Researchers have discovered unusual trading patterns in Israeli stocks in the days before the October 7 terror attacks, suggesting that some owners of Israeli assets knew about the attacks and may be senior Hamas operatives.Continue Reading
Israel brought its negotiators home from Qatar after the ceasefire with Hamas collapsed. An Israeli official told the Financial Times, “This will be a very long war.”
Two missiles were fired at the USS Mason by Houthi forces in the Red Sea Sunday, threatening to escalate the Israel-Hamas conflict into a regional war.
Forty Israelis held hostage by Hamas since October 7 have been freed in a one-for-three swap for prisoners detained by Israel for security reasons. Meanwhile, the Houthis in control of Yemen have hijacked three cargo ships in the Red Sea linked to Israel.
The Washington Post named a colonel in the Ukrainian military as the man behind the bombing of the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russian and Germany last September. This is a major shift in the narrative.Continue Reading
Two big stories this week: Joe Biden is accused of war crimes for supporting Israel by State Department employees, and the scope of government efforts to control the narrative on social media is even bigger than we thought.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced this week that her state is collecting data from social media platforms to combat “hate speech” and antisemitism.
Photographers for Associated Press and Reuters were embedded with Hamas when the terrorists entered Israel from Gaza and killed 1,400 civilians Oct. 7. How did they know to be there?
Democrats are in panic mode after a New York Times poll published Sunday showed Donald Trump leading in five of six key swing states. If the 2024 election was held today, Trump would win bigly.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas survived an assassination attempt Tuesday by a group calling itself Sons of Abu Jandal. The group demanded that Abbas declare war on Israel and tried to kill him when he didn’t.