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@LekhtNaya @SAntizionism @Tafsikorg 🤣🤣🤣 That witch is deranged. Keep rocking on Naya!

Thank you for the hype! @SAntizionism @Tafsikorg

How Iran’s Leaders Hide Their Billions The United States and its allies around the world need to coordinate better to uncover Iran’s money laundering schemes. @FDD_CEFP's Josh Birenbaum & @SusanSoh827 in @TheNatlInterest: nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-ea…

China is reimagining how future wars will be fought. The PLA's embrace of "intelligentized warfare" integrates AI, robotics, and unmanned systems into frontline operations. Robotic wolves are only the first wave—the U.S. must act now to constrain the ecosystems behind these capabilities. New FDD Memo by @CraigMSingleton, @JackBurnham802, Duncan Lazarow & Anika Iyer:bit.ly/4w873K9

@rfpalestine @JacobALinker @HowidyHamza 🥱🙄 Hopefully Israel keeps the part they currently control permanently. It's patently absurd the BOP suggests anything but relocation. Let's see if you and your ilk can manage to thank the IDF when they inevitably go back into Gaza to clear out Hamas.

Trump’s Board of Peace Just Moved on Gaza by @HowidyHamza Middle East UNCOVERED While naval standoffs in the Persian Gulf consume the world’s attention, Gaza has nearly vanished from the headlines even as the rubble and the people living in it have not gone anywhere. But amidst all this chaos, a major diplomatic shift has occurred: Trump’s Board of Peace Director General, Nicolay Mladenov, announced that a new framework has been agreed upon by all mediators to the Gaza war. Full disarmament of Hamas and all armed groups, including anti-Hamas militias, is set as a precondition for reconstruction and advancing Palestinian unity. Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad answered the following day with conspicuous displays of force, as Saraya al-Quds, PIJ’s armed wing, and Hamas’s al-Qassam Brigades appeared in multiple locations in military uniform, distributing sweets to mark the first day of Eid al-Fitr. The framework is simple: “All militias with no exception.” The message: we are still here, we are still armed, we are the day after. But the Hamas that appeared on Gaza’s streets distributing Eid sweets is a shadow military force operating from a severely weakened position. It is a movement increasingly anxious about its own irrelevance. With its commanders killed, battalions dismantled, funding and smuggling routes cut off, and its weapons production largely destroyed, the organization that launched the October 7 attacks no longer exists. Hamas’s Political Leadership Knows This to Be True What remains in Hamas’s hands is modest: roughly 10% of its prewar rocket arsenal and an estimated 17,000 remaining fighters, most inexperienced, and approximately 10,000 rifles as well as crudely assembled IEDs made from unexploded Israeli ordnance. For an organization that has historically treated any discussion of disarmament as inconceivable, their “concession” that “heavy” weapons were “reasonable to discuss” is a major shift. And yet these remaining light weapons are not nothing. For Hamas, surrendering these Kalashnikovs and pistols is an existential question: it means surrendering the power to govern through intimidation, the only card Hamas has left to play. They are the mechanism through which Hamas imposes “order” on a civilian population of two million people who have every reason to resent it. They are the one thing Hamas cannot afford to give up. Gaza’s people deserve the chance to build something new, free from the rule of armed militias and from the permanent shadow of war that serves only their corrupt overlords. Pro-Palestine advocates have done significant work in pushing to end the war and expand humanitarian aid. But if that effort stops short of confronting the forces obstructing Gaza’s recovery, what exactly is the plan? Gaza’s people are anguished, exhausted, and have been stripped of nearly everything. Calling for a Gaza free from siege, but not free from armed authoritarian rule, leaves the central issue unresolved. What is at stake is the possibility of ordinary life: cities governed by institutions, laws that protect their citizens, and rights that apply equally to all. That is not an unreasonable demand.

@TimesofIsrael Ah the EU is always looking for ways to fund terrorism against Israel. Absurd but hardly surprising. Such a shame Israel hasn't crushed the PA by now.

EU, PA announce program to support Palestinians facing settler violence in West Bank timesofisrael.com/eu-pa-announce…

Correct. The Lebanese want two things: US financial support, and US protection/pressure on Israel to stop targeting Hezbollah and concede territory.

The Education of Cole Tomas Allen by Liel Leibovitz @liel firstthings.com/the-education-…

@Khaledhzakariah @AkaLazarus @afalkhatib !!! Unfortunately many people seem oblivious to that. Not to mention his support for the two state solution and the various libels he regurgitated during the war and his failure to ever call on the Arab world to take in the Gazans.

