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VIDEO – MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT EXPLAINED – PRAGER U

Thursday, January 11th, 2024

 

VIDEO – PRAGER U 

The Middle East Conflict Explained

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VIDEO – A VIEW FROM ISRAEL WITH GADI ADELMAN

Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024

 

Thanks to Dee Sams for sharing this very interesting and informative  video.  As many of you will remember, Gadi lived in Raleigh, NC and left his life here in the states after the  October 7 massacre  to go back to Israel to join in the fight against Hamas.  Nancy  
Our friend Mark Sutherland of Scotland interviewed Gadi Adelman today on the history of the Middle East, Israel and the current war – great talk about the history and current war there now. Feel free to forward this out, and you can follow Gadi on his facebook page where he does daily videos from Israel.  Dee Sams
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SEXUAL ATROCITIES OF THE OCTOBER 7 ATTACK

Monday, January 1st, 2024

 

Thanks to Pat Murray for sharing this insightful article re the October 7 massacre with us.  Pay special attention to the Excerpt from this article.  It explains the viscous  mindset of Hamas..  Liberal women of America – where are you ?  Nancy  P.S.  How many of these viscous Hamas  killers of women have come into our country through our open border?  I have read that gun sales for women in America have sky rocketed.  If you already do not have a means to protect yourself, you might want to think about how best you can do so. 

EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE: 

Hamas fighters appear to have intended the rapes of women mostly as physical degradation, a form of torture before execution. Raping men could have served the same purpose, or been excused that way.

So. Why? Why single out women for this special abuse?

And the answer appears to be that the men of Gaza bore a particular rage for these women who lived free and secular lives – in particular the teens and twenty- and thirty-something women they captured at the Nova rave.

The freedom of these women, in particular their sexual freedom, became worthy of the most hellish punishment (un)imaginable. They were unworthy even of being vessels for children. And so they weren’t bred. Instead their sexual organs were mutilated and their bodies desecrated even as they were raped – and sometimes further after they had been killed.

That radical Islamist culture is incompatible with Western society is not a surprise, not to anyone who was awake for the atrocities ISIS committed. Yet even by those standards Oct. 7 must serve as a warning.

And women’s groups globally, including Muslim groups, are fools to ignore it – as they largely have. By failing to speak out and press less radical Muslim leaders to condemn the violence, they are setting the stage for their own degradation tomorrow.

For these were Jewish women, yes.

But Jewish is the adjective. Women is the noun.

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VIDEO – CAROLINE GLICK – EXPOSING THE ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCE’S INTELLIGENCE FAILURES OF OCTOBER 7

Friday, December 1st, 2023

 

VIDEO  CAROLINE GLICK – EXPOSING THE ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCE’S (IDF) INTELLIGENCE FAILURE OF OCTOBER 7
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The Israeli government is going to have to make some changes in the IDF General Staff if we want to win this war. And the West is going to have to make some changes in the way that it does things if it wants to survive.
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CAROLINE B. GLICK

Caroline Glick was born in Chicago and made aliya to Israel in 1991, after receiving her BA in Political Science from Columbia University.  She joined the IDF that summer and served as an officer for more than five years. As an IDF captain from 1994 to 1996, she served as coordinator of negotiations with the PLO in the office of the Coordinator of Government Activities in Judea, Samaria and Gaza. After leaving the IDF at the end of 1996, she worked as the assistant to the director general of the Israel Antiquities Authority. She then returned to geo-politics serving as assistant foreign policy advisor to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu from 1997 to1998.

From 1998 to 2000, Caroline went back to the US where she received a Master’s degree in Public Policy from Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government in June 2000.  In the summer of 2000 she returned to Israel and began writing at the Hebrew newspaper Makor Rishon; she served as chief diplomatic commentator and edited magazine supplements on strategic issues for Makor Rishon until March 2002.  In March 2002, she accepted the position of deputy managing editor of The Jerusalem Post.
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HORRIFIC IMAGES FROM OCT 7 HAMAS ATTACK ON ISRAEL

Thursday, November 16th, 2023

 

THE DAILY SIGNAL

I Watched Raw Footage From Hamas Attack on Israel. It Was the Most Graphic Thing I Have Ever Seen.

Virginia Allen @Virginia_Allen5 /  November 16, 2023

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VIDEO – THE TUNNELS OF HAMAS

Saturday, November 11th, 2023

 

VIDEO – THE TUNNELS OF HAMAS
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A vast network of tunnels built by Hamas is estimated to stretch for hundreds of kilometers beneath Gaza, hiding militants, their rocket arsenal, and the survivors among more than 200 hostages taken after the October 7 terrorist attack on Israel. Watch how Israel’s Special ‘Weasels’ Commandos will tackle Hamas’ spider web of ‘dark and claustrophobic’ tunnels.

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MOOLAH FROM MULLLAHS TO OUR AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

Wednesday, November 8th, 2023

 

Joel KotkinMarshall Toplansky

Moolah from Mullahs

Arab countries are bankrolling American colleges and universities
October 31, 2023

For decades, China and Middle Eastern autocracies have been pouring billions of dollars into American and other foreign universities. Such funds support students from their countries but can also support academic programs that propagate these countries’ world views.

