Outrageous coverage from @CBSNews of a heinous terrorist attack today, leaving out significant context and whitewashing the violence of the incident. Palestinian terrorists went on a 20-minute shooting rampage, searching for Jews to murder. Nowhere in this report does it say that they murdered 2 Israeli soldiers, and thanks to the heroism and professionalism of security forces, were prevented from killing more.
Upon investigation, dozens more weapons were found--enough to perpetrate a much larger massacre. We cannot allow these dangers to go unchecked. The consequences are far too large.
Israeli forces killed two suspected Palestinian gunmen following a shooting near a checkpoint in Hebron in the occupied West Bank on Friday, according to the Israeli military.
The military said the two men were armed with an assault rifle and a handgun. Several people were wounded in the attack and taken to nearby hospitals, while Israeli forces conducted searches in the surrounding area.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the military's response and ordered Hebron sealed off, while calling for preparations for a broader lockdown of the West Bank. Hamas and two other Palestinian militant groups praised the attack, describing it as retaliation for Israeli military operations and settler violence.
Where is the outrage?
Another Palestinian terrorist attack in Judea and Samaria today, killing 2 Israeli soldiers and injuring 3 more.
Palestinian terrorists continue their lethal attacks on Jews in a doomed effort to remove us from our homeland.
Will the media cover the scourge of Palestinian terrorism the way it has covered the olive harvest? Of course not. It doesn’t fit the narrative.
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Despite Hamas’s ongoing attempts to spread false narratives about alleged shortages in the Gaza Strip, particularly following protests by private-sector merchants against Hamas, the facts on the ground tell a different story: Gaza is flooded with humanitarian aid and food supplies.
Since the October 2025 ceasefire, over 2.2 million tons of food have entered Gaza.
Hundreds of aid trucks enter Gaza daily, with 70–80% carrying food.
Additionally, 41 bakeries produce over 3 million pitas daily, around 100 kitchens remain operational, and market food prices have dropped by 83%.
Further evidence of food availability includes uncollected food boxes on Gaza’s streets, UN reports indicating an improved food situation, and a statement by the head of Gaza’s Bakers Association.
Despite Hamas’s attempts to falsely portray Israel as obstructing the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza, COGAT will continue facilitating its entry, ensuring a steady flow of food and essential supplies.
Watch Major Ross, Deputy Head of COGAT’s International Relations Branch, show the hundreds of trucks carrying fresh food into Gaza daily.
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Hamas is demanding 3,500£ per truck and threatening Gaza’s merchants, prompting them to suspend coordination of goods deliveries.
Hamas must not be allowed to obstruct supplies to civilians and then blame Israel.
This has not been reported at all, actually it was reported exactly the opposite, media has accountability.
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Since Verify was launched in May 2023, more articles have been written about Israel and the Middle East than any other topic. Almost a quarter of all Verify articles. More than the US, more than Russia-Ukraine and, most remarkably, even more than UK politics.
This is disproportionate coverage to an obsessive level.
We wonder why some people have become so obsessed with us but we don’t need to look far to see that the national broadcaster is fanning the flames of this obsession.
Hundreds of IDF investigations into killings without public outcome, BBC Verify finds bbc.in/4B7SMzQ
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Israel prevents goods from entering Gaza.
A fabrication, but what @ap 's headline wants you to believe.
The truth?
Hamas is blackmailing private merchants, charging up to 10,000 NIS per truck of aid, and imprisoning those who refuse - so private companies are halting operations in Gaza.
Israel notifies the international community of Hamas forcing deprivation upon Gazans, and of course gets blamed.
@ap doesn’t report reality, it inverts reality.
Tal Naim retweeted
Bereshit. In the beginning.
The beginning of life wasn't a one-time occurrence. It happens all the time.
“In His goodness,” we say in morning prayers, “G-d renews every day, continually, the work of creation.”
Our recognition that every day anew is a gift, fills us with a sense of gratitude. And when we approach the day's events with gratitude, we become partners with God in creation, in the creation of a better world.
That is a choice that we make.
Immediately, right after the creation, we are told of human choice. Adam and Eve choose poorly. Cain chooses badly. Later we learn of the generations who choose unwisely, immorally: the generation of the flood, the generation of Babel. With their choices, they brought the pre-creation chaos back into the world.
Noah, and then Abraham, are the answers to poor human choices. They cast aside the chaos with the light of goodness and hope.
We are their children.
What are the choices that we make?
When we begin our day with a sense of gratitude, we can find the right answers and make the right choices.
Shabbat Shalom.
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I have to take a moment from my son’s bedside, on life support after being struck by a Palestinian terrorist, to respond to the dangerous lies being spewed by @NYCMayor.
It’s actually hard to find a sentence in Mamdani’s post that isn’t a lie.
Paying lip service to the victims of October 7 just to spread blood libels about Israel might play nicely to the red-green/communist-Islamist alliance that he promotes in the U.S, but those of us who know better see his perverted language for what it is. This man is a defender of Palestinian terrorism, a promoter of antisemitism, and an advocate of anti-Americanism.
Even today, October 7, he can’t help but attack the Jewish state with absurd accusations and outright propaganda.
