Inside_Israel_Intel

Ex-IDF. Unfiltered strategic analysis on Israel security, the region & US policy. No spin, real experience. Author of Contested Land, Uncontested Truth.

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

“Light it up like a Christmas tree.”

U.S. prosecutors say that was an Iran-backed operative directing an attack on a London synagogue over a video call.

The indictment unsealed November 10 also describes a Manhattan synagogue bomb plot and a planned attack on a British airbase housing American troops. One defendant allegedly helped coordinate the airbase plot from a New York jail.

Standing with Israel against the Iranian regime is a matter of Western self-defense. How many shared targets does it take to recognize a shared enemy?

https://t.co/2AogbDKGaH

[Avi Avidan @avavidan]

🚨Breaking: massive celebrations reported in the middle east, millions are flooding the streets, dancing and hugging strangers, incredible day.

[Isaac @isaacrrr7]

🚨🇮🇱 ÚLTIMA HORA: Israel eliminó al comandante de Hamás en Khan Yunis, responsable de una sala de torturas a palestinos disidentes en el hospital Nasser, junto a otros altos mandos terroristas.

Hamás utiliza hospitales para torturar palestinos.

¡A cada perro le llega su día!

[Mossadil Commentary @MOSSADil]

In Tehran tonight, they are preparing for a possible attack while having hundreds of human shields surround their ballistic missiles.
@DocumentIsrael

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

Buckle up…

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

JUST IN: State-owned IRNA reports an "enemy attack" on Sirik, Hormozgan Province of southern Iran.

[Israel Now @neveragainlive1]

A Jewish pizza restaurant in Montreal was fire bombed today.

[Israel News Pulse @israelnewspulse]

.@grok Can you find even one verified image or video showing the IDF deliberately killing an unarmed child in Gaza? And can you find evidence of images or videos showing armed children in Gaza?

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

@NoaMagid This is some real AI slop.

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

Any honest look at the history of negotiations between Israel, the Palestinians, and it's Arab neighbors shows without question that Israel has always been willing to live side by side in peace with Arabs and make serious concessions to do so. I discuss this at length in my book: https://t.co/BF1A83qOh9

[Captain Allen @CptAllenHistory]

Israel handed Egypt more than 23,000 sq miles of land for a peace treaty. Israel today is about 10,000 sq miles. But sure, Israel is "expansionist."

This day (Nov 11) in 1977, Menachem Begin invited Anwar Sadat to Jerusalem. He accepted and addressed the Knesset. After real negotiations, Israel gave up the entire Sinai (oil fields, settlements, strategic depth, literally everything).

An Arab state willing to sign a peace treaty with Israel got territory larger than Israel itself. Almost all others brought only decades of rejection, terrorism, and chants of "from the river to the sea."

The "Greater Israel" narrative is just nonsense inversion. The side that keeps demanding more land, more "right of return," and the elimination of Jewish sovereignty is not the one that already gave up a peninsula more than twice its size.

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

A Jewish woman signs up to host an evening of poetry. Suddenly, she’s expected to answer for Israel.

The word “safeguarding” is doing some ugly work here. A Jewish poet becomes the supposed danger, and excluding her becomes an act of virtue.

Why should a Jewish woman have to pass a political loyalty test to read Dorothy Parker?

[Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert]

Shocking! And extremely worrying.

An Edinburgh book shop has cancelled an event featuring American Scottish Jewish poet
Tracey S. Rosenberg allegedly because she refused to renounce Zionism.
The Dead Poets’ Slam was scheduled for 2 December 2026, a light-hearted poetry competition in which performers would impersonate deceased poets and recite their work. Ms Rosenberg was due to host the evening in the character of Dorothy Parker.
The bookshop Typewronger advertised on Eventbrite, tickets were booked and performers had begun signing up.
However, on 19 October, the bookshop contacted Ms Rosenberg claiming it had received complaints about “potential safeguarding issues”. These included allegations that she had performed “various Zionist/racist poems” at other Edinburgh open mic events and accused other poets of antisemitism for using the phrase “Free Palestine”.
In its email to Ms Rosenberg, Typewronger stated that it did not want to create the impression that it supported Israel and declared: “Free Palestine is very much the opinion of those who work here.”
The bookshop then asked Ms Rosenberg to clarify her own position. When she requested a telephone conversation, Typewronger insisted on communicating by email, stating: “I hope our position is unambiguous, please let me know yours.”
Ms Rosenberg replied that she was unsure what was expected of her.
Typewronger refused to engage further with Ms Rosenberg, instead choosing to cancel the event less that two hours after first raising the allegations.
Ms Rosenberg identified three poems on subjects relating to Israel and her Jewish identity that she performed at spoken word events. These related to the 7 October terrorist attacks, antisemitism in Britain and anti-Israel protests. None of them was racist.
Her case has been taken up by @UKLFI which argues that Zionism, understood as belief in the Jewish people’s right to self-determination in their homeland, is capable of protection as a philosophical belief under the Equality Act 2010. The Act also protects Jewish ethnicity and religion.
ers are not required to declare their political views on Israel or other unrelated issues as a condition of participation.
Ms Rosenberg commented: “I’m sad that an independent bookshop I’ve admired and supported for years chose to discriminate against me based on unfounded rumors.’
A UKLFI spokesperson said:
“It is alarming that a Jewish poet’s event could be cancelled simply because someone complained that her poetry was ‘Zionist’. She was apparently expected to demonstrate agreement with the bookshop’s political position on Israel, even though her event had nothing to do with the conflict.
“People are entitled to disagree about Israel, but they are not entitled to exclude others from public events because of their Jewish identity or protected beliefs. We believe this cancellation crossed the line into unlawful discrimination.”