China’s so-called Confucius Institutes, for instance, which push the Chinese Communist Party’s agenda on college campuses and seek access to U.S. technological prowess, have garnered much international attention. Including these institutes and other efforts, China contributed $1.2 billion to American colleges between 2014 and 2020. It has spent roughly another $1 billion since 2020.

Middle Eastern countries’ donations draw much less attention. Between 2014 and 2020, Muslim-majority countries together donated $4.86 billion to American higher-educational institutions, representing 29 percent of all foreign donations.

Qatar and Saudi Arabia were responsible for much of this largesse. The two countries together invested $3.7 billion in American higher education and were cumulatively responsible for 2,303 grants, gifts, and contracts, of which 422 exceeded $1 million and 17 exceeded $50 million in value. Most of the largest gifts came from Qatar to Cornell and Carnegie Mellon.

Qatar’s role is particularly troubling, since the country is often an ally to both Iran and Hamas. The country also backs other terrorist groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood, and is home to the most important Middle Eastern media outfit, Al Jazeera. Along with Saudi Arabia, Qatar is among the largest donors to Palestinian organizations and causes.

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THE GLOBAL WAR ON JEWS – WALL STREET JOUIRNAL

Tuesday, October 31st, 2023

 

The Global War on the Jews

Anti-Semitism surges, even in the West, which shows why Israel exists.

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board  October 31, 2023

The Islamist group and its Western enablers are pursuing or justifying a genocidal war against Jews, not merely a territorial dispute with Israel. And since Western governments too often seem unable to protect the Jewish minorities in their midst, Israel must defend itself as the only safe home for the Jewish people.

This weekend hundreds of rioters in Dagestan, Russia, stormed an airport in search of Jewish travelers. Mobs raided hotels in other parts of the North Caucasus looking for Jews, and a Jewish community center under construction in the city of Nalchik was the target of an apparent attack.

Germany has witnessed a spate of anti-Semitic incidents, including an attack with Molotov cocktails against a synagogue in Berlin on Oct. 18. Some Jews found Stars of David painted on their homes, an echo of the Nazi persecution. German politicians have been forceful in their denunciations, but apparently not forceful enough in their policing.

Two Jewish schools in London closed for a period over safety concerns, and some British Jews no longer feel safe wearing visible symbols of their faith. They’re probably right to worry the state can’t protect them. Tens of thousands of protesters in London over three successive weekends called for “jihad” and chanted “from the river to the sea,” a demand for the erasure of Israel and by extension its citizens. A crowd in Sydney, Australia, chanted “gas the Jews” after the Hamas attack.

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2 VIDEOS MARK LEVIN SAT AND SUN SHOWS

Monday, October 30th, 2023

 

VIDEO Life, Liberty & Levin  Saturday  October 28, 2023
VIDEO – Life, Liberty ^ Levin  Sunday, October 29, 2023
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DAR AL HARB VS DAR AL ISLAM

Sunday, October 22nd, 2023

 

For us to understand why Islam commits  murderous acts on Jews and any other group of people who do not live under Islamic law (Sharia Law), we need to know the basis of their religion (ideology).   Nancy

Dar al-Harb vs. Dar al-Islam

Peace, War, and Politics

A crucial distinction made in Islamic theology is that between Dar al-Harb and Dar al-Islam. What do these terms mean and how does it influence and affect Muslim nations and extremists? These are important questions to ask and understand given the turbulent world we live in today.

 

What Do Dar al-Harb and Dar al-Islam Mean?

To put it simply, Dar al-Harb is understood as “territory of war or chaos.” This is the name for the regions where Islam does not dominate and where divine will is not observed. It is, therefore, where continuing strife is the norm.

By contrast, Dar al-Islam is a “territory of peace.” This is the name for those territories where Islam does dominate and where submission to God is observed. It is where peace and tranquility reign.

 

The Political and Religious Complications

The distinction is not quite as simple as it may appear at first. For one thing, the division is regarded as legal rather than theological. Dar al-Harb is not separated from Dar al-Islam by things like the popularity of Islam or divine grace. Rather, it is separated by the nature of the governments which have control over a territory.

Muslim-majority nation not ruled by Islamic law is still Dar al-Harb. A Muslim-minority nation ruled by Islamic law could qualify as being part of Dar al-Islam.

Wherever Muslims are in charge and enforce Islamic law, there is also Dar al-Islam. It doesn’t matter so much what people believe or have faith in, what matters is how people behave. Islam is a religion focused more upon proper conduct (orthopraxy) than on proper beliefs and faith (orthodoxy).

Islam is also a religion that has never had an ideological or theoretical place for a separation between the political and the religious spheres. In orthodox Islam, the two are fundamentally and necessarily linked. That’s why this division between Dar al-Harb and Dar al-Islam is defined by political control rather than religious popularity.

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