ISRAEL / (IINO)
SCREAMS BEFORE SILENCE Full Video [57:00] A documentary film on the sexual violence committed by Hamas on October 7th, Screams Before Silence is a documentary film led by American businesswoman Sheryl Sandberg, that explores the sexual violence by Hamas during the Hamas-led attack on Israel, on 7 October 2023, including events at the massacre at the Nova Festival and abductions to the Gaza Strip.
Part III: False Promises of Statehood MICHOEL GREEN
The Fatal Flaw of Zionism
MAR 26, 2025
In the modern era, kingdoms and empires were replaced by states.
After having been reviled, persecuted, expelled, and murdered throughout history by empires, kingdoms, and fiefdoms, Jews embraced the modern era and its promise of statism, hoping that their lot would change.
Alas, the modern era witnessed unimaginably greater slaughter and destruction to our people than ever before, perpetrated this time by modern states.
Modern states proved to be far more lethal than any kingdom of the past.
So Zionism came along and suggested that we Jews need a new modern state, this time a modern state “of our own” to ensure our survival.
How miserably shortsighted.
The last thing we needed was yet another “modern state.”
Haven’t we suffered enough under “modern states?” Haven’t we learned our lesson?
When will we finally understand that modern states were created and weaponized by the predator class as an expedient means of enslaving and eliminating the world’s human population?
Herein lies the problem of the state called Israel. It’s just another “modern state” that answers not to its population but to the class of trillionaire sociopaths. It was never intended to provide “autonomous rule” to Jews in their homeland. What a hoax, a bait and switch of epic proportions.
Instead, its purpose was to lure Jews to one place so that they may be easily controlled, indoctrinated, vaccinated, sterilized, euthanized.
It was designed to serve the same benighted purpose as that of all other modern states. However, because Jews have historically been independent-minded and resistant to popular culture and herd thinking, the “Jewish” modern state was created as a means of reining in the Jews where other non-Jewish modern states had failed.
In order to carry out its insidious agenda, the state needed “Divine-right” authority. Hence the religious and messianic nature of Zionist dogma.
Furthermore, the state needed to be a military state under perpetual siege from its enemies, real or imagined. This was the only way to justify its authoritarian draft, surveillance, media censorship, and heavy-handed rule.
So the predator class had to maintain a constant “cycle of violence” with a supposedly displaced people. These people needed to be radicalized. Savagely antisocial and bloodthirsty behavior needed to be normalized in this population in order to perpetuate a constant state of war. Historic Islamic hatred of Jews needed to be revived and exacerbated.
The “Jewish” modern state needed to respond in a sanctimoniously pacifist and conciliatory way, in the feigned “liberal” manner of modern states, in order to perpetuate the violence and insecurity.
Two-faced Arafat was maintained and funded as a so-called peace partner, and homicidal Hamas was funded and armed by the state as well for the same nefarious purpose.
Strategically vital territories were ceded to bloodthirsty mass murderers for this same objective, i.e. to subject Jews to constant mortal threat from which the only defense would be the authoritarian state and its high-tech defense system. Thus the “peace plan,” Oslo, disengagement from Gaza, etc., all served the same goal, to jeopardize security and create endless dependency on the state.
Diabolical duplicity. The state’s policies have consistently led to mass-murderous attacks on Jews. The horrific carnage of October 7th, 2023, invokes painful memories from pogroms and the Shoah, the very atrocities that the state promised to defend us from [1].
Herein lies the fatal error of Zionism. Its entire philosophy exists to justify the state. In truth, the state was never the answer to our problems. The state IS the problem. All states are.
However, in an ironic turn of events, the depraved Zionist movement actually accomplished something good. The fact that Jews have been returning in greater numbers to our Holy Land over the past 150 years is an objectively good thing.
It may not have been a good thing for each individual Jew who returned, especially not those who were butchered by the democidal regime or its proxy, but a renewed Jewish population in our Holy Land in and of itself is a wonderful development, despite Zionist architects’ darkest intentions. The fact that more Jews now live in our Holy Land than over the past 1,800 years is undoubtedly a signpost that the time for our true Redemption is nearer than ever before. The fact that swamps have been drained and deserts are blossoming in our Holy Land is clearly a positive sign.
Nevertheless, there is nothing positive or redeeming in the murkiest swamp that remains, the morass of Zionism itself.
Indeed, there’s nothing redemptive in this democidal modern state cynically called Israel.
It’s true that sometimes the crimes of incorrigible villains yield good results. Hamas provided humanitarian benefit to Gazans. That’s how they got “elected” in the first place. However, this doesn’t make them any less evil.
The state and its architects are Jew-hating villains. Their encouraging of “aliyah” [2] is not benign. It’s sinister.
Even the good that they accomplished had dark diabolical motives.
Consequently, they get zero credit for any good that was unintentionally caused by their efforts.
One final observation about folks who call themselves Zionist:
These aren’t bad people, just deeply misguided and misinformed. In fact, the vast majority of them are decent human beings, good Jews who yearn for Redemption but have been hoodwinked into accepting a fake substitute. The young soldiers of the IDF are selfless and idealistic individuals who sincerely believe they are defending their people from harm. They have no clue that they are taking orders from a state whose agenda is to perpetuate the harm.
Their error is not identifying their people’s true enemy, the state.
Oblivious to reality, they should not be held responsible for the state and its crimes against humanity, against Jews first and foremost.
These Jews are simply victims like everyone else. They call themselves Zionist because they don’t really understand what Zionism is or what its true goals are.
The real Zionist criminals are those of the ruling class. This also includes their henchmen Bibi and his ilk, Israelis of high influence in political, media, academic, and corporate circles. [3]
Zionism is a failed ideology, another false-messianic movement that stains the pages of Jewish history. It ranks odiously with its forebears Sabbatean Frankism and the Illuminati “Enlightenment” as the most perverse subversions of our faith in the modern era, and perhaps of all times.
Zionism promised Jewish self-determination but delivered the very opposite. Instead of defending Jews’ freedoms, the Zionist State peddles enslavement and dependency. It claims to champion Jewish life but instead foments death and defenselessness. Much like the benighted Enlightenment, Zionism purports to “fulfill” Judaism but in reality constitutes an egregious assault on Jews everywhere, especially those in our Holy Land.
In truth, Zionism is a “fatal flaw” only as far as its duped masses are concerned. Tragically, Zionism has not failed its architects, as it’s operating exactly as designed. The epic failure is ours for having fallen prey to its alluring but empty promises.
It’s not too late to reverse our error. Jews everywhere can return to God Almighty, the true Rock of Israel and Redeemer. We must reject all rogue regimes and complicit establishments.
In Israel in particular, Jews must take back their essential human liberties, food sovereignty, education, access to clean water, and most importantly, they must take ownership of their own security. Get armed and trained. Resist the urge to rely on the state. Eschew this false sense of security. Disengage from the democidal state. Stop participating in all its compliance rituals like voting and paying taxes. Do not offer up your child to the IDF or to Pfizer, both modern human sacrifice rituals. Let it be known far and wide that growing numbers of Jews simply do not recognize the rogue regime. [4]
Repudiate the falsehood of Zionism and reaffirm our covenant with God Almighty. We are to be subservient to Him alone. Statism is modern-day idol worship. God is our sovereign and none other.
The false prophets of Zionism promised Redemption, but they delivered the darkest exile we have ever experienced. How appropriate, since the darkest moments of night immediately precede the light of dawn.
Let us prepare to receive God’s light in the true and complete Redemption, speedily in our days. Amen.
Notes:
[1] See “Never Again All Over Again” https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/never-again-all-over-again
[2] See “Aliyah: Fact and Fiction” https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/aliyah-fact-and-fiction
[3] See Part VIII “Who are the Real Zionists?”
[4] I’m not suggesting insurrection or anarchy, but rather non-violent non-compliance and conscientious objection. See Part XVIII “Moving Forward – Healing from the Ills of Zionism” and Part XIX “Embracing Redemption for Real.”
Zionism delivered another modern state, this time one masqueraded as Jewish. Just substitute the larger-than-life image of Hertzl with a similar one of Lenin, Stalin, Mao, etc., flanked by their respective communist flags. Similarly, Zionism demands that you accept the state as your savior, when in fact it is your mortal enemy. Hashem yeracheim.
Leaked Documents Reveal Shin Bet’s Pre-October 7 Strategy
March 26, 2025 Yeshiva World News – Documents contradicting the findings of the Shin Bet’s internal probe into the October 7 massacre and Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar’s own statements were revealed in an exclusive report by Yisrael Hayom.
The documents, published for the first time, reveal Bar’s consistent support in the years before the massacre for maintaining quiet in Gaza and even eroding Hamas’s power through maintaining economic stability in the Strip.
