4 Oct 2026

Freefall

The attempted jihadi hijacking this week is one of the weirder stories we’ve heard in a while.

Falling thousands of feet in just a few seconds, a Dubai jetliner, bound for Tel Aviv, was seconds away from disaster when a group of Israeli passengers stormed the cockpit and subdued the terrorist. He has been identified as from Oman, extremely radicalized in his worldview. Which begs the question: why was he approved to fly as a commercial pilot to begin with?

A source I have in the Middle East tells me that would-be killer, an Omani citizen, was so radical that he would not shake a woman’s hand. That’s when a terrorist is “extreme.” Of course, we know that Islam has been extreme since the time of Mohammed.

“’We know that he underwent Islamist radical indoctrination. That appears to be something we are gathering from his personal information,’ Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with Fox News.”

You can rest assured, during the interrogation process, this clown will wish he’d gone down with the plane. His life is over.

Already, the demonic media are blaming the incident on…Israel. The Jewish state is the only country in modern history that is consistently accused of manufacturing self-inflicted harm. Insane, yes, but that’s the way it is.

“Antisemitism watchdogs reported that online conspiracy theories accusing Israel of orchestrating a false flag operation began circulating on social media just over an hour after an attempted terrorist attack aboard an Israel-bound flydubai flight on Wednesday.

“The incident began at 1:21 AM ET when a Boeing 737 MAX 8 flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv with 174 passengers transmitted emergency distress signals after one of the pilots allegedly stabbed the second pilot and attempted to crash the aircraft. Passengers and crew intervened to subdue the attacker before the plane diverted safely to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.

“According to a monitoring report from the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) Antisemitism Research Center (ARC), the first post declaring the event an Israeli false flag appeared on X just 67 minutes after the emergency signal.”

Unreal.

And remember, even Al-Jazeera is no more a liar than NPR or CNN. The same anti-Jew virus has infected them.

One person said this to The Jerusalem Post:

“’67 minutes is all it took for the near-downing of a commercial airliner by a terrorist pilot to become fodder for antisemitic conspiracy theorists across the globe. It’s clear this isn’t a narrative that forms in response to an incident. Rather, it’s part of a script that already exists, sitting ready for use whenever opportunities arise.’”

A script. No doubt supplied by Tehran.

I rarely make statements like this, but it seems to me that the severity of anti-Israel actions is pushing us much closer to the end. The sheer number of threats to Israel, and the intensity of each…it’s much more than I ever expected to live to see, to be honest.

Everywhere, Israel is threatened. Constant, second-by-second pressure. It would be unbearable for any other country, I do believe.

One slight silver lining is that Israel is becoming so good at its own security apparatus, it is helping them survive. Overall it’s God, of course, but these people are super-intelligent. In stark contrast to the dark minds of their enemies.

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27 Sep 26

Not Dead Yet

I’m always amused by the “obituaries” of Benjamin Netanyahu’s political career. Perhaps the premier political leader of our time, “Bibe” is being counted-out again, as we head toward October elections in Israel.

His political opponents always trot-out the same tired tropes during election season. With Oct. 7, some have tried to blame the premier for that catastrophe. As recently as two weeks ago, he was being eulogized by various political operatives.

Now it looks like—once again—Israel’s longest-serving prime minister might pull it off once again. His longtime party, Likud, remains the one to beat. That party is roughly the equivalent to an American Republican Party. Bibi defeated Shimon Peres for the top spot in Israel in 1996, by a narrow margin.

(Ironically, Peres had delivered a moving tribute/eulogoy for Jonathan “Yoni” Netanyahu, the oldest of the three Netanyahu sons, who died leading victorious troops during the famous Entebbe hostage rescue in 1976. Exactly 20 years later, the young lion and the old fox squared off, with Netanyahu’s youth winning the day.

Today, he is challenged by mediocre rivals. Opportunist Yair Lapid had an embarrassingly short run as prime minister which, oddly enough, makes him eligible someday for burial at Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem—the place where prime ministers and Israel’s war dead rest.

Netanyahu’s speech today at the rotten-to-the-core UN was bravo once again. His line that talk of “genocide” in Gaza is the “lie of the century.” He’s not wrong and not melodramatic. His perfect English and experience living in other countries still make him rare in Israeli politics. Peres was tough to decipher as he spoke in rough English. Guys like Avigdor Lieberman doesn’t even speak English. All this has always given Netanyahu—who has a degree from MIT—a handy advantage.

From The Times of Israel:

“A new poll by Channel 13 shows the bloc of parties opposing Benjamin Netanyahu in the lead ahead of next month’s election, but still far from winning the 61 seats needed for a majority in the120-seat Knesset.

“The result is significant because last week’s Channel 13 poll showed the parties supporting the prime minister holding a narrow lead, after months of surveys showing that bloc trailing. But like nearly all recent polls, that one predicted that neither side would win a majority in the October 27 vote.

“Today’s poll finds that the presumed anti-Netanyahu bloc would win 52 seats, compared to 51 for the presumed pro-Netanyahu camp.”

One thing that always swings in Netanyahu’s favor as the election deadlines loom is the public’s belief that he is the best option for security. Especially now as Israel fights on multiple fronts.

Sorry-not-sorry: as long as Netanyahu is functioning, and Israel is besieged, I think he’s the clear best option in any election. I think he wins in a few weeks.

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