[Abdul El-Sayed Watch @El_Sayed_Watch]

This is some great reporting from El-Sayed's recent appearance.

[Eitan Fischberger @EFischberger]

The head of CAIR-Michigan just spoke at an event alongside a member of Al-Qaeda.

At what point will American law enforcement finally start investigating this organization? What more does it have to do?

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

Some Israeli soldiers are being called back just months after finishing mandatory service. Meanwhile, United Torah Judaism’s price for joining the next government includes draft exemptions for yeshiva students.

Eisenkot said today he won’t abandon service for all. Hold him to it. Hold Netanyahu to the same standard. The same families cannot keep supplying the soldiers while politicians bargain over who gets to stay home.

Which should a Zionist party be more willing to compromise on: who gets to be prime minister, or who has to defend the country?

Sources: The Jerusalem Post reported the recalls November 8. UTJ’s demands and Eisenkot’s pledge were reported November 10; no exemption agreement has been finalized in these reports.

[GAZAWOOD - The Pallywood Saga - Official @GAZAWOOD2]

🔴 "Gazawood debunks fake Gaza AI, thereby spreading disinformation and mocking Gazans."

This is my summary of the third article FRANCE 24 has published targeting GAZAWOOD.

Once again, FRANCE 24 is publishing an article about GAZAWOOD, misrepresenting and distorting my words, seemingly determined to find a way to portray me as wrong. One might almost think someone is paying them to find something negative to say about people exposing fake news about Gaza.

Let's unpack this, because the situation is genuinely absurd. It also illustrates just how powerless independent researchers can be against the mainstream media empires that shape public discourse:

Thousands of anti-Israel accounts have been spreading fake news in recent days, using AI-generated videos depicting floods in Gaza. These videos have accumulated tens of millions of views, and I'm talking only about X. What is happening on TikTok is an absolute Sodom and Gomorrah of fake Gaza content.

But who does FRANCE 24 go after? Who do they target? The very person trying to expose these fabrications.

They label the debunking as disinformation and twist themselves into knots trying to explain how "the very act of exposing fake news is mocking the suffering in Gaza."

So congratulations, FRANCE 24, on your contribution to truth in our world.

You could have used your enormous reach to do your actual job and help combat fake news. Instead, you do what mainstream media seems to do best: go after those attempting to expose it, slap a "disinformation" label on them, and come up with increasingly contorted arguments claiming that exposing fake Gaza content is somehow forbidden, malicious, or intended to mock genuine suffering.

I wonder whether FRANCE 24 is effectively trying to communicate something along the lines of: "Israel is not allowed to defend itself against fake news, disinformation, and propaganda."

Almost as if to say: if you are a Jew, woe to you if you dare try to tell the truth.

A quick reminder of our previous encounters with FRANCE 24:

The first time FRANCE 24 targeted GAZAWOOD was over the blonde girl, Qamar, who, according to Gazan journalists, carried her sister for miles and became an icon and symbol of Gazan suffering. FRANCE 24 presented our claims, slightly distorted, of course, and argued that we were wrong. Later, the "journalist" Motaz Azaiza admitted that the scene had been staged. FRANCE 24 never reported that.

The second time they went after GAZAWOOD was when we showcased an abundance of restaurants operating in Gaza during a relatively short period, at the height of the starvation campaign and in the midst of the war.
FRANCE 24 wanted to establish that these restaurants either did not exist or that our documentation was not authentic. They investigated extensively, only to find themselves having to acknowledge: "Well... the restaurants are indeed real, but... this doesn't prove there is no FAMINE in Gaza."
Which, of course, was rather inconvenient.

And now, the third time: this. When I point out ridiculous AI fabrications exaggerating the flooding in Gaza, FRANCE 24 comes along with the argument that "Gazawood debunks fake content, therefore Gazawood is spreading disinformation."

All of this demonstrates just how closely FRANCE 24 follows GAZAWOOD. So, as such dedicated followers, let me ask you directly:
What is the reason, FRANCE 24, that you completely ignored the tens of thousands of documented videos of upscale restaurants in Gaza that we collected, even though we provided you with links and sources to verify them yourselves? Why did you refuse to report on this material?
(If you missed it, you can explore the archive here:
https://t.co/FNbXUn3yqG)

What is the reason you ignore the videos showing Gazans destroying food during food-fight games in Gaza, day after day?

