These videos show the destruction Israel is smashing upon Lebanon today, to put a total stop, and punish, the Lebanese/Hezbollah/Iran agression of 12 months of rocket fire on Israel, and end their genocidal intentions to one day infiltrate Israel to do an Oct. 7th like infiltration to massacre Israelis and destroy Israel. This is not just about making Israel a safer place, but making the world a safer place! Go IDF!!! Understand the context… In 2006, after the 2nd Lebanon war, Israel agreed to UN resolution 1701 which meant a UN force, UNIFIL, would have United Nations soldiers on the ground in Lebanon to ensure that Hezbollah would be disarmed and forbidden south of the Litani River. The international community, the UN, UNIFIL, and the Lebanese government never enforced UN resolution 1701. Instead the international community, the UN, UNIFIL and the Lebanese government (taken over by Iran & Hezbollah) were complicit in allowing Hezbollah to smuggle in hundreds of thousands of rockets and missiles into Southern Lebanon, and build a whole line of attack posts via villages and terror tunnels right next to Israel’s border. When the world today demands Israel to stop, everyone should ask the basic question, WHY??? The world was complicit in Lebanon/Hezbollah/Iran preparing for Israel’s destruction. The world had 18 years to do what it promised to do, and it did nothing. Israel will not stop until we do what we have to and ensure no terror group can ever threaten us again from Southern Lebanon. And to ensure that, it’s time to make Southern Lebanon Jewish again, free of terrorists and terror supporters! Now it’s time for the world to sit back and let Israel do what any country would do militarily against such an enemy, as Israel makes the following requirements for Lebanon/Hezbollah/Iran to surrender: - A security zone of at least until the Litani River will be transferred to Israeli sovereignty (without enemy civilians) with official Lebanese consent. In the past, Israel demanded a 10 km strip there, but they refused, so the price went up - The return of the maritime territories that the Lapid/Bennet government gave them, out of total naïveté and horrible geo-political understanding (Lapid promised that appeasing Hezbollah, and giving away those are would prevent war with Hezbollah!) - Lebanon/Iran must financially compensate Israel for the enormous economic damage they caused Israel Without surrendering under these conditions, Israel continues further North into Lebanon, so this is a very generous offer. The day our enemies put down their weapons, we can have a peaceful future. Until then, we will do what we have to do to never again allow our enemies to be able to terrorize us. Am Yisrael Chai!!!

🇮🇱 CHOSEN DOESN’T MEAN EVERYONE WILL CHEER. ISRAEL STANDS. Not everyone will understand your history. Not everyone will respect your identity. And not everyone will stand with you when it matters most. But your purpose is not defined by their approval. Your strength is not measured by their applause. And your identity is not up for a vote. Let them talk. Let Israel stand. 🇮🇱💙 If you stand with Israel, stand proud. Never let the noise silence your voice. #StandWithIsrael #AmYisraelChai #Israel #JewishPride #ProIsrael #IsraelStrong #NeverAgain

