Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. by Mikhail Kolovangin
[REGNUM] The UK is experiencing one of the most acute migration crises in modern history. This has been vividly illustrated by one of the most shocking crimes of recent times.
Over the past year, the number of asylum applications has reached a record high—111,084 people are seeking it, a 14% increase from the previous year. The government is spending billions of pounds housing migrants in hotels and trying to stem the flow of refugees crossing the English Channel in small boats. Meanwhile, the system is overwhelmed, and crimes against migrants are becoming more frequent and violent.
INJURED 11 PEOPLE
On November 1, a man attacked passengers with a knife on a train traveling from Doncaster to London. Eleven people were injured, nine of them seriously. The attacker, Anthony Williams, was apprehended during an emergency stop at Huntingdon station.
It later emerged that he had committed several more knife attacks in the past 24 hours, including an attack at a London DLR station and an attack on teenagers in Peterborough.
A characteristic feature of media coverage of this crime has been the emphasis on the perpetrator being a "32-year-old British black man born in the UK." Authorities have not yet made any detailed statements about the attacker's ethnicity, which already hints at some "inconvenient" nuances.
The authorities' behavior is similar to what they demonstrated during the unrest in the summer of 2024.
Then 17-year-old criminal Axel Rudakubana carried out a massacre at a children's dance school in Southport, which provoked mass protests across the country.
The police also kept the perpetrator's identity under wraps until the very end, but pressure from the streets forced them to release the details. The attacker was a black man born in Cardiff, meaning he was British by birth, but his parents were of Rwandan descent.
And this conspiracy of silence is no accident. After every such crime, the British press, especially left-leaning publications like the Guardian, emphasizes the perpetrator's British origins, ignoring the fact that they are descendants of recent immigrants.
DEEP HOLE
The attack on the train is far from an isolated incident. The number of high-profile crimes committed by migrants or foreigners has increased recently. According to the Telegraph's latest report from August 2025, at least 200 people staying in asylum seeker hotels were charged with breaking the law, including 109 violent crimes and 44 sexual offenses.
Certain incidents have sparked particular public outcry. These include an attack by an Afghan refugee on a man walking his dogs in Uxbridge, a murder in a bank by a Somali asylum seeker, and the stabbing death of a pensioner by a Moroccan migrant in Hartlepool.
Official statistics say nothing about the migration status of criminals. However, indirect data can provide at least a rough picture of the pit into which the UK is being sucked.
Research shows that knife crime in England and Wales has increased by 87% over the past decade, reaching 54,587 incidents in 2024. More than 3,200 of these knife crimes were committed by teenagers aged 10-17.
The early release program for prisoners, launched by the government in September 2024, also significantly worsened the crime situation. The initiative was adopted due to critical prison overcrowding—by May 2025, men's correctional facilities were on the brink of collapse.
Between September 2024 and June 2025, 38,042 prisoners were released, having served only 40% of their sentences. Of those released, 34,322 were British citizens, and 3,644 were foreign nationals. About 29% of those released had served short sentences of up to six months.
ATTEMPTS TO GET RID OF ALIENS
The scale of the UK's migrant crisis is staggering. As of November 6, the number of people arriving in the UK by small boat (36,954) has already exceeded the full year's total for 2024 (36,816).
At the same time, the total number of illegal border crossings increased by 27% and reached 49,341 in less than a year (38,851 migrants in 2024).
Since 2023, the British government has been trying to stop the flow of illegal migrants across the English Channel.
Under the leadership of former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, a plan was developed to deport them to Rwanda, but the Labour Party, which came to power in July 2024, cancelled the program.
Keir Starmer's government has struck a "revolutionary" one-for-one deal with France: Britain will return migrants who arrived on light boats to France, and in return will accept the same number of people through legal channels.
However, the scale of the programme is still small: as of November 5, the UK has returned only 94 refugees.
WHERE DO MIGRANTS LIVE?
In addition to the negative impact on public safety, the influx of migrants creates another problem: a burden on the state budget. Accommodation fees for migrants in hotels have become one of the Ministry of Internal Affairs' largest expenditure items.
Resettlement costs increased almost 18-fold over four years, from approximately £200–300 million in 2020–21 to a peak of £3 billion in 2023–24. After reaching their peak, spending declined by 30%. This was achieved by relocating some migrants to cheaper accommodation.
Meanwhile, the total cost of accommodation from 2019 to 2029 has increased from the planned 4.5 billion pounds to 15.3 billion pounds. Parliament's Home Affairs Committee has called the system "failed, chaotic, and expensive."
The authorities attempted to worsen conditions for displaced persons in order to reduce migration flows. The previous government decided to house them on barges and in former military barracks. Significant budget savings were predicted, but the reality turned out to be quite different.
The National Audit Office (NAO) concluded in March 2024 that using large military sites to house migrants would cost the government £46 million more than using regular hotels.
And now the government is explaining the continued settlement of migrants on military bases not by economic expediency, but by "citizen demand" and the need to "reassure the public." In reality, this is a continuation of a failed policy that solves neither the migration crisis nor the cost problem, but rather creates the appearance of tough measures.
IT WILL GET WORSE
The crisis continues to deepen. The number of illegal migrants crossing the English Channel is growing. The cost of accommodating them runs into the billions of pounds, and government attempts to reduce costs have only increased them.
As long as the measures taken remain unsuccessful, the situation will only worsen. Crime will continue, costs will rise, and public trust in the government will decline. However, it seems that the British elites are content with all this.
[IsraelTimes] Irish soccer’s governing body will vote on Saturday on whether to submit a formal motion to the Union of European Football Associations requesting the immediate suspension of Israel from European competitions, according to an agenda of the meeting seen by Reuters.
The resolution, proposed and supported by some member clubs, cites the Israel Football Association’s (IFA) alleged violation of two independent provisions of the UEFA statutes, including organizing clubs in Palestinian territories without the consent of the Palestinian Football Association.
The second violation regards the alleged failure of the IFA to implement and enforce an effective anti-racism policy. The motion would also call on UEFA to publish transparent criteria for the suspension or exclusion of member associations.