What is the reason you don't expose, on a daily basis, videos of disasters in other countries, such as Syria, Afghanistan, or Turkey, that Gazan accounts present as though they were disasters happening in Gaza? These posts reach millions of views, and you can already find examples collected and documented on our account and website.

Look at yourselves. You have so much power. Why spend it on this instead of using it to help establish the truth?

Now, as always, I want to make something absolutely clear: WE NEVER MOCK REAL SUFFERING.

Since malicious attempts are continuously made to portray us otherwise, this distinction deserves to be emphasized even more:

In Gaza, there is real suffering, and there is staged suffering.

The real suffering is immense, and Hamas bears enormous responsibility for exploiting it, perpetuating it, and using it as a tool for its own survival.

The staged suffering is by no means insignificant either. Hamas does not merely exploit it; it also encourages and produces it for various purposes.

We do NOT mock real suffering. Rather, we seek to clarify who is responsible for it and who benefits from exploiting it.

What we expose is staged suffering designed to inflate the scale of real suffering to false proportions, and, through its sheer volume, divert public discourse away from Israel's right to defend itself and away from the actual perpetrators, preventing people from seeing the situation clearly.

If you knew how many investigations and videos we have deliberately refrained from publishing, despite considering them pure gold and investing enormous amounts of time in collecting them, simply because someone in the background could be heard crying out of genuine sorrow, you would understand just how seriously we take this principle.

(And since FRANCE 24 claimed that Israeli creators were responsible for spreading the Gaza AI content, in my next post I will attach a video containing several screenshots demonstrating how these videos are actually being circulated by anti-Israel accounts.)

*And one more important point, especially for followers who may not be familiar with the enormous, seemingly impossible battle taking place behind the scenes:
When major media outlets like FRANCE 24 publish reports like these, they aren't just influencing public opinion today. That's only the immediate damage.
They are also shaping how future AI systems will understand, interpret, and ultimately represent these events.
For anyone who hasn't realized it yet, this is an enormous part of the battle. And it is precisely why they relentlessly attack anything that challenges or undermines the Hamas narrative.

Finally, I want to thank our loyal followers. Without you, we would never have reached where we are today.
We have no institutional backing, no significant financial resources, and we operate under constant attack, not only from bots and organized groups that view us as a threat, but also from enormous mainstream media outlets that dominate the global conversation.
Without your support, we could never have accomplished even the little we have managed to achieve.
Every bit of support matters. Every share, every comment, every invitation for someone to follow our account, and every donation helps tremendously, far more than you probably realize.

Every single person contributing a little to the pursuit of truth helps weave together something far greater than the sum of its parts.

And I sincerely hope that one day, we will all be able to look back at what we built and see something that stands proud 🙏❤️

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

@GAZAWOOD2 You can wear the fact that they have falsely targeted you as a badge of pride frankly. You are a threat to their false narrative campaign.

[Inside_Israel_Intel @inside_IL_intel]

@HenshiG Sadly I don’t think Canadian Jews are safe already.

[Henshi @HenshiG]

This breaks my heart. On the anniversary of Kristallnacht. No coincidence. (And a kosher bakery was vandalized too.)

I don’t know how much longer Canada will be safe for Jews. It’s getting ugly fast. What’s even scarier is that the U.S. isn’t far behind — and liberal Jews see this happening and still vote for the same people and policies here.

It’s simply incomprehensible to me.

[Abdul El-Sayed Watch @El_Sayed_Watch]

Abdul El-Sayed registered Habibi PAC on Nov. 6 to fund political allies. It’s a leadership political action committee. “Habibi,” Arabic for “my beloved,” echoes his Arab American campaign branding into fundraising.

He ran on “money out of politics,” targeting corporate money. As of Nov. 10, the Federal Election Commission lists no donor or spending totals. We haven’t verified endorsements or candidate requirements. The money will show whose influence he builds. https://t.co/CfDeXUi6sy

[James J. Marlow @James_J_Marlow]

Tonight at the British Library on Euston Road in London, 3 Arabs and 3 Israeli Jews are playing in an orchestra in front of a live audience.

The hate mob heard about it and came down to scream their racist and usual anti semitic rhetoric.

But if that was not enough, the @metpoliceuk decided in their wisdom to allow this mob to demonstrate outside the venue, while they evicted around 70 pro-Israel supporters, not across the road, but to a side street, where they could be seen or heard.

I’ve seen some of the video of the police threatening arrest, if the Jewish and Israel supporters did not leave.

Section 14 of the Public Order Act of 1986 gives senior police officers the power to place legal conditions on static public assemblies, such as protests, rallies, or demonstrations.

But police refused to apply the same to the racist thugs, who were demonstrating against Jews and Arabs playing violins together. It’s disgraceful.

[Abdul El-Sayed Watch @El_Sayed_Watch]

Abdul El-Sayed wants Congress to cut off funding for the Iran war before he casts his first Senate vote. On Nov. 6, Michigan’s senator-elect urged Democrats to block a bill to keep the government open past Dec. 11 unless it bars spending on the war. https://t.co/7Y9vmELxba