Israel sends message to Iran: No haven for terrorists


The early Wednesday morning assassination in Tehran of Hamas’ Politburo head Ismail Haniyeh, attributed to Israel, reportedly caused a panic in the senior ranks of the Iranian regime.  Haniyeh, who was based in Doha, Qatar, was in Iran to attend the inauguration of Iran’s new president, Masoud Pezeshkia. He was staying at a supposedly secret guesthouse operated by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps…

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How the U.S. enabled Hezbollah to grow out of control


The situation on Israel’s northern border is spinning out of control while leaders scramble to find a solution. On Saturday, Hezbollah massacred 12 children on a playground and now the world waits with bated breath for the Israeli response. In this episode, I spoke with columnist and Levant analyst Tony Bedran to discuss the colossal mistakes made by both American…

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The Hour of Israeli Leadership has Arrived


Hours after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his address before the Joint Houses of Congress, Kuwait’s al Jarida newspaper reported that Iran has provided Hezbollah with electromagnetic pulse weapons. Citing a source from Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Quds Force, the newspaper reported that the devices now in Hezbollah’s hands are capable of neutralizing Israel’s radars and communications systems. The IRGC also…

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Into the FIRE: Bibi presents Israel’s HEROISM to Congress


The negative noise that accompanied Prime Minister Netanyahu’s address to Congress yesterday proved to be no match for the resounding applause he received inside the Capitol Building. Join Caroline Glick on today’s episode of In Focus as we explore the important elements of his speech and the important influence it could have on America’s perception of the ongoing conflict.

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STORIES BEHIND THE BATTLES: Oct. 7th As it Happened


The story of Israel’s Police on October 7th is one of heroism, courage, and devotion to duty. This week on Caroline Glick In Focus, hear the awe-inspiring account of that fateful day from Chief Superintendent of Israel Police, Shlomi Chetrit. We’ll examine exactly what happened from the perspective of the Israel Police, Hamas’ diabolical strategy, the three phases of Israel’s…

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Never cower to the mob: Producing ‘Oct. 7 – The Play’


When Phelim McAleer, Ann McElhinney and Geoffrey Cantor set out to produce a play depicting Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre, they knew it would create waves. But they never expected a historically accurate production to require heavy security and actors to fear for their careers. Nevertheless, the three pushed forward with their mission and boarded a plane to the Jewish state,…

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Trump’s Assassination Attempt was NOT out of NOWHERE


The drumbeat of demonization that led to Trump’s near assassination did not begin yesterday. The attempt on the former president’s life is the fruit of what billionaires and nefarious interests have been sowing for many years in both Israel and the USA. What’s worse, their collusion for chaos and delegitimization of popular sentiment has given the green light to political…

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JNS poll: Israelis support Donald Trump over Joe Biden


If Israelis were the ones who decided, presumptive Republican nominee and former President Donald Trump would defeat U.S. President Joe Biden in a landslide on Nov. 5, according to a JNS/Direct Polls survey of public opinion carried out on July 9. According to the survey, 55% of Israelis would prefer to see Trump elected, 34% prefer Biden and 11% don’t have an opinion on…

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JNS poll: Most Likud voters want Gallant fired


The majority of Likud voters have lost faith in Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and would like to see him fired, according to a JNS/Direct Polls survey of public opinion carried out on July 9. Sixty-three percent of Likud voters believe that Gallant should be sacked, compared to 29% who believe he should remain in his position. Nine percent have no…

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JNS poll: Most Israelis oppose terms of hostages-for-ceasefire deal


A total of 57% of Israelis oppose the U.S.-mediated deal being negotiated with Hamas, according to a JNS/Direct Polls survey of public opinion carried out on July 9. And 33% support the prospective agreement. The contours of the agreement would require Israel to withdraw from the Netzarim Corridor that controls north-south traffic in Gaza, and from the Philadelphi Corridor that controls the…

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