🚨🚨🚨This is important: Three days ago, I expressed that I was "forever grateful to the wisest, most inspiring leaders I have ever seen", in reference to His Royal Highness Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) of Saudi Arabia and His Highness President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (MBZ) of the United Arab Emirates.
Some criticised me for an ambiguous, mystifying statement that didn't say much, while others asked me to clarify why I made this statement at this particular time.
Today, reports (see 1st comment) help illustrate the context, indicating that Saudi and Emirati officials believe the current Gaza mediation efforts involving Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey are in jeopardy, arguing these mediators have been "too lenient with Hamas"
"Saudi and Emirati sources say Trump’s Gaza plan is in danger of falling apart — and they’re blaming the "mediators.", explaining that "officials from both countries argue that Qatar, along with Egypt and Turkey, has been too lenient with Hamas, letting it avoid disarmament even as it keeps fighting and massacring Palestinians in Gaza."
This development is precisely the kind of strategic challenge that MBS and MBZ have been proactively working to avert.
Their efforts have been focused on ensuring regional stability and a viable solution for Gaza, one that doesn't include Hamas, which is why I voiced my support for their leadership.
There's something else incredibly significant that I mentioned in my recent Substack article titled, "What on Earth is Happening?".
It hints at a major development related to the Sharm El Sheikh summit. I won't reveal it now, but I will soon.
90% of what I do on this platform is for a reason. Most of my posts, especially those that may not be immediately clear, are made with a wider strategic context, and aim, in mind.
Charlie Kirk was murdered for speaking truth and defending freedom. A lion-hearted friend of Israel, he fought the lies and stood tall for Judeo-Christian civilization. I spoke to him only two weeks ago and invited him to Israel. Sadly, that visit will not take place.
We lost an incredible human being.
His boundless pride in America and his valiant belief in free speech will leave a lasting impact.
Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk
בכל הכתבות בארץ על כך שלארי אליסון, מייסד אורקל, הפך לאיש העשיר בעולם, כמעט ולא הוזכר שהוא יהודי חם ותומך נלהב בישראל.
אליסון באירוע תמיכה בצה"ל: ”אלפיים שנה היינו חסרי מדינה. עכשיו יש לנו מדינה משלנו 🇮🇱, שמוגנת על ידי החיילים האמיצים של צה"ל, ואנחנו נעשה הכל כדי לתמוך בהם.“
Charlie’s children will be raised with stories instead of memories, photographs instead of laughter, and silence where their father’s voice should have echoed.
Charlie Kirk’s life should serve as a symbolic reminder that compassionate awareness elevates family, love, and country.
To those who planned and cheered on the October 7 attack against Israel, the United States’ greatest ally in the region: This is your fate.
To the Palestinian people: Your future depends on the political and military demise of Hamas. If Hamas lays down their weapons tomorrow, one of the most promising chapters in the history of the Palestinian people can begin.
To those who want this war to end: Insist that Hamas surrender now.
To my Israeli friends: I understand your determination to ensure there are no more “October 7” attacks and that those who want to destroy the Jewish state are denied that capability. I will always be your partner in this endeavor.
To Lebanon: Hezbollah is on my mind.
To Syria: Choose wisely.
For those with a short memory, here are the leaders of Hamas, watching the murder of our woman and children on 7.10 with glee.
Today, 2 years later, they are wiped from the earth. This is a good day for Israel but it is an even better day for Gaza. Now, maybe, Gaza can be free.
Hey @AlJazeera , time to fact-check! Instead of spinning tales about Israelis feelings their land ,report the truth: Iran's regime on its way for a complete defeat ,no more false narratives and blshit ,let's get real!
Did he sell them defense systems against U.S. and Israeli planes? We're in the final moments of this game. Israel has the ball—let’s not leave our kids wondering what this IF could have been @netanyahu
What ifs in history can change everything. If President Clinton had green-lighted the strike on bin Laden, would 9/11 have happened? What if @realDonaldTrump does not intervene with Iran’s nukes? Should we heed Putin's voice to end the war? Is he buying drones from Iran?
@kasimf Where's the gratitude for Israel? Do you genuinely believe this would have happened without the strength of the @IDF? It's time to acknowledge the full truth, rather than just what serves your interests, @AlJazeera—the leading platform for terror-related broadcasts.
Those who support designated terrorist organizations, including Hamas, threaten our national security. The United States has zero tolerance for foreign visitors who support terrorists. Violators of U.S. law — including international students — face visa denial or revocation, and deportation.
The U.S. State Department will use artificial intelligence to revoke visas of foreign students who are perceived as supporters of Palestinian Hamas militants, Axios reported on Thursday, citing senior State Department officials. https://t.co/n6NoEEQpCV
That day, the baby’s only crime was being born a Jew, not a Palestinian. Ripped from his crib, stolen from his mother’s arms, his tiny heart still beat, still hoped. But there was no mercy, no humanity. The terrorists of Hamas, the masked butchers of the Muslim Brotherhood, did not see a child. They saw a target.
His mother, like Israel, held him close, shielding him with her last breath. A mother’s instinct, her love, her final act of defiance. They shot her. The bullets tore through flesh, through love, through life itself. She collapsed, her arms still wrapped around him, as if her embrace could shield him even in death.
But the world did not cry for them.
The so-called voices of "From the River to the Sea," the 1,635 protests attended by 2.8 million people over 15 months from Toronto to London, from Sydney to Berlin, marched, yet not one among them demanded the baby’s freedom. Not one wept for his mother. Instead, they covered for Hamas, masked their crimes, and justified the slaughter with slogans and excuses.
Shame will follow you. History will not forget.
You looked away. You excused it. You marched for the killers, not the victims. The blood of that baby cries out from the ground. It will haunt you forever.
The treatment of the Bibas family has been heartbreaking. What kind of monsters attack defenceless children and murder them with their bare hands? Hamas is nothing but a sick death cult. Enough of the BBC’s nauseating moral equivocation between Israel and Hamas.