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Make no mistake: Israel still has a score to settle with the Houthis. We haven’t yet responded to their latest missile and drone launches… |
Saudi Arabia is learning an expensive lesson: Ideology is no substitute for strategy. Riyadh rejected normalization with Israel, putting ideological considerations ahead of strategic interests. Instead, it turned toward Turkey and Pakistan for defense arrangements. Impressive signatures, impressive ceremonies, impressive promises. But what good is a defense pact if it cannot protect you when missiles start flying? Meanwhile, relations with Washington cooled as Trump pushed for normalization. Now the Houthis are hitting Saudi targets, and Riyadh is discovering that alliances on paper don’t necessarily stop missiles in the sky. Have they forgotten Saddam Hussein? During the First Gulf War, Saddam fired missiles at Saudi Arabia. Without American intervention, Kuwait might have been just the appetizer. Saddam’s appetite was certainly bigger. America helped protect Saudi Arabia then. Yet decades later, Riyadh still struggles to distinguish between its ideological enemies and its actual security threats. Israel is not Saudi Arabia’s enemy. Iran and its proxies pose a far more direct threat to Saudi security. Imagine if Riyadh had invested in a strategic alliance with Israel and America instead of chasing regional defense arrangements of uncertain value. Israel has military capabilities, intelligence, technology, and a proven ability to confront common threats. But ideology keeps getting in the way. Saudi Arabia would rather shake hands with unreliable partners than shake hands with Israel. And that is the tragedy of allowing ideology to blind strategic judgment. You cannot defend your country with ideological slogans. And you cannot intercept missiles with diplomatic handshakes. (Brother Rachid on X) |
Saudi Arabia Fire in Riyadh following the missile attack, and suicide drones of the Houthis.
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Following Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers: Tucker Carlson's views dropped 71% Douglas Macgregor's views dropped 62% TCN views dropped 34%
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Following Ukraine striking a Russian data center, mentions of “Genocide” and “Free Palestine” have plummeted on X. This entire movement is one massive psyop. Why should anyone be surprised? Soviet propaganda machine designed and funded the Palestinian cause as a strategic tool to attack the free West and undermine its fundamental values. |
Iran and its proxies are reportedly discussing a major terror attack aimed at influencing Israel’s elections. According to Tamir Morag’s report tonight on Channel 14, yesterday’s security discussion focused on chatter detected by Israeli intelligence in Iran, Hezbollah, and Hamas about undermining Prime Minister Netanyahu and the right-wing bloc’s chances of winning. The Iranian axis reportedly believes that replacing the current government with a left-wing government led by Gadi Eisenkot would bring the war to an end and give Iran’s Revolutionary Guards and their proxies a chance to survive and recover. The scenarios being discussed include a terror attack on Election Day itself or shortly beforehand. The aim would be to humiliate Netanyahu and “prove” to the Israeli public that, after roughly three years of war, Iran’s terror axis is still standing and capable of striking. Specific operational details cannot be disclosed, according to the report. Morag also pointed to a public speech approximately two weeks ago by Hezbollah parliamentarian Raad Berro, who reportedly said that the organization was calculating its moves to damage Netanyahu and the right-wing bloc’s electoral prospects. If this assessment is accurate, the objective goes beyond murdering Israelis. It is to use terror to influence their votes and secure a political outcome that Tehran believes would ensure its survival. |
US AND ALLIES ISSUE UNITED WARNING TO IRAN The United States, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other nations issued a joint statement condemning Iran’s campaign of intimidation, threats, and attacks abroad. The countries warned that any attempt by Tehran to silence, harass, threaten, or harm individuals on their soil, whether directly or through proxies, is unacceptable. The statement also condemns Iranian-linked plots, sabotage, cyberattacks, and other hostile activities. A clear message to Tehran: Its campaign of intimidation must stop. |
Three ballistic missiles have been launched from the IRGC Aerospace Force’s Al-Qadir missile base in Yazd, central Iran.
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One person has reportedly been killed and approximately 19 others injured in an explosion involving unexploded ordnance fired by hezbollah during the war in northern Israel. (N12)
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Half a ton of explosives seized en route to Beirut raises fears of renewed political assassinations in Lebanon. Lebanese security forces intercepted a shipment containing 500 kilograms of explosives, including TNT and C4, along with nails and iron balls used to make explosive devices. The two arrested suspects reportedly admitted to being affiliated with Hezbollah. Security sources cited in the report say this was the third shipment intercepted in just over a week and a half. They warn that the explosives smuggling could be linked to preparations for renewed political assassinations in Lebanon. Three shipments in such a short period raise serious questions about who is being targeted and what is being planned.
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BREAKING NEWS: The Emirati interrogation has uncovered a clear link between the flydubai co-pilot and Iranian handlers. At this stage, this information cannot be officially disclosed for several reasons. |
Flávio Bolsonaro: “My first act as president of the republic will be to make a prayer consecrating the Brazilian nation to God” Let’s pray for his victory in the second round!
