WATCH: President Donald Trump thanks and congratulates PM Netanyahu❗️ President Trump thanks the Israeli military for the wonderful job they've done 🇮🇱 newsrael.com/posts/pvjkon2hd… #Trump #Trump_Nobel_Peace #Israel #IDF #Iran

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Thank you @MorEdge_Insight for sharing this new iteration the title fraud scam, Islamist style. I guess in this false narrative they even deny their own Quran (5:21, 17:104, 7:137, 26:59 and 10:93.), which confirms the Jewish people's title to Israel as well as the Bible. academia.edu/108465878/The_M…. Consider too, The Mount of Olives Jewish Cemetery is more than 3,000 years old. No comparable Arab cemetery in Israel; oldest is 11th century. Other documentary sources confirming Jewish presence in Israel include: 9th-century BCE Tel Dan Inscription, which references the House of David. 9th-century Mesha Stele, which references the House of David. 4th century BCE, Menander, a Greek historian. 4th century, Hecataeus of Abdera, a Greek historian. 3rd century BCE, Berossus, of Babylon. 3rd–2nd century BCE, Aristeas, a Greek official in the court of Ptolemy II, in Egypt. 1st century BCE, Cicero, a Roman statesman. 1st century BCE, Edict of Augustus. 1st century, Strabo, a Greek geographer. 1st century, Tacitus, a Roman historian. 1st century, Arch of Titus. 1st century, Plutarch, a Greek Historian. 2nd century, Cassius Dio, a Roman Historian. 3rd century, Eusebius, a Greek Christian Historian and Bishop of Caesarea. More than a dozen Islamic Hadiths. 9th-century Muhammad ibn Jair Al-Tabari. The 9th- or 10th-century Nuba inscription noted above. 10th-century geographer and Jerusalem resident, Muhammad ibn Ahmad Shams al-Din al-Muqaddasi. 11th-century Abu Bakr Muhammad Ahmad al-Wasiti. 12th-century geographer Muhamad al-Idrisi. 12th-century geographer Yaqut al Hamawi. 13th-century theologian, Ahmad ibn Taymiyyah. 14th-century historian, Abd al Rahman ibn Khaldun. 15th-century historian Mujir al-Din. 15th-century Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti. There is also a substantial and growing body of compelling archeological evidence of the Jewish presence in Israel that is undeniable, including the following: 8th century BCE, Hezekiah stone tablet inscription. 8th century BCE, Isaiah Seal. 8th century BCE, King Hezekiah Seal. Temple Warning Inscriptions (one of the two found) discovered by French archeologist, Charles Simon Clermont-Ganneau, in 1871; it warns gentiles not to enter further into the Temple compound. Josephus reports that slabs were found at regular intervals along the balustrade, in Greek and Latin, warning of the law of purification and that no foreigner was permitted to enter the holy place. Beit HaTekia Inscription found by archeologist Prof. Dr. Benjamin Mazar, in 1972, which, in Hebrew, said, “lebeit hatekia lehachriz”, which means, to the house of blowing (of the trumpets) to announce. The Mishna and Talmud record the custom of sounding trumpet blasts from the Temple Mount to announce, among other things, the Sabbath (to alert people to stop work), Holidays and certain sacrificial and other rituals. The lower course of the Eastern Wall of the Temple Mount, north and south of the Golden Gates, which are from the First Temple period (i.e., Solomon’s Temple). High Priest’s (Kohen Gadol’s) golden bell, found by Archeologist Eli Shukron, in 2011. It is dated from the Second Temple period and is believed to be one of the bells described in the Bible, which were sewn into the bottom hem of the High Priest’s robe (Me’il). The Herodian Stones, comprising the retaining wall of the Temple Mount, including the extensive portions below the present grade level, which can be seen in the Museum of the Western Wall, adjacent to the Western Wall. Similarly, the Herodian architecture and art, including in the entry halls of the Double Gate, under the Al-Aqsa Mosque structure, which was a part of the two sets of southern gates, known as the Hulda Gates and referenced in the Mishna. A water cistern at the southeast corner of the Temple Mount platform, near Robinson’s Arch, dated back to the First Temple Period. Seals and pottery shards, dating back to the time of King Solomon (10th to 9th centuries BCE), as well as, those from the First Temple period generally, including seals inscribed as belonging to the Immer family, a well-known priestly family from the First and beginning of the Second Temple period, found by the Temple Mount Sifting Project. Also found by the Temple Mount Sifting Project are silver half shekel coins from the Second Temple period, many of which seem to be burnt, presumably, from the fire that led to the destruction of the Second Temple. Stone tiles, dated to the late Second Temple period, based on parallels to Herodian palaces of the period, found by the Temple Mount Sifting Project. Wooden beams dating back to the First and Second Temple periods were found repurposed as beams and as bond timbers in the Al-Aqsa Mosque, when it was seriously damaged in earthquakes and rebuilt. A Second Temple era Mikvah (Ritual Bath) was found under the Al-Aqsa Mosque, when it was being rebuilt after the earthquake that seriously damaged it in 1927. This is in addition to the two others previously identified on the Temple Mount. Remains of a defensive wall, dating back approximately 3,000 years ago, to King Solomon’s reign, situated on the edge of Jerusalem, between the Temple Mount and the City of David. Pilgrimage Road, built by King Herod to ascend from the Pool of Siloam, where would ritually purify themselves on route, to the Second Temple on the Temple Mount. This and other indisputable facts are described in my book, Because It's Just and Right. Here's a link: amazon.com/Because-Its-Just-…

Shabbat Shalom & Chag Sukkot Sameach.Spread the good vibrations.We're grateful we're given a new lease on life on Yom Kippur. It's time to celebrate Sukkot.Spice it up by singing upbeat holiday tunes & with a pithy Dvar Torah.Experience the joy of Sukkot. blogs.timesofisrael.com/good…

