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Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar delivered a blunt message at the UN Security Council: Israel will not apologize for defending itself, and it will not be intimidated by what he described as the UN’s “anti-Israel obsession.”
Sa’ar made it clear that Israel is a peace-seeking democracy, standing on the front lines against radical forces that openly call for its destruction. He reminded the international community that attempts to eliminate the Jewish state began the moment it was reborn in 1948, and those efforts have not ceased.
For the past two and a half years we’ve seen that genocidal rhetoric against Israel hasn’t weakened, but intensified. Sa’ar also importantly warned that Israel is not the only target. The same extremist ideologies threatening Israel also threaten the broader West.
Israel will continue to speak the truth, defend its rights, and stand firm against those who seek its destruction.
Everyday Syrian Druze citizens have delivered a message of deep gratitude to Israel for intervening to protect Druze communities from Islamist violence in southern Syria.
For the Druze, this is not about politics, it’s about safety. Israeli Druze serve in the IDF in significant numbers and have long-standing ties to their brothers and sisters across the border. When Syrian Druze came under threat, Israel acted. Many now describe that intervention as a protective shield at a moment of existential danger.
While extremists preach division and hatred, this moment tells a different story: minority communities in the Middle East are recognizing who shows up for them when lives are on the line.
Voices from the Syrian Druze community are now openly expressing readiness for reconciliation and a future built on security and mutual respect.
Masih Alinejad has spent her life fighting for the freedom of Iranian women. At the Geneva Summit, she delivered a powerful message to European leaders: silence in the face of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s massacre of tens of thousands of innocent Iranians is complicity in their murder.
She pointed to real victims of the state’s violence including Kosar, shot in the eye by the IRGC and Sima, shot in the arm and forced to live for years with a bullet still inside her body. These are not statistics, these are the brave women who paid the price for demanding basic human rights.
Masih also exposed a stunning injustice: Afsaneh Nadipour, once responsible for enforcing the regime’s oppression of Iranian women, now holds a position monitoring women’s rights internationally. The very system that brutalizes women is being allowed to present itself as their protector.
She further condemned the UN’s decision to platform Kazem Gharibabadi, a senior regime official deeply tied to the machinery of repression and violence.
The Iranian people have shown extraordinary courage. Now the world must show moral clarity, and not allow their silence to protect the oppressors.
Forty days after protestor Alireza Seidi was murdered by the Iranian regime, innocent civilians gathered only to mourn.
The regime’s security forces responded with gunfire.
This is the reality of life under Iran’s dictatorship. Even memorials peaceful moments of grief and remembrance are treated as threats. The regime fears the truth, the courage of its own people, and their refusal to forget.
Iranians are risking everything simply to honor the victims and demand dignity. They are not armed, nor violent, and they are only standing for their basic human rights.
The world must not look away or fall into silence. Stand with the Iranian people against the murderous dictatorship that rules over them. FREE IRAN NOW.
A UN Special Rapporteur is supposed to defend human rights for everyone, not praise and legitimize terrorist organizations.
Back in August 2025, Francesca Albanese defended Hamas, and attempted to rebrand them as merely a political force. This is the same Hamas that murders both Gazan and Israeli civilians, suppresses dissent, and rules through terror.
Albanese also recently appeared on an al-Jazeera panel alongside extremist figures, including the head of Hamas and the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The role of a UN human rights official is to stand with victims, not to legitimize those groups responsible for their murder and violent repression.
How can the UN claim to uphold human rights while allowing someone who defends extremist actors to retain this position?
Activist Calla Walsh openly participated in a state sponsored propaganda festival in Tehran, organized by a regime that murders its own people and exports terror across the globe.
Anti-American activists love to accuse the US of imperialism, but seem to be totally supportive of imperialistic regimes which accord with their radical agendas.
Let’s be clear: there is nothing “anti-imperialist” about a regime that funds terror proxies across the Middle East. The Islamic Republic suppresses its citizens, executes dissenters, and exports genocidal ideology all while attempting to rebrand terror as “resistance.”
This is how authoritarian regimes operate. They recruit foreign voices to repeat their narratives, obscure their crimes, and normalize their extremism.
The Iranian people know the truth, and they’re still risking their lives to fight this regime. The world must stand with them, not with those who amplify the regime’s propaganda.
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A moment in Jewish and Israeli sports history 🇮🇱❄️
Jared Firestone has officially competed in his first Olympic Games, representing Israel on the world stage as a skeleton athlete. From his beginnings as a runner to becoming an Olympic competitor, his journey is a testament to discipline, resilience, and belief.
Wearing the Israeli flag is pride, identity, representation, and the continuation of a legacy carried by generations who dreamed of seeing Israel represented among the world’s best.
The silence is deafening.
Many who claim to stand for “justice” refuse to support the Iranian people’s fight for freedom from the Islamic Republic. Why? Because that same regime funnels billions of dollars (including money taken from Iranian taxpayers) into terror groups like Hamas.
The result is devastating on all sides. Israelis are murdered by terror proxies armed and funded by Tehran’s mullahs. Iranians themselves are imprisoned, tortured, and killed by the very regime that claims to represent them. Entire generations in Iran are denied opportunity, dignity, and freedom so the regime can export its extremist ideology abroad.
Standing with the Iranian people means standing against the regime that oppresses them and fuels violence across the region. Freedom for Iran is a victory for human rights, for peace, and for every innocent life threatened by extremist terror.
