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Media AVOIDING Slain Israeli Hostages (Guest: Robert Davi)

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National Narrative is about Victimizing Hamas Allies Television Only Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have ratcheted up their attacks in Gaza.  Israel insists that the bombings are targeting areas where rockets launched by Hamas were fired. These new IDF military operations coincide with Prime Minister Netanyahu’s diplomatic visit to Washington, DC as the political climate there is tumultuous to say the least. Of course, the mainstream media (the Washington Post article linked below) is focusing on … Read more

Is a Ceasefire Deal Between Israel and Hamas Even Possible At This Point? (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the ongoing attempts for the two sides to reach some form of deal for hostages and peace. Following a series of attacks meant to kill Hamas military commander Muhammad Dief, it appears that Hamas is still ready to discuss some kind of ceasefire with Israel. In the 284th day of the conflict between the two sides, the Times of Israel reported that an Israeli negotiation team is headed out to secure some … Read more

Israel Justified in Bombing Gaza City (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh responds to the latest media narrative about poor “Innocent Civilians” being Killed “Joining us today is David Rubin, former Mayor of Shiloh, a respected author, and a prominent voice in the Israeli-Palestinian discourse. We’re here to discuss Israel’s recent military actions in Gaza and the ongoing conflict with Hamas. David will provide his perspective on why these actions are justified and necessary for Israel’s security. Welcome, David.” **Suggested Interview Questions:** … Read more

Israel Will Never Defeat Hamas Unless It Can Eliminate Iran’s Nuclear Program (Guest: Ronald Stetton)

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The author of The Prophet discusses one big problem that Israel is overlooking in its effort to regain Gaza. The battle between Israel and Hamas has been going for several months now, with Hezbollah and Iran getting involved as well. And while Israel remains confident that it can defeat its enemies in an effort to retain peace, one key factor is being overlooked – Iran’s own nuclear arsenal. Avigdor Liberman, who serves as Party Leader for Israeli … Read more

Could Hamas Finally Be Ready For a Ceasefire Deal With Israel (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the latest possibility of a ceasefire, and what could stop it from happening. There has been a great deal of discussion in the past of a potential ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, though certain factors – possibly from both sides – have kept it from happening. However, the Associated Press recently reported that it’s possible one could take place after all. Hamas reportedly provided initial approval of a U.S. backed proposal … Read more

Will Israel and Hezbollah Find Themselves Going To War? (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the likelihood that the countries will soon take their conflict to another level. The situation between Israel and Hamas has escalated very quickly over the past month, to the point that Iran and Hezbollah have increased their firing of missiles on northern Israel. In Israel, the word on the street is that all-out war is inevitable. This comes after several military strikes from Israel have wiped out a number … Read more

Clues of Biblical battle unearthed in Jerusalem: Evidence of Divine intervention?

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Recent archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem have captured the attention of historians, theologians, and believers alike. Researchers have unearthed an ancient military base that aligns with the Biblical narrative of an angelic intervention that saved Jerusalem from the Assyrian army approximately 2,700 years ago.  This finding may provide compelling evidence of one of the most dramatic stories in the Jewish Tanakh, underscoring the enduring truth of these ancient scriptures. The Assyrian Empire, under King Sennacherib, was known for its military … Read more

AOC Furious “War Criminal” Netanyahu Invited to Address Congress (Guest: David Rubin)

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Democrat representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, never one to miss a change to criticize Israel, is fuming that a bipartisan group in congress invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address congress. The always-angry AOC called Netanyahu a “war criminal” and said nothing of his battle against the terrorists who started this war. AOC is demanding the Israeli Prime Minister’s invitation be revoked.  Her sentiments are backed by other antisemitic factions of the “squad” as well as other … Read more

Netanyahu Disbands Israeli War Cabinet (Guest: David Rubin)

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The war cabinet that was set up in Israel shortly after the Hamas terror attack has been dissolved following the opposition leader Benny Gantz’s withdrawal from the group. Gantz has been openly critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, even calling for an early election in the middle of this war.  Today, we have David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, an expert on Israeli politics and security, to discuss the end of the war … Read more

Why Is Netanyahu Against the “Tactical Pause” Suggested By His Own Military in Israel? (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh explains why there’s more to this decision than simply saving face. Earlier this week, the Israeli military announced that it would be providing a “tactical pause” during each day in the Rafah area, giving humanitarian aid the chance to help out people within the allotted time frame. However, it appears that its own Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is against said plan. “When the prime minister heard the reports of an … Read more

