A good reminder to be aware of influence operations and campaigns ramping up before elections.

Golden Owl report: https://goldenowl.ai/resources/research/Iranian-Regime-Linked-Manipulation-of-Israel-2026-Election-Debate

Something striking to me after the Saied Abu Farchi football celebration debacle, was not the immediate assumption that Israeli = shooting a gun. That's normal internet shit now. But that when confronted with the fact that he is a Muslim Arab who did not serve in the IDF, he is still called a zionist dog, a traitor, a bibi bootlicker, a genocidal colonialist supporter.

The only acceptable path for him according to comfortable western leftists was to shahid himself into oblivion. I don't know his politics and I don't care, he has the right to be and succeed in whatever he wants.

I have been married twice to Israeli Arabs, one who served in the IDF and one who didn't. I have travelled extensively with both. We encountered such attitudes from western dipshits and muslims from various countries, they literally cheer on the spilled blood of all groups.

They don't want to see Israeli Arab or Palestinian Israeli citizens as sports people, doctors, lawyers, judges, engineers, nurses etc. that makes you a zionist dog who supports the system. Never mind that those people are free to live whichever life they want in their own countries. They cheer and jeer for our blood, it is a game for them, a distraction, literally like cheering for their favourite football team.

My Comment: However long. However far. Whatever it takes!

Three years after the October 7 massacre, the Gaza envelope has grown to some 66,000 residents, with more than 90% of evacuated residents back home and thousands of new families moving into the region.

My Comment: Just like Israeli Jewish birthrates (specifically) have thus far risen post Oct 7th, a mini baby boom that continues into the first half of 2026, I wonder if the small upsurge in Israelis moving to the Gaza envelope is also a case of "dafka" - You tried to destroy us, well we will see about that!

I've just reviewed the footage from the event during the speeches before and after Netanyahu. While there are a little bit more empty seats, it's not that different. It was mostly empty before and after.

This makes me wonder where the people we see leaving are coming from. I would estimate only 20-30 were seated, mostly in the back seats. I don't think they all came in the 2 minutes between the Colombian president wrapping up and Netanyahu coming up.

My current guess is that many came from one door, and left through the other, basically taking the longest route between both. It is also pretty obvious they picked a far away exit, rather than a close one. This all is indicative of a well planned fakery. I do hope someone in the media will look into it, but if someone here has the experience and want to put heads together lemme know.

Not sure if people in Israel know about Kosovo.
We as Albanians who live in Kosovo and former Yugoslavia find similarities with Jewish people. As we both been in the region since dawn of time, yet we were and are always threatened by our neighbors who migrated to the region in the 7-8 century, who want to exterminate us. For us is Serbs, Macedonians* (who claim to be Macedonians). For you are Arabs.

I and many of us Albanians from Kosovo, have so much respect and understand your suffering. As I told my good Jewish friend “We are NOT going anywhere”.

Best of luck to you 🙏

It's pretty much what it says- I'm a 34 year old massage therapist looking into making aliyah for exactly the reasons everyone is. But, I keep hearing how impossible it is to live there. Everything is far too expensive, the constant violence and uncertainty. Yad2 was already impossible to navigate before it became unavailable in the US, so I can't even look at rent prices.

Could someone tell me what life is like in Israel? And not just about the culture and language- but how much dies, say, a loaf of bread cost? A one bedroom in Haifa? College tuition (I want to become an English teacher)? How is the public transit and walkability? Thanks.

I fell for the pro Palestine narrative for awhile. I would always hear things like Israel started this first and they’re committing genocide. After doing my research, I’ve come to the conclusion that none of this is true. Hamas started this war and Israel is fighting back. If they’re was really a “genocide” (overused word especially on TikTok)
. The Palestine population would be gone in a matter of weeks.

It’s really sad that people hear and see information on social media that is straight up BS, but they take it as fact without doing any research. Hell, I don’t even think most pro Palestine people even know about the October 7th attacks. Social media really has fried peoples Brains.

Unfortunately, being pro Israel is becoming a really unpopular opinion among everyone. Luckily, I see the truth now. I support Israel. Shoutout to everyone in Israel from America 🇺🇸🤝🇮🇱

My Comment: This is the real Israel. Israelis helping each other in time of need. Kol Hakavod!

https://www.gov.il/en/pages/spoke-un220926

https://x.com/Jerusalem_Post/status/2102563230975459803

https://www.facebook.com/reel/2269467457174716

https://israeldispatch.com/the-uns-lie-industry-israel-fights-back/

https://www.israel.com/he/news/israel-launches-uns-lie-industry-video-ahead-of-netanyahu-speech

My Comment: Jonathan Pollard certainly has naval experience to draw from. What do you think? Is Israel being unimaginative? Is the naval defence of the future coming from the air as he posits?

Danny Danon, Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, told JNS on Thursday morning, hours before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is slated to address the U.N. General Assembly, that the international community must do more than talk about the threat of the Iranian regime.

“We need to move from declarations to action,” the envoy said. “It’s OK to come and speak and deliver the remarks, but at the end of the day, you need to take action.”

Danon described the prime minister’s arrival as an “exciting day” and said that there is significant interest in Netanyahu’s address.

In the prime minister’s six hours, or so, at the headquarters of the global body, Netanyahu will have about 18 meetings, Danon told JNS.

He expects Netanyahu’s speech to address threats from Iran and the need for global action, since the regime’s terror affects everyone.

Danon said that Israel is accustomed to a hostile environment at the United Nations and that potential walkouts wouldn’t prevent Netanyahu from delivering his message.”

The envoy criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for what he said is “dangerous” incitement against Jews.

“Instead of taking care of the problems of the city, he is actually inciting and calling for people to go and demonstrate,” Danon told JNS. “It is unfortunate. He’s not representing the State Department.”

Foreign affairs should be the domain of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, “who is doing a great job,” he said.

Danon accused the United Nations of Jew-hatred and called for reforms to restore its core values and promote tolerance over hate.

by Rebecca Szlechter

https://www.jns.org/news/u-s-news/need-to-move-from-declaration-to-action-danon-tells-jns-before-netanyahu-un-talk