@AkaLazarus @afalkhatib Yes, the same Ahmed who wanted the war to end and started accusing Israel of war crimes long before Sinwar was even killed. Bravo 👏

Ahmed @afalkhatib is one of the legit Palestinian voices here. Intelligent, pragmatic and sane. Unlike his respondent, he is not an antizionist. He would also know legit fundraisers from the scams.

@SSinijlawi It's hard to take you seriously if you are honestly suggesting that Hamas and PIJ and other terrorist groups aren't still in control.

For the first time in Gaza, power is transferred from Hamas to a newly elected municipal council in Deir al-Balah. No declarations. No negotiations. Just a ballot box—and a handover. While talks stall in Cairo, reality on the ground is moving faster. Congratulations to Mayor Khalil Abu Samara and the new city council. Proud to have supported one of the independent lists that is now part of this governing coalition. Now it’s time to stand behind this new local leadership. Their success is a success for all of us. This is what change looks like.

@AndrewPessin @gabedrawsX @TimesofIsrael Nice to see a mention of the conference @Tafsikorg is organizing with @NatashaHPein . Can't say I share your optimism that anything is changing but at least there's more people speaking about it.

Slowly we turn, step by step ..... Important piece by @gabedrawsX We Are Turning the Tide Against Antizionism blogs.timesofisrael.com/we-are-turning… via @timesofisrael

Monday campus antizionism-antisemitism roundup [To stay abreast, follow @AndrewPessin on X and andrewpessin.substack.com] **New School: student govt votes to suspend ties with and funding for the school’s Hillel, for its alleged ‘ties to violations of international law’: The student government is demanding that TNS Hillel cut ties with @HillelIntl and end its participation in all Israel volunteer and Israel travel programs, including @birthright, to restore its eligibility for student government funding. – school subsequently repudiates it, saying the student govt doesn’t have that authority (but doesn’t really condemn the antisemitic nature of it) x.com/IsraelWarRoom/… **Brandeis Center files Title VII complaint against National Education Assn: NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PERPETUATED ANTI-SEMITIC ENVIRONMENT, DENIED JEWISH EDUCATORS LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES jewishinsider.com/2026/05/brande… Swarthmore: Swarthmore College was subject to "hundreds of acts of vandalism" by anti Israel activists early Friday morning, according to President Val Smith and Swarthmore SJP. Graffiti was spray-painted on buildings, trees, fences, and walkways, and while the college staff was working to remove the damage, Smith said in a Friday campus statement that the vandalism was “so extensive and widespread” that it could take days to remove. The vandalism on some surfaces may not be able to be removed for an “extended period of time.” Graffiti in photographs published on Instagram by Swarthmore SJP showed instances of the red inverted triangles popularized by Hamas propaganda to denote a targeted enemy. “Free Palestine,” read the graffiti. “Free Gaza.” x.com/StarrJpost/sta… #google_vignette" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">jpost.com/diaspora/antis… Cornell president, being harassed by anti-israel students after an event, backs his car into some of them and allegedly runs over a foot (not at all clear the degree to which it was ‘intentional’ or he was trying to remove himself from being harassed and they were blocking him) abcnews.com/US/cornell-uni… UC Berkeley: court dismisses case from group trying to overturn the recent settlement between Berkeley and the Brandeis Center over antisemitism dailycal.org/news/state/stu… UC Berkeley: anti-Israel protestors shut down a Google AI event on campus that had nothing to do with Israel x.com/joelpollak/sta… U of Michigan, Ann Arbor: a few hours after a known anti-Israel prof was platformed by the university and gave an anti-Israel commencement speech, signs pop up around Ann Arbor: “Resist Jewish Power” “Jews Bomb Innocent Civilians” x.com/StopAntisemite… x.com/TradeUnionJake… U of Michigan: meanwhile antizionist graffiti over campus at same time “Israel bombs, U of M pays” etc. x.com/StopAntisemite… U of Maryland: SJP protests panel on building civil dialogue: The University of Maryland’s business school held a panel Tuesday on the importance of dialogue across political differences, drawing a small group of protesters. The event, titled “Working Across the Divide,” featured speakers including CNN host Van Jones, content creator Nuseir Yassin and University of Illinois sociology professor Ilana Redstone. The event drew an audience of nearly 150 people and focused on bridging political divides. While not the sole focus of the event, panelists referred to Israel and Palestine throughout the discussion. A group of protesters, organized by this university’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter and Palestinian Cultural Club, accused the speakers of promoting anti-Palestinian rhetoric. In a post before the event, the chapter demanded an end to the “campaign of normalization” and to not allow speakers who built careers on “normalizing occupation, genocide, and apartheid” on campus. dbknews.com/2026/04/23/umd… Maryland K-12: elementary school scrawled with antisemitic graffiti: “fuck yahood” “israel to hell” etc x.com/StopAntisemite… CA K-12: Another California public school district has been accused of allowing antisemitic discrimination and harassment in a disturbing new civil lawsuit filed by The Deborah Project, a legal advocacy group that has contested a slew of similar cases across the state. The victim in the case is Eden Horowitz, a female Jewish student from Alameda County who says the San Leandro Unified School District (SLUSD) stood down while students and instructors at the Social Justice Academy of San Leandro High School tormented her for nearly three years. he complaint that says that, on paper, Horowitz should have fit in at the Social Justice Academy, which says that its mission is to uplift minority students by teaching them to oppose “power oppression, capitalism, white supremacy, imperialism, colonialism, racism, sexism, homophobia … and transphobia.” In addition to being Jewish, she is a multiracial American of Brazilian, African American, Native American, and Eastern European heritage — an archetype of the kind of student sought by progressive institutions across the US. However, the complaint alleges that Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, massacre across southern Israel caused students and faculty to cancel out everything that once merited Horowitz’s being embraced by the SJA community. Overnight, her “intersectional” racial identity became second to the fact that she is Jewish, and her lawyers say that attending the Social Justice Academy became a daily tribulation. One teacher, Erica Viray Santos, led the movement against her, the complaint charges. In class, Santos made a show of accusing Israel of “genocide” and proclaimed that she would not teach key units on the Holocaust. Allegedly, Santos also publicly paraded her contempt for Horowitz, denouncing her in arguments with the school’s principal that she initiated within earshot of the class. Meanwhile, her classmates began calling her a “Zionist” and a “racist,” according to the lawsuit. algemeiner.com/2026/05/01/soc… UK: Cambridge fails to suspend students who threatened to kill another student over an Israel trip x.com/NileGardiner/s… ===== Fri May 1 Columbia: On the two-year anniversary of Columbia’s Hind’s Hall occupation, Sunrise Movement says more than 100 “students” have taken over the steps of Low Memorial Library. The footage raises an obvious question. How many protesters are students? A lot look much older. University confirms the protest was not permitted, allegedly asks for id’s of masked protestors. x.com/thestustustudi… x.com/CUJewsIsraelis… Penn State SJP gets a university award for ‘collaborative event of the year’ facebook.com/groups/6567186… Texas K-12: Texas Education Agency report papers over Plano TX antisemitism problem x.com/realJEXITusa/s… Canada: McGill University Newspaper The Tribune Amplifies Extremist Anti-Israel Rhetoric, Treats Falsehoods As Facts honestreporting.ca/petitions/mcgi…