Will Israel’s Proposed “Tactical Pause” Earn Goodwill From Others, or Is the Damage Already Done? (Guest: Ronald Stetton)

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The author of The Prophet discusses the country’s latest strategy, and wonders if it will result in a turnaround of criticism against Netanyahu. Israel is facing a great deal of criticism in its battle against Hamas, which has resulted in hundreds of casualties and finger-pointing at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. But a new move may be an attempt by the country to earn some goodwill. The country’s military has announced that it will put a “tactical pause” … Read more

The U.S. Ceasefire Proposal For Israel and Hamas Is “A Huge Mess” – But Why Are They So Heavily Involved Anyway? (Guest: Sid Roth)

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The host of the nationally syndicated show It’s Supernatural! discusses the involvement of the U.S. with the plan – and why there’s trouble afoot. For some time now, the United States – under President Joe Biden – have been pushing for a ceasefire plan between Israel and Hamas as their conflict continues in its eighth month. But just when it appeared they had everything in place to proceed, it’s become what some call “a huge mess.” Mohamad … Read more

Hamas Rejects Ceasefire Deal (Guest: Ronald Stetton)

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Hamas rejected the ceasefire deal brokered by the United States, Qatar and Egypt, requesting instead a permanent ceasefire from Israel, the country they attacked – unprovoked – on October 7th.  The current proposal, agreed to by Israel, calls for a six-week ceasefire and a partial release of the hostages. A second phase would require the remainder of the hostages released and a total withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.  Our guest is Ronald Stetton, author … Read more

Israel Accepts UN Security Council Ceasefire Proposal (Guest: Ronald Stetton)

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The United Nations Security Council voted in favor of a draft resolution of a U.S.-backed ceasefire plan but Israel called it “meaningless” though they have reportedly accepted it. Israel’s representative to the UN said the war will not end until all hostages are returned and Hamas’ capabilities are “dismantled.”  14 of the 15 UNSC council members voted in favor of Monday’s resolution, with only Russia abstaining.  Israel is not a member of the UNSC. Israeli Prime … Read more

Rubin: Beyond Historic — Mexico’s First Jewish, Female President

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Claudia Sheinbaum’s Election as Mexico’s First Jewish, Female President Marks a More Than Historic Moment in Global History In an unprecedented turn of events, Claudia Sheinbaum has been elected as the first Jewish president of Mexico, marking a significant milestone in the nation’s history. As the first woman to hold the highest office in the country, Sheinbaum’s election symbolizes a monumental shift towards irreligious and gender diversity in Mexican politics. Sheinbaum’s Jewish heritage and her … Read more

There Seems To Be a Great Deal of Confusion Surrounding Biden’s Proposed Cease-Fire In Israel (Guest: David Rubin)

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The former Mayor of Shiloh discusses the proposal, and why there appears to be mixed messages surrounding its acceptance. This past weekend, President Joe Biden and his Administration put together a potential deal to bring an end to the war in Gaza. However, even with Israel’s mild acceptance of the deal, it doesn’t look like Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fully on board, noting that it was “not a good deal.” Netanyahu is facing a … Read more

Court’s Gaza Ruling Could Prolong Conflict, Embolden Hamas (By David Rubin)

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(Originally published in NewsMax.) The recent decision by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), also known as the World Court, to order Israel to halt its military assault on Gaza’s Rafah is not only misguided but also deeply flawed. It reflects a gross misunderstanding of the context and realities on the ground. Israel is engaged in a defensive war against Hamas, a terrorist organization recognized as such for decades by both Europe and the United … Read more

Israel Should Keep Fighting In Spite of Rafah Mistake (Guest: Sid Roth)

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Interview Opportunity with Sid Roth, host of “Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural” Proposed Introduction for Host: “Joining us today is Sid Roth, host of ‘Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural,’ a television show with over two million daily viewers, and owner of Middle East TV, broadcast throughout Israel and the Middle East. We are here to discuss the recent United Nations resolution demanding that Israel halt its military operations against Hamas, and the tragic incident over the weekend … Read more

Dozens Dead in Rafah by Wartime Mistake Admitted by Netanyahu but that Does not Mean Israel Should Quit Fighting Hamas (Guest: David Rubin)

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Interview Opportunity with Former Shiloh, Israel Mayor David Rubin Proposed Introduction for Host: We are here to discuss the tragic incident over the weekend where Israel accidentally killed dozens of civilians in Rafah. We’ll also discuss the recent United Nations resolution demanding that Israel halt its military operations against Hamas, and the growing number of European nations recognizing a Palestinian State.  Our guest is David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, in the so-called West … Read more