Two days before the massacre, Bar outlined two strategic options regarding Gaza: a short-term “calming” process without conditions tied to ongoing negotiations with Hamas for the return of the two Israelis they were holding and two bodies of IDF soldiers; or a long-term approach involving significant relief and development of Gaza, contingent on a hostage deal and reducing terror directed from Gaza. He emphasized humanitarian relief, stating, “Providing humanitarian concessions to Gaza as ‘goodwill,’ humanitarian relief, increasing the number of workers by an additional 1,500, water, and transferring medicines.”
The documents contradict Bar’s recent statements and letter to the government in the days before his dismissal. His letter stated: “Within the framework of the process regarding the desire to end my tenure, which I hope will be conducted lawfully, and in light of the claims in the proposed decision, I will present a full detailing of offensive actions and recommendations for strategic discussions, derived from my security and strategic perception, which I brought for the approval of the prime minister, both before October 7 and after, and most of which were not advanced by him.”
The internal Shin Bet investigation denied underestimating Hamas’ power, stating: “The investigation did not find that the Shin Bet belittled the enemy. On the contrary – there was a deep understanding of the threat, initiatives, and a desire to thwart the threat, especially Hamas leaders.”
However, in the years before October 7, Bar did not recommend carrying out targeted eliminations of Hamas leaders. And although the Shin Bet probe stated that Qatari funding was one of the factors that led to Hamas’s empowerment, it failed to mention Bar’s repeated recommendations to advance economic stability in the Strip to achieve calm.
[Ed.: The Shin Bet is Israel’s Internal Security Agency, better known by the acronyms Shabak. We see here the mind of Israel’s most brilliant military stratgist at work. But apparently, he had not read Sun Tzu: The Art of War...
Israel’s Deep State Is Worse Than America’s BY MOSHE COHEN-ELIYA
For left-wing elites in Jerusalem and Washington, ‘saving democracy’ means rule by a rogue judiciary and intelligence services
MARCH 25, 2025 Tablet Magazine – The Israeli government’s decision to dismiss Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar against the warnings of its attorney general arguably marks the most dangerous inflection point yet in Israel’s long-simmering constitutional crisis. On Sunday the Israeli government unanimously passed a vote of no confidence in Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara herself, a first step toward dismissing her. The Supreme Court, which last year struck down a constitutional amendment to overhaul the Israeli judicial system, has now intervened to block Bar’s dismissal—a ruling the government says it intends to defy. So the question is no longer whether Israel has a judicial problem. The question is: Who actually governs the country?
Outside observers, particularly in the West, often describe Israel’s legal crisis as a power grab by a radical right-wing government. The truth is the opposite. For years, unelected officials in Israel’s judiciary, security services, and legal bureaucracy have amassed extraordinary powers to override elected decision-makers. Israel has become the only Western constitutional democracy in which judges have veto power over judicial appointments, the attorney general controls the government’s legal voice, and intelligence chiefs act as constitutional guardians. The result is a crisis of legitimacy—and a growing confrontation between the institutions of popular sovereignty and what can only be described as a deep state.
Nowhere is this confrontation more acute than in the relationship between Israel’s judiciary and its security establishment.
The showdown over the Shin Bet is not symbolic—it is existential. It encapsulates the various elements of the elite that are trying to cripple the elected government. Bar headed an agency responsible for internal security that failed miserably on Oct. 7, 2023. The prime minister lost confidence in him long ago, but with Israel at war, Netanyahu refrained from dismissing key security figures like Bar and then-Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi. Following the IDF’s report on its failings on Oct. 7, which came out end of February, Halevi resigned. Bar had no intention of doing so. Not only was the Shin Bet’s report pathetically self-exculpatory, but also Bar preempted it by launching an investigation into the prime minister’s senior aides’ alleged financial ties with Qatar. The maneuver simultaneously deflected criticism of Shin Bet’s Oct. 7 failure and allowed Bar to claim that his dismissal was tainted by a conflict of interest, and thereby get folded into the ongoing campaign against the government.
Enter Attorney General Baharav-Miara.
Israel’s constitutional crisis is not a legal debate. It is a struggle over sovereignty.
The attorney general is both the government’s legal adviser and its chief prosecutor, but in practice, the role functions as a legal viceroy—binding the government to her own interpretations of the law. If the attorney general refuses to defend a government decision before the Supreme Court, the government is not allowed to defend it independently. That’s not theory—that’s practice.
In the Bar case, Baharav-Miara announced she will not defend the government’s decision, yet she allowed the government to seek representation elsewhere; in other cases she denied any representation in the court from the government. Her own potential dismissal will almost certainly be challenged in the Supreme Court, much like with Bar. No other democracy vests this kind of unchecked authority in a single unelected official.
Ironically, even Israel’s own Supreme Court has found some of the attorney general’s decisions indefensible. But it was the court itself—led by Chief Justice Aharon Barak—that conferred these extraordinary powers on the attorney general in the first place. In a landmark 1990s decision, Barak declared that the government must obey the attorney general’s opinions—while citing a report that said the opposite. The net effect is that the attorney general, appointed by the previous left-leaning government, wields more power over Israel’s policy than the current elected ministers.
The Supreme Court has issued a temporary order halting the government’s decision against Bar. Following the injunction, Baharav-Miara instructed Prime Minister Netanyahu that he is not allowed to appoint a new Shin Bet head, interview candidates, or even appoint a temporary chief, pending the Supreme Court’s final ruling.
But the big question is, what happens if the court invalidates the government’s decision and the government refuses to comply—who decides then?
That question leads to what I call the “bodyguard test.” Imagine a scenario in which the attorney general declares Prime Minister Netanyahu “incapacitated” due to his ongoing corruption trial—something the court has suggested it may do. If Netanyahu arrives at his office, and the attorney general has declared him unfit to serve, what will his bodyguard do?
That bodyguard, of course, will escalate the issue up the chain of command—eventually reaching the Shin Bet chief. In that moment, it will not be the law, the constitution, or the court that determines who governs Israel. It will be one unelected security official making a decision based on loyalty.
This is why the battle over the identity of the Shin Bet director matters so profoundly. Security chiefs may ultimately determine the outcome of Israel’s constitutional standoff. That is the logic—and the danger—of a system in which the levers of force answer not to elected officials, but to a caste of unaccountable elites.
Israel’s constitutional dysfunction did not begin overnight. While the country’s Declaration of Independence envisioned the adoption of a formal constitution, David Ben-Gurion rejected the idea, wary of judges overruling elected officials. Instead, Ben-Gurion preferred the British model of parliamentary supremacy. In 1950, the Knesset opted to pass Basic Laws incrementally, intending to compile them into a formal constitution at a later date. That moment never came.
In the 1990s, under the leadership of Chief Justice Barak, the Israeli Supreme Court overturned previous judicial precedents and declared the Basic Laws to be constitutional in nature. With no formal constitution and no effective checks on judicial powers, the court became a hybrid super-legislature.
Barak’s judicial revolution unfolded in three waves. In the 1980s, he diluted the standing rules, allowing NGOs to bring political issues before the court, and ruled that “everything is justiciable.” He also discarded the strict traditional Wednesbury test of reasonableness—used in other common law countries—in favor of a “balancing” test that enabled judges to replace executive decisions with their own preferences under the guise of legal review.
In the 1990s, the court transformed the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty—originally a modest compromise between liberals and conservatives in Israel—into a sweeping quasi-constitution. And in 2024, it reached the apex of its power by annulling a constitutional amendment designed to curtail judicial overreach itself. The Israeli court is now unique in the democratic world in its assertion of the authority to cancel a constitutional amendment, absent any “eternity clauses” in the Israeli Basic Laws.
The real roots of this power imbalance are sociological as much as legal. Since Menachem Begin’s historic electoral victory in 1977, Israel’s traditional Ashkenazi secular elite has gradually lost its political dominance. In response, this liberal, globally connected minority sought to entrench its influence through institutions it continued to control: the courts, academia, the Bank of Israel, and key departments within the civil service.
The security establishment, particularly the Shin Bet (Israel’s equivalent to the FBI) and IDF General Staff, have also become instruments of this unelected power bloc. Time and again, elected governments have been thwarted not by parliamentary opposition, but by hostile bureaucracies and security chiefs willing to challenge their authority on ostensibly legal or professional grounds. The idea that it is vital for democracy for the Shin Bet head to serve as a check on the prime minister echoes the circus America experienced during President Trump’s first term and is just as preposterous. But that is why the elite has embraced Bar—precisely because he runs an agency that operates with vast extra-legal power.
