Najashi of Aksum

Today is "Nakba Day," the day 78 years ago that five Arab armies invaded Israel. May 15, 1948, was supposed to be the end of the Jewish state. A civil war had already raged for 7 months triggering the flight of hundreds of thousands. 100,000 Jews in Jerusalem had been under siege for 5 months. The day-old State of Israel was under an arms embargo. So when the British-trained Arab Legion crossed the Jordan River, Syrian Renault tanks crossed the border, and Egyptian Spitfires bombed Tel Aviv, it was a time of hope and excitement across the Arab world. But Nakba means “catastrophe.” Not the catastrophe of them rejecting a Palestinian Arab state. Not the catastrophe of them losing the UN Partition vote. Not the catastrophe of triggering the refugee crisis that had already begin months before. May 15 is not the beginning of the war or even the end of the war. May 15 marks the catastrophe of the failed attempt to destroy the Jewish state, and the humiliation that followed. It is not a coincidence that Nakba falls on May 15.

The aftermath of the Israeli airstrike earlier. God protect our children.

Hind rajab - 5 years old - 355 bullets Never forget.

War may be imminent. In case of further military aggression, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Axis of Resistance will go much further and strike much harder than in the 39-day Epstein War.

Several hundred demonstrators outside the New York Times to protest Kristof column

The "Nakba" was an attempted genocide of Jews that failed, and boomeranged. Had they won, the date would be celebrated, while Jews would have marked falling victim to the second genocide in a decade.

Watch this horror in Sweden.