(((Yuval David)))

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese went to Lakemba Mosque to show “solidarity.” He was met with slurs—“dirty dog,” “pig,” and other epithets as he avoided being lynched. This is what happens when far-Left leaders cater to extremists instead of confronting them. The Prime Minister and his government shouldn’t be appeasing this behavior—they should be condemning it. Because this isn’t just antisemitism. It’s a strain of supremacist Islamist ideology that threatens not only Jews, but all Australians. After the Bondi Beach terror attack—where Jews were hunted, shot, and murdered during a Jewish holiday celebration—you’d think moral clarity wouldn’t be this hard. Instead, he bowed. And still, the Muslim supremacists in the group turned on him. Appeasement doesn’t earn respect. It invites contempt.

Three young men executed by the Iranian regime. For decades, this Islamist regime has executed its own people and hunted dissidents around the world. And the so-called “human rights” establishment? The UN? Silent. Human Rights Council? Silent. The Red Cross? Silent. Amnesty International? Silent. This is not neutrality. It’s complicity. Shame on these organizations—they continue to reveal that they both support and are supported by Islamist terror regimes. They don’t protect rights—they protect narratives. Those who stay silent in the face of executions, terror, and repression, don’t just fail—they enable these crimes.

Today's cover: Iran executes 19-year-old champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, two others in horrific public hangings trib.al/Jdt2A3T

Three young men executed by the Iranian regime. For decades, this Islamist regime has executed its own people and hunted dissidents around the world. And the so-called “human rights” establishment? The UN? Silent. Human Rights Council? Silent. The Red Cross? Silent. Amnesty International? Silent. This is not neutrality. It’s complicity. Shame on these organizations—they continue to reveal that they both support and are supported by Islamist terror regimes. They don’t protect rights—they protect narratives. Those who stay silent in the face of executions, terror, and repression, don’t just fail—they enable these crimes.

A Muslim man working as a USPS mail carrier has been arrested after attacking a Jewish four-year-old child in Monsey, New York, while delivering mail on his route. Anti-Jewish hate crimes must be widely condemned. Those who justify attacking Jews must be condemned. Bigotry, racism, and hate crimes are criminal.

The Islamic Republic of Iran just executed three young men for daring to protest tyranny. Saleh Mohammadi. Mehdi Ghasemi. Saeed Davoudi. Sham trials. Forced confessions. No real defense. Accused of “waging war against God” for standing against a regime that has terrorized its own people for 47 years. They were hanged without even the dignity of saying goodbye to their families. And this is not isolated. Violent crackdowns. Mass imprisonment. Kidnappings. Threats. Systematic oppression. This is how the Islamist regime maintains power—through fear, brutality, and blood. Let me be clear: International “human rights” activists who stay silent—or worse, excuse this regime—are complicit. These performative “activists“ present their disgusting hypocrisy and inauthentic compassion, as they falsely claim moral authority while ignoring the slaughter of Iranians. For decades, the Iranian people have cried out for freedom. And the countries that have taken the most meaningful action in support of them are the United States and Israel. I stand with the Iranian people—as I always have—against the Islamic Republic. This is not justice. This is state-sanctioned murder. Hate this cruelty enough to condemn it. Love these innocent lives enough to speak up. #Iran #HumanRights #StopExecutions

Blackened corridors, melted photo frames, and abandoned children's meals tell the story of the attack on Temple Israel. The heroic security guards' quick action prevented casualties at the nation's largest Reform synagogue. Terror attacks are happening in the United States, and far too many remain quiet about them. Islamic terrorists are targeting Jews and Americans. We must all rise up against this growing threat.

New York politics are a mess. Two years ago, NY Governor Kathy Hochul said that the rich and Republicans should leave New York and move to Florida. Now she implores that rich taxpayers who moved to Florida need to come back to New York so they can pay more taxes. New Yorkers need to elect better politicians.

NYC Mayor’s wife said and posted bigoted hateful statements and used profane slurs against Black people, LGBTQ people, and Jews, and she also supported Jihadi terrorists. So, how do the social justice people on the far left respond? (Silence…)

While the world debates narratives, the reality is simple: The Iranian regime funds terror. Israel defends its people. The United States protects global stability. The loudest critics aren’t offering solutions — they’re repeating propaganda. Real leadership isn’t performative. It’s decisive. And history will remember who stood on the side of truth.

The same celebrities who preach “human rights” on stage go silent when Jews are targeted, when Israelis are attacked, and when Islamists oppress millions. That’s not activism. That’s branding. Performative outrage isn’t moral courage — it’s cowardice dressed up for applause. If your activism only shows up when it’s trending, it was never about human rights.

The world keeps asking why Jews speak up so loudly right now. Because we’ve learned what happens when we don’t. From terror attacks to rising hate crimes across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and in the Middle East — this isn’t history repeating. This is history warning. And too many are still choosing silence, slogans, or selective outrage. I won’t. Am Israel Chai.