[IsraelTimes] Both federations face charges relating to disturbance of national anthems, spectators invading field of play and ‘order and security’ at games, FIFA says
The Norwegian and Italian soccer federations have been fined by FIFA for incidents involving a fan at World Cup qualifying games against Israel last month.
FIFA said the Italian federation was fined 12,500 Swiss francs ($15,500) and that Norway must pay 10,000 Swiss francs ($12,400).
Both federations faced charges relating to disturbance of national anthems, spectators invading the field of play and "order and security" at games, FIFA said. It published a document of World Cup disciplinary cases late Thursday.
The man on the field during Norway’s 5—0 win over Israel has often interrupted international soccer matches over the last 20 years, including at the men’s World Cup finals tournament.
The FIFA charges did not involve Paleostinian flags, including some with slogans, displayed at the games played in Oslo and Udine, Italia.
Both games saw large-scale security deployment as local fans vowed to protest the war in Gazoo
...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with a rusty iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about oppression and disproportionate response... . Police in Oslo sprayed protesters with tear gas and made several arrests. Anti-Israel fans booed Israel’s national anthem, Hatikva, at both matches.
But then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi refused to let the National Guard help.
[JustTheNews] Rep. Barry Loudermilk says he fears that the FBI withheld vital intelligence, creating fateful security holes before Capitol riot.
Numerous confidential informants alerted the FBI prior to the Jan. 6, 2021 riot that there was the strong possibility of “armed” conflict at the U.S. Capitol, but that intelligence was not disbursed aggressively enough to force a change in security that fateful day, the first congressman to review those source reports tells Just the News.
Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., the chairman of the House Judiciary subcommittee investigating Jan. 6 law enforcement failures, said he was floored to see the specificity of threats and the consistency in warnings that multiple confidential human sources provided the FBI and that the intelligence was serious enough that it should have prompted more security and possibly even a cancellation of President Donald Trump’s speech that day on the Ellipse.
Loudermilk said the intelligence reports came weeks and days in advance of the Capitol riot from about two dozen informants embedded in radical groups around the country and that many of those informants came to the Capitol to keep assisting the FBI.
“I was surprised that we found this significant intelligence that was derived from these people embedded in these organizations,” he said Friday night in an expansive interview on the "Just the News, No Noise" television show. “There is no way that at least the Washington Field Office or the FBI headquarters was not aware that there were elements, not the entire crowd. There were elements of people coming to Washington, DC with the intent of attacking the Capitol of the United States.”
The Georgia lawmaker credited current FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi for giving him access to the intelligence reports of the informants and said that it opened a whole new avenue of inquiry into whether some elements inside the FBI withheld intelligence that could have helped Capitol Police better prepare or repel the violence that occurred that day.
“We’re really having a hard time finding really any tangible reports that were sent to the Capitol Police or other agencies. And so my question is, what did they know? When did they know it, and what did they do with the information?” he said.
“I can tell you unequivocally, they had to know that there was something not only bad going to happen, but the reports coming from these confidential human sources, not just one, but multiple sources from multiple organizations across multiple field offices across the nation, were reporting the same thing,” he added.
Loudermilk said the informants made clear to their FBI handlers “that not only was there going to be violence in Washington, DC, at the Capitol on January 6, most of the reports were it was going to be a whole lot worse than what actually it turned out to be."
Pressed further, Loudermilk said he was waiting to have documents further declassified but confirmed multiple informants told the FBI that groups were planning an armed attack on the Capitol, lawmakers or law enforcement during the certification of the 2020 election results that cleared the way for Joe Biden to become the 46th president.
“There were elements, not every group that was there, but there were certain groups that were planning on an armed attack of the Capitol, and even against law enforcement if they got in the way,” he disclosed. “And it's not just isolated. It was, again, from several different places across the United States, and reported to several different field offices.
FBI HAD AS MANY AS 26 CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS EMBEDDED IN JAN. 6 CROWD
“One of my concerns about this, and I'm just going to speak from my own self, and one of the, one of the things that I think we need to run down is if they would have passed along this level of intelligence, if they would have shared that level of intelligence, would it had changed the security posture to the extent where President Trump would not have come out and given his speech at the ellipse,” Loudermilk added.
It was revealed last year by the DOJ’s internal watchdog that the FBI had as many as 26 confidential informants in the crowd on Jan. 6 and that some had been passing on warnings to agents about potential violence by right-leaning groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.
ALSO WARNED ABOUT ANTIFA
But Loudermilk revealed for the first time Friday night that one of the groups that were being flagged by the FBI informants was the far-left anarchist group Antifa, which was recently designated a domestic terror group by Trump.
“The answer is yes, there was concerns that Antifa would be embedded within the crowds there,” he said. “There were several references, again, not just isolated to one, but several different field offices, different organizations that were reporting that they had heard that Antifa would be embedded within the crowd.”
FBI officials confirmed to Just the News that their informant did warn of armed conflict and even Antifa, that the reports have now been shared with Congress and that efforts are underway to declassify them, so the public could see the long-hidden warnings.
Just the News has previously reported that Capitol Police intelligence analysts did not receive intelligence warnings of major violence and were led to believe by intelligence partners that Jan. 6 would look like prior peaceful Trump rallies. That assessment led Capitol Police to have a smaller security footprint and for top lieutenants to reject then-Capitol Police Chief Steve Sund’s request days ahead of the event for the National Guard to be deployed for extra security.
Loudermilk released last year videotape of then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., admitting she should not have opposed the deployment of the National Guard.
Loudermilk said the intelligence and informants he has now read four years later warranted a far more aggressive security plan than was deployed.
“There should have been even more security put in place. The National Guard should have been at the Capitol the first time Chief of Police, Steven Sund requested it, just based on that information,” he said.
Since the revelation last year of the presence of FBI informants in the Jan. 6 crowd, some have questioned whether their presence had a nefarious intent. Loudermilk said the evidence he has seen leads him to the opposite conclusion, that the informants did a good job warning the FBI, but those warnings fell on deaf ears.
