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We have released Zero Breach Toolkit, a free open sourced tool capable of detecting over 12,100 traces of Israeli & other spyware on your devices. It works on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android and Iphones.
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Because the interior minister of Japan doesn’t use our tax dollars for this. Hope that helps.
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Despite Maddow making her name breathlessly covering Trump's connections to Russia, the MSNOW host has been silent on the Trump clan's sprawling––and far more numerous and overt––ties to Israeli influence operations. I wrote about Maddow's conspicuous refusal to cover IsraelGate.
Israel has spent $1 billion to influence US politics and is directly paying for ads promoting MAGA. Why isn’t MSNOW’s “foreign influence” sleuth covering it?
By @adamjohnsonCHI
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Matt Blake retweeted
As I presented my latest report at the UN two days ago, the US ambassador managed to be even more insulting than Israel’s. No small feat, given that Israeli representatives at UN in New York have long been second to none in diplomatic buffoonery.
At the UN on Monday, Israel's ambassador called @FranceskAlbs a fraud and a liar. The US representative called her a lunatic.
Her report documents nearly 300 journalists killed in Gaza. Of course, neither of them addressed it.
Then she answered.
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Wow!
Canadian journalist asks Moshe Feiglin, a former Likud Member of Knesset, if he is concerned about Israel's plummeting global standing.
Feiglin's response is chilling, as it reveals the fundamental supremacist view he and many in Israel hold.
He says that the real moral supreme court is in Israel, ie with the people of Israel.
The Bible says, he explains, that those who bless Israel will be blessed, and those who curse Israel will be cursed. As a result, it's we - Israelis - who get to judge you, rather than you judging us.
And then he adds?
"Are you with the children of God or not?"
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Appropriately lit by the flicker of flames and attended by the stench of sulphur....
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The murder MI5 wants to hide.
Almost 30 years after Sean Brown was kidnapped from a football club, British intelligence is still censoring files that could help solve his murder👇
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Matt Blake retweeted
Journalists should be able to question politicians without being smeared and libelled like this.
Defenders of the Israeli government have run out of rational arguments to support it.
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🔴Summary of Israeli attacks on Lebanese territory on October 27, 2026:
🟠 Artillery shelling:
Haddatha
Wadi Zibqin
Ayta al-Jabal
Al-Mansouri
Outskirts of Baraachit
Al-Qantara
Wadi al-Salouqi
Beit Lif
Outskirts of Shebaa
Outskirts of Chouaya
Zawtar al-Sharqiya
Wadi al-Hujair
Outskirts of Haris
🟠 Drone strikes:
Between Al-Jarmaq and Al-Aishiya
🟠 Demolitions:
Al-Khiam
Meiss al-Jabal
Houla
🟠 Illumination flares:
Al-Bayada
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Israeli forces demolished the family homes of Palestinian prisoners Ibrahim and Zakaria Dawoud in the town of Beita, south of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank.
The demolitions are part of Israel’s policy of punitive home demolitions targeting the families of Palestinians accused of attacks against Israeli settlers or soldiers.
Matt Blake retweeted
This is what Zionism does to Palestinians every day.
Israeli occupation forces fire stun grenades at the residents of the town of Beita, south of Nablus, after forcibly forcing them to leave their homes to steal their land.
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Israeli checkpoints and closed military gates are creating dangerous obstacles for patients and ambulance teams throughout the occupied West Bank.
Footage from Bethlehem and Hebron shows the difficulties emergency crews face when moving patients through checkpoints and occupation barriers, delaying medical care and putting lives at risk.
Matt Blake retweeted
The antisemitism envoy told the Royal Commission that Gaza’s death toll was “grossly inflated” and that the UN accepted this. The UN said otherwise. When I asked she said she “notes” the UN’s views.
This from Courtney:
'Israel doesn’t want peace with anyone, they want land and resources and they’ll kill anyone and destroy anything that gets in their way.'
Absolutely no compromise with zionism. Note the image of an IOF occupier smiling while posing by a damaged church.
Here you go. In Syria. Syria. The Greater Israel Project.