Yuval David Condemns Antisemitic Conspiracy Claims Circulating Online -- criticizes remarks by Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens, warning that conspiracy narratives about Jewish communities risk fueling antisemitism. thej.ca/2026/03/07/yuv… via @THEJ.CA

As antisemitic hate crimes surge worldwide, the last few days alone show just how dangerous the anti-Jew hatred and bigotry has become. In just days: • Michigan: Lebanese-born U.S. citizen Ayman Mohamad Ghazali rammed an explosives-filled vehicle into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield during preschool hours. Armed security stopped him before mass casualties. The FBI is investigating it as a targeted attack on the Jewish community. • Virginia: At Old Dominion University, a gunman reportedly inspired by ISIS ideology opened fire in a classroom, killing one and injuring two. • Toronto: Multiple synagogues have been shot at in recent days, including Shaarei Shomayim on March 7, as Canada’s Jewish community faces escalating threats. • San Jose: Two Israeli men were brutally beaten outside a restaurant after being overheard speaking Hebrew. Police are investigating it as a hate crime. • Belgium: Explosions targeted synagogues in Liège and Antwerp, part of a growing wave of antisemitic intimidation across Europe. • Paris: A 14-year-old Jewish girl was hospitalized after being violently assaulted by three boys in what authorities suspect was an antisemitic attack. • Israel: On March 12 alone, terrorists carried out a stabbing in Ramat Gan and a ramming-shooting attack at Tapuach Junction. This isn’t random. It’s a global pattern. From Islamist extremism to movements that normalize hatred of Jews, the result is the same: Jews are being targeted worldwide. And yet the outrage from the world’s “human rights” crowd is strangely quiet. Antisemitism is not rhetoric. It is violence. It is terrorism. And it is happening right now. Jews will not hide. We will not apologize. And we will not be silent. #Antisemitism #NeverAgain #JewishSafety #jew #hatecrime #terrorism

They tried to break me. They tried to silence me. They failed. I’ve faced hatred, violence, and moments meant to stop me. But what tries to stop us does not define us. What defines us is how we rise and keep moving forward. Standing above the Rocky Mountains in Aspen, I’m reminded: the climb is hard, but the view of freedom is always worth the fight. #FightForward #AmIsraelChai #DefendDemocracy #americanjew #resilience

Sometimes you need altitude to see clearly. Standing above the Rocky Mountains, in Aspen, Colorado, reminded me how small the noise of social media and political tribalism really is — and how big the values of freedom, democracy, environmental respect, and human dignity truly are. Perspective matters. Stand for truth. Stand for liberty. Never apologize for who you are. 🇺🇸🇮🇱

Everyone asking “why this war?” hasn’t been paying attention. For decades the Islamic Republic of Iran funded terrorism, attacked Americans and Israelis, armed Russia’s war machine, and fueled China’s geopolitical rise — while brutally oppressing the Iranian people. War is terrible. But this confrontation didn’t appear overnight. It was decades in the making. If you actually look at the facts, the geopolitics become clear. Watch the full explainer. Democracy matters. Freedom matters. I stand with the United States. 🇺🇸 I stand with Israel. 🇮🇱 And I stand with the Iranian people fighting for freedom. 🟩⬜🟥

This Purim feels more like a warning than a celebration — as Jews read the Megillah, we are living through a real-world reminder that antisemitism and terror do not stay in history books. The U.S. and Israel are engaged in a major conflict with the Iranian Islamic regime amid fears of retaliation and heightened terror threats against Jewish communities worldwide. On Purim we recall how a regime sought to destroy us, and how courage, action, and truth prevailed. Today, with Iranian-backed terror and genocidal rhetoric still driving war and antisemitism, that ancient lesson is painfully relevant. Am Israel Chai — then and now we stand, we resist, we survive.

Geopolitics has become pure satire. Muslim countries backing the U.S. and Israel strike on Iran: Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, UAE, Bahrain. Countries dramatically fainting onto the couch about it: France. The United Kingdom. Apparently the people who actually live next to the Iranian regime understand the threat… While Western Europe is busy hosting a support group for the Ayatollah’s feelings.

🚨🚨🚨Islamist terror attack in Austin, Texas. A terrorizing gunman opened fire outside a bar on Sixth Street, killing 2 and injuring 14 before police stopped him. The Islamist terrorist is a naturalized US citizen. He wore clothing reading “Property of Allah” and an Iranian flag shirt, and the FBI is investigating the attack as terrorism. Authorities report that he committed this terrorist act in support of the Islamic regime of Iran. Let’s be clear about something: When ideological extremism inspires violence against civilians, it must be called what it is. My prayers are with the victims, their families, and the people of Austin. And gratitude to the police officers who ran toward danger and stopped the attacker before even more lives were lost. America must confront extremism wherever it comes from. This is exactly the type of Islamic terror authorities have been warning about in the past few days.