n 2025, reports circulated of a red heifer practice ceremony in Israel around July 1st, which was a "dress rehearsal" with a disqualified animal and an alternate location, not the actual purification ritual. While this event was publicized by some as a fulfillment of prophecy linked to the rebuilding of the Third Temple, the ritual's requirements for a perfect, unblemished red heifer were not met.

Last Thursday, 17 hidden facilities across Burkina Faso were dismantled in a coordinated strike ordered by Captain Ibrahim Traoré. What appeared to be aid offices and NGOs were in fact Israeli-linked espionage hubs, siphoning African data for over 15 years. With 2 million citizen profiles recovered, Africa has declared: “Our Data, Our Choice.”

Putin met with his Iranian counterpart Masoud Pezeshkian on the sidelines of the SCO Summit in China. The two leaders discussed strengthening bilateral ties and regional cooperation, with Putin expressing strong support for Iran amid rising tensions with the U.S. and Israel.

U.S job market to decline by 60% 2026:Turkey has launched sweeping sanctions against Israel — shutting ports, closing airspace, and cutting off trade worth billions. The move is shaking global shipping, disrupting supply chains, and threatening Europe’s energy security. From rising transport costs to risks for the EastMed pipeline, experts warn Ankara’s decision could reshape geopolitics far beyond the Middle East. This video breaks down Turkey’s bold gamble and its glo

"Finally...bad for the West. Gas definitely going up son. Wow. Good for them"Turkey has launched sweeping sanctions against Israel — shutting ports, closing airspace, and cutting off trade worth billions. The move is shaking global shipping, disrupting supply chains, and threatening Europe’s energy security. From rising transport costs to risks for the EastMed pipeline, experts warn Ankara’s decision could reshape geopolitics far beyond the Middle East. This video breaks down Turkey’s bold gamble and its glo

Obaida threatened to use Israeli hostages as human shields and vowed that Israeli troops would “pay in blood” for the occupation of Gaza City. The warning comes amid Israel’s “Operation Gideon 2” and intensified fighting in Jabaliya and Zaytoun. Tensions are escalating rapidly.

Israel’s war plans in Gaza face a bombshell setback as IDF reservists desert their units in unprecedented numbers. A New York Times report reveals nearly half of reservists failed to report for duty, with some calling the war “no longer just.” Units once 100-strong are now shrinking to 60 men, while others face penalties for refusing service. Meanwhile, Hamas still fields around 20,000 fighters despite nearly two years of conflict. As Netanyahu pushes to occupy Gaza City, Israel’s manpower crisis could derail the entire operation.

"Israelis security is directly tied to U.S success"

Blurring Lines: It is accused of conflating criticism of Israel with antisemitism and peaceful protest with terrorism.
Authoritarian Approach: Critics contend it uses an authoritarian approach to suppress dissent and erode civil liberties, similar to Project 2025.

Here's a closer look at Project Esther:
Focus on the "Hamas Support Network": Project Esther labels pro-Palestinian advocacy and criticism of Israeli policy as antisemitic, referring to these groups as a "Hamas Support Network" (HSN). The document claims this network aims to end U.S. support for Israel and dismantle capitalism and democracy.
Tactics: