Daniel Chejfec

@poiu477 @HuntersOfNazis And it is called "Temple Mount" because...?

@HuntersOfNazis Jews are not allowed on the Temple Mount because it’s an Islamic site.

Did you know how absurd the UN’s anti-Jew fixation gets? Here’s a ‘fun’ fact about the so-called “settler violence”: When Jews visit their holiest site, the Temple Mount, the United Nations logs it as “settler violence.” Not attacks, not riots, not actual violence—just Jews being guilty for the crime of existing. Even when they are literally the ones assaulted for trying to pray, it still gets recorded the same way: Jewish mere existence is violence. And this is not fringe or isolated. There are OVER 1,300 such “incidents” in UN records, including cases of tourists visiting the site, it gets recorded as “settler violence.” At that point, ‘violence’ is simply being redefined to mean “I’m triggered by Jewish existence.” If that’s not a classic blood libel, what is?

@420BeefNutz @SachaRoytman @kinsellawarren I'm confused... Palestinians fight against Antisemitism?

@SachaRoytman @kinsellawarren Palestinians shouldn't be alone in the fight against anti-Semitism

Yesterday in Munich, following the attack on the Israeli restaurant Eclipse Grillbar, a Jewish-owned business bombed overnight with explosive devices, a crowd gathered in solidarity with the community. Among them, one sign stood out.

@poiu477 @IditAbu Please go read a book and learn history before you offer an opinion

Yep they had a right to try and prevent the formation of Israel. Them doing so didn’t invalidate their claims to the rest of their land. Israel had no right to be formed. Jews had no right to immigrate there without the consent of the people actually living there, the British had no right to let them in on the people’s behalf.

Israeli here, You lost your house, Israelis lost their homes, Lebanese died, Israelis died.   But why?  Here are some #facts -          The border between Israel and Lebanon has been mostly quiet between 1949 and 1970. Israel and Lebanon had no issues with one another. Lebanon barely participated in the 1967.
 -          In 1970- 1971 the Jordanians smartly kicked out Palestinian terror organisations after they tried to overthrow the Jordanian regime and assassinate King Hussein. The Palestinian terror groups moved to southern Lebanon, and started attacking Israel from the north. 
 -          Every single Israeli operation in Lebanon was proceeded by terror attacks on the Israeli north. Grok it. Let me mention a few- the attack on the school in Ma’alot (‘74)- terrorists from Lebanon took 105 children hostage and eventually killed 27 or the blood bus (1978) where terrorist from Lebanon took 70 people hostage and killed 35 including 13 children. 
 -          Those attacks led to the Lebanon war of 1982 that ended with the Palestinian leadership moving to Tunisia. But the Iranian regime, post revolution saw an opportunity in the fragmented Lebanon and started cultivating a new proxy -Hezbollah. Hezbollah officially in 1985 declared allegiance with Iran and has been doing as it is told by Iran ever since. 
 -          26 years ago, in the year 2000, Israel completely withdrew from Lebanon to the internationally acknowledged border- blue line. Lebanon promised to disarm Hezbollah, it didn’t
 -          Since then two major wars, more promises to disarm Hezbollah, still Hezbollah attacking. Current conflict, Israel warned and asked Hezbollah to stay out of the conflict with Iran,  Hezbollah, despite clear calls from within Lebanon, attacks Israel. These are all facts. Grok it, google it, check it with your AI of choice or with an old fashion encyclopedia if you are retro. Lebanon and Israel could have had peace like we have with Jordan and Egypt, had it wasn’t for Hezbollah. I hope talks between Israel and Lebanon are fruitful for the benefit of both people. Maybe the next generation could have homes that last.

@kamranmanzoor__ @IditAbu I see you have to use artificial intelligence to compensate for you lack of it

@IditAbu Well well well

@poiu477 @IditAbu You mean the same partition lines the Arabs violated to destroy Israel? The ones they never accepted?

@IditAbu Hezbollah shouldn’t have to disarm. The only thing Israel has a right to do to stop the attacks is to concede and withdraw to the partition plan borders.

@DeMalla_85 @IditAbu I could mention the Lebanese participation in the 48' war and their support for the ALA, as well as the Beirut pogroms... but then those are just facts, not the narrative you wish

@IditAbu Explain pre-1949 to those who don’t know. Explain the history of Israel prior to 1949? I’m intrigued to learn as you were do keen to only quote from 1949.

@unbenowens73732 @IditAbu And the reason is Nazi and antisemitic propaganda prevalent in the Arab world, where Mein Kampf and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are still best sellers

@IditAbu Sell your crap elsewhere. Lebanese people are unanimous in their dislike towards israel and jewish people, muslim and Christian alike, more than any other country. It is for a reason pewresearch.org/global/2010/02…

@ashmamoojee @IditAbu You are incredibly naive. Hezbollah was set up, trained, funded and directed from Iran as part of the Iranian regional strategy of dominance

@IditAbu Your name is missing an ‘o’ “Idiot here” would be much more appropriate. No israeli invasion in 1982 = no Hezbollah.

@ShadabKKC @IditAbu @grok So I guess sending rockets into Israeli civilian centers doesn't count as an act of war?

@IditAbu Yeah You Started this War Daily Violation Air Strike in lebanon @grok thats true..? Israel Violates Ceasefire Then hezbollah Striking iran war

@jrizvi01 @IditAbu Have you heard of Hezbollah?

@IditAbu If the Palestinian headship moved to Tunisia in 1982 after Israel’s massacre of Sabra and Shatila, the what was Israel doing in Lebanon until 2000?