ISRAEL ELECTIONS UPDATE #2: THE MORNING AFTER We still do not know the final outcome of these elections. But one lesson is already crystal clear: the political Left in Israel can no longer win an election. Its only realistic path to forming a government is by relying on the anti-Israel Arab parties, something a vast majority of the Jewish population in Israel view as fundamentally wrong, reprehensible and literally suicidal. And that should terrify the Israeli Left, because these were the best political conditions it could possibly have dreamed of to win an election. For years, the political left, together with the justice system and mainstream media painted Netanyahu as literally corrupt. Years of investigations, prosecutions and potentially millions in taxpayer money spent pursuing cases that helped convince Israelis that he was personally corrupt, self-serving and unfit to govern. Yet now, inside the courtroom, all the cases against him are falling apart, including testimony from the former Attorney General who indicted Netanyahu, admitting to allegedly illegal and unauthorized actions taken by law enforcement and the attorney general’s office in pursuing Netanyahu. Then came a brilliantly evil, but effective, and deeply destructive, election campaign. Israelis were bombarded with claims and conspiracy theories blaming Netanyahu personally for October 7, including allegations that he had been warned beforehand and simply did nothing. All lies that even Egypt and the UAE publicly denied! At the same time, the election was successfully transformed into a virtual one-issue referendum on the ultra-Orthodox draft. That was politically brilliant. Take a real and painful societal issue, use it to generate maximum anger against the government and convince frustrated right-wing Israelis not to vote for Netanyahu, Likud or the other right-wing parties. But now comes the absurdity. The election is barely over and politicians on the Left and voices in the mainstream media are already demanding dumping their supposedly sacred demand for an ultra-Orthodox draft in order to entice the ultra-Orthodox parties into a government with the Left! You cannot make this stuff up. I have been saying throughout this campaign: they are cynically hijacking a real issue, inflaming hatred and division within the Jewish people and weaponizing it to win an election. And now they are proving the point themselves. If drafting the ultra-Orthodox was truly the defining moral issue they told Israelis it was, how does that principle suddenly become negotiable the moment ultra-Orthodox politicians could provide the seats necessary to form a government with them? The truth is that much of the political Left never wanted masses of ultra-Orthodox Jews serving in the IDF in the first place. But the issue became an extraordinarily useful political weapon against Netanyahu and the Right to split the right and win an election. And after all of that, the legal campaign, the October 7 accusations, the draft campaign, enormous amounts of money and organizational effort, flying expat voters into Israel, maximizing the Arab vote and relentless anti-Netanyahu coverage across much of the mainstream media, the Israeli Left still could not win the Jewish Israeli electorate. Yet instead of confronting that reality, its leaders are demonstrating an astonishing blindness to what the Israeli people are telling them. Gadi Eizenkot gave what amounted to a victory speech last night. Yair Golan is already calling for the Left to form a government together with the anti-Israel Arab parties. That response exposes the entire problem. Rather than asking why so many Jewish Israelis continue rejecting their political vision, they are searching for a mathematical path around the Jewish electorate. That is an extraordinary disconnect from the country they hope to govern. If the Left could not win under political conditions this favorable, when exactly does it expect to win? Likud will not govern Israel forever. No party does. But the political center of gravity among Jewish Israelis remains nationalist, Zionist and deeply attached to Israel as a strong Jewish state. Even many Israelis who call themselves centrists fundamentally want that. That is why blind hatred of Netanyahu is not a political vision. Neither is dividing Israelis, weaponizing genuine societal problems or depending upon anti-Israel Arab politicians to assemble a parliamentary majority. The Israeli Left desperately needs a genuine reckoning, not about how to hate Netanyahu more effectively, but about why so many Jewish Israelis continue rejecting what it is selling. Because Netanyahu will eventually leave politics. But Israel will continue to grow as a strong Jewish state, with a Jewish population strengthening its Jewish identity, its connection with our God-given, indigenous, ancestral homeland, and continue in fulfilling our purpose as a nation in these Geulah/redemption times. And any political movement that wants to govern it must first understand the Jewish people who live here. Strengthen your faith! We might not end up with the ideal government, but it will still be far better than what the political Left invested so much money and effort trying to achieve. There will always be road bumps along the way. But don’t lose sight of the bigger picture. Great times are ahead. Have faith. Be grateful. And keep moving forward! Am Yisrael Chai!!!

Not every Republican questioning Israel is anti-Israel! The American right is facing a real divide over Israel. But loud, controversial voices don't represent every conservative or the entire MAGA movement. We must understand the difference before confusing a vocal minority with a much broader political movement. Watch full video here: pulseofisrael.com/2026/10/24…  #Israel #MAGA #Republicans #Trump #USIsraelRelations @PulseofIsrael

A generation taught to see everything through identity politics is beginning to question the narrative! In this conversation, we confront the debate over white privilege, critical race theory, and how American schools teach the next generation to understand their country. Questioning inherited beliefs is where independent thinking begins. Watch full video here: pulseofisrael.com/2026/10/24…  #IdentityPolitics #CriticalRaceTheory #AmericanEducation #FreeSpeech #PulseOfIsrael @PulseofIsrael

Being against another war doesn't mean being against Israel! The divide within Trump's Republican base isn't simply about support for Israel. It's about American foreign policy, the Iran war, and fears of another prolonged Middle East conflict. Those are two different debates. We need to recognize the distinction .Watch full video here: pulseofisrael.com/2026/10/24…  #Israel #Trump #MAGA #IranWar #AmericaFirst @PulseofIsrael

