Israel Post @ISRpost

“Defend whatever Israel does, whatever or whomever it bombs, and then smear the journalists who dare report the casualties on the ground.” 🇮🇱🔺

Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan

a week ago

This soulless genocide apologist will defend whatever Israel does, whatever or whomever it bombs, and then smear journalists who dare report the casualties on the ground. And worse, the BBC internally were actually listening to and citing this guy. Disgusting all round.

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Israel has ELIMINATED Mohammed Ouda the new commander of Hamas's military wing and one of the last architects of the 10/7 massacre still alive. Follow: @ISRpost

This is because we blew up Gaza. Until October 8th, this guy and his congregation believed in coexistence and singing Kumbaya acapella.

GAZAWOOD - the PALLYWOOD saga @GAZAWOOD1

a week ago

Gaza cleric: "Brothers... STAB!! STAB the Jews!! The world calls us terrorists?? Exactly! Attack them in groups, CHOP THEM INTO BODY PARTS!!! This is Gaza - this is where Muhammad's Muslim soldiers live!" 👇

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@j_fishback Russian or Israeli honeypot?

@realityisaterf Trump is nothing more than an arab leader surrounded by sycophants telling him how wonderful, handsome and smart he is, while he's losing on every front Reminds me of how they described Saddam Hussein a weak man who believed himself to be a lion

Picture a lone squad patrolling the jungles of Vietnam. Suddenly, ambush fire erupts from beneath a dense tropical canopy. The soldiers hit the deck, airstrikes are scrambled, the dust settles, and a few more men are dead. It’s the definitive scene etched into the American collective trauma of Vietnam—an endless, attritional slog that systematically bled out the national will to fight. Swap the jungle for the rocky ridges and cedar forests, and you have Israel’s historical memory of southern Lebanon. Replace the sudden crack of an assault rifle with the persistent, electric whine of an unjammable drone, and you have the brutal reality on the ground today. Yesterday, that reality claimed Sgt. Nehoray Leizer, a 19-year-old combat engineer killed in southern Lebanon when an explosives-laden, fiber-optic drone slammed into his armored personnel carrier. Leizer is the 10th IDF soldier to fall since the start of this so-called “ceasefire”—and it is unlikely to stop at 10. In the diplomatic ether, Tehran is actively weaponizing this bloodshed. Iran is demanding that the emerging U.S.-Iran MOU guarantee an “all fronts” ceasefire, explicitly barring any loopholes for Israeli military operations in Lebanon. President Trump has thus far defended inserting language of the IDF’s right to strike back against “any threat” in the agreement, but that document and five dollars will get you a cup of coffee the second Trump decides Israeli operations are interfering with his Iran negotiations. The Israeli security establishment has informed Washington that it will outright refuse a return to the prewar status quo, insisting instead on retaining physical control over a 7-to-8 kilometer buffer zone carved inside the Lebanese border. But while that static strip of land might keep anti-tank missiles out of northern Israeli homes, it does nothing to stop the buzz and eventual explosions of drones in the zone itself. Anyone holding out hope for a heroic, eleventh-hour intervention by the Lebanese Armed Forces to swoop in and disarm Hezbollah is likely to be severely disappointed. If the deal imposes a ceasefire now, Hezbollah will only emerge emboldened. The Lebanese government was too terrified to confront a battered Hezbollah while the group’s Iranian patron was actively being dismantled. Now, with the very real prospect of an Iranian diplomatic and economic recovery on the horizon, the idea that Beirut will suddenly find the spine to reassert sovereign control over its own territory belongs solely to Western fantasy. While lamenting the crushing economic and human toll of the conflict last week, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun dramatically vowed to do “the impossible” to stop the fighting. Yet his actual framework for this “impossible” peace is little more than a wishlist of Israeli and American concessions: an IDF withdrawal, a ceasefire, the deployment of the LAF along the border, the return of displaced residents, and a bailout of foreign economic aid. Aoun claims his duty is “to choose what is least costly, in order to stop the war against Lebanon and its people.” But conspicuously absent from his “impossible” list is the one action that would fundamentally alter the reality on the ground: actually taking on Hezbollah. In the end, Beirut isn’t looking to end the proxy war; they are just asking the West to subsidize the aftermath. Everything balances on this deal and its immediate aftermath. If the negotiations fail, Israel will launch an offensive to clear the north. But if it succeeds, the war doesn’t end—it merely shifts into a race to define exactly how many bullets and drone strikes the ceasefire can physically bear. Tehran will undoubtedly underwrite Hezbollah’s campaign to violently expunge Israeli forces from their new southern Lebanese buffer zone. The only lingering question is whether Washington will back Israel’s inevitable response.