Israeli soldiers holding Chabad's "Messiah" flag inside Syria.
The soldier who posted it on Instagram, last January, captioned the post with a quote by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Chabad's so-called "Messiah":
"The very act of standing up to defend the Holy Land and a holy nation dwelling in it, to the point of actual self-sacrifice - is an immense merit, for there is nothing more exalted than actual self-sacrifice. Therefore, for this very act, they are worthy of open miracles."
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New report and campaign: UK Lawyers for Israel cries wolf, and it has no credibility left. Of the 14 complaints it made about charities where we could find the outcome, the Charity Commission found nothing against the charity in 11.
UKLFI showed its inhumanity when its chief executive suggested Israel's starvation of Gaza could help reduce obesity there.
Now it keeps reporting the charities trying to feed and treat Palestinians in Gaza. Every complaint has to be answered, often by volunteers. Most then come to nothing.
UKLFI's credibility is so bad, the press often buries who is behind the complaints. When the Charity Commission opened its case into MSF, none of the five reports we read put UKLFI in the headline. The Telegraph first named it in paragraph five. None of the reports on the MSF case we read told readers how UKLFI's earlier complaints had ended.
Now look at UKLFI's ties to the Israeli occupation:
- Its home page carries a thank-you from a "senior Israeli intelligence officer": "Thanks to your continuous efforts you have achieved the goal that the State of Israel was trying to get since 1997." The goal was a British aid charity for Palestinians, which UKLFI says lost its banking after UKLFI wrote to its banks.
- On 6 May 2021 Israel's Foreign Ministry accused a Palestinian health provider of sending donors' money to the PFLP. The same day UKLFI sent the allegation to the provider's British funder, which stopped the funding that day.
- A leaked Israeli Ministry of Justice note, reported by Middle East Eye, says the Turners who run UKLFI asked a senior ministry official for "assistance in finding or validating evidence that will help them" while a British aid charity was taking legal action against UKLFI. Jonathan Turner said he could not recall the meeting.
- A month into Israel's total block on aid to Gaza, UKLFI's own charity hosted an official of COGAT, the Israeli Ministry of Defence unit that controls that aid, for a webinar called "Did Israel Starve Gaza Civilians?".
- An Israeli minister says its legal director "successfully represents Israel". UKLFI says it is "not linked to the Israeli government".
Its MSF dossier, sent to the Home Secretary "for consideration under the Terrorism Act", rests on staff "identified by the Israeli authorities".
The Charity Commission has three inquiries open into charities over alleged links to Iran. It has not said whether a charity that gave Israel's Ministry of Defence its platform raises the same concern, and it keeps opening cases on UKLFI's complaints.
It seems there is one standard for Iran and another for the Israeli occupation.
We set out every complaint, every outcome and every link to the Israeli occupation, each with its source: newscord.org/editorials/uk-l…
Also, in under a minute, you can ask for an update on the Charity Commission investigation into UKLFI, which launched last year: newscord.org/action/uklfi-ch…
Matt Blake retweeted
A Campaign Against Antisemitism steward was filmed by Al Jazeera offering to provide “muscle” at a rally organised by Turning Point UK, a far right group that Al Jazeera revealed to have links to Loyalist paramilitary contract killers.
The CAA was already thoroughly discredited last December when a judge ruled a case it had brought against the comedian Reginald Hunter was “vexatious” and “abusive” and aimed purely at getting him “cancelled”. So horrified was the judge by their behaviour he instructed a copy of his ruling to be attached to any future legal action brought by the CAA.
It is astonishing the CAA still has charitable status and more astonishing still that the BBC interviews it as being representative of the Jewish community.
Lorna Hosford reports for Double Down Newswatch.
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Today in Turmus’ayya: Soldiers briefly allowed farmers access to a fraction of their trees, though snipers kept a close watch from occupied building. Then local settler leader Amishav Melet arrived with a military escort and yelled at soldiers to evict the farmers. The soldiers obeyed “Captain Amishav,” as locals call him, rounding up the farmers and expelling them from their own land.
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