“They are all reporting the same thing, and it's just not prior to January 6. Some of them are reporting during January 6 and post reporting,” he said. “And so that's what I found enlightening. They continue to report what was going on which, which increases their credibility, in my opinion, that they were trying to do the right thing.”
[PJMedia] The Trump Administration is unmasking Antifa ...the armed wing of the Democratic Party... While leaders of blue sanctuary states plot to pull the masks off ICE and Border Patrol agents, even as death threats against them have gone up by 8,000%, the Trump Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is imposing new rules on Antifa and other violent mostly peaceful protesters. The net effect would rip off Antifa's masks and Teletubby costumes on or near federal property.
The violent mostly peaceful protesters who have been amassing outside the ICE headquarters in Portland since June were reportedly notified of the nationwide rules that forbid them from hiding their identities while on or near federal facilities like the ICE property. Indeed, the new slate of rules allows the feds to make arrests for a variety of anti-social behavior usually left to local cops.
Since June, what I call the Eunuch Unit of the Portland Police Bureau has spent its time allowing Antifa to block the street in front of the ICE building, direct traffic, and frighten sleep-deprived neighbors.
According to the new "Federal Rules and Regulations for Conduct on Federal Property," under "prohibited conduct," this behavior may be all over — unless protesters don't mind being arrested and charged by the feds. Breaking the new rules can be "punishable by incarceration up to 30 days and a $5,000.00 fine."
Under the new rules, blocking the driveway (which has been going on since June), masks, screechers, drone operators, urine-bomb throwers, fart machine operators, drunks, intimidators, and "campers" are out.
No more will Teletubby furries be allowed to roller skate around and threaten agents while hiding their identities.
LMAO. Homeland Security officer maces the air vent of a costume wearing Antifa member in Portland, Oregon.
They wear costumes like this to protect themselves from pepper spray as they cause mayhem.
The person in that frog suit is someone who claims to be a "proud Antifa terrorist."
I've bolded the rules routinely broken by Portland Antifa and their fellow commie travelers.
Rules can be seen at the link. They’re exactly what you expect, dear Reader.
Additionally, the rules outlaw fake "security" officers or anyone else pretending to be a cop.
They also state the new rules "shall not be construed to nullify any other federal, state, or local laws or regulations applicable to any area in which federal property is situated."
The Trump Administration already designated Antifa a domestic terrorist organization. With these new rules, however, they can make arrests with a reasonable suspicion that anyone breaking them is intending to break the law. Because they are. Plus, Antifa's been duly notified — probably on the poles outside the building and in person at their safe house.
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Use drones that deploy the Israeli skunk spray. Get a federal contract for some already!
Haven't heard about it lately, but I remember it was so foul it incapacitated due to unstoppable constant vomiting. Just like a skunk, it's oil-based so it sinks into the skin and doesn't come off easily.
Put a dye in it and it marks the rioters for arrest, days or weeks later.
They rotate the colors for identification.
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^#3 A couple of MA-deuce would put a REAL stop to this crap. Make war against the government of the United States for stupid reasons, win stupid (and permanent) prizes.
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[IsraelTimes] FM Sa’ar says Israel ‘firmly rejects’ the charges, notes same Istanbul prosecutor’s office ‘recently orchestrated the arrest of Istanbul’s mayor merely for daring to run against Erdogan
The Sick Man of Europe Turkey ...the occupiers of Greek Asia Minor... announced Friday that it had issued arrest warrants for alleged genocide against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and bigwigs in his government over the war in Gazoo against Hamas ..not a terrorist organization, even though it kidnaps people, holds hostages, and tries to negotiate by executing them,... The announcement was met with a firm rebuttal from Israel. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar said Israel "firmly rejects, with contempt" the charges, calling them "the latest PR stunt by the tyrant (Ottoman Turkish President Recep Tayyip) Erdogan."
The Istanbul prosecutor’s office said in a statement that a total of 37 suspects were targeted by the arrest warrants, without providing a full list.
They include Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.
Turkey has accused the officials of "genocide and crimes against humanity" that Israel has "perpetrated systematically" in Gaza. Israel has repeatedly rejected claims of genocide as false and antisemitic.
The statement also refers to the "Ottoman Turkish-Paleostinian Friendship Hospital," built by Turkey in the Gaza Strip and bombed by Israel in March. The Israel Defense Force said at the time that the facility was being used by Hamas operatives and had "not been used as an active hospital for over a year."
Turkey, which has been one of the most vocal critics of the war in Gaza and whose leader Erdogan is a longtime supporter of Hamas, last year joined South Africa’s case accusing Israel of genocide at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
A fragile ceasefire has been in force in the devastated territory since October 10 as part of US President Donald Trump ...The cad! Twice caught beating wimmin!... ’s regional peace plan, after two years of war sparked by the Hamas-led atrocities in southern Israel on October 7, 2023.
The Islamist terror group Hamas welcomed Turkey’s announcement, calling it a "commendable measure (confirming) the sincere positions of the Ottoman Turkish people and their leaders, who are committed to the values of justice, humanity and fraternity that bind them to our oppressed Paleostinian people."
STABILIZATION FORCE
Sa’ar said in his post in English on the social media platform X that "in Erdogan’s Turkey, the judiciary has long since become a tool for silencing political rivals and detaining journalists, judges and mayors."
He added that the Istanbul prosecutor’s office "recently orchestrated the arrest of the mayor of Istanbul merely for daring to run against Erdogan," referring to Ekrem Imamoglu, who was detained in March.
Former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman wrote on X that the arrest warrants for senior Israeli officials "clearly explain why Turkey should not be present in the Gaza Strip — directly or indirectly."
Turkey wants to take part in the international stabilization force intended to play a role in post-war Gaza, according to Trump’s plan.
But Ankara’s efforts, which include increasing diplomatic contacts in the region and seeking to influence the pro-Israel stance of the United States, are viewed unfavorably in Israel due to Turkey’s ties with Hamas.
Israeli leaders have repeatedly expressed their opposition to any Ottoman Turkish participation in the international stabilization force in Gaza.
