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Israel’s entire Home Front Command lit up. Every alert zone from Upper Galilee to the Central Negev flagged for potential impact. From Metula to Eilat, there’s no safe corridor left. It’s saturation warfare. This is tempo control disguised as chaos. What it reveals is systemic: Israel’s geographic vulnerability, defense... show more

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Paul Wolf1 year ago

According to PressTV, Iran just launched another 100 missiles. They may continue this slow pace to keep the Israelis in a constant state of anxiety, for months on end.

کاظمی - کپتان کا سپاہی1 year ago

in plain and simple English “israel is fuked” 😂🤣

zaby1 year ago

Great ! The world will actually know peace then they get rid of Isreal. The sole reason for wars for the past 40years

Muhammad Hamad1 year ago

This required so Israel could feel the pain of people in Gaza.

Ghani Khan1 year ago

@alon_mizrahi

Fokus1 year ago

pew pew...

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18,663 views • 4 months ago

Bring them home. They were taken from their homes They are hurt and all alone There’s just one thing to be done Bring them home 💔 On Monday, November 20, the world will mark World Children’s Day, but right now there are children, toddlers and babies being held hostage in Gaza away from their families. This beautiful song by talented Israeli artist Dikla and the Ariel Youth Group, is a tribute to the 240 men, women and children being held hostage by Hamas. We hope that this song and our prayers for their safe return reach them wherever they are. Lyrics: Reach out your hand, there’s a dream, there’s a land We have no other place This is home. Over the sea. Take my hand, follow me To our land that’s strong and free. Bring them home. They were taken from their homes They are hurt and all alone There’s just one thing to be done Bring them home Bring them home To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now, their faith is in our hands Bring them home. Answer our prayers ‘Cause our people out there Need your help with your heart Bring them home. Turn not away It’s the time, it’s the day To put feet to your prayers Bring them home. Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands God has given his command Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command. Now their faith is in our hands Bring them home To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands

Bring them home. They were taken from their homes They are hurt and all alone There’s just one thing to be done Bring them home 💔 On Monday, November 20, the world will mark World Children’s Day, but right now there are children, toddlers and babies being held hostage in Gaza away from their families. This beautiful song by talented Israeli artist Dikla and the Ariel Youth Group, is a tribute to the 240 men, women and children being held hostage by Hamas. We hope that this song and our prayers for their safe return reach them wherever they are. Lyrics: Reach out your hand, there’s a dream, there’s a land We have no other place This is home. Over the sea. Take my hand, follow me To our land that’s strong and free. Bring them home. They were taken from their homes They are hurt and all alone There’s just one thing to be done Bring them home Bring them home To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now, their faith is in our hands Bring them home. Answer our prayers ‘Cause our people out there Need your help with your heart Bring them home. Turn not away It’s the time, it’s the day To put feet to your prayers Bring them home. Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands God has given his command Bring them home. To the ancient promised land God has given his command. Now their faith is in our hands Bring them home To the ancient promised land God has given his command Now their faith is in our hands

Israel ישראל

462,954 views • 2 years ago

As Israeli elections inch closer, many are calling them “the most consequential in Israel’s history,” yet most Israelis remain unsure how they will unfold. IDI President Yohanan Plesner and Prof. Tamar Hermann, Academic Director of IDI's Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research, join Dr. Natan Sachs from the Middle East Institute to discuss Israel’s upcoming elections, why they are viewed as especially consequential, and what effectively is on the ballot. Prof. Hermann says “the level of ambiguity is high” among Israelis on both the Right and the Left, noting that this applies “not only among those who do not know what they are going to put in the ballot box on election day, but also regarding what is going to happen in general.” Additionally, Israelis on the Center-left and Left view these elections as “irreversible.” In a scenario in which the opposing party wins and forms the next government, “over 40% of people who self-identified with the Left said…that they would consider leaving Israel, as opposed to less than 10% on the Right.”

As Israeli elections inch closer, many are calling them “the most consequential in Israel’s history,” yet most Israelis remain unsure how they will unfold. IDI President Yohanan Plesner and Prof. Tamar Hermann, Academic Director of IDI's Viterbi Family Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research, join Dr. Natan Sachs from the Middle East Institute to discuss Israel’s upcoming elections, why they are viewed as especially consequential, and what effectively is on the ballot. Prof. Hermann says “the level of ambiguity is high” among Israelis on both the Right and the Left, noting that this applies “not only among those who do not know what they are going to put in the ballot box on election day, but also regarding what is going to happen in general.” Additionally, Israelis on the Center-left and Left view these elections as “irreversible.” In a scenario in which the opposing party wins and forms the next government, “over 40% of people who self-identified with the Left said…that they would consider leaving Israel, as opposed to less than 10% on the Right.”