Let’s be clear: the only attempted genocide in this conflict was perpetrated by the barbarians he supports, Hamas, who butchered, raped, and murdered in the most horrific ways imaginable.
There is no genocide, ethnic cleansing, or famine in Gaza. Hamas embeds itself among, behind, and beneath the people of Gaza, knowing that the IDF will not, ever, intentionally target civilians. It robs its own people of the humanitarian aid that Israel has facilitated into Gaza since the war began.
Hamas knows that its allies, including Zohran Mamdani, will regurgitate its lies, demonizing Israel and endangering Jews everywhere.
Israel and its allies will not be deterred from defending civilization against terrorist savagery. Those of us who envision a peaceful and prosperous Middle East, will root out the evil that is Islamic terrorism and build a better future for all, Jew and Arab alike.
If you want to understand the extent of the lies told by Mamdani and his radical Islamic commrades, you can read the truth in my book, “Manufacturing a Modern Blood Libel,” here: linktr.ee/israelinusa.
My amazing deputy shares her story at the Embassy’s October 7 memorial event
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This is incredibly insensitive by @Reuters, showing Gaza on October 7th remembrance day.
The only Israelis who were in Gaza on October 7th, 2023 were the 250 Israelis who were kidnapped by Gazans.
Shameful of @ReutersPR
On the third anniversary of October 7, I am in Arkansas at a facility producing Tamir interceptors for Israel’s Iron Dome.
These missiles have saved the lives of millions of Israelis — long before October 7, and certainly throughout these past three years.
On a day marked by such profound pain and sorrow, I am also filled with deep gratitude for our ally, the United States, which has stood by Israel in our fight against evil.
And I am grateful to Governor @SarahHuckabee — a true friend of Israel, guided by a strong moral compass and an unwavering commitment to stand with the Jewish people.
Today, and always, we remember the lives lost, honor those who fought to protect us, and remain grateful for those who stand with us.
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At the Embassy of Israel’s memorial marking three years since October 7, @MikeNeedham, Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor, spoke of the enduring bond between Israel and the United States and the shared commitment to confronting terrorism and defending our values.
In moments of darkness, true friends stand together. We are grateful for the steadfast support of our American partners as we remember October 7.
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As I sit here at my son Neriyah’s bedside, I am thinking about what the most appropriate message would be as we enter the Simchat Torah holiday.
Neriyah is still on life support and my first thought is one of immense gratitude for the support and all the prayers on his behalf. Your prayers have given my family and me tremendous strength in the knowledge that prayers matter. Prime Minister Netanyahu visited us in the hospital today to share a much-needed sense of comfort and support.
Please continue to pray for Neriyah’s recovery, perhaps next Simchat Torah he will be able to rejoice together with his darling wife and children.
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Asaf Rejwan was one of the Israelis who stepped in and helped take control of the cockpit after the pilot stabbed his colleague.
Today, he’s simply grateful to be home. 🇮🇱❤️
A hero indeed!
This man is a hero.
Captain Smit Machchhar, the Indian captain of flydubai Flight 1073, fought back after being stabbed in the cockpit.
Despite being severely injured, he managed to unlock the cockpit door - allowing Israeli passengers and the Emirati crew to intervene and save all the passengers.
Together, their extraordinary courage saved 174 lives.
Indian. Israeli. Emirati.
Different nationalities. One extraordinary act of courage. 🇮🇳🇮🇱🇦🇪
We wish Captain Machchhar a full and speedy recovery.
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Can we get an update on the dog rape story?
I was reliably informed you don’t publish speculation or unverified information.
Our headlines and live coverage contain all the facts we're able to confirm as we confirm them. Unlike activists and partisans, we don't publish speculation or unverified information. Here's a Gift Link to follow along as we update our reporting:
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The Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv was the target of a confirmed terror attack.
The jihadist pilot attempted to hijack the plane with the intent to kill all those on board. The choice to use this flight to commit such a horrendous attack was not an accident. The ultimate goal was to harm the relationship between Israel and the UAE.
This murderous plot failed.
The courage and quick action of the co-pilot and passengers on board helped prevent a terrible 9/11 style attack and saved countless lives.
Israel remains steadfast in the face of terror. We will not allow terrorism to prevail.
All of the Israelis who were aboard the FlyDubai aircraft made it back to Israel safely, and the images coming out of Tel Aviv are heart-warming.
However, when I see headlines calling this event an "altercation" or a "clash", I wonder if they're missing the point by accident or on purpose.
This wasn't a casual flight: a plane spun in the air and dove down for a minute straight, losing over 14,000 feet in altitude.
Over 170 passengers who were sure they wouldn't make it out alive.
If it were not for the heroes on board that aircraft, we could have woken up to news about one of the biggest, deadliest terror attacks since 9/11.
We should be thankful that it didn't end this way, but we can't be oblivious as to what was the most likely intention behind hijacking a plane with over 100 Israelis on board.
BREAKING: Passengers from the Flydubai flight at the center of an apparent midair attack arrive safely at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel, greeted with balloons and celebration.
The passengers are expected to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a flight that officials say could have ended in tragedy.
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