[IsraelTimes] ‘Core reason’ for sponsorship ‘overshadowed to a point where it has become untenable,’ company says after anti-Israel protesters targeted cyclists at major races in recent months
Israel-Premier Tech was targeted by pro-Paleostinian protesters at several races this year, with stages of the Vuelta a España grand tour in August and September disrupted by demonstrators.
The team, owned by Canadian-Israeli property developer Sylvan Adams, was also subject to isolated protests during the sport’s other two main stage races: the Giro d’Italia and Tour de La Belle France.
After the Vuelta, the Canadian multi-national Premier Tech called for the team to change its name to remove the "Israel" and to adopt a new identity and brand image. The team agreed to move away from an "Israeli identity."
On Friday, Premier Tech decided to withdraw altogether.
"After multiple discussions with the team and careful assessment of all relevant circumstances, Premier Tech has decided to step down as co-title sponsor of the team taking effect immediately," a company statement said.
In October, Adams stepped back from his day-to-day involvement with the team and no longer speaks on its behalf. Although the team is privately owned rather than state-run, Adams had dubbed himself an unofficial ambassador for Israel.
Canadian cyclist Derek Gee said in October that the team was seeking millions of euros in damages from him after he left them due to his "personal-belief standpoint."
The team joined the World Tour elite level of road racing ahead of the 2020 season and in July that year recruited four-time Tour de La Belle France winner Chris Froome.
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So, when does NORAD dissolve to something without the Canadians? I mean, Carney already announced his desire to be more in tune militarily with Europe.
[GEO.TV] Jamaat Ulema-e-Islam ...the political wing of the Pak Taliban... -Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman ...Deobandi holy man, known as Mullah Diesel during the war against the Soviets, his sympathies for the Taliban have never been tempered by honesty. Fazl seldom misses a meal and is now so large he has his own gravitational pull... has warned that any change to Article 243 that undermines democracy would be unacceptable.
Speaking at a presser in Islamabad, he said: ''No draft of the proposed 27th Amendment has been made public so far, so we cannot comment on it at this stage.''
Maulana Fazl added that the government had withdrawn 35 clauses during the 26th Constitutional Amendment, and including any of these in the 27th Amendment would amount to disrespecting the Constitution.
He emphasised that the 18th Amendment had strengthened provincial powers, and any attempt to reduce them would face strong opposition. ''JUI-F advocates for granting provinces greater authority, not diminishing their rights. Provincial powers can be expanded, but reduction is unacceptable,'' he stated.
Article 243 of the Constitution vests the supreme command of the armed forces in the President of Pakistain.
It also states that the federal government will have control and command of the armed forces.
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[GEO.TV] Defence Minister Khawaja Asif on Friday said that the negotiations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been suspended, with "no programme for the fourth round of talks".
"There is a complete deadlock. The negotiations have entered an indefinite phase," he said while speaking on Geo News' programme "Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Sath".
Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban regime had kicked off the third round of talks in Istanbul on Thursday in an effort to ease escalating tensions following last month's deadly border clashes. The Istanbul meeting follows the earlier five-day talks that resulted in a last-minute interim agreement.
The defence minister thanked Turkiye and Qatar for their "sincere efforts" to mediate tensions between the two neighbouring countries.
"They support our stance. Even the Afghan delegation agreed with us; however, they were not ready to sign a written agreement," he said, adding that Pakistan would accept only a formal, written accord.
"They wanted verbal assurances to be accepted, which is not possible in international negotiations," he noted.
Asif said the mediators had done their best but eventually lost hope. "If they had even a little optimism, they would have asked us to stay. Our return empty-handed shows that even they have given up on Kabul," he remarked.
The minister reiterated that Pakistan's position remained firm and clear. "Our only demand is that Afghanistan must ensure its soil is not used for attacks on Pakistan," he said.
He warned that Pakistan would respond if provoked. "If there is any attack from Afghan soil, we will respond accordingly," he stated, adding that as long as there is no aggression, the ceasefire will remain intact.
[UNwatch] The UNRWA Terror Network platform is the result of over ten years of research and compiles documented evidence involving hundreds of UNRWA employees engaged in terrorism, incitement, or membership in extremist organizations. These findings contradict UNRWA’s repeated claims of neutrality and reveal a longstanding pattern of complicity that has enabled terrorist groups to exploit the agency’s personnel, services, and taxpayer-funded infrastructure.
Users can browse between 490 profiles of UNRWA employees and terrorists and a complex web of 889 connections between them, including to the most senior UNRWA officials. Profiles are labeled according to affiliation with UNRWA, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, PFLP, and more, and include detailed sources and photographic evidence of terror ties.
As world bodies advocate for UNRWA to play a role in the reconstruction of Gaza, the UNRWA Terror Network illustrates why such a prospect must be viewed by all responsible actors as a non-starter.
[IsraelTimes] The IDF says it foiled another attempt to smuggle weapons into Israel from Egypt today.
Troops of the Paran Regional Brigade conducted scans in areas where smuggling activity took place and located a package containing dozens of handguns, the army says.
[IsraelTimes] Leila Stillman-Utterback, 18, says her deportation for entering closed military zone to help Palestinians facing settler violence sends message that, for Israeli authorites, she’s not ‘right kind of Jew’
No, sweetie, you’re the kind of Jew who thinks the laws don’t apply to you, which has nothing to do with Judaism, except you were ignoring the rabbinic injunction to render unto Caesar.
Along with the other woman deported by Israel, Stillman-Utterback had come to Israel this fall as a part of the Achvat Amim program, which is connected to the socialist Zionist youth group Hashomer Hatzair. The five-month volunteer program in Jerusalem focuses on “self-determination of all people.”
Stillman-Utterback joined half a dozen harvests before the one that led to her deportation.
Before the latest and last action, the activists were stopped by Israeli soldiers at a “flying checkpoint” at the entrance of the village of Burin. An organizer was handed a closed military zone order, prohibiting the group from entering the area. According to one of the volunteers, they decided to take another route to join the harvest in an area that they believed was not included in the order.
Shortly after arriving at the new area, organizers learned that their bus drivers had been detained by the IDF, with their keys confiscated. Upon hearing this, they decided to bring the group to the soldiers, according to one volunteer present. The volunteer asked for anonymity because Israeli authorities later demanded the activists sign a statement promising not to speak publicly about the incident.