I know Miami preseason lighting anywhere

AVY3N, B.S. @avy3n

2 weeks ago

people really believe mike can't go under center lol

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למרות החסימות, למרות מדיניות האפרטהייד, 13 יהודים הצליחו להיכנס לשטח הר הבית בשבועות כדי להניף שם את קרבן שתי הלחם. בין העצורים: לפחות כהן אחד בבגדי כהונה. אשריכם צדיקים הנשכבים על הגדר עבור כולנו וסוללים את הדרך

@real_IHN_isback lolol This is how a Great Value country (walmart brand) operates. The insane thing is that they still haven't woken up and still think this shit is convincing to the europeans and the american left. They all spit on this post

Reminder that JFK funded Israel & liked Israel. “Israel will endure and flourish. It is the child of hope and the home of the brave.” - 1960 “The United States has a special relationship with Israel in the Middle East.” (After approving the first major U.S. arms sales to Israel, including missiles) “I believe in the right of Israel to live in peace and security.” - 1960 “The United States extends its warmest congratulations to the people of Israel… We remain committed to the preservation of Israel’s independence and integrity.” - 1963 “The security of Israel is a matter of deep concern to the United States.” - 1963 Even in his 1963 Dimona Letters, which people often show as Kennedy being anti-Israel, Kennedy says that "This (US) Government's commitment to and support of Israel remain firm..." The people who are like this are not even looking into their own stuff. They are simply latching onto basic headlines they hear. Literally low IQ cattle.

שאלתי את בנט: אני לא אאריך, אני מבקש להשמיע לך משו: (הקלטת בנט:)״ליברמן שמאלן, עבר מחנה. הוא נתקף בשנאה אישית לנתניהו, אני לא פסיכולוג שלו ולא מתעסק למה… השנאה מבעבעת בו, לא משנה לו ארץ ישראל, לא ביטחון, הוא יכתיר את לפיד ואת מרצ… המשמעות המעשית שהוא יילך גם עם הערבים. זה דבר לא נורמלי. הצד השני לגיטימי - אבל זה שמאל מלא מלא". שאלתי: מר בנט, אלו דברים שלך. האם טיבי הפך פתאום לחובב ציון, או שלפיד התמרכז ולא שמנו לב? בנט: השותף העיקרי של טיבי, זה ביבי... אני: תשתדל לא להגיד ביבי, מר בנט... הנוכחים בחדר סיעת יש עתיד זועמים ומוחים. אני: מר בנט, אפשר לענות גם בלי להגיד ביבי... הקטע המלא. תודה ליובל שגב על הצילום.

אני מתגעגע לעוצמה יהודית המתונה והממלכתית של ברוך מרזל

ברוך מרזל baruch marzel @baruch_marzel

2 weeks ago

זה מחלה, זה לא נישלט. כולם במפלגה יודעים את זה אבל כולם מפחדים ושותקים.

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I like what Ben Gvir did to the useful idiots. I don’t care what you think.

@IsraelMFA Who does this appeal too?

@AmitSegal Feeding the enemy resumes on Sunday…

An absurd situation—IDF soldiers were set to desecrate the holiday to deliver 600 aid trucks to Hamas, despite COGAT assessments that it already has a surplus of food and goods. MK Amit Halevi appealed to Defense Minister Israel Katz to keep crossings closed over Shavuot, as they are on Fridays/Saturdays—and were on a recent Arab holiday. Senior officials now say the crossing will remain closed, with clarification to be issued to troops.

