The Rachel Corrie Incident: Turning the Tables on Anti-Israel Propaganda
In March 2003, 23-year-old American activist Rachel Corrie died in Gaza during an Israeli military operation, and within hours, anti-Israel groups turned her death into a powerful propaganda tool. This pattern of distorted narratives against Israel persists today, intensifying after Hamas’s October 7, 2023, massacre.
Hamas propaganda wins “Documentary” Oscar
On Sunday night, the movie “No Other Land” won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. A closer look reveals that this “documentary” is shameless propaganda put out by a blatantly antisemitic Hollywood.
Pre-Purim Lunar Eclipse: Warning to the West
“It is more than a warning. They will be cut off from the moon in the middle of Ramadan. They will be dislodged from their belief and fall into discord and confusion. After the lunar eclipse, they will begin to see a chain of disasters in their war against Israel.”
Rabbi: Pope Francis failed in his one duty
In December, Pope Francis labeled children dying in wars, including in the Gaza Strip, as the “little Jesuses of today,” and said that IDF actions were reaping an “appalling harvest.”
U.S. Backs Israel in delaying prisoner swap, plans for released “prisoners”, and Netanyahu’s demands of Southern Syria
The U.S. has endorsed Israel’s decision to delay a prisoner swap with Hamas, citing the group’s harsh treatment of hostages. Meanwhile, Fatah has announced plans to incorporate released prisoners into its ranks. Also, Israeli PM Netanyahu has called for the full demilitarization of southern Syria and vowed to maintain strategic military positions in Lebanon.
Academic Boycott Threatens Archaeological Research in Judea and Samaria
Growing international pressure on archaeological research in Judea and Samaria is threatening the preservation and study of sites crucial to understanding biblical history, according to Israeli heritage officials and archaeologists.
Israel, U.S., and Saudi Arabia Clash Over Gaza Relocation Plan
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar backed U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to relocate Gazans, calling it a necessary solution to the region’s crisis. While Israel proposes financial incentives for voluntary relocation, the plan faces strong opposition from Saudi Arabia and other nations, which insist on Palestinian statehood with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Red Cross outraged: Hamas prisoners released with warning from Psalms
As part of the “ceasefire deal,” Israel is releasing 183 security prisoners from Israeli prisons in exchange for three hostages held by Hamas. The prisoners are being released wearing identification bracelets with a Biblical warning, paper bracelets inscribed with a verse penned by King David.
The October 7 Failure, Gaza Relocation Backlash, and IDF’s Escalation of the Anti-Terror Campaign
Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023 overwhelmed Israel’s air defenses and exposed vulnerabilities in the Iron Dome system. Meanwhile, Arab nations rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to relocate Gazans to neighboring countries. Also, the IDF expanded its offensive in northern Samaria, killing over 50 militants and dismantling terrorist infrastructure.
Palestinian prisoner transfers, Hamas to be held accountable, and IDF counter-terror efforts
Israel recently released 200 Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire deal, with most being relocated to Qatar and Turkey. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Middle Eastern leaders to hold Hamas accountable and ensure the release of all hostages. At the same time, the IDF launched a major counter-terrorism operation in Jenin.