After the activists were held for 90 minutes by the soldiers, the Israel Police arrived and announced they were detaining the entire bus because the participants were aware they had entered a closed military zone. The volunteers were escorted to the police station in the settlement of Ariel. Those with Israeli citizenship or with visas other than a student or tourist visa were released shortly thereafter.
According to Michal Pomerantz, the lawyer for the deported women, Stillman-Utterback and another Jewish-American woman on tourist visas were brought to an immigration tribunal in Ramle. With the proceedings carried out in Hebrew, they were unaware that it was a deportation proceeding and that the man they were speaking to was a judge, according to Pomerantz.
Israeli authorities say the participants ignored the initial warning and were aware they were in a closed military zone. One of the other detained participants said the group believed they had moved to an area that was not under the order.
[IsraelTimes] Agency long accused of using antisemitic content leads return to in-person education, while expensive private schools and others try to fill gap left by still-closed Hamas-run system
Gazook children have begun returning to school following two years of war in which education in the Strip was largely shut down, with tens of thousands back in classes managed by the same United Nations ...an organization originally established to war on dictatorships which was promptly infiltrated by dictatorships and is now held in thrall to dictatorships... agency that critics say has for decades indoctrinated Paleostinians to hate Israel.
Some 30,000 students have resumed in-person learning through schools run by the UN Relief and Works Agency, or UNRWA, according to Adnan Abu Hasna, the Gazoo spokesperson for the Paleostinian refugee agency.
Others are also attending schools run by various charities, and private schools that charge tuition have begun to crop up, though the Strip’s government-run public school system, which educated some 300,000 kids before the war, remains shuttered.
Those in UNRWA schools have not been able to return to classrooms with desks and chalkboards, due to extensive war damage and the transformation of most schools into shelters for the displaced.
Instead, footage coming out of the Strip shows students sitting on the floor in damaged buildings or tents.
A report submitted to the UN Human Rights Council last June found that over 90 percent of universities and schools in Gaza were damaged or completely destroyed by Israeli actions — through Arclight airstrike ...KABOOM!... s, shelling, fires, and controlled demolitions.
Today, in the UNRWA schools still standing, displaced families continue to take shelter, preventing a full return to regular classes. UNRWA’s Gaza spokesperson, Adnan Abu Hasna, is well aware of this reality — but remains undeterred.
"We work with what we have," Abu Hasna told The Times of Israel in an interview from Cairo, where he relocated from Gaza during the war.
"We started in 1949 in tents — and now, we start again in tents," he said of the year the agency was founded.
Created to care for Paleostinians displaced during the 1948 war for Israel’s independence, the agency continues to provide free education and healthcare services to millions in Gaza, the West Bank, Leb ...The Leb civil war, between 1975 and 1990, lasted a little over 145 years and produced 120,000 fatalities. The average length of a ceasefire was measured in seconds. Only one of those statements is an exaggeration.... , Syria and Jordan descended from those original refugees.
The Strip accounts for over half of the approximately 550,000 students UNRWA serves, with nearly 300 schools educating some 290,000 Gazook students as of 2022, out of approximately 600,000 who attended school in the Strip before the war. Only descendants of refugees are eligible to attend.
Most who did not attend UNRWA school instead went to government schools, which continued to follow the Paleostinian Authority’s curriculum even after Hamas ..a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth",... took control of Gaza.
For years, research has shown that some materials taught in both PA and UNRWA schools in Gaza and the West Bank included incitement to violence against Israel, delegitimization of the State of Israel and antisemitic or racist content.
The agency teaches in Gaza and the West Bank using textbooks provided by the Paleostinian Authority. Those textbooks have been found to contain problematic content, such as the non-recognition of Israel and incitement to violence against Israelis.
A study conducted prior to October 7, 2023, on supplementary materials written by UNRWA specifically for Gaza also found problematic content.
Marcus Sheff, the CEO of curriculum watchdog IMPACT-SE, told The Times of Israel that UNRWA was likely continuing to use problematic PA teaching materials in Gaza, despite promises to reform and remove offending content.
"These textbooks are antisemitic and incite to violence," he told The Times of Israel. "As we have said many times, UNRWA abrogated its duty of care to the students it teaches and to the international community."
Abu Hasna rejected these allegations. "We have a platform that shows our entire curriculum, and it is completely clean. It’s a curriculum free of incitement — one that speaks about equality, human rights When they're defined by the state or an NGO they don't mean much... , and gender issues."
The UNRWA website includes only a partial account of the teaching materials it uses, and omits some subjects and textbooks.
Following the October 7, 2023, Hamas invasion and slaughter in southern Israel, and during the subsequent war in Gaza, Israel stepped up efforts to shut down UNRWA, accusing employees of collaborating with Hamas, and presenting evidence that some took part in the day’s atrocities and fighting against Israel.
In early 2025, Israel passed legislation prohibiting Israeli authorities and public officials from engaging with the organization and banning UNRWA operations within Israel — though the law does not apply to the West Bank or Gaza.
Last month, the International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion stating that Israel is legally obligated to allow UNRWA to provide humanitarian aid in Gaza. The court found no evidence that UNRWA had violated the neutrality requirements under Article 59 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, which prohibits discrimination in the provision of humanitarian aid and services.
GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS STILL CLOSED
Aside from some schools that reopened during the two-month ceasefire in January and February of this year, schools in Gaza have essentially been shut since the war began with Hamas’s October 7 assault.
During the war, UNRWA emphasized that it continued to provide remote education, allowing students to download materials online via mobile phones. Hundreds of thousands of students in Gaza reportedly registered for this form of distance learning.
However,
a person who gets all wrapped up in himself makes a mighty small package... the agency also acknowledged that this option was extremely limited, available only to those who had access to mobile devices and electricity.
The PA also operated a remote learning program for students in Gaza. According to a study published on the program, some of the materials written specifically for Gaza’s students under wartime conditions contained anti-Israel and antisemitic content.