ISRAEL ELECTION UPDATE: DON’T BELIEVE THE HEADLINES! The exit polls are in, and if you are watching most of mainstream media, you are probably being told that Netanyahu lost. Not so fast. Israeli channel 11, Channel 12 and Channel 13 currently project Netanyahu’s bloc at around 50 seats, and you can already see celebrations among Netanyahu’s political opponents. But these are exit polls, not election results, and there is a dramatic outlier that nobody should ignore: Channel 14. Channel 14’s Shlomo “Momo” Filber has been the most accurate pollster in Israel for years and his exit poll initially projected Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc at 60 seats. And in the updated Channel 14 exit poll released just now, 3 hours later, that number actually just rose to 62! Enough for Netanyahu to form a government. That is an enormous discrepancy. So any headline or report declaring that Netanyahu was defeated tonight is getting way ahead of the actual vote count. And remember: hundreds of thousands of double-envelope ballots, including large numbers of soldiers’ votes, still have to be counted. Historically, soldiers have often voted disproportionately for parties on the Right. We simply do not know the final result yet. We will know final numbers on Thursday. So what is my initial takeaway? Considering the campaign we just witnessed, I am actually encouraged. The political Left ran an extremely effective, brilliantly evil, campaign around the ultra-Orthodox draft issue. It succeeded in dividing Israelis, creating enormous anger and hatred inside the nationalist camp, and convinced some right-wing voters either to vote for center-left parties or stay home. Given that reality, if Filber’s numbers are even close to correct, the result is remarkable. It could have been much worse. Then there is the extraordinary Arab Muslim turnout, which could produce a historically large representation for the Arab parties, 18 seats! First, can we finally retire the ridiculous “apartheid Israel” lie? Arab citizens vote in Israeli elections, elect representatives to Israel’s parliament and potentially hold enormous influence over who becomes prime minister. Most of those citizens and politicians openly support the destruction of the Jewish state of Israel and Israel still gives them equal votes for our Parliament. That is not apartheid. But it is lunacy. Politically, their success also creates a fascinating dilemma for Gadi Eisenkot and the center-left. If they attempt to form a government of at least 61 seats dependent upon the anti-Zionist Arab parties, they will pay an enormous political price among Jewish Israeli voters. And if Netanyahu forms the government, those Arab parties will remain in the opposition rather than determining national security policy. So, their presence in the Knesset opposition will be negligible, despite their high number of seats, predicted potentially at 18 in the exit polls. Ironically, this huge accomplishment by the Israeli Arab Muslim jihadi population has awakened the Israeli public to the danger posed by a large and politically influential fifth column that supports the destruction of Israel. Hopefully, this will lead our next government to confront this internal fifth column decisively, while clearly distinguishing it from loyal Arab citizens who value their lives in Israel. We cannot allow the red-green alliance to undermine our country from within, as it is already doing across the freedom-loving world. Ironically, what is now being celebrated as a major political victory by Israel’s anti-Zionist Arab leadership may ultimately awaken the Jewish public and bring about that movement’s political defeat. Then comes the biggest question of election night: What does Gadi Eisenkot do if Netanyahu emerges with the strongest path to forming a government? Does he join Netanyahu in some form of broad coalition? Or does he continue the boycott of Netanyahu and leave Netanyahu to rebuild another right-wing/religious coalition resembling the government we just had? Personally, I hope Eisenkot chooses the boycott. I want a government capable of continuing the fundamental changes that began over these past four years: defeating our enemies, strengthening Jewish sovereignty, rebuilding Jewish communities throughout our homeland and finally confronting institutional structures that have prevented elected right-wing governments from implementing the policies their voters chose. A government that includes Eizenkot will hinder that. But tonight, nobody should celebrate and nobody should despair. The votes are still being counted. The exit polls radically disagree. And Netanyahu may very well emerge from this election as prime minister once again. Most importantly, remember something much bigger than Netanyahu, Eisenkot or 61 Knesset seats. We do our part. We vote. We fight for the future of the Jewish state. But ultimately, God runs the world. Whatever numbers appear on our television screens tonight, strengthen your faith. The Jewish people have experienced far greater miracles than an election result. God above is in charge. Am Yisrael Chai!!!

✡️ THE STAR OF DAVID IS NOT A SYMBOL OF FEAR. IT IS A SYMBOL OF SURVIVAL. 🇮🇱 They tried to erase Jewish history. They failed. They tried to silence Jewish identity. They failed. They tried to break the Jewish spirit. It survived. It endured. It rose. For thousands of years, the Jewish people have faced persecution, exile, pogroms, and the Holocaust. Yet Jewish identity remains alive, Hebrew thrives, and Israel stands as the homeland of Jewish self-determination. Zionism is not a call for hatred. It is the belief that the Jewish people have the right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland. Antisemitism has no place in our world. Jewish people deserve to live with dignity, freedom, and security—everywhere. The Star of David represents more than a symbol. It represents identity, faith, resilience, and the determination to survive. Hate will never erase a people who refuse to disappear. 💙 Stand against antisemitism. 🇮🇱 Stand for Jewish identity. ✡️ Stand for the right to live without fear. AM YISRAEL CHAI! Share this post. Let the message be louder than the hate. #AmYisraelChai #StandAgainstAntisemitism #JewishResilience #Zionism #JewishHistory #Israel #NeverAgain #JewishPride #EndAntisemitism #StandWithIsrael

Jordan. Egypt. Possibly somewhere else. At this point, Trump was no longer speaking only about an unspecified “different location.” He was publicly naming countries where he believed land could be found for Palestinians from Gaza. That raises a much bigger question: what would such a proposal mean for Gaza - and for the countries being named? #Trump #Gaza #Jordan #Egypt #Israel #MiddleEast #PulseOfIsrael

You can't fix a broken system by changing a few laws! Israel's judicial reform battle goes deeper than legislation. When unelected institutions hold power over elected leaders, who truly controls the system? The real battle is over public trust and institutional power. Watch full video here: pulseofisrael.com/2026/10/20…  #Israel #JudicialReform #IsraeliSupremeCourt #JudicialActivism #IsraeliPolitics @PulseofIsrael

The truth deserves to be remembered. The victims deserve to be honored. And terrorism must never be justified. 🇮🇱 October 7, 2023, will forever be remembered for the horrific Hamas-led attacks on Israel. Remembering the victims, standing with survivors, and demanding the return of hostages are essential to keeping their stories alive. Terrorism is never resistance. Civilian lives are never bargaining chips. And every innocent life deserves dignity and protection. Do you believe the world applies the same standards when it comes to terrorism and the protection of civilians? Share your thoughts respectfully. #RememberOctober7 #StandWithIsrael #NeverForget #FightTerrorism #Israel #PeaceAndSecurity #BringThemHome