These dynamics were on full display this week, as the Shin Bet director and the attorney general refused to attend a cabinet meeting discussing their own dismissals. Instead, they submitted letters challenging the legitimacy of the elected government. Their open defiance marks a pivotal moment: We are no longer dealing with internal bureaucratic resistance, but with an institutional rebellion.
The judiciary, too, is actively escalating the confrontation. Chief Justice Yitzhak Amit—appointed in open defiance of the current government—has handpicked a judicial panel to rule on the dismissal of Ronen Bar. Research by professor Yair Givati shows how Israeli Supreme Court presidents have long manipulated their power to form judicial panels in order to produce desired rulings. This week’s decision appears no different. The panel includes two out of three justices known for their hyperactivist bent. In Israel, as the saying now goes, the justices shoot the arrow—then draw the target.
Meanwhile, Baharav-Miara has denounced as “politicization” a parliamentary bill that would reform judicial appointments by requiring consensus between the government coalition and the opposition. Yet in virtually every constitutional democracy—including the U.S.—Supreme Court justices are appointed by elected officials.
Israel’s constitutional crisis is not a legal debate. It is a struggle over sovereignty. One side seeks to preserve a system in which unelected elites in robes and uniform dictate national policy. The other side, embodied by the current government, is trying to restore democratic accountability.
The judiciary, emboldened by decades of activist jurisprudence, is now openly resisting any attempt to reform its power. Meanwhile, security agencies, legal advisers, and civil service bureaucrats are acting in lockstep to block the government’s agenda—even at the cost of subverting democratic norms.
This is no longer just Israel’s crisis. As Elon Musk recently warned, the fight against the unelected bureaucratic class—what many now call the deep state—is a global struggle. From Washington to Brussels to Jerusalem, elected governments are being boxed in by entrenched elites who use the language of law, security, and “professionalism” to undermine democratic mandates. What is needed now is not only internal reform, but international solidarity among nations—and citizens—who value representative government over rule by unaccountable institutions. Israel’s struggle is the front line of a wider battle. It is time for those who believe in self-government to form alliances across borders, cultures, and political divides. The alternative is not stability—it is permanent rule by those who were never chosen.
March 26, 2025 Jewish Breaking News – The soldier has been identified as 19-year-old Yosef Haim Tzvi Serlin from Jerusalem, who was undergoing combat training with Unit 504 of the Military Intelligence Directorate. He has been posthumously promoted to the rank of sergeant.
According to the military, Serlin collapsed following the session at a base in northern Israel. Medics on site provided immediate care before he was transported to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
The Military Police have opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. The results will be forwarded to the Military Advocate General for review.
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Israeli-Arabs Murdered Almost As Many Jews Since Oct. 7 As PA Arabs
March 26, 2025 Yeshiva World News – In the wake of the terror attack in northern Israel on Monday in which an Israeli Arab murdered Moshe Horn, H’yd, 85, and seriously injured an IDF soldier, the Hakol HaYehudi media outlet examined the data to find out how many terror attacks have been perpetrated by Arab-Israelis since the October 7 massacre.
The data showed that nine people were murdered by Arab-Israelis since October 7, 2023, [plus one Israeli murdered by a mentally ill Druze man], only two less than the number of people murdered by Palestinian Authority terrorists.
It should be noted that there were many more Israeli-Arabs who planned to murder Jews but b’Chasdei Hashem, their plots were thwarted by Israeli security services.
Following the attack on Monday, Kan News reported that security officials are concerned about an increase in motivation among young Israeli-Arabs to murder Jews. The report added that since the beginning of the war, the Shin Bet has dealt with 80! cases of Arab-Israeli plots to attack Jews and another 26 cases of Arab-Israelis pledging allegiance to ISIS or other terrorist organizations.
The ‘Cities of Israel’ organization, which addresses nationalist danger within the Green Line, responded to the report by stating: “It is important to remember that these are only the attacks that succeeded, and there are many more that were thwarted in advance. We cannot continue to ignore the overall and disturbing picture of a growing threat from some Israeli Arabs.”
“The ‘Cities of Israel’ organization calls on the government and the security establishment to treat terrorism in all parts of the country with the same seriousness as in Yehudah and Shomron – including administrative restraining orders, economic punishment, and especially increased enforcement and the restoration of control and personal security on the streets.”
“At the same time, we support Israeli citizens who are showing resilience in the face of the wave of terror and violence, and call for the empowerment of security forces and civilian volunteers as part of the response to terror.”
[Ed.: But, but, we need Arabs to live in IINO to prove to the world that we are not ‘an apartheid state’! That’s more important than Jewish blood.]
Part II: The Lie of Zionism MICHOEL GREEN
MAR 25, 2025
What is Zionism? What does that term even mean?
In scripture, “Zion” refers to the mountain in Jerusalem that housed the Holy Temple, Sanhedrin, and seat of the Davidic kingdom. Historically, “Zion” became the symbol of Jews longing to return to our ancestral land and rebuild a Holy Temple to God atop Mt. Zion as in days of yore.
Accordingly, “Zionism” claims to be about the Jews’ historic right to a homeland in our ancestral land, but that’s omitting the main point, i.e. Zionism’s nationalistic definition of “homeland.” To Zionism, a Jewish homeland is defined exclusively as a nominally-Jewish modern state with a Jewish-majority population. Zionism claims to have established the so-called Third Commonwealth, as if this modern state were on par with King David’s First Commonwealth and the Hasmoneans’ Second Commonwealth.
In Zionism, the age-old aspiration of the Jew to return to his homeland can ONLY be fulfilled by assuming citizenship of, and pledging allegiance to, this modern state. Zionism calls this “aliyah,” “ascent,” as though the only way to truly “ascend” to our Holy Land is by subjugating oneself to the authority of a “Jewish” state and living under its rule. [1]
In effect, Zionism is a form of nationalism with an allegedly Judaic/Biblical basis.
In this series of essays, I shall avoid the term nationalism, which connotes xenophobic exclusion of others, like Aryan or Islamic nationalism. Instead, I’ll use a more accurate term, statism, since Zionism never called for uprooting or dispossessing non-Jews, or even for demoting them to dhimmi-like status. Instead, Zionism is simply a form of quasi-Jewish statism, a political ideology that demands that Jews pledge allegiance to “their own” state.
In Zionism as in all forms of statism, the individual serves the state. The family unit does as well. Individuality and personal liberties are sacrificed for the state, the alleged “greater good.” Jews were told that everything they hold holy, i.e. faith, Torah study and scholarship, even scripture itself, serves (and is subordinate to) the state.
By invoking “Zion,” Zionism claims that the state fulfills Judaism and millennia of Jewish longing to rebuild the Holy Temple. Except Zionism did a bait and switch. Zion was never part of the equation [2].
Instead of Mt. Zion, Zionism offered us Mt. Hertzl [3]. Mt. Hertzl replaces Mt. Zion in Zionist creed.
Zionism doesn’t tolerate sacrifice to God. The only sacrifice allowed and hallowed is sacrifice to state.
The state replaces God.
The state maintains your security, your health, your economy.
The state educates your children, or at least funds and controls the allegedly “non-government” schools.
Your children aren’t yours. They belong to the state.
Your “autonomy” and freedom of movement belong to the state too.
The state owns the air you breathe and water you drink. That’s why they feel entitled to medicate both without your informed consent.
The state owns your genome too. That’s why they claim entitlement to alter it at whim with coercive medical practices like modified-mRNA injection policies.
That’s why the so-called “head-of-state” regards you as a lab specimen and even boasted about having turned his entire population into an open-air “laboratory for Pfizer” [4].
The state has an untouchable sacrosanct status that may not be questioned or challenged.
Whoever dares do so is an “enemy of his people,” as it were.
The state is inerrant and infallible.
Only individual politicians and officials make mistakes and are occasionally shuffled around like a revolving door (plausible deniability), but the state is always right.
Zionism preaches that the state “belongs” to the Jews, (that it’s “of the people, by the people, for the people” [5]) and safeguards the Jewish people and the Jewish individual, but the opposite is true. The state belongs to the super-wealthy ruling class, the one who has consolidated most of the world’s wealth, who writes the checks and monetizes the currency [6]. The ruling class fears the individual. Hence the need for state, the purpose of which is to subjugate and ultimately eliminate the individual.
The state promised security and autonomy for Jews but has delivered neither. It never intended to. Just another aspect of the bait and switch.
The state takes away your right to defend, feed, heal, and educate yourself. The state renders you defenseless and dependent.
The state was conceived and founded by eugenicist sociopaths who are anything but Jewish.
The state is conducting a relentless war of extinction against its clueless Jewish population, and has been doing so consistently since its inception.
