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The director behind "What Is A Woman" is about to drop a new documentary about the operation that exploded thousands of pagers in the pockets of Hezbollah terrorists.
"Paging Hezbollah" will feature firsthand accounts from both Benjamin Netanyahu and the former head of the Mossad.
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Huge and important development regarding the antisemitic @APA.
What an extraordinary day for @usedgov, under leadership of @EDSecMcMahon @Linda_McMahon, sending a powerful message not only to the APA but to the entire higher education field: anti-Semitism will not be tolerated. Kudos to NACIQI, incl. @jaypgreene @AdamKissel Robert Eitel. Kudos also to my colleagues at @brandeiscenter for their extraordinary work on this, incl. Deena Margolies @kpbarall Jimmy Brandt Rebecca Harris Denise Katz-Prober Omer Wiczyk. lnkd.in/eAc_vKBc
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Ilya Shapiro retweeted
If the courts keep saying you’re wrong about the Fourth Amendment, then maybe the problem is with you, not the courts.
Cops keep carving out tech exceptions to the Fourth Amendment—and courts are giving them their blessing.
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Ilya Shapiro retweeted
Hey @grok, which American universities have partnerships with Al-Nablus University?
Al-Nablus University in the West Bank sets up an exhibition celebrating the 9 August bombing of a Sbarro restaurant in Israel, in which 16 civilians were killed.
The Palestinian Authority makes the effort to build a mock Sbarro storefront and include props of mutilated body parts, to trumpet the perceived success of Palestinian resistance against Israel.
Visitors are required to walk over Israeli and American flags to enter and leave the exhibition.
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Ilya Shapiro retweeted
American politics needs a sensible center willing to call balls and strikes, but you’re not going to find it at @BulwarkOnline.
It’s profoundly ironic—and frankly depressing—that a publication founded by "Never Trump" Republicans, ostensibly to restore norms and respectability to the right, has descended into mocking a Venezuelan immigrant’s accent.
His offense? Arguing that it might be preferable to keep one of the Senate’s most moderate, Trump-skeptical Republicans rather than elect a far-left Democrat backed by the DSA.
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I don't think the New York Times coverage of gender clinic closures is that bad. What's missing, however, is genuine curiosity about why the hospitals agreed to settle.
This was not a decision taken lightly. It's fair to assume that gender clinicians and their allies within these hospitals, especially those located in blue states, face little-to-no opposition from other doctors or administrators.
It's also known that hospitals went to the mat to fight closure efforts previously. That's Exhibit A. So, what's changed? Why the seeming capitulation now?
Enter Exhibit B: mounting evidence of billing fraud, which comes from 3 sources.
(1) Inferentially, from billing of puberty blockers for treatment of central precocious (abnormally early) puberty in 14- and 15-year-olds.
(2) From gender clinicians and quasi-medical groups like WPATH, which has openly and explicitly recommended using "endocrine disorder" when billing for medical interventions in minors without an endocrine disorder (although they are likely to develop such a disorder as a result of treatment).
(3) From court records in resolved qui tam lawsuits (e.g., in Texas) that show evidence of False Claims Act violations.
The combination of these easily verifiable sources, together with the unexpected willingness of blue state hospitals to settle with the DOJ, should trigger curiosity about the leverage the DOJ actually had over NYU, Mt. Sinai, and other hospitals.
It seems highly implausible that hospitals in New York, with Letitia James and Mamdani paying close attention, would shutter their clinics and pay out millions of $ unless the DOJ had court-proof evidence of billing fraud.
Also, it's September 2026, and the New York Times still hasn't done an investigative report on how major medical associations and scientific journals have promoted misinformation and stifled debate on youth gender medicine.
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"Schindler's List" does not empathize with the Nazis. But if you want to understand how many Jews may have complicated feelings towards them, this movie can help.
What a sick headline from The Economist.
Many of the Israelis slaughtered on October 7 were friends with the Gazans that maimed, murdered and raped them, and dedicated their lives to assisting and helping the people of Gaza. They were not spared.
The truth is, that Israelis are empathetic and never wanted the war that Hamas forced on them via their killing and kidnapping rampage - and by embedding their terror apparatus under homes, schools and hospitals across Gaza.
Whenever there has been a credible peace deal on the table with any of its neighbors, Israel has signed it. Israelis want peace, but more than that, they want to be live.
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I’m opposed to cancel culture except for this sentiment. #EndlessSummer
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I wish he would stop pulling punches.
Argentina's President Javier Milei used his time in front of the UN Assembly to say the UN is useless. "This has become a useless organization whose only purpose is to sustain a cast of fatally arrogant parasites masquerading as well-meaning bureaucrats."
Now that's telling them like it is!
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I wish! @flocksafety hit me up - based on what @TheMossadIL pays me, $7,000 seems to be the going rate.
I suspect we’d find an entity with a financial interest in flock is directly funding those folks’ positive statements. 🤷♂️
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Bravo! Viva La libertad carajo!!
.@JMilei speaking at the UN:
“The United Nations 🇺🇳 is a useless organization, feeding a caste of fatally arrogant parasites disguised as well-intentioned bureaucrats.” 🤣
LEGEND 👑
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Ilya Shapiro retweeted
An enterprising Arlington white DWI defendant has an exceedingly rare selective prosecution argument available here.
🚨Arlington County won't pursue DWI charges for DACA recipients.
Dehghani-Tafti testified that her office's policy is to find a resolution or shift to a "lateral charge" so DACA recipients don't lose their status.
How does this make residents of Arlington County safer?
It doesn't.
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