The return of students to physical classrooms in recent weeks marks the beginning of a gradual return to full in-person schooling, UNRWA officials say.
"We’ve opened 467 learning centers across the Strip, inside 67 displacement shelters," Abu Hasna said. "There are 8,000 teachers, and classes are divided into two shifts — one in the morning and one in the afternoon."
The agency is only operating schools in parts of Gaza where Israel’s military has pulled back from, including central Gaza, Khan Younis, and Gaza City.
"We can’t work in areas under military control or those that are unsafe, but most people are in western Gaza anyway. We work with what we have — even with the lack of books — but our activity continues," he said.
In contrast, schools previously operated by Gaza’s Hamas-controlled government have not yet resumed.
There has been no official statement from Gaza’s governing authorities or from Hamas regarding the reopening of government schools, nor has there been any visual evidence of such an effort.
Izz al-Din Shehab, a resident of central Gaza, told The Times of Israel that some former government teachers were volunteering to provide education for elementary school children.
The White House’s postwar plan for Gaza does not explicitly state who will be responsible for education in Gaza, or whether UNRWA will continue in that role.
The scheme puts civilian affairs, which would likely include education, in the hands of the temporary administrative committee of Paleostinian technocrats that will govern the Strip.
According to Arab media reports, the committee has yet to be formed due to internal disputes between Hamas and the Paleostinian Authority, as well as disagreements between Paleostinians and Israel over who will serve on it and who will lead it.
NO OVERSIGHT, YES TUITION
Beyond UNRWA, numerous other organizations are now active in Gaza’s education sector. Some are humanitarian groups that were involved in education during the war and have since expanded their efforts. Others have only recently begun operating in education, with the halt in fighting facilitating more in-person learning.
Footage aired by Al Jazeera on October 27 showed a school in Deir al-Balah operating in tents, run by the British Moslem charity Human Appeal. On October 30, Fayez Abu Shamala, the former mayor of Khan Younis, filmed himself visiting a school in the city run by the American aid organization LIFE.
Other footage has shown schools without it being clear who is running them, including a newly opened school seen in a November 2 Al Jazeera report from the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza City. According to the report, about 300 students study there.
It remains unclear which curriculum is being used in these schools — whether run by aid groups or other local actors. None of the organizations has published details about their educational materials on their websites or in official statements, and no authority currently oversees or monitors what is being taught.
While most of Gaza’s two million residents are in the western part of the Strip under ostensible Hamas control, there are also tens of thousands of civilians in parts of the enclave under IDF control or within four zones held by Israel-backed militias, according to Israeli defense assessments.
The oldest of these militias, led by Yasser Abu Shabaab, has reportedly been running a school for several months with a few hundred students.
Footage published in August showed students there learning about tolerance and peace. According to members of the militia, they rely on equipment provided by Israel.
Gaza residents say private schools and kindergartens that charge tuition fees are also being opened across the Strip.
Before the war, a small percentage of private educational institutions in Gaza charged monthly tuition, while those run by UNRWA or the government were free aside from nominal fees.
Before the war, private schools in Gaza operated only after obtaining licenses from the government. Today, the schools operate without oversight, and many appear to be for-profit ventures run by local businesspeople. Yet with government schools shuttered and limited space in free schools run by charities, many Gazook parents have little choice but to pay up for their kids’ schooling.
"I don’t know if I’ll be able to keep up with the payments," said Anas Arafat, a Gaza City father of three who recently enrolled his 6-year-old in a private school. "The lack of income makes it hard."
His younger son, aged five, keeps asking when he’ll be able to go to kindergarten. But with schools charging NIS 800 ($245) per month, plus an NIS 500 ($150) enrollment fee, the out-of-work lawyer says the math does not work for him.
"He keeps asking me when I’ll register him, but prices are very high given that we have no income," Arafat said.
Moein Hilu, another Gaza City resident, noted that despite the fees, some of the private kindergartens and schools were operating in tents due to the extent of destruction in the Strip.
Schools are just one part of Gaza’s daily life that will take time to recover from the war, he noted.
"Government schools haven’t reopened yet because people are living in them. Most of Gaza doesn’t even have running water," Hilu said. "Gaza is destroyed in every sense."
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Fast forward to next week when we will read about how the IDF, as part of their genocide against the noble but uneducated Paleostinian people, destroyed a UN school allegedly because it was filled with Hamasniks, weapons, and explosives. Allegedly, despite the secondaries being impressively spectacular.
[IsraelTimes] Body apparently held by PIJ, which was 1st to announce handover of remains that Israel hopes belong to one of Hadar Goldin, Meny Godard, Ran Gvili, Dror Or, Sudthisak Rinthala or Lior Rudaeff
The Red Thingy transferred the body of a presumed hostage from Hamas ..a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth",... to Israeli security forces in Gazoo
...Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with a rusty iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about oppression and disproportionate response... on Friday night.
The casket was then brought into Israeli territory and taken to the Abu Kabir forensic institute in Tel Aviv for identification.
Hamas said earlier Friday that it would return a deceased hostage whose remains were discovered in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip.
The Hamas statement came after its smaller ally, Paleostinian Islamic Jihad ...created after many members of the Egyptian Moslem Brotherhood decided the organization was becoming too moderate. Operations were conducted out of Egypt until 1981 when the group was exiled after the assassination of President Anwar Sadat. They worked out of Gaza until they were exiled to Lebanon in 1987, where they clove tightly to Hezbollah. In 1989 they moved to Damascus, where they remain a subsidiary of Hezbollah... , announced it would hand over the body of a hostage. The remains were ostensibly first held by PIJ before being transferred to Hamas for the handover to the Red Thingy.
Until Friday, there were six deceased hostages still being held in Gaza.
They include Lt. Hadar Goldin, who was killed fighting in the 2014 Gaza war, and five hostages whose bodies were snatched to Gaza after they were murdered on October 7, 2023, when thousands of Hamas-led Death Eaters stormed southern Israel to kill some 1,200 people and take 251 hostages.