The “Jewish State” betrayed the Jewish people and failed its own mission statement. However, the state cannot be called a failed experiment, because it’s accomplishing exactly what its antinomian architects had in mind.
To the woefully indoctrinated Zionist, the state takes on human form, as if it were a breathing living being, much like Golden Calf worshippers.
If you dare so much as question the legitimacy of the state, you are automatically dubbed a Jew hater. It doesn’t matter if you advocate vociferously for Jews of the Holy Land and their right to defend themselves, but just insist that they must do so themselves, independent from and unencumbered by the democidal state.
It doesn’t matter if you tell them that you believe that the Land of Israel is indeed the birthright and eternal heritage of the Jewish people everywhere.
You are still denounced as an enemy nonetheless, because in their minds, the state has achieved human status, even superhuman status. The state is invincible and rules by “Divine right.”
Not only that. Because you questioned the legitimacy of their state, you are lumped together with fanatics who recklessly support genocidal jihadists. If you’re against the state, they reason, then you must also endorse genocidal jihadism per force.
They make this assumption because their conditioned minds can’t fathom individuals surviving and protecting themselves without a state.
Much like the ghetto Jews of the early 1940s who preferred the alleged security of the ghetto over the perilous uncertainties of leaving it and joining the partisans, proponents of Zionism argue that the state is their only hope for survival. ‘It’s safer in the herd,’ or so goes the herd-mentality rationale. Zionism is Stockholm Syndrome on steroids.
Alas, I too naively believed this lie for many years, until it became obvious that the state has declared open season on Jews in the Holy Land. Locking them down, isolating and masking them, injecting them with lethal toxins [7], inviting jihadists to slaughter, torture, rape, and abduct them for nine consecutive hours, sacrificing and maiming their young military men by the thousands [8].
But that’s just the state’s recent “impressive accomplishments.” If we look back over the past few generations, we can see a consistent pattern of democide. [9]
It’s now painfully evident that the state never intended to protect Jews and their right to autonomy and security, but rather to corral, sequester, and enslave them, to render them defenseless and dependent, to groom them for “New World Order” dystopia, digital enslavement, and mass slaughter.
The state was never intended to serve as a “response to the Holocaust,” but rather a perpetuation of it. “Never again” is a cynically empty slogan [10]. The reality is just the opposite. The state ensured that the historic victimization, abuse, and slaughter of Jews could continue unabated. Because now, its architects reasoned, this barbaric agenda would be executed by the Jews themselves, i.e. an allegedly Jewish government, Jewish “security” forces, a “Jewish” medical establishment, “Jewish” judges, and even Jewish scholars and rabbis, as we witnessed during the “covid vaccine” assault on humanity.
Nazis were no longer needed to herd Jews into gas chambers. Now, Jews would obsequiously walk in lockstep with their very “own” state.
No need for gas chambers either, because the entire Land of Israel becomes an open-air gas chamber every time the government sprays the population from planes overhead. No one bothers asking what’s being sprayed on them or pumped into their drinking water, because, after all, it’s their cherished “Jewish” state which supposedly seeks their welfare.
No need for cattle cars, because Jews willingly imprison themselves in their homes and line up for lethal injections at the government’s slightest whim.
The “Jewish State” is the Jew-haters’ dream come true.
That’s why virulent Jew-hater Joseph Stalin agreed to its founding. That’s why sociopathic Sabbatean Frankists funded its creation and have dominated it ever since [11].
That’s why the antinomian Cult of the All-Seeing Eye is imprinted in the lyrics of its national anthem (and it’s embossed on the American dollar for the same reason). [12]
And that’s why Israel’s identifiably Jewish founders were atheists. It’s not because the secular just happened to have had the “merit” to champion the cause of “Zion.” Nope, that’s what you may have been conned into believing, but the truth is much different. It was all by design. The very purpose of the state was to replace God, Israel’s only true hope. Consequently, the State was founded by G-dless people, and continues to be dominated by them at every level of society.
When Jews accept the oxymoronic “Jewish” leadership of atheists, they’ve allowed their peoplehood to be defined by G-dlessless.
This is the true objective of the state.
Hatikva claims to be about hope, but in reality, its objective is to reduce the people of Israel to hopelessness.
Israel’s only hope is God Almighty, the God of Israel. He always had been and always will be.
Zionism was never a stage of Redemption but rather a hindrance to it.
Notes:
[1] See Aliyah: Fact and Fiction https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/aliyah-fact-and-fiction
[2] The state’s founders wanted no part of the Temple Mount, Judaism’s holiest site. After the IDF’s victory of June 1967 and Arabs fled the Temple Mount, Moshe Dayan desperately chased after the Mufti to hand him the keys in order to maintain Arab control. The state routinely bars entry to Jews, treated like dhimmi in their own holy city. See photo below in footnote 13.
[3] Mt. Hertzl is a national and military cemetery, the most prominent ceremonial cemetery in Israel today. Zionism replaced the Temple Mount and the service of God with a burial ground for people who died in service of state. The source of our life (כי הם חיינו ואורך ימינו – evening liturgy, based on Deuteronomy 30:20) is replaced with death, glorified by Zionists as the ideal destination of one’s life of servitude and subjugation to the state.
[4] https://youtu.be/ItpErus4pSM?si=T49Py7y42U69ZNhP
[5] See Part I “Conspiracy of Modern Statism,” footnote 1.
[6] Ibid footnote 2.
[7] During covid, from 2020 till present.
[8] On October 7th, 2023. See https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/psychopaths-and-their-psyops
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/from-107-to-247
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/democide-by-proxy
https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/unforgivable
[9] See Part XIV “Patterns of Democide”
[10] See “Never Again All Over Again” https://westbororabbi.substack.com/p/never-again-all-over-again
[11] Not coincidentally, the longest-serving president of Israel, Yitzhak Ben-Zvi, dedicated his life work to studying Shabtai Zvi, and chose his name to commemorate this false messiah.
[12] Hatikvah lyrics: “עין לציון צופיה ayin l’tzion tzofiyah – an eye looks to Zion.” See Part XV “Why the Secrecy? – On Zionism, Occult Societies, and Antinomianism.”
[13] See photo below. The Israeli police currently bars Jews from ascending the Temple Mount, specifically at the most auspicious time in advance of Passover when our ancestors would be making pilgrimage there en masse.
[Ed.: This is why I refer to it as “Israel In Name Only (IINO)”! “Never again” is a mouth fart.]
Gaza is Jewish. Very Jewish. JOSHUA NAMM
Israel can never leave Gaza again without assuming a level of risk which should be obviously unacceptable to any of us.
MAR 25, 2025
In 2005, Israel unilaterally ordered the removal of 10,000 Jews from 22 Jewish communities in Gaza, known collectively as “Gush Katif.”
Many of those Jews had to be forcibly removed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
There were no shouts of “ethnic cleansing” from the usual suspects.
The area that contained Gush Katif was in Southern Gaza between Rafah, Khan Yunis, Deir al Balah, and the Mediterranean Sea. Those names may be familiar to you by now, but it will still surprise many that those areas had thousands of Jews living in them until relatively recently.
Founded in 1968, Gush Katif was a thriving Jewish community with synagogues, schools, greenhouses, and anything else you would associate with a successful, modern community.
At one point it was responsible for exporting 95 percent of pest-free lettuce and greens, 70 percent of organic vegetables, 60 percent of cherry tomatoes, and 60 percent of geraniums exported from Israel to Europe.1 In all, its farmers annual exports totaled $100 million, representing 15 percent of Israel’s total agricultural exports.
After forcing the Israelis out of Gush Katif, Arabs destroyed much of the infrastructure built by Jews.
Even after 20 years, the forced relocation of Jews from Gush Katif (many of whom were relocated into refugee camps, an aspect of this story that is almost never discussed), remains a painful memory for former residents, and for many in the wider Jewish community. (Today, there is a museum commemorating life in Gush Katif.)
The fact that much of the rhetoric about Israel, particularly since the massive rise in antisemitism since October 7th, revolves around the lie that “Palestine” is some kind of ancient Arab land, and that the now “Judenrein”2 Gaza is owed to the “Palestinians” as part of their (imaginary) ancient heritage, makes the Jewish history of Gaza all the more ironic, and important to understand.
So, how Jewish is Gaza?
In November of 2023, after Israel entered Gaza following Hamas’ barbaric October 7th attacks, there was a story that erupted across Jewish social media about IDF soldiers davening (praying) in an ancient synagogue in Gaza.3
How ancient?
Dating back to 508 CE, it’s not that ancient by Jewish terms, but nonetheless predates Islam by a century. Its floor contained a mosaic depicting a man playing harp (which has since been moved to the Israel Museum after it was defaced by Arabs following the 1967 Six-Day War). The man’s name, David, is written in Hebrew. It is a mosaic of King David.