@DavidM_Friedman Democratic party officially the party of jihad.

Keep an eye on this. Democrat foreign policy for 2028 to be led by Maher Bitar, a founder of Students for Justice in Palestine. A Palestinian himself, he worked under Biden’s NSC but President Trump revoked his security clearance. This is where the Dems are heading.

How do we know "Gaza genocide" is an unfalsifiable accusation? When we are told that luxury restaurants in Gaza "reveal genocide."

MEF helped bring Iranian dissident @MiraNassiri's campaign to Israel. Now the @Jerusalem_Post is spotlighting her fight against regime-linked wealth in Canada. The report features MEF Israel director @selsky_alex warning: Western governments must not shelter Tehran’s networks while dissidents pay the price. jpost.com/middle-east/ir…

This is how much of the "settler violence" footage gets obtained: The "actress" falls at the feet of the Jewish shepherd and 4 of her friends start filming, hoping he loses patience and they get the demonizing footage they so crave. Now you know.

A significant and concerning shift is taking place in Lebanon, with Sunni factions uniting behind Saudi Arabia in an effort to challenge the Iran-backed Hezbollah. Christians are also backing this alignment. While some interpret this as a move against Hezbollah and potentially toward peace with Israel, that is not necessarily the case. Rather, it reflects a shift in influence - out with Iran, in with Saudi Arabia - raising concerns about replacing one external power with another. Saudi Arabia is also working to prevent any peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon. Under different circumstances, the U.S. administration might intervene, but Trump is currently focused on Iran. Additionally, following tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, Washington has adopted a more neutral stance, as it maintains strategic interests with both. Lebanon, meanwhile, remains a lower priority.