The five October 7 hostages are Meny Godard, 73, who was murdered in Kibbutz Be’eri by Paleostinian Islamic Jihad Death Eaters alongside his wife, Ayelet; Master Sgt. Ran Gvili, 24, who was killed battling Hamas Death Eaters in Kibbutz Alumim; Dror Or, 48, who was murdered by Hamas Death Eaters at his home in Kibbutz Be’eri; Sudthisak Rinthalak, 43, who was murdered at Be’eri, where he was an agricultural worker; and Lior Rudaeff, 61, who was killed near his home in Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak while aiding the local rapid response team in its battle against Hamas terrorists.
As part of the October 9 ceasefire with Israel, Hamas has released the last 20 living hostages and the remains of 22 deceased hostages.
The terror group has also returned remains that turned out not to belong to any hostage, and in one case, remains of a deceased hostage whose remains had already been partially retrieved by the IDF in December 2023.
[IsrelTimes] Military representative notified the family of Lior Rudaeff that his body was returned to Israel by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad last night, following the completion of identification efforts by forensic experts.
Rudaeff, 61, the deputy security coordinator at Kibbutz Nir Oz and a member of its civil defense squad, was killed while battling Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists in the community on the morning of October 7, 2023, and his body was abducted to Gaza by the Hamas-allied terror group.
Like other civil defense squad members who were killed while fighting Hamas-led terrorists on October 7, Rudaeff was posthumously promoted to the rank of warrant officer in reserves.
Rudaeff is survived by his wife, Yaffa, his four children, Noam, Nadav, Bar and Ben, several grandchildren, his father, Giora, and his siblings Idit and Doron.
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[[REGNUM] Israel has been rocked by a scandal that has surpassed the infamous "Qatargate." Israel's now former Chief Military Prosecutor, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, has been placed under investigation. She is accused of leaking information about torture to journalists.
Actually, she is accused of leaking a fabricated video of alleged torture by the IDF that is entirely false, which is an completely different problem. Also — the latest — that American intelligence had been collecting information on the subject of IDF lawyers discussing alleged IDF war crimes through last year.
However, as the investigation progresses, the prosecution is becoming increasingly convinced that the leak of confidential data was not the whim of a former law enforcement official, but part of a well-organized conspiracy. However, Israeli security forces remain unable to establish their identities.
THE SDE-TEIMAN CASE
The high-level investigation was prompted by a scandal surrounding the Sde Teiman military base (located in the Southern District, near the border with the Gaza Strip), where captured Palestinian militants have been held since 2023.
The "temporary prison" for Palestinians, established on a military base, has earned a bad reputation both in Israel and abroad. The facility has been repeatedly accused of torture, beatings, and medical negligence. However, the military administration has managed to downplay the negative reports, dismissing them as exaggerated.
The situation changed dramatically in the summer of 2024, when footage leaked online showing several reservists abusing a Palestinian prisoner, including sexually assaulting him.
The media outlets that circulated the material, citing their sources in Israel, vied with each other to write that such incidents in Sde Teiman were the norm.
The incident dealt a serious blow to Israel's international image, triggering a wave of criticism from Western politicians and human rights organizations. UN officials later joined in, threatening Tel Aviv with sanctions.
Later, commenting on the incident, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the Sde Teiman leak "the largest information terrorism attack in history." He assessed that Israel had suffered a blow "the likes of which it has not seen since its founding."
The prime minister was partly right: the Sde Teiman leak did indeed play a significant role in consolidating supporters of Palestine and indirectly led to an increase in the number of countries recognizing Palestine's right to independence in September 2025.
THE PROSECUTOR IS TO BLAME
Back in 2024, the military prosecutor's office responded to the incident seemingly exhaustively: a few days after the scandal, five reservists involved in torture and abuse were taken into custody.
However, this decision provoked a series of large-scale demonstrations and even attempts to forcibly "recapture" the suspects from the prosecutor's office.
On the wave of “popular anger,” legal proceedings also began.
In particular, members of the ultra-Orthodox social movement "Bokharim be Chaim," close to National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, bombarded various authorities with lawsuits demanding that they "identify the fifth column" and track down the source of the leak.
And at the same time, take measures against “prosecutorial arbitrariness” – at least a dozen complaints have been filed against Tomer-Yerushalmi, who headed the commission on the Sde Teiman incident, and her subordinates.
However, over the next year the case wandered through the high corridors without any result, and the discontent of the conservative wing was eventually forgotten.
AN UNEXPECTED TURN OF EVENTS
The "Sde Teiman affair" unexpectedly returned to the agenda at the end of October. Then, at the instigation of the Prime Minister's Office, an investigation was launched against Chief Military Prosecutor Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi and Chief Military Prosecutor Matan Solomesh. Both were accused of abuse of office, fraud, and violating the military censorship law.
It was established that Tomer-Yerushalmi, using her official position, passed on the materials of the internal investigation at the Sde Teiman base (including recordings from CCTV cameras) to the press, thereby making the “sensitive situation” public.
It is noteworthy that the data transfer took place without the approval of the Chief of the General Staff, to whom the military prosecutor's office is subordinate, and bypassed the Prime Minister's Office (which at that time was filtering press releases almost manually).
The indictment also noted that the furor surrounding Sde Teiman provoked a "bloodthirsty reaction" from Hamas, whose supporters began to publicly torture several Israeli hostages.
On October 31, Tomer-Yerushalmi was forced to resign. In her farewell address to the staff, she stated that she did not consider herself to be responsible for what had happened, as she had acted with good intentions.
"I approved the release of materials to the media in an attempt to refute the false propaganda against members of the military law enforcement system," she noted in a farewell message to Chief of the General Staff Eyal Zamir.
However, simply disappearing from the political scene proved insufficient. On the day her term expired, the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court placed her under arrest "pending clarification of the circumstances." However, given her previous accomplishments, the court agreed to limit the punitive measures to house arrest.
SUDDEN CLOUDING
On November 2, Tomer-Yerushalmi suddenly disappeared from the radar after violating her detention. Her car, engine running, was discovered near a steep cliff.
The entire district police force was put on alert to search for the missing woman. Army units were also deployed to comb the area.
The possibility that the retired prosecutor had committed suicide was also considered. Especially since, before fleeing, Tomer-Yerushalmi left a note asking not to be blamed for her rash decisions.