Going back a little farther than the sixth century synagogue, Gaza contained and important 3rd-century Jewish town called “Kfar Darom.” That town was destroyed (more on that later), re-established in 1946, and later became the first community in Gush Katif after being destroyed again in 1948.
At the end of the 19th century, the land of Kfar Darom was acquired by Tuvia Miller of Rehovot (a city in central Israel), who transformed swamps into a blossoming orchard. Yet the Arabs destroyed the orchard and its well during the anti-Jewish riots of 1936 to 1939.4
The Jewish presence in Kfar Darom was renewed in October 1946 along with 10 other communities, as a response to the British attempt to disengage the future Jewish state from the Negev. The village was evacuated following the Egyptian siege of 1948 and 1949, but became the first Jewish community to be rebuilt in Gaza following the 1967 Six-Day War.
Okay, so a 7th-century synagogue and a 3rd-century village, but what else?
Let’s go back to the very the beginning. The Torah, in describing the land G-d gave to Abraham (and therefore the Jewish People), makes it clear that Gaza is absolutely part of the biblical Land of Israel (Eretz Yisrael), and became part of the land given to the tribe of Yehudah (or “Judah,” which became “Judea,” which is where the word “Jewish” derives from, and now makes up a large part of what people ahistorically refer to as “the West Bank”).
The Torah also describes both Abraham and Isaac sojourning in Gaza. When the Jews entered Canaan in the 13th century BCE, Joshua divided the land between the 12 Tribes. Even though Gaza was given to the tribe of Yehudah, they never lived there, and it eventually became an Egyptian outpost later conquered by the Philistines.
The Philistines were, famously, enemies of the Jews as recorded in many places in Tanach (the Bible), including the Book of Judges, which tells the story of Samson and Delilah. That story took place in Gaza.
Later, during the time of the Hasmonean revolt, Gaza was a Greek outpost which made it a major source of Hellenization, causing the Jews to rebel against the Seleucid Greeks who controlled Judea. Gaza itself became a battleground.
Twenty years after the re-dedication of the Temple and the miracle of the oil, Jonathan the Hasmonean, brother of Judah the Maccabee, conquered Gaza and moved there in 145 BCE. It was at that point, over 2,000 years ago, that Gaza was absorbed into the Hasmonean Kingdom, becoming part of Judea.
Fast forward a few hundred years to the Talmudic era, when Gaza became a major center of Jewish learning. This was the period when the original Kfar Darom (and many other Jewish communities), were founded, as was the synagogue containing the mosaic depicting King David.
By that time, Gaza contained many synagogues and a renowned yeshiva5. Mentioned in the Talmud, Sotah discusses the famous sage Eliezer son of Yitzhak, saying that he came from Kfar Darom.
During the Middle Ages, Jews flourished in Gaza, including (ironically) in the city of Rafiah (Raffa in English). That period lasted for almost 300 years — until the Crusaders completely, and horrifically, destroyed those communities in the 12th century.
In the 15th century, many Jews moved to Gaza after fleeing the Inquisition and/or being expelled from Portugal and Spain. Rabbi Meshulam of Tuscany visited Gaza in 1481, writing that:
“There are sixty Jewish homeowners with a beautiful, small synagogue, vineyards, fields and houses, and they have already started making new wine … and the Jews dwell on the heights of the land, may the Lord be praised.”
After the Crusades, Jews began moving back to Gaza.
The 15th century saw an influx of even more Jews into Gaza having been expelled from Portugal and Spain, and fleeing the Inquisition.
In the 1600s, Rabbi Avraham Azoulai wrote the kabbalistic Chesed l’Avraham in Gaza. During the same period, Rabbi Yisrael Najara wrote the famous Shabbat song Kah Ribon Olam there as well. Rabbi Najara was buried in Gaza’s Jewish cemetery.
The Jewish roots of Gaza run so deep that there were carvings of Jewish symbols, including a menorah, in the “Great Mosque of Gaza.” Those were also destroyed by Arabs in the 20th century.
The last Chief Rabbi of Gaza was Rabbi Nissim Ohana. He served the community from 1907 to 1912, reestablished a Jewish cemetery, built a mikveh (Jewish ritual bath), and opened a Talmud Torah (Jewish elementary school).
Then, in 1929, Arabs committed atrocities across Israel, including the well-known massacre in Hebron. There were also riots in Safed and Gaza. On August 26th of that year, the British forcibly removed the last remaining Jews from Hebron and Gaza, thus beginning the myth that both areas had always been Arab, and had always been free of Jews.
The Jewish presence in Gaza goes back millennia. We were living and thriving there centuries before Islam even existed, and the largest Jewish community at the time of the Muslim invasion of the 7th century was, in fact, in Gaza. And like the rest of the lore, Gaza has never been, not even for a millisecond, part of an independent state called “Palestine.”
The closest that reality ever came to the myth was the period between 2003 and 2023 when, as part of the detestable Oslo Accords, Israel allowed Arabs to self-govern Gaza as an autonomous zone. The price we paid for that massive lapse in common sense was the barbarism of October 7th, and everything that has happened since.
Israel can never leave Gaza again without assuming a level of risk which should be obviously unacceptable to any of us. It is uncertain what Gaza will look like after the war, but one thing is certain: We have every right to reestablish communities on land that has a long and rich Jewish history.
Israeli opposition causes CHAOS to bring down Bibi mid-war [58:19]
March 24, 2025 JNS TV | Jerusalem Minute – Join “Jerusalem Minute” for a breakdown of what’s happening on Israel’s streets and inside the halls of Knesset between Prime Minister Netanyahu’s faction and its deep state opposition.
In this hard-hitting episode, they analyze:
- The firing of Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar and the Supreme Court’s intervention
- Resurging anti-Netanyahu protests and fears of civil unrest
- The reappointment of Itamar Ben Gvir and right-wing coalition dynamics
- The role of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and government paralysis
- U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff’s controversial remarks about Hamas
- Whether Israel should annex parts of Gaza
- Escalating multi-front threats: Hamas, Hezbollah, and Houthis
- The UN testimony of hostage Eli Sharabi
- A major antisemitism conference controversy in Jerusalem
- Netanyahu’s message to the Iranian people on Nowruz
Chapters
00:00 U.S. Military Action Against the Houthis
05:45 Escalation and Deterrence in the Middle East
11:49 Ceasefire Negotiations and Hostage Situations
18:10 Internal Conflicts in Israeli Leadership
24:11 Media Narratives and Military Operations
30:14 Israel’s Position in the Region and Future Strategies
March 24, 2025 𝗜𝗦𝗥𝗔𝗘𝗟 𝗟𝗜𝗩𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪𝗦 – Dramatic Revelation: IDF reservist general Oren Solomon has been arrested by the military police after preparing a report showing that there was an extensive plan to conceal information related to the October 7th massacre investigations. He managed to publish a brief of the report before being taken into custody.
Jonathan Pollard: COUP D’ETAT in Israel? [52:40]
Mar 23, 2025 Machon Shilo – Discussion between the head of Machon Shilo Rabbi David Bar-Hayim & Jewish hero Jonathan Pollard
MORE ROCKETS, MORE US EQUIPMENT
March 24, 2025 Israel Realtime
Another round of ROCKETS (2) fired by ISLAMIC JIHAD from GAZA, alarms in Nir Am. Intercepted.
.. Intercepted.
.. In the previous round, I received a first hand report from Sderot that they received less in 3 seconds of warning.
MORE HOUTHI missile shrapnel found in Beit Shemesh, pieces in 3 locations across the city.
WHERE DID HAMAS GET ALL THE NEW TOYOTA PICKUP TRUCKS? That Israel bombed today and Hamas has been using for terror? They were brought into Gaza by the previous-previous government (Bennett-Lapid PM’s) to help buy off quiet from Hamas.
ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS – “There is no reason to allow the selection and interview processes for the head of the Shin Bet or an acting head to begin before the court’s decision.” ( I mean it’s not like there’s a war or daily terror attack or anything…. Oh wait. )
MILITARY DRILL – WESTERN GALILEE – Tomorrow, starting in the morning and lasting for several hours, a military exercise will be held in the Western Galilee area and the Lebanese border area. As part of the exercise, aircraft movement will be felt in the area, there is no fear of a security incident.
♦️The IDF is now attacking Gaza, in particular the launch sites.
♦️Yes, the IDF DID attack an UNMARKED Red Cross building in Gaza today: “fired at a building after identifying suspects and sensing a threat to the force. No casualties were reported, but the building suffered minor damage. After examination, it turned out that the identification was incorrect and the building belonged to the Red Cross.” Fog of war, mistakes happen.