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The IDF has identified a new Hamas effort to recruit thousands of young men and give them a week of weapons training in preparation for another large-scale assault aimed at kidnapping Israeli soldiers. At the same time, the IRGC’s Quds Force is working to recruit terrorists inside Syria to carry out attacks against Israel. Israel is also monitoring the situation in the Gulf. With its back against the wall and unable to export even a single barrel of oil over the past month, Iran might resort to a missile attack on Israel in an attempt to change the course of events. The next two weeks, leading up to Israel’s parliamentary elections, will be very tense. |
The investigation into the alleged flydubai terror plot is widening. Two additional copilots employed by the airline have been arrested on suspicion of involvement. The Maldivian embassy in the United Arab Emirates informed their families that the two men, both Maldivian citizens, had been detained as part of the investigation. Investigators found that they knew the principal suspect well, worked alongside him at flydubai, and even lived in the same residential building. As part of their regular duties with the airline, both had also flown to Israel. Security agencies are continuing to examine the findings. The exact nature of their alleged connection to the terror network and the specific suspicions against them remain under investigation. A disturbing development, especially given their access to passenger aircraft and their previous flights to Israel. |
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is holding a security assessment at the Kirya in Tel Aviv focused on Iran, Gaza and Lebanon. Defense Minister Israel Katz and senior security officials are attending. The meeting comes after today’s Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia and amid growing concern over further escalation in the U.S.-Iran war. |
Netanyahu Expected to Hold Security Discussion Tonight: will address several fronts-Lebanon, Syria, Gaza and Iran |
KSA's General Authority of Civil Aviation has acknowledged a new Ansarallah strike against King Khalid Intl. Airport, Riyadh, announcing there "may be injuries". |
Secretary of Iran's National Security Council, Rezaei: If the war resumes, many cables (undersea), data centers, facilities related to artificial intelligence, and other assets in the region will be destroyed. The United States has very valuable assets in the UAE and near the Strait of Hormuz, which we have not yet included in our list of targets. If a new confrontation occurs, we will undoubtedly face the enemy with a much more comprehensive and extensive plan.
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NETHERLANDS: The Islamic riots continue to spread across Europe. A horde of Muslims on motorcycles, carrying Palestinian flags, have taken over Amsterdam, intimidating everyone. People are not prepared for what’s coming when they become the majority.
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Netanyahu’s trials appear to be collapsing. Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit’s admissions today suggest that the handling of the cases bordered on fraud! He admitted that he hadn’t read the documents and that his signature had been forged. It’s a complete circus! The deep state tried hard, but just two weeks before the elections, they’ve been caught with their hands in the cookie jar! |
Unusual condemnation! Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “I condemn in the strongest possible terms the horrific terrorist attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, which claimed the lives of 12 innocent people and injured hundreds more. On behalf of the people of Israel, I extend our deepest condolences to the families of those murdered and our wishes for a full recovery to the injured. Terrorism targets innocent people and seeks to spread fear and instability. It must be confronted with resolve. Israel looks forward to a strong Middle East - one that stands united against threats, protects its people, and builds a future of security, cooperation, and prosperity for all the peoples of our region.” Israel is already sharing intelligence with the Saudi state behind the scenes. |
President Trump: Effective immediately, there is an ENERGY CEASEFIRE in the War between Russia and Ukraine. Both parties have agreed. Do not break it! Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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IDF: IDF reveals footage of armed Hamas terrorists at Kamal Adwan Hospital, which continues to serve as a major hub for Hamas terrorist activity Kamal Adwan Hospital, located in Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip, currently operates as a medical clinic during the day. At the same time, Hamas continues to use the hospital and its surrounding area as cover for terrorist activity. Based on intelligence and footage, the IDF is now revealing how Hamas terrorists continue to use the hospital and its surrounding area to advance attacks and attempt to restore the terrorist organization’s capabilities, while exploiting the presence of patients, medical staff, and using civilians as human shields, in violation of international law. As previously revealed, the hospital and its surrounding area have been used by Hamas and Islamic Jihad in recent years to advance terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers. This was done by exploiting a medical facility, despite repeated calls by Israel and the IDF to refrain from using medical facilities for military purposes. In December 2024, IDF troops operated in the hospital’s surrounding area, located extensive military equipment and weapons, and apprehended more than 240 Hamas and Islamic Jihad terrorists, as well as additional operatives suspected of being terrorists.