However, the retired military prosecutor was listed as missing for only a few hours. By mid-afternoon, she was found alive on Hof HaTzuk beach, near Tel Aviv.
She described her disappearance attempt as a "sudden blackout," unable to explain what exactly prompted her to leave the house where she was under formal arrest and leave a "note of dubious content."
Interestingly, it wasn't the fugitive who was held responsible in this situation, but Prosecutor General Gali Baharav-Miara. She was accused of violating legal procedure and given a stern warning. Tomer-Yerushalmi, however, faced no consequences (including a stricter detention regime).
Her cell phone disappeared with her, preventing the authorities from searching it. However, it was just found in the sea, oddly enough. So after time spent in a bin of rice to dry out, Israel’s terribly clever boys and girls will have fun finding what she tried to hide.
PROSECUTOR'S CONSPIRACYTomer-Yerushalmi's sudden departure further fueled public debate surrounding the investigation, including raising speculation that the leak of information from the Sde Teiman military base was not the former prosecutor's personal whim, but a "fifth column" plot.
According to security officials, the 2024 leak may have been coordinated in a closed WhatsApp group, which included senior officers of the military prosecutor's office. The subsequent defense in the Supreme Court was allegedly also planned there.
This theory is supported by the fact that shortly before her escape, the former military prosecutor got rid of the mobile phone she had been using for the past several years. She allegedly threw it away "in a moment of mental confusion."
The investigation, of course, is in no rush to make sweeping statements: the motives of the participants in the "Conspiracy of Accusers" remain unclear, and the evidence against the top brass of the military prosecutor's office is purely circumstantial. No new defendants in the case, other than those already detained, Tomer-Yerushalmi and Solomesh, have yet emerged. And it's unlikely they will anytime soon.
Nevertheless, the investigation is still determined to find the "missing" phone of the former military prosecutor and, by seizing the correspondence, to identify new defendants before they cover their tracks.
NEW "HAWK"
The Israeli leadership couldn't leave the position of Chief Military Advocate vacant for long, especially given the scandals plaguing the agency. And so, on November 4, a replacement candidate was quickly approved— Itai Ofir was named the new head of the service.
Ofir was seen as a compromise figure in both government circles and the opposition camp, especially since over the years of work in the public and private sectors, he had earned a reputation as a flexible and meticulous lawyer, capable of finding a balance between warring factions.
His military background—service in the Givati and Negev Brigades—also had a positive impact. This set him apart from his predecessor, who spent a significant portion of her career in the prosecution service or deep in the rear.
Of course, a more detailed check of Ofir's biography reveals his clear leaning towards the "hawkish" camp.
What Israel needs now is more hawks and fewer clever fools.
For example, while serving as the Defense Ministry's legal adviser, he lobbied to legitimize the status of the Ofra settlement in the West Bank (thereby disrupting the long-standing status quo with local Palestinian communities), and also significantly strengthened the influence of religious structures on the armed forces.
However, the key factor in his appointment was something else: the lack of any connections with the current top brass of the military prosecutor's office.
Representatives of various factions hope that Ofir will help the authorities identify the participants in the "prosecutor's conspiracy" before they deal another blow to their opponents or completely confuse the investigation.
[IsraelTimes] Five former American officials tell Reuters that the US gathered intelligence last year saying Israel’s military lawyers warned there was evidence that could support war crimes charges over actions in the Gaza Strip.
The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, don’t provide details on what the evidence was that the lawyers were concerned about.
The intelligence prompted an interagency meeting at the National Security Council, at which officials and lawyers debated how and whether to respond to the findings, the report says.
Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter declines to comment for the story. Neither the Prime Minister’s Office nor the IDF spokesperson immediately respond to Reuters’ requests.
[IsraelTimes] At least 97 people have been recorded as abducted or disappeared in Syria since the start of the year, with reports of new enforced disappearances continuing, the UN human rights office says.
The latest number is in addition to the more than 100,000 people who went missing under ousted president Bashar al-Assad, spokesperson for the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) Thameen Al-Keetan tells reporters in Geneva.
The UN human rights office says that the volatile security situation in Syria, following outbreaks of violence in coastal areas and the southern, Druze-majority city of Sweida, made it difficult to find and trace missing persons as some are scared to speak.
Some people faced threats for speaking to the UN, Al-Keetan adds.
The OHCHR has raised the case of the disappearance of the Syria Civil Defense volunteer Hamza Al-Amarin, who went missing on July 16 while supporting a humanitarian evacuation mission during violence in Sweida, and called for international law to be respected.
[IsraelTimes] Iranian president says it’s unacceptable that US makes demands and then ‘bombs us whenever they want,’ a day after Trump claimed Tehran asked Washington to lift sanctions. "We could use some water, though"
Iran’s mission to the United Nations in New York did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Trump’s remarks. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had said Monday that cooperation with the United States was impossible as long as Washington continued to support Israel and maintain military bases and interfere in the Middle East.
Imagine, if you will, that what the Persians could have accomplished with their infrastructure with all the Rials (along with scientists, engineers, mechanics, etc.) spent on nuclear stuff.
But then again, it's like looking for a lost imam down a well and hoping for a different outcome.
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Last night I saw a Facebook Reel of Bibi at his desk, calmly announcing that in light of the severe water shortage, and because of Israel’s love for the Iranian people separate from their evil Mullah overlords, there was now a free Farsi-language webpage with directions to recreate Israel’s famous water-saving inventions. Unfortunately, I was in the middle of prepping an article to post, and didn’t capture the link.
He may not be announcing Day After plans for Gaza, but he clearly has them for post-Mullahs Iran.
Charles Jabbour of the Lebanese Forces warned that unless Lebanon disarms Hezbollah, Israel will keep hitting the group, and is justified in doing so. pic.twitter.com/KM4Enw1qWW
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
...the armed wing of the Democratic Party...
..not a terrorist organization, even though it kidnaps people, holds hostages, and tries to negotiate by executing them,...
...Deobandi holy man, known as 
..a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth",...
..a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth",...