US vs. the HOUTHIS –
.. 20 flights of US Air Force planes deployed to US bases in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Turkey.
.. 3 US Air Force B-2 Spirit stealth mass bombers flying to the US air base in Diego Garcia (Indian Ocean, in range of Middle East for them.)
.. Yemen reports widespread wave of US military strikes against Houthi targets in Sa’ada province.
IRAN THREATENS AND GOES ON ALERT – ( I consider this report LOW RELIABILITY, but possible. ) Iran sends an official message through diplomatic channels: “The Revolutionary Guards have given the United States until midnight tonight to withdraw from its operations in the Strait of Hormuz, otherwise we will attack the ships with hundreds of missiles.”
At the same time, Iran is reporting: “Missile bases on the Persian Gulf coast have been put on alert.”
ON THE HOSTAGES – US State Department: The suffering in Gaza could end if Hamas releases the Israeli hostages and the bodies of the Israeli dead and lays down its weapons.
We work every day to stop the fighting in Gaza, but we are dealing with an organization that cannot continue to exist there.
The Arab plan for the Gaza Strip does not meet the standards of the Trump administration.
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THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROOF THAT CLOSES THE CASE AGAINST THE SO-CALLED “PALESTINIAN” ARABS [9:21] by Phil Schneider
March 20, 2025 Israel Unwired – The “Altar of Joshua” is literally more than 3,000 years old, and it is standing today on a barren mountain in Samaria. It is in danger of being destroyed by anti-Israel Arabs the way that ISIS destroyed archaeological sites across the Middle East in the recent past. It is a new discovery, but it has been uncovered following more than 3,000 years of being covered up.
As Yishai Fleisher accurately points out, it is exactly these kinds of archaeological discoveries that anchor the Jewish presence in the Land of Israel in our rich past in this most ancient of Lands. There is no people that has had a longer connection with a Land than the Jewish people to the Land of Israel.
Any discussion about the rights of Jews or Arabs to the Land of Israel must begin with the Bible. The Bible, handed to the Jewish people on Mt. Sinai around 3,500 years ago in the wilderness outside of the State of Israel, contains the Biblical Promise to the Jewish people. This promise was consummated in the lifetime of Joshua, in the generation following the lifetime of Moses.
The very first place that the Jewish people accepted and reviewed the Covenant between G-d and the Jewish people was in the Land of Shechem, just as Avram (who would later be renamed Abraham) had made his first stop in the Land of Israel at Shechem. Just as Avram would build an altar in Shechem, so too, Joshua and the Jewish people built an altar and consummated the Covenant between G-d and the Jewish people in a powerful ceremony at this spot and in the surrounding mountains. These mountains are clearly seen today from a large sprawling town called Elon Moreh sits in close proximity to these two mountains. On one of these mountains, Har Bracha, literally, the Mountain of Blessing, another sprawling town sits.
The Jewish people have returned and the next chapters of the Bible are being lived today. Th events of today are a fulfillment of so many of the prophecies of the Bible. Moreover, the best proof of the stories of the Bible is being unearthed all over the Land of Israel via amazing archaeological discoveries across the entire Land of Israel.
DEEP STATE IN ISRAEL ATTEMPTS A COUP AGAINST NETANYAHU – WILL IT BACKFIRE? [58:19] by David Mark
March 24, 2025 – The Ronen Bar affair is fast becoming the main catalyst to the full exposure of the Israeli Deep State control of the State of Israel.
The fact there is a Deep State in Israel is no surprise. Unlike America, modern Israel was founded by Communists who usurped control of the Zionist movement and controlled every lever of authority in the State until 1977 when Menachem Begin of the Likud won. His victory shocked the leftist elites, but Begin himself never attempted to uproot the authoritative superstructure that had driven policy since the Pre-State era. If anything he allowed the likes of former Chief Justice Aharon Barak and his backers exert more control over the Jewish State than ever.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has always been an enigma. He is rightwing in terms of goals, but his strategies have constantly fallen short of what his base would like to see. On one hand he speaks rightwing, but the base has had suspicions that he was never truly interested in taking down the multi generational control of the leftwing.
Netanyahu’s strategy has always been to out wait the left. His coalition of traditional sefardim, religious zionists, settlers, and ultra orthodox is a majority of the populace, so in Netanyahu mind all he had to do was to nurture this coalition and eventually the Deep State would naturally be uprooted. This had been the religious zionist strategy before Gush Katif. Post the expulsion, the religious zionist public split on strategy, with the less statist group challenging the wait and see strategy by attempting to take leadership roles in the government and change the status quo.
Netanyahu’s long game explains why he never overhauled the security establishment - after all his religious zionist and settler partners were fast becoming the majority in the army – they would control it one day.
In a sense October 7th was Bibi’s Gush Katif. It was then that the Prime Minister realized the left would rather destroy the state than let Netanyahu’s coalition take over permanently. The morning of October 7th 2023, Shabak head Ronen Bar attempted to hide from the Prime Minister the fact there was an invasion and assumed if anything it was a small incursion. The assumption was that Netanyahu would be forced to resign over the security failure. We all know what happened, Netanyahu did not resign and despite the Biden administration’s funding of continuous anti-Netanyahu protests throughout the war - the Prime Minister is still in power.
October 7th taught the Prime Minister that he cannot afford to out wait the left and the Deep State and now that he has almost the entire security establishment under his control - he is willing to take them on.
The revelation of the conspiracy to obstruct the government in the form of the imaginary Qatar Gate, hatched out between Shabak head Ronen Bar and the current Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has set up the final battle between the Deep State and Netanyahu’s traditionalist coalition.
Many people have seen Gaza and the other fronts as the main war Israel has had to contend with. The truth is the Deep State’s control must be broken for absolute victory of Jewish Israel over its enemies. The irony is that the actual fall of Gali Baharav-Miara and Ronen Bar as well as the Deep State apparatus is not Qatar Gate. It turns out that the same Ronen Bar and Gali Baharav-Miara had ordered the Shabak to spy on Ben Gvir and the police. This news has sent shockwaves through the political system and country and appears to be the smoking gun everyone knew was always there.
So will the Supreme Court order the government to keep Ronen Bar and Gali Baharav-Miara in their positions? The answer is yes. However, it is up to the legally elected government to ignore their order and call the bluff revealing to everyone that the emperor has been without clothes this entire time. Only this will ensure Israel can rise above its external enemies and stand as a light to all the nations.
Avi Abelow: Will President Trump Put an End to the Axis of Evil and Bring Peace to the Mideast?
HIGH COURT ON SHIN BET, DIRTY DOMESTIC OPERATIONS?
March 23, 2025 Israel Realtime
( VIDEO – New Syrian regime finding more and more Hezbollah weapons caches in Syria. )
HOUSING – Bank of Israel makes dramatic announcement: limits loans to contractors in the housing market. Supervisor of Banks sees growing risk in contractor bank loans subsidizing new home purchases.
NEW AIRPORT? Planning committee approves: New airport in Nevatim (in the desert near Be’er Sheva) to be built within seven years.
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC CONTROL – on toll Highway 6, starting next week, a 50% discount for heavy vehicles on the highway travelingin the early morning hours, before morning rush hour.
NATURE – today, huge flocks of pelicans have been spotted across Israel as they travel for spring.
HIGH COURT ON SHIN BET HEAD – The High Court will hold a hearing on petitions against the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet on April 8. The govt. is abiding by the court order to take no actions until then, not interviewing replacement candidates (which, assuming the dismissal goes through – will leave Israel without a Shin Bet director for a time in the midst of war).
THE CABINET PASSED A NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION ON THE ATTORNEY GENERAL – unanimously. Justice Minister: I expect the AG to do what any person with integrity would do in such a situation, and submit her resignation immediately.
SPY CAUGHT IN NETIVOT – 65-year-old resident arrested for carrying out surveillance and photography missions on infrastructure and security sites including IDF bases, the Haifa port, the Haifa refineries and the nuclear research center.
COALITION POLITICS – After speaking with PM Netanyahu, one of the leaders of the Haredi Lithuanian public decided: United Torah Judaism will not issue an ultimatum letter to resign from the government.
DIRTY OPERATIONS BY THE SHIN BET? Ch. 12 reports Shin Bet’s secret investigations into the police “on suspicion of a Kahanist takeover” and the section – subversion of government and democracy, and informed the Prime Minister. ( Kahanist – a leader in the 80’s who stood for ‘strong Jewish and Land of Israel values’ but recommended removing the Arab, including Israeli Arab, population, and was declared a racist illegal movement. ) The concern apparently being that the Minister, Ben Gvir, has friends who were young men involved in the movement 30 years ago.
