The “settler violence” narrative has a template. Settlers instigate, IDF forces arrive to back them, and trigger-happy Israelis, now with military cover, are unleashed on defenseless Palestinians. But consider what happened near Havat Gilad on Friday morning.
By the end, two Israelis were dead. Benayahu Melet, 32, a father of two from the outpost’s emergency squad, was murdered rushing to defend a group of hikers; Maj. Yuval Ezra, 27, an artillery battery commander, later succumbed to his wounds. The group—some 60 in all, a number of them minors accompanied by armed adults—had set out from Har Bracha before dawn on what was meant to be a hike. But they walked into Area B, where Israelis are not meant to enter without prior coordination. The army later confirmed the entry had not been cleared.
The first attack came around 7:05 a.m. as they passed the village: Palestinians throwing stones and swinging clubs, with one hiker struck in the face. Rather than escalate, the group fired warning shots in the air and withdrew toward Havat Gilad.
An hour later, dozens more surrounded them from three directions. Here the template says the soldiers arrive and the shooting starts. Instead, by the hikers’ account, armed civilians fired in self-defense while the first soldier on the scene refused to fire; when more troops arrived, they too “did nothing.” The video shows the IDF hesitant and trying to deescalate. Only when one of the attackers wrested a rifle from a civilian guard and opened fire—killing two Israelis—did the soldiers finally return fire.
The group should not have been in the area without IDF coordination. But the punishment for trespass is not death. Yet the international framing treats the mere existence of Jews beyond the Green Line as an implicit acceptance of that consequence—as if presence itself is provocation and violence its inevitable answer. This is not a story of settler violence. It’s an example of Palestinians treating the presence of Jews itself as an act of aggression—and answering that “aggression” with violence.
If bombs are dropped on Iran, don’t clap. It’s not fireworks, it’s surgery with a rusty blade, a necessary evil to cripple a dangerous program, to stop a cruel tyrant from getting his hands on mass destruction weapons, not to free a nation. Nations can’t be freed from the sky. They get freed from the ground.
Destroy everything tied to the nukes, smash the missiles, gut the IRGC, but remember that’s like putting out a fire with a bomb.
Freedom doesn’t parachute in. It crawls up from the streets, from the prisons, from the blood and the oppression of tyrants. Not from social media activism. Not from some polished exile wearing a fake crown.
The real leader is the young one born in the conflict, who lived the pain, who grew up in the struggle and came out with the power to topple the monster. Hungry, bleeding, screaming.
That’s who we wait for.
To give that seed a chance to grow stronger, let events take their course. Intervene with extreme caution so you don’t turn the tyrant and the seed of hope into ashes together.
Want real damage in the meantime? Starve the tyrant. Not the people. The system. One drop of oil gets out? Freeze it. One dollar gets in? Seize it. Let the Ayatollah count bullets instead of rice.
Then maybe, just maybe, when the soldiers stop getting paid and the baker has no bread, they turn on him, not on us.
Our bombs are the “necessary evil.” And evil still breeds evil.
So if you press the button, be aware of the chain reaction. Own the consequences. And make damn sure you don’t kill that seed along the way, because the future depends on it.
The sky doesn’t bring justice.
The earth does.
How do you explain Tucker Carlson’s choice of guests when it comes to Middle Eastern Christians? He only hosts those who are anti-Israel. He’s never gone to Arab Christians living in Israel to get the perspective of prominent figures there. Instead, he hosted Munther Isaac—an anti-Israel voice promoted by Al Jazeera—and a nun nobody’s ever heard of, chosen solely because she parrots anti-Israel rhetoric.
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Some people are falsely comparing what happened to the Jews in Nazi Germany with what’s happening in Gaza today. Let’s be clear: the Jews in Germany never attacked Germans, never dug tunnels to ambush civilians, never stockpiled missiles to destroy German cities, never carried out massacres, and never kidnapped civilians for ransom. Their only “crime” was wanting to live. They were exterminated simply for being Jews, in the most horrific ways imaginable.
Hamas, on the other hand, has done all of that. Yet Israel still allows food, water, electricity, and even internet into Gaza. Israel has tried to conduct urban warfare in ways that separate civilians from combatants—despite Hamas using civilians as human shields. And let’s not ignore that many “civilians” actively participate in attacks, assist militants with logistics, or help conceal their whereabouts.
The war in Gaza didn’t start because people “just wanted to live” or because they’re Palestinians. It started because Hamas launched an unprovoked attack on Israel, massacred civilians, and kidnapped innocent people. Israel did what any country on earth would do: defend its citizens.
Now, Israel is demanding what should be common sense:
•The hostages must be released.
•Hamas must disarm.
•Those who participated in the attacks must be brought to justice.
Is that really too much to ask?
Prophet Muhammad urged treating captives like oneself, a rare Islamic war protocol. Yet, Islam's mixed messages-one hand inciting against Jews, the other urging compassion-leave Muslims torn between hatred and seeing the human in a Jewish hostage, skin on bone, suffering.
🛑Compare the Arms of captive and captor and you will see the truth.
The leftist media couldn’t find a single image of an adult starving because of Israel, so they resorted to using pictures of children suffering from unrelated medical conditions to manipulate emotions and push their narrative. Now, they finally have a real image—an adult, deliberately starved by his kidnappers, tortured through enforced starvation. The captors themselves filmed it, released it, and admitted it. He is held against his will, his condition is worsening, and his whereabouts remain unknown. They’re using his suffering as a bargaining chip. Yet, not a single outlet has dared to publish it, condemn it, or even call it what it is.
“10 people died of starvation in Gaza in the last 24 hours” Hamas health ministry claims
There are 900+ aid trucks waiting for distribution because Hamas thugs continue to sabotage aid centers’ efforts to maintain the necessary order for successful distribution
The world should know, its Hamas decision to close doors on any aid that doesn’t get their approval. This is the main reason behind the crisis. Killing hungry civilians for receiving aid from an “unauthorized” organization.
It is in Hamas interest to worsen the humanitarian crisis by sabotaging the U.S. effort to feed the hungry multitude. This tactic is aimed at President Trump himself. Hamas basically saying, if the U.S. doesn’t recognize us as the only legitimate authority, the humanitarian crisis would go on for as long as you won’t afford.
In the meantime, the anti Israel activists continue to encourage Hamas war crimes thinking they are on a sacred mission to save humanity. Hamas health ministry lies, and the pro Palestine existence depends on such propaganda.
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The IDF released footage showing Hamas terrorists bragging about the abundance of food in their tunnels, revealing food items not included in the humanitarian aid convoys sent to the Gaza Strip.
Yousef’s family has already raised $14,735 from useful idiots in the U.S. who actually believed their story.
This isn’t aid—it’s child exploitation, and it needs to be reported.
Hamas didn’t leave any safe zone for civilian refuge, they turned hospitals, schools and mosques into terror hubs to maximize civilian casualties.
Today Hamas managed to turn the humanitarian aid sites to death traps to increase the global pressure on Israel to surrender at the expense of hungry children.
Forming a line represents order, and “Palestinians” have no respect to any form of order because they can only exist in chaos. Targeting human aid operation because it threatens Hamas plans to stay in power is another war crime.
Had Hamas left mosques, school and hospital out of their bloody equation, these places could have served as shelters to civilians.
As long as we blame Israel for the Palestinian self inflicted catastrophe, the real enemy will thrive only to harvest more innocent life.
Al-Julani’s fighters, to the Druze civilians dragged from their homes to be slaughtered:
“Allahu Akbar!”
“Go, you kuffar heretics!”
—slap across the face—
“You want a secular state?”
“Eliminate him! Eliminate him!”
“Pigs! Heretics!”
Cientos de personas en Múnich se unieron en una vigilia para proteger una sinagoga frente a una manifestación convocada durante Shabat cerca de Jakobsplatz.
We’ve been sounding the alarm for weeks. Now @washingtonpost just blew the UN’s cover.
Hamas hijacks UN aid, resells it, and pockets the profit. GHF’s secure model blocks the looting, so Hamas wants us gone.
Let’s break down the WaPo piece. 🧵