Israel Democracy Institute

20,462 views • 1 month ago

The Government is lying to Drag Us Closer to NATO They’re deliberately twisting the truth about the triple lock and Irish neutrality—because they know what they’re really up to is massively unpopular. Every euro spent on war is a euro taken from housing, healthcare, and tackling the climate crisis. This whole debate dropped the mask on the EU, which won’t let us spend freely on social services, but suddenly has absolutely no issue with unlimited military budgets. If it helps working class people, it’s policed to oblivion but if it deepens an arms dealers pocket, it’s perfectly acceptable. We’re not buying it. No to war. No to NATO. No to their lies. #TripleLock #Neutrality #StopTheSpin #ireland #howirelandworks

The Government is lying to Drag Us Closer to NATO They’re deliberately twisting the truth about the triple lock and Irish neutrality—because they know what they’re really up to is massively unpopular. Every euro spent on war is a euro taken from housing, healthcare, and tackling the climate crisis. This whole debate dropped the mask on the EU, which won’t let us spend freely on social services, but suddenly has absolutely no issue with unlimited military budgets. If it helps working class people, it’s policed to oblivion but if it deepens an arms dealers pocket, it’s perfectly acceptable. We’re not buying it. No to war. No to NATO. No to their lies. #TripleLock #Neutrality #StopTheSpin #ireland #howirelandworks

People Before Profit

40,487 views • 1 year ago

"If there is a link between what’s happening now and what happened in the 1930s, it is in the anti-Jewish propaganda that led to the Holocaust and the vicious anti-Muslim propaganda that is everywhere on the internet. The Jews in the 1930s were the target of massive and widespread socially permitted racism and the Muslims today occupy the same space. And what is really sad for me, as a Jew from a family of Jewish refugees from Vienna, is that Jews are now taking part… It beholds the Jewish community to disassociate itself from the far-right and also from Israel and say 'no, this is not in our name', as an increasing number of young and very brave Jews are doing. Israel’s alliance with fascists and Israel’s behaviour generally is the greatest threat to communal relations… than anything else. The greatest threat to Jews around the world is fascists who have a common cause with Israel coming back to power in Europe again. Because once they’ve finished eradicating or trimming down the Muslims they will turn on Jews next, just as they did in the 1930s.” David Hearst

"If there is a link between what’s happening now and what happened in the 1930s, it is in the anti-Jewish propaganda that led to the Holocaust and the vicious anti-Muslim propaganda that is everywhere on the internet. The Jews in the 1930s were the target of massive and widespread socially permitted racism and the Muslims today occupy the same space. And what is really sad for me, as a Jew from a family of Jewish refugees from Vienna, is that Jews are now taking part… It beholds the Jewish community to disassociate itself from the far-right and also from Israel and say 'no, this is not in our name', as an increasing number of young and very brave Jews are doing. Israel’s alliance with fascists and Israel’s behaviour generally is the greatest threat to communal relations… than anything else. The greatest threat to Jews around the world is fascists who have a common cause with Israel coming back to power in Europe again. Because once they’ve finished eradicating or trimming down the Muslims they will turn on Jews next, just as they did in the 1930s.” David Hearst

Double Down News

48,293 views • 1 year ago

🚨 BRITAIN’S SURRENDER CONTINUES Reports are now emerging that a draft treaty could see Gibraltar — the Rock itself — handed over to Spain. Let that sink in. Gibraltar is not just a territory. It is a symbol of British history, sacrifice, and sovereignty. For more than 300 years it has stood as a strategic gateway and a reminder of Britain’s role as a maritime power. And now, under Keir Starmer, even that may be negotiable. This is not diplomacy. It looks like managed decline. From the Chagos Islands… to energy dependence… to borders left unsecured… and now potentially Gibraltar — the pattern is becoming impossible to ignore. Piece by piece, leverage by leverage, Britain’s strategic assets appear to be on the table. A government’s first duty is to protect the nation. Not dilute it. Not surrender it. Not negotiate it away. If Gibraltar is handed over, many will ask a simple question: Who is this government really serving?

🚨 BRITAIN’S SURRENDER CONTINUES Reports are now emerging that a draft treaty could see Gibraltar — the Rock itself — handed over to Spain. Let that sink in. Gibraltar is not just a territory. It is a symbol of British history, sacrifice, and sovereignty. For more than 300 years it has stood as a strategic gateway and a reminder of Britain’s role as a maritime power. And now, under Keir Starmer, even that may be negotiable. This is not diplomacy. It looks like managed decline. From the Chagos Islands… to energy dependence… to borders left unsecured… and now potentially Gibraltar — the pattern is becoming impossible to ignore. Piece by piece, leverage by leverage, Britain’s strategic assets appear to be on the table. A government’s first duty is to protect the nation. Not dilute it. Not surrender it. Not negotiate it away. If Gibraltar is handed over, many will ask a simple question: Who is this government really serving?

Jim Ferguson

95,339 views • 4 months ago