DEAL OR NO DEAL When we suddenly hit the brakes and called off the planned military operation against the Iranian regime, it was clear that something was going on.  We gave the regime 2-3 days to come to some arrangement that presumably includes no nukes.  What does no nukes mean?  Are their scientists going to forget what they developed?  How long can we keep that in a box?  What happens to the enriched uranium? We are told: 1. they have enough to make 10 bombs in 11 days, and 2. that it takes a matter of weeks to further enrich uranium from 60% to 90% nuclear grade.  What about the plutonium, which no one is talking about?  And the ballistic missiles, that were destroying targets throughout the Middle East?  And the range of those missiles, which can now hit Europe?  We didn't even know how far those missiles could reach.  I guess all of this will change?  The Iranian regime that kicked out inspectors, hid their activities, and violated every single agreement it ever signed, will have changed because of our military actions?  Honestly, does this act or sound like a regime that is defeated or cares about death?  For some reason, the West cannot get its collective head around the fact that the Iranian regime's mindset is not one of mutual existence.  It is a religious, extremist, fundamentalist cult that insists on conquering or destroying all those who do not bend to its ideology. They have told us this.  They have written this.  They preach this.  It is in their books, pamphlets, sermons, etc.  It is a revolution without borders, not merely one nation among others.  Haven't we learned this by now?  Many Americans have been killed during the last 47-years as a result of the regime's ambitions.  My greatest concern has always been enforcement, which has not been discussed much even after all of this time.  If there is a deal, whatever deal it is, perhaps the greatest deal in the history of deals, again, the regime cheats, lies, and hides what it is doing.  Our intel and satellites simply cannot catch all of it.  And if we find violations, then what?  "Well, we'll hit them again, Mark."  Is that what we did before Trump?  Does anyone believe that's what we will do after Trump?  Is that what a Gavin Newsom or Kamala Harris or the rest of the Democrats would do if one of them became president?  Heck, even Republican presidents did not act.  For crying out loud, look at all the noise, the appeasers, the pacificists, the isolationists, etc.  These are loud movements in our politics and government.  And look at the reaction to the temporary increase in a gallon of gasoline.  Would we have the will even a few years from now? And what of Hezbollah, still a potent terrorist force?  And what of Hamas?  The Iranian regime will promise not to support them?  My response: is the Brooklyn Bridge still for sale?  And how do we stop the regime if it funds them anyway?  What will we do?  And the Iranian people?  What of them?  "They should rise up," it is said.  Well, they did.  Without arms.  And they paid a horrendous price and still are.  I can only imagine what more would be done to them. Of course, the Europeans will be useless, as they are now.  Even with detente with China and something like it with Russia, they still will provide support to the Iranian regime.  So will North Korea.  We have no control over their sabotage of any deal.  This all must be considered. And the Democrats, always desperate for a political opportunity, will ask rhetorically, "why did we go to war," "this is Obama 2.0," "we wasted billions for nothing," "Trump is a TACO," and on and on.  I can hear it now.  The truth won't matter.  The spin will be constant.  Of course, if the Democrats had their way, the Iranian regime would already have nuclear weapons.  But none of that will matter.  This could be very damaging for the mid-term elections, despite all the demands for "off-ramps."  Yet, the problem is the regime itself, is it not?  How do we contain it if it survives? To be absolutely clear, I have no inside information. In fact, as far as I know at the end of another 2-3 days of negotiations military action against the regime will resume.  But it's very important to think about these issues and much more.

Nick Fuentes calls Tucker Carlson FAKE and hilariously impersonates him "Dude, you're worth like $100M, F*GGOT—'I just like fishing and going to Saudi Arabia!'"

🇮🇱✡️ — PHOTO: Moshiach patches distributed to soldiers outside Prison 10, the IDF’s main military jail, today amid the ongoing controversy over a soldier punished for wearing one on his uniform last week.