Category Archives: Israel

Appeasement

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Now that the initial shock is wearing off of what Hamas did on October 7th, we are hearing a lot of talk about that Israel’s response needs to be proportionate.  Biden administration officials have been at the forefront of such inanities.  Secretary of State Antony Blinken caused an uproar over the weekend with a since-deleted social media post in which he encouraged a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas.

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Summit Cancelled

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Joe Biden was literally in the air, flying toward the region when Jordan’s King Abdullah cancelled the summit between Egyptian President al-Sisi, Abdullah and Biden. This is more than a little sunlight on who Abdullah was talking about  when he said, “the usual suspects were trying to create Defacto issues on the ground.”

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Distractions

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Biden is going to Israel today.  The agenda here is transparently obvious.

  • First, there is no strategic benefit to Israel from a Joe Biden visit. In fact, the opposite is true.
  • Second, notice how there was no advanced notice when Biden visited Kiev, Ukraine. Yet here, with a real backdrop of violence, a Biden visit to Israel is announced in advance.
  • Third, state visits such as these require extensive planning and security measures; the absence of which here underlines the urgency of motive.

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Highlights & Lowlights

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Recently Candace Owens gave a speech at the University at Albany.  Owens was taking part in Turning Point USA’s Live Free Tour.  During the question-and-answer portion of the program, one student asked: “What do you have to say to the trans students on this campus who feel actively victimized by your presence here?”

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Odds & Ends

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John Fetterman has apparently engaged in some self-introspection.

The House went home on Friday without electing a speaker.  The media is apoplectic that this is paralyzing the country.  Last I checked everything is still running smoothly here.  The pundits are worried about the country being forced to shut down some unnecessary functions next month.

My question is, “is that really a downside to this situation?”

California has apparently decided that kids should not be held accountable for their behavior in school.  From the Epoch Times... 

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Barbarism

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Hamas, also known as Palestinian rapists and murderers, launched an attack on Israel last Saturday.  This featured the killing of people at bus stops, in their homes and in their cars.  Also on the agenda was the raping of women and girls, breaking their limbs and then executing them.  Some were burned alive while the onlookers cheered.  Perhaps the worst atrocity was the killing of babies.  An untold number of them were decapitated.  Some of them were burned as well.

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Caroline Glick

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Another interview with Caroline Glick.  Glick is a stable, non-pretending voice of pragmatic deliberation as the Israeli response to the Hamas attack continues.  Glick does not pretend that there is some aspect of the current situation where an accommodation with Hamas is possible.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

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Via CTH

In less than two minutes, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined the nature of the barbarian enemy they face, but also dropped all pretending when he said, “Hamas is ISIS.”   For those who understand the nature of the Middle East, not the pretend version pushed by western media and intelligence within those three words, there is a depth of understanding.

Hamas, Hezbollah, al-Qaeda, al-Nusra, and ISIS are all factions of the same overall core violent and militant ideology.  Each of these violent factions represents a spine in the umbrella of the Muslim Brotherhood (political Islam).  It is a good thing to see Netanyahu drop the pretending and admit the core nature of the terrorist enemy they are facing.   This approach may put Arab nations like Jordan, Egypt and Saudi Arabia in a tough domestic position, but it needs to be said out loud. 

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