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You have to get it through your brain that Islam doesn't only celebrate the death of infidels Islam literally celebrates the death of their own children A shaheed (martyrdom) culture is incompatible with life Not just Western life — it's incompatible with all life

“I’ve never said I’m pro-Israel. I’ve never said I’m pro-Jewish. I’m just pro-humanity.” Chris Campbell, “The Babka King,” says he’s featured 50–60 different cultures—and while everyone appreciated being represented, the Jewish and Israeli communities responded differently. They didn’t just say thank you. They welcomed him in. “Come for Shabbat. Come visit. Come check us out.” “All I’ve ever done is say, hey, the babka is good.” Sometimes treating people like everyone else tells you more than you expected. Watch @Chriscaresnone on The Rabbi’s Table. piped.video/81X8aVt9rSA

.@EmmanuelMacron From the president of a country, one expects a professional staff to fact-check a speech before it is delivered to the world. It is one thing to blurt out a foolish line and get caught on camera. It is another thing entirely to stand before the world and recite a falsehood that even a free AI chatbot would have refused to write. France, God willing, is heading for change. Until then, here is the record of Hamas in Judea and Samaria. 🚨 Since 1990, Hamas has carried out more than 80 lethal terrorist attacks originating in or directed from Judea and Samaria, murdering more than 350 Israeli civilians.‼️ The five examples below are not the full list. They are only the most familiar cases. 🚨 1994–1997: Hamas suicide bombers from Judea and Samaria strike Afula, Hadera, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. More than 80 civilians murdered. 🚨 2001–2003: Dolphinarium, Sbarro and the Park Hotel massacre, directed from Nablus: 66 civilians. Add Cafe Moment, Matza, Pat Junction, Jerusalem Bus 2, Beersheba and the other Hamas bombings launched from Judea and Samaria in those years: more than 250 civilians murdered in this wave alone. 🚨 2014: A Hamas cell from Hebron kidnaps and murders Eyal Yifrach, Gilad Shaar and Naftali Fraenkel. 3 civilians murdered. 🚨 2015: Hamas cells from Judea and Samaria murder Eitam and Naama Henkin, and Malachi Rosenfeld. 3 civilians murdered. 🚨 2023: The Shin Bet ties Hamas’s Judea and Samaria headquarters to a series of deadly attacks, including Eli and Huwara. At least 8 Israelis were murdered. This is a conservative undercount. It counts civilians only and excludes members of the security forces. It also excludes attacks by Fatah’s Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Hamas operations originating in Gaza or abroad. Honte à vous, Emmanuel. Honte à vous.

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Yom Kippur begins this evening. Gmar Chatima Tova.The mysterious Yom Kippur ritual,involving the Ish Iti,isn't about a scapegoat.Rather,it challenges notion that life is a collection of coincidences animated by chance.Divine providence guides us.blogs.timesofisrael.com/a-ma…

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Even before his powerful song (which our Cantor will be singing at Rosh HaShanah services), @BoyGeorge has always been a man of courage and integrity. May he always be blessed with safety, good health, prosperity, love, and peace! pjmedia.com/rabbi-michael-ba…

Have we lost something by replacing storytelling with screens and AI? On The Rabbi’s Table, @andrewklavan explains why stories have always been central to how human beings understand the world. “We live forward, but we understand backward.” When we look back on our lives, we see a narrative, a story. And storytelling communicates something that facts, technology, and even ChatGPT cannot: the internal experience of being human. Jesus taught through parables for a reason. Stories can reach places that arguments and information cannot. Perhaps that is why generations raised on stories were more naturally drawn toward the mystery of God—and why something is lost when we stop telling them.

60,000+ Americans legally live in Judea & Samaria plus those in Jerusalem.The 1924 Anglo-American Convention assures their right to live there. Oslo II also permits building & living there. Nazi inspired BDS has not resulted in peace. Israel's sovereignty is undeniable. israelnationalnews.com/news/… BDS only hurts everyone, including Palestinian Arabs. 90+% of PA exports are to Israel and 50+% of its imports.See: jns.org/the-palestinian-bds-… If Israel were to respond to BDS in kind it would have devastating effect on PA. The blatant hypocrisy of BDS is nauseating. Why not let everyone get along. There is also the US Anti-Boycott law, which prohibits discrimination.israelnationalnews.com/news/… Obstacle to peace is not enforcing binding agreements & law. Must hold PA & Hamas accountable for malign activities.Appeasement is a failed policy. US should cut aid to PA per Taylor Force Act until ends pay to slay & enforce Freedom from Religious Persecution Act of 1998 against PA. amazon.com/Because-Its-Just-…

Rosh Hashana-The challenge of change. May everyone’s journey of repentance be blessed with success. Best wishes for a happy, healthy and blessed New Year, free from threats to our safety as Jews. jns.org/opinion/leonard-grun…

"Twenty-five years ago, as a boy in Amman, I cheered when the towers fell. Today I am a proud infidel...” natlawreview.com/press-relea…

The Iranian terror regime celebrating the UK Labour Government’s measures against Israel as the “beginning of the end of Israel” should be a glaring warning. Iranian state media is openly portraying Labour’s measures as vindication of the regime’s strategy against Israel. When a jihadist regime is celebrating your foreign policy, something has gone fundamentally wrong.

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Over 100,000 freedom lovers have signed the petition to ban jihadi Mamdani from the 9/11 ceremony. Have you? It's a memorial, not a victory lap. change.org/p/please-sign-to-…

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If I wanted to weaken America, I would weaken the right And that’s how you understand Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens