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WATCH: Inside the IDF K9 unit
November 9, 2026 10:14 AM EDT An inside look at the IDF’s canine unit shows how elite dogs and their handlers train for years before entering Gaza and other hostile areas to neutralize threats and protect troops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS3lZ09XY68
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Wow, I can't wait to watch it.Thanks, Joseph!
Greta Thunberg
BREAKING: Greta Thunberg is refusing to be deported through an expedited process from Israel, so tomorrow she will be brought before a judge for trial. Should Greta face charges and prison this time? https://x.com/yonatanariel68/status/2119185067297702313?a=ziC-UtTEs9WLl792TEY&s=46
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@Daniel Bell inflicted cringe, repeated and unasked-for display of extreme retardedness and bad taste to begin with
‘Accept our history or leave’: Merz warns Muslim immigrants who reject the country’s Holocaust responsibility
November 8, 2026 German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that Muslim immigrants who refuse to acknowledge Germany’s historical responsibility for the Holocaust should leave the country, declaring that the obligation extends to everyone living in Germany. “This historical responsibility of our country applies just as much to those who come here to Germany from Islamic countries,” Merz said at a reception for Jewish athletes in Berlin. “Anyone who fails to abide by this must leave our country.” His warning came after a basketball coach revealed that Jewish athletes are afraid to wear their Maccabi team jackets, which prominently display the Star of David, in public, fearing they could be targeted in antisemitic attacks. The remarks come as Germany recorded 8,725 antisemitic incidents in 2025, including 178 physical assaults and 257 threats. According to monitoring group RIAS, 68% of incidents were linked to Israel. - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (Bundesregierung)
‘Accept our history or leave’: Merz warns Muslim immigrants who reject the country’s Holocaust responsibility
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@Lee Mungus Nope
Most Powerful Reaction to the Midterms: Gad Saad
Dear American friends, dorood everyone else, As many of us know, Islamic infiltration and the long march through the institutions are among the top existential threats to America. Therefore, all of us have to become experts and weave the ability to recognise and criticise that ideological cancer into our very bones. There is no better way to do that than to engage people around us in conversations about this. The deeper we dive into the subject matter, the easier it gets and the stronger our position becomes. And everything else comes with practice. Truth and freedom are on our side, bloody* Western civilisation is on our side; our position is objectively strong and backed by history. The video: The entire 25 minutes are worth listening to. If you don't have 25 min, watch from min 10:00. * In British English, 'bloody' is a very common mild expletive used to express emotion, anger, surprise, or emphasis _________________________________ Gad Saad holds a position at the University of Mississippi as a scholar and faculty member at the Declaration of Independence Centre for the Study of American Freedom _________________________________
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Netanyahu’s future uncertain as Eisenkot secures 67 endorsements to form government
November 6, 2026 1:05 AM EDT Despite Eisenkot’s numerical advantage, neither political bloc currently has a clear path to a 61-seat governing majority. Herzog is exploring possible compromises, including a unity government, while the prospect of another election remains. By World Israel News Team Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot has secured 67 recommendations to form Israel’s next government, surpassing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s 53-seat bloc. President Isaac Herzog is expected to formally award the mandate on Sunday, November 8. Eisenkot’s advantage depends heavily on the 19 seats won by Arab parties Ra’am and the Joint List, which joined 48 opposition lawmakers in recommending him. However, several opposition leaders oppose forming a coalition with Arab parties, leaving Eisenkot without a clear governing majority. Netanyahu faces an additional setback after longtime ultra-Orthodox ally United Torah Judaism declined to recommend him, amid tensions over military conscription legislation. What happens next? Once granted the mandate, Eisenkot will have 28 days to assemble a coalition commanding at least 61 Knesset seats, with a possible 14-day extension. He could seek ultra-Orthodox support, negotiate a unity government, or attempt to secure backing from Arab parties. If Eisenkot fails, Herzog could give Netanyahu or another lawmaker a chance to form a government. Should successive attempts collapse, Israel could face another election. The new Knesset will be sworn in on November 10, while Netanyahu remains caretaker prime minister until a new government is approved. - Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in race to form Israel's next government (AI generated image - WIN)
Netanyahu’s future uncertain as Eisenkot secures 67 endorsements to form government
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Those 19 Balestinian seats are effin scary...
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