Prime Minister’s Office: The Prime Minister is not aware of the investigation and has not been informed about it by the head of the Shin Bet.
The Office of the Minister of National Security: The head of a secret organization that initiates investigations and collects materials against elected officials, defining in advance the goal, “to collect evidence and testimonies of the involvement of the political echelon,” is an immediate danger to democracy, who must immediately be dismissed from any position. It is simply unbelievable that a security organization in Israel is undermining the government and investigating a political investigation with the aim of carrying out a political coup against the will of the people.
♦️AIRSTRIKE in SYRIA – DAMASCUS aimed at a senior Hezbollah military operations official.
♦️GAZA – enemy reports that the IDF is pushing in from the south, north, and Netzarim dividing corridor. Ongoing reports of airstrikes at various locations at at leadership targets, including use of bunker-buster underground attacking bombs.
IRAQ – NO, NOT US – Iraq’s Foreign Minister says that his country is not part of the so-called “axis of resistance” and opposes “unity of arenas” and clarified that the Iraqi constitution prohibits war against any country based on a decision by a single entity. Hussein attacked the armed Iraqi factions affiliated with Iran, saying that what they have done for months has greatly harmed Iraq and has not benefited the Palestinian issue.
ON THE VALIDITY OF SOURCES – “Arab report: A ground military operation will begin soon in Yemen.” Israel has no capacity to send significant ground forces that distance. And the US has a president who has no desire to get stuck in a quagmire, and by the way they haven’t moved in any troop transports – which they did move off Israel in the early stages of the Oct. 7 war. This “report” is either wishful thinking, as then the common Houthi will have something to shoot at, or believing their own conspiracy theories. Next you’ll hear the Jews are selling land plots in Yemen in real estate bazaars in New York.
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March 23, 2025 Jewish Breaking News – According to a statement from Katz’s office, the newly established administration will be responsible for creating and managing secure pathways for those in Gaza who choose to relocate to third-party nations. This includes overseeing logistics such as pedestrian inspections at crossings, setting up transportation infrastructure, and coordinating land, sea, and air travel to destination countries.
Katz will soon appoint a head to lead this new directorate.
The statement emphasizes that the initiative is being carried out in line with Israeli and international laws and aligns with the vision previously laid out by former U.S. President Donald Trump.
“We’re taking concrete steps to bring the U.S. president’s vision to life,” Katz said. “Any resident of Gaza who wishes to leave for another country will be allowed to do so.”
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HAMAS BLOCKS CEASEFIRE DEAL, STALLING HOSTAGE-PRISONER EXCHANGE DESPITE US BACKING
March 23, 2025 Israel Realtime
Witkoff to Fox News: “I Was Duped by Hamas.”
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff strongly criticized Hamas in an interview with Fox News on Sunday, saying, “We need to be clear who the aggressor is here, and that is Hamas.” He emphasized that Hamas had every opportunity to demilitarize and accept the US-backed bridging proposal, but “they elected not to.”
Witkoff continued, “So this is on Hamas. The United States stands with the state of Israel.” He said Hamas is fully responsible for the renewed fighting in Gaza, as they rejected what he described as an “acceptable deal” to move forward.
Despite the tension, Witkoff said the US remains open to engagement: “Would we be amenable to a reach out from Hamas? Of course, we would be — no different than in the Russian conflict (in Ukraine). We want to end the killing, but we need to be clear who the aggressor is here, and that is Hamas.”
The US had presented a “bridge proposal” earlier in March aiming to extend the Gaza ceasefire through Ramadan and Passover, creating space for further negotiations. This plan also included a hostage-prisoner exchange — with Hamas releasing five live hostages, including American Edan Alexander, in return for a significant number of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails.
A US State Department spokesperson said, “Right now, we still have a bridge proposal on the table that would extend the ceasefire and see the release of five live hostages, including American Edan Alexander. It would also see the release of a substantial number of Palestinians held in Israeli jails.” But they warned, “The opportunity is still there, but it’s closing fast.”
On Iran, Witkoff made a firm statement: “It cannot happen, and it will not happen,” referring to the regime’s nuclear ambitions. He noted that the US is still willing to explore diplomatic avenues with Iran to avoid escalation.
In recent days, IDF troops—led by the Southern Command—have been conducting operations throughout the Gaza Strip. Coordinated with the Intelligence Directorate and the ISA, the IDF has dismantled terrorist infrastructure, destroyed rocket launchers, and eliminated dozens of terrorists.
The 252nd and 143rd Divisions are actively expanding the security perimeter across multiple locations. Meanwhile, Israeli Air Force fighter jets, aircraft, and naval vessels continue to strike enemy targets and support ground forces.
The IDF and ISA successfully eliminated Salah Bardawil, a senior member of Hamas’ political bureau and head of the terrorist organization’s Planning and Development Office. Bardawil was responsible for directing Hamas’ strategic and military planning in the Gaza Strip.
This targeted elimination took place last night in the southern Gaza Strip and marks a significant blow to Hamas’ military and governmental capabilities.
Following a situational assessment by Chief of the General Staff LTG Eyal Zamir and Defense Minister Israel Katz, updated Home Front Command guidelines will take effect today at 18:00. Communities near the Gaza Strip will move from Partial Activity to Full Activity, now including gathering restrictions.
Fearing a potential Turkish takeover in Syria, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to convene a high-level security meeting within the hour to assess the situation and discuss necessary responses.
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[Ed.: It looks like dim-witkopf finally figured it out! I could have told him that in the beginning and saved him all the trouble… He was “duped” because he’s a dope!]
Israel Advances Settlement Sovereignty in Biblical Heartland of Judea and Samaria
March 23, 2025 Jewish Breaking News – Israel’s security cabinet took a bold step forward towards strengthening the Jewish presence in its ancestral homeland on Sunday by approving a plan to recognize 13 Jewish settlements in Judea and Samaria as independent communities.
“We continue to lead a revolution of normalization and regulation in the settlements. Instead of hiding and apologizing – we raise the flag, build and settle. This is another important step on the path to actual sovereignty in Judea and Samaria,” Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich wrote in celebration on X.
Israel’s determination to maintain security control over Judea and Samaria has been reinforced in the wake of the October 7, 2023 Hamas massacre, with IDF forces recently conducting counter-terrorism operations in Jenin after the Palestinian Authority’s failure to crackdown on extremists.
The 13 newly recognized independent communities include Tal Menashe, Migron, Shvut Rachel, Haresha, Leshem, Nofei Nehemia, Gvaot, Kerem Reim, Neriya, Alon, Ovnat, Brosh Habika, and Ibei Hanahal. “Their new status will enable direct government funding for each settlement, eliminating the previous requirement to channel resources through their parent communities.”
Needless to say, the PA’s Foreign Ministry criticized Israel’s historic decision and Hamas condemned the move as a ”desperate attempt to impose realities on the ground,” Israel continues to assert its legitimate rights to the territory. Approximately 700,000 Jewish Israelis currently live in communities throughout Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem, areas liberated by Israel during the defensive Six-Day War in 1967.
Though many nations dispute Israel’s right to build in these areas, Israel stands firm on its historical and biblical connections to the land, which date back thousands of years to the time of the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.”
Everything the media taught you about Israel is wrong. JOSHUA HOFFMAN
By Someone Who Checked the Footnotes
MAR 22, 2025 – If you’ve ever followed international news, you might think Israel is a malevolent superpower — a cross between Darth Vader and a Bond villain — bent on tormenting its neighbors while controlling global media from a shadowy hummus-scented bunker.
This, of course, would be impressive for a country the size of New Jersey with fewer people than New York City. But it’s also, quite simply, wrong.
The problem isn’t just misinformation. It’s also misformation — the slow, steady construction of an alternate reality, in which Israel is always the aggressor, never the victim, and perpetually on the verge of committing unspeakable crimes, usually while being condemned by someone sipping espresso in Brussels.
Let’s unpack this narrative, layer by layer.
The David Who Was Always a David
In the beginning, there were Jews — scattered, exiled, and largely unwanted. After the Holocaust (which, it bears repeating, killed one-third of world Jewry), the surviving remnant dared to ask for a small slice of their ancient homeland. The United Nations agreed. The Jews accepted. The Arabs rejected — and declared war.
This is not a subjective interpretation. This is what happened in 1947 and 1948. Israel was born not in conquest, but in compromise — one that its neighbors refused. Five Arab armies invaded a day after Israel declared independence. The goal wasn’t to “resist occupation”; it was to prevent a Jewish state from existing. Period.