@JewishWarrior13 They do great work

🚨 The organization "Shorat Hadin” filed a complaint with the Hague Court against Qatar and British intelligence agencies, based on reports according to which Qatar promised the main prosecutor Karim Khan that "we will take care of you” if he issues an arrest warrant against PM Netanyahu. The Israeli organization turned to the International Criminal Court and the government's legal advisor, requesting that they open a criminal investigation against them

@Israel_Alma_org Excellent work as always exposing the rot within the failed state of Lebanon

The Shiite Family in Lebanon: One Brother in the Army, Another a Terrorist Operative On April 29, the IDF eliminated Muhammad Ahmad Sultan, an Amal operative, in the village of Al-Sawana in southern Lebanon. In the vehicle with him was his brother, Hussein Ahmad Sultan, who serves as a soldier in the Lebanese Army. The IDF did not target a Lebanese Army soldier, but rather an operative in the Amal movement—an organization that actively participates in the fighting alongside Hezbollah against Israel in southern Lebanon. Nabih Berri, leader of the Amal movement and Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, operates within a dual strategy: outwardly as a state actor and political mediator, while simultaneously leading an organization that is actively involved in combat alongside Hezbollah. This incident is not unusual; rather, it reflects a deep-rooted pattern within Shiite society in southern Lebanon. Members of the same family may belong to different frameworks—some within the Lebanese state (the Lebanese Army), and others within Hezbollah and Amal. This case once again highlights a structural issue within the Lebanese Army. The significant presence of the Shiite population within its ranks, combined with the social and political influence of Hezbollah and Amal over this population, creates a reality of overlapping—and at times conflicting—loyalties. In some cases, the boundary between state service and identification with a terrorist organization becomes blurred. During the war, the Lebanese Army did not take an active part in the fighting and was not designated as a target by the IDF. Nevertheless, the question arises as to why more than 40 Lebanese Army soldiers have been killed so far during the course of the conflict. Some of these cases can be attributed to operational errors. However, others reflect a more complex reality: Hezbollah’s use of areas and infrastructure associated with the Lebanese Army, and at times reliance on the presence of soldiers as a protective element. In other cases, soldiers found themselves, on their own initiative, in areas where Hezbollah and Amal were operating, becoming caught in active combat zones—some even within the framework of operational cooperation on the ground.

Mass funerals in Lebanon reflect the scale of Hezbollah’s losses In recent weeks since the ceasefire, there has been a growing number of reports from across Lebanon documenting mass funerals of Hezbollah operatives, taking place simultaneously in multiple locations. These events provide a significant indication of the scale of losses the organization has sustained during the current fighting. Hezbollah systematically refrains from publishing full and official figures regarding its casualties. This pattern of behaviour is intended, among other things, to obscure the number of its military operatives eliminated and to incorporate them into the overall count of civilian casualties in Lebanon during the war, without distinguishing between combatants and civilians. This pattern leads to a distortion of the overall picture: the inclusion of Hezbollah operatives among civilian casualties contributes to presenting an unusually high number of “civilian deaths” in Lebanon, and at times creates the impression that the primary harm has been inflicted on the civilian population. However, despite the fact that Hezbollah systematically operates from within civilian environments and embeds its military infrastructure within civilian populations—while also using these areas as human shields—the data indicates that most of those killed are Hezbollah operatives. This is largely the result of targeted strikes carried out by the IDF based on precise intelligence.

On April 13, a live broadcast documented the launch of a barrage of approximately 10 rockets by Hezbollah toward Israel from a densely populated urban area in the heart of the city of Tyre. Most of the rockets were intercepted; however, one struck a residential building in the city of Nahariya, injuring a civilian and causing significant property damage. This incident once again illustrates Hezbollah’s operational pattern, which is based on launching attacks from densely populated civilian environments while embedding military infrastructure within civilian populations. This pattern forms part of a broader method of using civilians as human shields—both to conceal military activity and to impose operational and perceptual constraints on the opposing side. In this context, the irony is also evident: fire launched from within a densely populated civilian area in Lebanon toward a densely populated civilian city in Israel, thereby exposing two civilian populations to direct risk—one as the launch site and the other as the target. Since October 2023, numerous pieces of evidence have been collected documenting this pattern of Hezbollah’s operations, indicating the systematic use of civilian environments and populations as human shields. These findings are documented and continuously updated in a dedicated interactive map: israel-alma.org/hezbollahs-hum…