas Toldos as kids, Rivkah’s plan seems straightforward: Trick Yitzchak into giving Yaakov his paternal blessing.
But blessings aren’t magical incantations. They need Hashem’s consent. Why in the world, though, would Hashem consent to a blessing based on a lie? It makes no sense. Rav Hirsch puts it this way:
“How can Rivkah imagine – even if she succeeds in deceiving the old blind father – that G-d, the All-Seeing One, could conceivably be taken in by such a pitiful mummery or believe that the blessing of Avraham, which G-d had made conditional on tzedakah u’mishpat being practiced, could be obtained from that same G-d by way of such trickery and deception?”
Rav Hirsch also notes that Rivkah’s strategy to fool Yitzchak seems so amateur. Goat skins on Yaakov’s arms and neck are going to fool him? Couldn’t she think of something more clever?
Rav Hirsch answers that the amateurish nature of the plan was the whole point. She wanted to show her husband how easily he could be tricked. She knew Esav wasn’t fit to receive the blessing intended for the next leader of the House of Avraham. She had told Yitzchak that many times, but he wouldn’t listen. Esav was a smooth talker and knew how to fool his father
By sending Yaakov in to Yitzchak with goat skins to steal the blessing, Rivkah intended to force her husband to face his own naïveté (as he would necessarily discover he had been tricked once Esav walked into the room).
And, indeed, that’s what occurred. When Esav arrived and Yitzchak realized he had been fooled, “‘vayecherad charadah gedolah d me’od,’ he received a terrific shock, he saw – as our Sages put it – Gehinnom open at his feet, saw how all his life he had allowed himself to be deceived. Immediately, the scales fell from his eyes, and he immediately added deliberately his confirmatory and now fully consciously expressed blessing ‘Gam baruch yiyeh, And indeed [Yaakov] shall be blessed.’”
Nagar served as Eichmann’s prison guard and was later chosen to execute him. For six months, Nagar stayed in the same cell, even tasting Eichmann’s food to make sure he would not be poisoned. At Eichmann’s execution, he was the only guard who didn’t want to pull the lever. Ordered to do so, he said that he suffered from nightmares after the execution and eventually became religious and was one of the founders of Kiryat Arba, serving as a shochet and then studying in Kollel for many years.
Pick up a brand-new smartwatch this Black Friday, complete with a comfortable, sporty band, a water-resistant design and AppleCare+ included with your purchase. To best suit your style, it’s available in a variety of band colors for a limited time.
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The growing scandal plaguing MSNBC host Rev. Al Sharpton has been "ricocheting around the halls" of 30 Rock with his colleagues calling it a "bridge too far" for them, Fox News Digital has learned.
On Tuesday, MSNBC said it was "unaware" that Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign paid $500,000 to Sharpton’s National Action Network nonprofit ahead of a friendly interview with the Democratic nominee just weeks before the election.
"MSNBC was unaware of the donations made to the National Action Network," an MSNBC spokesperson told the Washington Free Beacon, which first broke the story.
Harris sat down for a friendly interview on Oct. 20 with Sharpton, an open supporter of Harris and the Democratic Party. Following Harris’ defeat to President-elect Donald Trump, FEC filings revealed the Harris campaign gave two $250,000 donations to Sharpton’s nonprofit organization in September and October. However, the MSNBC weekend host did not disclose to viewers the apparent conflict of interest before or after the interview. Neither did he disclose the donations to his bosses at the network, according to the Free Beacon.
"No one's surprised that anybody at MSNBC was rooting for Harris. This feels like another level of nonsense. Like, you're kidding me, right? This is weird," the current MSNBC employee reacted to Fox News Digital. "Harris could have given Al Sharpton an interview, and it would have gone the same way. But what are you paying for?... There's no way that this can't seem weird."
"Everybody knows who Al Sharpton is… but this feels like a bridge too far. A big bridge too far… This is not landing well," they continued. "This has a bit of a dirty feel to it... These things happen and they don't bounce around MSNBC all that much. Like people just don't care. This one feels, I'd say, there's a deeper disappointment. There's a sense of like, ugh, we don't need this. This feels kind of grifty and gross."
The Shin Bet recently thwarted an Iranian effort to smuggle a significant cache of advanced weaponry, including rockets, into Judea and Samaria for use in terror attacks targeting Israel.
Meanwhile a Rabbi says in Yiddish that even if the Family of the Agunah were not nice to Markowitz the Get Refuser, he is still required to give a get "al pi din"