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Another Houthi strike on the terminal 4 of the King Khaled international airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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Two brothers serving their country. One fell in Gaza. The other was deep beneath the sea, far from home. An extraordinary story reported by i24NEWS, based on the submarine commander’s account, reveals the lengths Israel went to so that a bereaved brother could attend his brother’s funeral. Last year, an Israeli Navy submarine was carrying out a secret mission at what was described as one of the farthest points an Israeli force had ever reached. Then a devastating message arrived: the brother of one of its sailors had been killed fighting in Gaza. The submarine could not simply abandon its mission. Its return to Israel was still weeks away. Inside his small cabin, the commander looked the sailor in the eyes and delivered the heartbreaking news. The two cried together for long minutes. Then the sailor’s mother was connected to him through the submarine’s communication system. Far beneath the surface, a son and his mother shared their grief across an immense distance. The commanders resolved to do everything possible to bring him home. The Navy and Air Force began organizing an extraordinary operation. A ship carrying a special force and a helicopter were assigned to the effort. Meeting points were arranged at sea, and approval came from the highest levels. About 24 hours later, the signal arrived: the journey home could begin. The sailor was brought back to Israel in time to attend his brother’s funeral and say Kaddish. The submarine continued its mission. Weeks later, when it finally returned to port, the bereaved family was waiting on the dock. They had come to thank the commanders who had brought their surviving son home to say goodbye to his brother. We often hear about Israel’s military through its aircraft, submarines, intelligence and extraordinary operational capabilities. Here, we see the hearts of the people entrusted with them. A commander weeping with his sailor. A mother speaking to her son beneath a distant sea. Men working against time to bring him home for one final goodbye. Behind every uniform is a person. Behind every fallen soldier is a family whose world has been shattered. May God comfort our bereaved families and strengthen those who carry their grief while continuing to defend our nation. Awaiting His Soon Return - Amir |
Following yesterday's attack by the Houthis on the capital’s international airport, the Saudi Ministry of Education has instructed that classes in schools will be conducted online via Zoom... There will be no in-person classes. |
Twelve people were killed and more than 300 were injured in yesterday’s Houthi missile attack on Riyadh’s international airport in Saudi Arabia. So far, both America and the parties to the Mecca defense pact have paid lip service, but no one has actually joined the fight. Why? Because it is clear to everyone that Iran is behind these attacks. As long as Saudi Arabia flirts with the IRGC to keep itself out of danger, it will continue to suffer attacks from Iran’s proxy. The Saudis are afraid of looking bad if they ask Israel for help. They are afraid of the “Free Palestine” curse. Well, that fear is itself the curse. If they prefer to appear to be on the Palestinian side, they had better understand that the Houthis will continue attacking civilian targets. Yes - “Palestine” is a curse. We have already found that out. The governments of Saudi Arabia and Western countries will soon find it out as well! |
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Great Soldiers of the IDF doing Great Job to Humanity. |
BREAKING: UAE Attorney General says flydubai co-pilot aimed to use the aircraft to carry out a suicide attack targeting the passenger terminal at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, with the intent of inflicting the greatest possible number of human casualties. |
The Trump administration imposed today (Friday) extensive economic sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, just hours after former judge Navanethem Pillay of the court was announced as the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in an official statement, called the tribunal a "rogue court" and made it clear that the United States will prohibit any dealings or provision of commercial services to the institution itself, with the aim of cutting off its resources and silencing its activities: "President Trump will never allow the court to prosecute Americans. Either the court ceases its threats, or we will put an end to it." This unusual measure, intended to prevent global companies from providing banking, insurance, and software services to the court, comes in the wake of Washington's anger over arrest warrants issued against senior Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as past investigations into American soldiers. This move puts the United States on a direct diplomatic collision course with its allies in Europe, most of whom are members of the Rome Statute and fund the court. (Reuters) |
What exactly did Israel’s intelligence chiefs warn about before October 7? The four strategic warnings delivered to Israel’s political and military leadership in 2023 concerned the danger of a war on multiple fronts. They were not specific warnings of the Hamas invasion that ultimately took place. That distinction matters. The warnings came amid the fierce domestic confrontation over the government’s proposed judicial reform. Intelligence officials assessed that Israel’s enemies saw the internal divisions, weakened national cohesion, and threats to military readiness as a strategic opportunity. Some leaders of the campaign against the reform, including senior reserve officers and air force reservists, threatened to stop volunteering for reserve duty. Their aim was to pressure the government into abandoning the reform. But that pressure also raised a critical security question: What would Israel’s enemies do if they believed its military readiness and willingness to fight were weakening? Iran stood at the center of the strategic threat picture. Hezbollah was the major military threat in the north. Judea and Samaria were viewed as the most immediate potential flashpoint. Gaza, meanwhile, was considered a less likely source of war. The prevailing assessment was that Hamas was deterred, interested in an accommodation, and unlikely to launch a major attack. That assumption proved catastrophic. The warnings went to Netanyahu and Gallant, but also to senior military and security officials. Accountability therefore requires asking more than what was placed on the prime minister’s desk. What did those responsible for intelligence and military preparedness do with these warnings? Did they expand intelligence collection? Reconsider Hamas’s capabilities? Update defensive plans? Establish clear triggers for raising readiness? A warning is only useful if it produces preparation. And what about those protest leaders who had military experience and access to security assessments? To what extent did they understand the danger, and did they nevertheless gamble that the government would concede before Israel’s enemies acted? The right to protest does not remove responsibility for the consequences of one’s decisions. Then came the strategic paradox: Sinwar’s attack may have disrupted the Iranian axis’s timetable by forcing a confrontation before its members were ready to act together. The man who inflicted an unprecedented catastrophe on Israel may also have undermined the broader strategy of his own allies. But the central failure is clear: the devastating attack came from the very front Israel’s intelligence establishment considered deterred. |