Israel won. Barely. The lesson? The media’s romanticization of the Palestinians as the sole underdog conveniently forgets that Israel has always been the underdog — outnumbered, outgunned, and besieged — even while being accused of being the regional Goliath.
Occupation, Schmoccupation
Let’s talk about that other magic word: occupation. You’ve heard it on the news, scrawled on campus protest signs, shouted in rhythmic slogans: “End the occupation!” But few stop to ask what that means.
In 1967, after three Arab countries massed troops on its borders and explicitly threatened genocide (again), Israel launched a pre-emptive strike and won what’s known as the Six-Day War. As a result, it took control of the West Bank and Gaza — not from a Palestinian state (because there was none), but from Jordan and Egypt, respectively.
Here’s the kicker: if the Arab states hadn’t tried to destroy Israel in 1967, there would be no “occupation” to speak of. It’s like trying to rob someone’s house and then suing them because they punched you in the face. Yet the media coverage rarely includes this small detail.
Also omitted is the fact that Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005 — completely. Not a single soldier. Not a single settler. It even dug up graves to remove its dead. And what happened? Gaza became a launching pad for rockets, an Iranian proxy, and the setting of a real-life horror movie on October 7, 2023 — an event many journalists covered with all the urgency of a cat stuck in a tree.
The Only Democracy in the Middle East™
Yes, it’s a cliché. But clichés become clichés for a reason. Israel is a democracy — flawed, boisterous, loud, and allergic to consensus — but a democracy nonetheless. Israeli Arabs serve in parliament, become Supreme Court justices, and cheer for the other team at soccer games.
The irony?
The one country constantly accused of apartheid is the only one where minorities vote, protest, and sue the government — often successfully.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority hasn’t held an election since 2006. Hamas, in Gaza, banned political opposition, executed critics, and forced children to train as soldiers. But when you read The New York Times, you’d think Hamas is a ragtag group of freedom fighters operating out of a cozy socialist co-op.
In truth, the media’s commitment to “balance” often creates absurd moral equivalencies. Imagine reporting on World War II by writing, “Today, Allied planes bombed German positions after Nazi forces launched a minor blitzkrieg.” That’s essentially how major outlets describe Israeli responses to Hamas terror.
The Media’s Favorite Country to Misunderstand
If Israel had a dollar for every time it was misrepresented in global media, it could afford to hire a better PR team. Or at least a therapist.
One of the most egregious patterns is the “Boomerang Headline”: Militant rocket hits Israeli school; Israel retaliates; dozens dead in Gaza. As if the story begins with Israel responding to an attack — not with the attack itself. The lead is always buried somewhere between the recipe section and the obituaries.
And then there’s the famous photo bias: Palestinian children behind barbed wire, Israeli soldiers with guns. Never mind that the wire is often part of a security fence to stop suicide bombers, and the soldiers are there because — surprise! — they’re being shot at.
The Moral Olympics: Where Israel Always Loses
Only in Israel are moral expectations cranked to superhuman levels. When the U.S. went after al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, there were civilian casualties. Tragic, but understood.
When NATO bombed Belgrade in the 1990s, civilians died. Again — regrettable, but part of war. When Israel fires back at rocket launchers placed next to schools and hospitals? Suddenly it’s a war crime.
Let’s be clear: Israel uses missiles to protect its civilians. Hamas uses civilians to protect its missiles. But the media often flips the moral compass upside down, resulting in what historian Richard Landes called “moral inversion”: where the open society is condemned and the terrorist regime is romanticized.
Dead Jews are easier to love.
Perhaps the darkest media bias is this: Jews are easiest to empathize with when they’re dying quietly. In Auschwitz, they earned solemn retrospectives and violin music. In Israel, defending themselves, they’re portrayed as imperialist warmongers.
This is not new. In 1975, the UN General Assembly passed Resolution 3379 declaring Zionism — the belief that Jews deserve a homeland — to be a form of racism. (Spoiler: it’s not.) The same UN has condemned Israel more times than all other countries combined. More than North Korea. More than Iran. More than the Taliban. One might begin to suspect that anti-Zionism is often just anti-Semitism with a better publicist.
And yet — miraculously, defiantly — Israel thrives. It sends aid to earthquake victims in Haiti, invents life-saving technology, grows tomatoes in the desert, and hosts Pride parades in Tel Aviv. Not exactly the behavior of a genocidal ethnostate.
What the Media Doesn’t Cover — And Why That Matters
The biggest falsehood isn’t what’s said. It’s what’s left out. Like the fact that Israel has flown critically ill Palestinian children to Israeli hospitals. Or that it developed and exported solar tech and desalination systems used across Africa. Or that when there’s a tsunami, earthquake, or hurricane anywhere on Earth, one of the first aid teams to show up is from the IDF.
Or how about the million Jewish refugees who fled (or were expelled) from Arab countries between 1948 and 1972? Where are their UN resolutions? Their news specials? Their protest movements on college campuses?
Silence. Always silence.
The Real Story That Doesn’t Get Told
Here’s what the media rarely tells you: Israel is complicated, but not evil. It’s diverse, passionate, and perpetually introspective. Its own press is often its harshest critic. Its people argue in cafés, courtrooms, and on street corners — often in the same breath.
It’s a country of immigrants, dreamers, engineers, and poets who live under the shadow of existential threats and still manage to produce Oscar-nominated films and really good falafel.
If the media taught you to see Israel as a villain, maybe it’s time to change the channel. Or better yet — go see it for yourself. Talk to Israelis. Visit Jerusalem. Hike the Galilee. Get yelled at by a cab driver.
You might discover that the truth is less binary than the headlines lead you to believe, but far more interesting.
Netanyahu: “I Have A Dramatic Revelation That Will Shake You” [2:42]
March 22, 2025 Yeshiva World News – As leftists protested on the streets on Motzei Shabbos against the government of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister released a video message to the Israeli public.
Netanyahu’s message addressed the leftist claims that the Prime Minister is ousting Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar and Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara due to the investigation opened against former aides in his office regarding their ties to Qatar, a case that has been dubbed “Qatargate.”
It should be noted that the Supreme Court on Friday ordered the government to freeze Bar’s dismissal.
“Citizens of Israel,” Netanyahu said, “Tonight I have a dramatic disclosure of facts that will shake you, but before that, I want to make it clear: Ronen Bar will not remain the head of the Shin Bet, there will be no civil war, and Israel will remain a democratic country. We are a country of law, and the law in the State of Israel says simply, the government is entitled to terminate the tenure of the head of the service before the end of his term, and that is exactly what it did.”
“But, in recent days, claims have been made that the dismissal of the Shin Bet chief was carried out to prevent the investigation into Qatar. So now you will hear from me a shocking description of the facts that should concern each and every one of you, citizens of Israel.”
“My distrust in the Shin Bet chief began on October 7 when he failed to wake me and others, and it grew to the point of removing him from the negotiation team [for hostage release talks], and all of this happened long before the decision to open the investigation into Qatar. I thought the right time to end the tenure of the Shin Bet chief would be after he submits the Shin Bet investigations into the failures of October 7. This is what happened with the IDF Chief of Staff.”
“I instructed the Shin Bet chief to submit the investigations to me by February 15. On February 15, on the date he was supposed to submit the investigation, Ronen Bar sent me a letter. He wrote to me that he is unable to submit the Shin Bet investigation on the date I requested. And he concluded the letter: ‘In light of the above, I would like to submit the main points of the investigation no later than February 27.’ But on February 27, he did not submit the investigation to me, and he requested an additional postponement of several days, and again, I agreed to it.”
“But see what happened on that very day, on February 27, in the evening, in a rare ‘coincidence’ that is impossible to contrive, the Attorney General announced the opening of an investigation into Qatar – on February 27, at 9 p.m.”
“The facts prove unequivocally that the dismissals are not intended to prevent the investigation; the investigation was intended to prevent the dismissals. So you tell me, who here is acting with ulterior motives?” Netanyahu dramatically concluded. [Emphasis added]
Israel Judicial Tyranny: Top Court Freezes Dismissal of Shin Bet Chief Ronen Bar By Pamela Geller
March 21, 2025 – Just to be clear, this is the same judicial tyranny we are witnessing in America. And if you recall, there were huge left-wing protests in Israel against judicial reform – a platform Netanyahu ran on. Those awful, well funded leftwing protests crippled the country and weakened it in the lead up to the October 7th massacre.
It may be hard to believe but the left in Israel is worse than the left inn America. And that is saying a lot.
The General Security Service Law, 5762-2002 is clear- as per 3.(c), Ronen Bar answers to the govt, which can fire him at will. Shin Bet head Ronen Bar knew about Hamas’s Oct 7 massacre “many hours in advance” without preventing it.
