This is one of the most important books to drop in 2026. “When Marx Meets Islam: Navigating Radical Ideologies in Defense of the West” (Pitchstone Publishing) explores how the rise of democratic socialism and communism actively collaborates with Islamism and the Muslim Brotherhood, with the shared target of dismantling the U.S.-Israel alliance and undermining the West at large. Out October 13th. Mark your calendars, and let me know your thoughts on this topic in the comments.

The terrorists have gone back to hijacking airplanes. The Palestinians started this in 1968 so blaming it on the current Gaza war is garbage. This just reinforces why allowing any remnant of Hamas to survive is intolerable.

"Islamist networks treat Jewish safety as something to rewrite." #ICYMI

“Victory isn’t violence and death … it’s building a school.” Thousands of Gazan children receive healthcare and a decent education through Gaza Children’s Village in Deir al-Balah. For the venture's Palestinian, Israeli, and int'l supporters, it proves that hope can triumph over hate. @JusoorNews WATCH:

PM of Pakistan confirms: > Pakistan has terrorists. > Pakistan controls terrorists. > Pak prevents terrorists from roaming NYC, London, Far East. Why Pak as terrorists? Because Pak creates these terrorists to use them in and against India.

Turkey guaranteed its Jews and Christians a pluralist future at Lausanne in 1923. What remains is about 15,000 Jews and 300,000 Christians, clergy under state control, seized property and coded ID cards. Craig Considine calls it neo-dhimmitude.

They want to separate Zionism from Jews so they can attack Jews under the cover of “anti-Zionism.” At the same time, they want to fuse Islam with Muslims so tightly that any criticism of Islam can be condemned as an attack on Muslims.

The "Gaza Genocide" is invented propaganda.

Looking forward to its publication! It is a MUST READ.

We are just three weeks away from the official launch of “When Marx Meets Islam.” The Leftist-Islamist alliance is not spontaneous - it is an organized, global strategy targeting the West from our university classrooms to international institutions.

In the @JNS_org, Sydney Rodman and Craig Considine write that Islamic extremist groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, have already won the war on the West before it's ever fought on the battlefield. Their strategy is to embed themselves, and their radical ideology, within universities, charities, political parties and even the halls of government. And when that influence is exposed, legitimate scrutiny is often dismissed as “Islamophobia.” But criticizing a hate-driven political ideology is not the same as attacking a religion or its followers. There is a clear difference. Canada must be able to confront Islamic extremism, investigate its networks and challenge its ideology without apology. Not doing so only leaves Canadians more vulnerable. jns.org/opinion/craig-consid… @MelanieBennet_

A CRA audit tied the Muslim Association of Canada to the Muslim Brotherhood. A 2025 Vote Palestine drive won endorsements across 4 parties. Craig Considine and Sydney Rodman in MEF Online: Canada is the preview, and Jewish Americans are the test.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed — who has built his entire campaign around getting "money out of politics" — is set to attend a fundraiser at the West Hollywood home of billionaire George Soros' nephew, where guests can donate up to $57,800 to his victory fund. The event will be co-hosted by former Obama advisors and Pod Save America hosts Jon Favreau, Tom Vietor, and Ben Rhodes, alongside Hollywood power players. It comes as El-Sayed has repeatedly railed against the influence of corporations and billionaires in politics, once telling a crowd that billionaires couldn't name anything else they could buy with $100 million other than political power. El-Sayed's campaign deflected, pointing to Republican opponent Mike Rogers' own Big Pharma donations — but the optics of a "money out of politics" candidate raising funds at a Soros family home in California are hard to square. 👇 Full story here:

Another win for @meforum Middle East Forum spurs a call for investigation after documenting Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign operating inside a tax-exempt religious convention. (Link in next post)

Marxist theorist Antonio Gramsci wrote nearly 100 years ago that the war of ideas is won in people's everyday assumptions. In the West, those assumptions are now being influenced by the Muslim Brotherhood, I argue in @JNS_org w/ sociologist @CraigCons. jns.org/opinion/craig-consid…

Fadel Ashour is a Gazan psychiatrist who decries the "culture of death," long inculcated by Hamas, which has taken root among all sectors of Palestinian society. In this clip, he asks: How did Gazans, much like Germany in 1933, choose a leadership that went on to destroy their lives? He proceeds to prescribe what he sees as the only remedy: "We must transform ourselves" so we can rebuild, as “we need peace more than Israel does.”

It's not often (maybe never) That I cite the HuffPost positively They wrote what they thought was a hit piece on Middle East Forum @meforum It reads like an MEF press release showing a ton of places the research and data gathered has stopped Islamists from malign activities. MEF has stopped more than $2B in tax dollars from going to Islamist or terror-affiliated groups. They have also help identify academics and activists who have stepped well past free speech protections to support terror groups and incite violence. The recognition from the HuffPo is an homage to the good work MEF has been and is still doing against the Islamist enemy. I'll add a link in the next post.

🚨The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) reportedly engaged in prohibited activity on behalf of Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. I sent a letter to @SecScottBessent requesting the IRS investigate and complete a full review of ISNA’s tax-exempt status. Taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize a nonprofit acting like a campaign committee for the Red-Green Alliance.

This is happening in our backyard. El-Sayed received more than $115,000 from donors tied to CAIR, which was named in the Holy Land Foundation Hamas-financing case. His father-in-law serves on ISNA’s Founders Committee and served as president of CAIR-Michigan—organizations I exposed at my Senate hearing as part of a decades-long Muslim Brotherhood project to influence American politics from within. Michigan voters deserve a senator who puts their security first, not one financed by figures tied to that network.

Mahmoud Khalil’s lawsuit is a textbook example of radical lawfare: create chaos, intimidate opponents, then recast the agitators as victims and weaponize American civil-rights law against the institutions that tolerated them.