@LevCommandsU @Nadav_Eyal @wethefifth With a predictable person in the White House you might be correct. As it is, however...

@Nadav_Eyal @wethefifth ישראל חזקה מכל ראש ממשלה. הברית עם ארה"ב תישאר חזקה. הפאניקה מיותרת.

בראשית מרץ, בתחילת המלחמה, שוחחתי עם המגישים המצוינים של @wethefifth ואמרתי שהייתי מזהיר את נתניהו - גם אם המלחמה תוביל לשינוי משטר, השאלה היסודית, החשובה יותר מאיראן, זה מה היא תעשה למעמדה הנחלש של ישראל בארצות הברית. נתניהו מכיר את הנתונים - לא אכפת לו.

@_josephine0_ 40

IQ test. - Can you solve it?

@North_Rend @shanaka86 As opposed to Hezbollah which TARGETS civilians directly...

@shanaka86 It shows also that Israel has no consideration for civilian. As they attacked once more despite the fact that there were civilians everywhere…

A rumor is circulating on pro-Hezbollah forums that Israel tracked the IP addresses of Hezbollah officials during a Zoom meeting, geolocated 100 positions simultaneously, and struck all of them in ten minutes. The IDF has not confirmed the method. No mainstream outlet has verified it. The rumor originates from Tier-4 sources with zero corroboration from Israeli, American, or independent intelligence reporting. But the rumor is less important than what it reveals about the strike itself. One hundred command targets across three geographic zones, Beirut’s southern suburbs, the Beqaa Valley, and southern Lebanon, struck simultaneously in a ten-minute window. Intelligence headquarters. Missile infrastructure. Radwan Force assets. The Aerial Unit that operates Hezbollah’s drone fleet. The IDF confirmed every detail. What the IDF did not confirm is how it knew where every target was at the exact same moment. That simultaneity is the signature. Hitting 100 targets in sequence is air superiority. Hitting 100 targets in ten minutes is intelligence supremacy. It means real-time location data on the entire senior and mid-tier command structure, updated continuously, cross-referenced with physical infrastructure, and fed into a strike package that executes before anyone can move. Whether the method was Zoom IP tracking, cellular metadata, SIGINT intercepts, human intelligence, or some combination of all four, the capability demonstrated is the same: Israel has penetrated Hezbollah’s operational architecture to a depth that allows simultaneous decapitation across an entire theatre of war. The pager operation in September 2024 demonstrated that Israel could compromise Hezbollah’s supply chain to deliver explosive devices into the pockets of hundreds of operatives. If the Zoom rumor contains any truth, it represents the evolution from hardware compromise to software compromise, from physical infiltration of devices to digital infiltration of communications. The pagers required months of supply-chain engineering. An IP geolocation exploit requires only that the target connects to a network. Hezbollah’s response will be predictable: abandon all digital communications. Go dark. Return to couriers and face-to-face meetings. But that response creates its own vulnerability. Couriers can be followed. Face-to-face meetings require physical movement that satellites and drones track. The more Hezbollah retreats from digital infrastructure, the slower its command cycle becomes, and the slower the command cycle, the less capable the organisation is of coordinating the kind of distributed response that Mosaic Defence requires. This is the intelligence trap that decapitation campaigns create. Every adaptation the target makes to survive reduces its operational effectiveness. Go digital and risk geolocation. Go analogue and risk paralysis. The IDF does not need to confirm the Zoom rumor for it to achieve its strategic purpose. The rumor alone forces Hezbollah to assume its communications are compromised, which degrades command and control whether or not the compromise actually exists. The pagers changed the supply chain. If the IP tracking is real, it changes the meeting. If neither method was used and Israel has something else entirely, it changes the assumption that any form of communication is secure. In all three cases, the effect is identical: Hezbollah’s command structure operates under the permanent assumption of penetration. And an organisation that assumes it is penetrated behaves like an organisation that already is. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@CowanspaulPaul @shanaka86 So Israel has no right to defend itself?

@shanaka86 Absolute propoganda and made up justification. The IDF killed 200 civilians, bombing residential areas- a war crime,simply to destroy the agreed ceasefire. There is no justification for what the IDF did and all countries bar the US have condemned there actions.

@Eyeamog @shanaka86 An intelligence mistake that the Netanyahu government will pay for come elections in October

@shanaka86 But Hamas fighters completely SURPRISED them on October 7 and ran wild for hours after breaching Israel 🤷🏽‍♂️👍

@GenZstyl_e @Coinvo J D Vance

@Coinvo If trump died who is taking charge as a president

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 President Trump has reportedly been admitted at Walter Reed Medical Centre. No official confirmation yet.

@DrDre1914 @bluestein The ad shows a Challah bread loaf, which is definitely a "no no" on Passover...

@bluestein Can someone explain this to me cuz I don’t get it.

A Georgia Senate candidate’s Passover ad in this week’s Atlanta Jewish Times features challah. It’s the thought that counts, I guess. #gapol

@HeruNugraha82 @VividProwess AI, and a bad one

@VividProwess like a rat ...

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The Daily Briefing: Life under fire in Israel’s north and resilience at home. Health editor Diana Bletter and environmental reporter Sue Surkes join host Jessica Steinberg to discuss the ongoing impact of war on Israel’s northern communities and beyond. With the northern city of Kiryat Shmona and surrounding towns facing constant fire from Hezbollah rockets, Bletter reports on the sense of desolation and concern from residents that the IDF won't finish the job in Lebanon, requiring them to go through another round of war in another six months' time. Stream the full episode on YouTube and anywhere you get your podcasts. youtu.be/srqbdKW5lg8?si…