Bye-bye, DEI: UNC has had enough (By Michael Letts)

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(Originally published in WND.) What is DEI, you ask? DEI, for the most part, stands for diversity, equity and inclusion, and several consultation groups have been pushing it, insisting that it’s a “hot trend” when it comes to teaching our youth. Only … it hasn’t. The fact of the matter is that anything fueled by DEI seems to meet with disaster. Several businesses, such as the makers of Bud Light and Target, have lost billions … Read more

Qur’an Tells Us What We Need to Know About Hamas (Guest: Ronald Stetton)

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On October 7th, Hamas attacked Israel, raping, killing, and kidnapping Jews. As Israel fights to end the ongoing terror of Hamas once and for all, other Muslim nations are increasingly siding with the Palestinians, who support Hamas. Israel is surrounded by such nations. Hamas is an Arabic acronym for the Islamic Resistance Movement. They claim to hold fast to the teaching of Islam.  Our next guest is Ronald Stetton, author of the book The Last … Read more

Harvard Board Shuts Out Antisemitic Protestors from Graduating (Guest: Kenin Spivak)

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Kevin Spivak

While the woke faculty at Harvard University wants to forgive the antisemitic and illegal protests of the students – who ignored all warnings – the board vetoed the decision to let them graduate. That means 13 senior students who took part in the shocking protests against Israel will not get a Harvard degree. Not yet, anyway. The faculty is threatening a “rebellion.” The protests at Harvard and other colleges were sometimes violent as the pro-Palestinian … Read more

ICC’s Misguided Pursuit of Israeli Leaders Undermines True Justice (Guest: Grant Berry)

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Interview Opportunity with Grant Berry, Author and Expert on Israeli Politics and Security Suggested intro: “Joining us today is Grant Berry, an author and expert on Israeli politics, religion and security. We’re here to discuss the International Criminal Court’s recent decision to seek arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. This unprecedented move targets the leader of a close U.S. ally and raises significant questions about the ICC’s … Read more

Netanyahu: ICC Move “Pouring Gasoline on the Fires of Antisemitism” (Guest: David Rubin)

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Both Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden criticized the International Criminal Court for seeking an arrest warrant for Netanyahu for war crimes, along with leaders of the terror group Hamas. ICC chief prosecutor Karim A.A. Khan seeks arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant. In a video statement, Netanyahu responded “Mr. Khan creates a twisted and false moral equivalency between the leaders of Israel and the henchmen … Read more

ICC Seeks Arrest Warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Guest: David Rubin)

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In a show of lunacy, the International Criminal Court is seeking an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu so they can charge him with war crimes and crimes against humanity, just as the seek an arrest warrant for members of the terror group Hamas who started this war with an attack on Israel October 7th.  It is the first time the ICC has targeted the leader of a close U.S. Ally. The charges against … Read more

US House Votes to Force Weapons Shipments to Israel, Rebuking Biden (Guest: David Rubin)

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Interview Opportunity with David Rubin, Former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel Suggested Introduction for Host: “The Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives has passed the Israel Security Assistance Support Act, mandating President Biden to send weapons to Israel. This move comes as a direct rebuke to Biden’s delay in bomb shipments and his calls for Israel to protect civilians during its war with Hamas. This underscores the sharp divide in U.S. politics regarding Israel policy, particularly in … Read more

The False Portrayal of the Humanitarian Aid Pier in Israel (Guest: David Rubin)

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Interview Opportunity with David Rubin, Former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel Suggested Introduction for Host: The construction of a humanitarian aid pier in Gaza has been widely touted as necessary to ensure that food and supplies reach the citizens of Gaza. However, few people realize the true nature of this initiative. Our guest says this pier is nothing more than a photo op and that this whole pier charade is like fake wrestling on steroids, suggesting … Read more

American Pressure on Israel: The Future of Gaza Post-War (Guest: David Rubin)

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Interview Opportunity with David Rubin, Former Mayor of Shiloh, Israel The U.S. continues to pressure Israel to determine “the day after” the Rafah initiative ends, raising the critical question: Who will govern Gaza? Secretary of State Anthony Blinken reiterated the Biden administration’s position that Israel should not have military control over Gaza at the end of the war, a stance seemingly supported by Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel, … Read more

Columbia University Commencement Speaker Complains of “Genocide” in Gaza (Guest: Grant Berry)

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Columbia University student Saham David Ahmed Ali addressed graduates of the Mailman School of Public Health as the main commencement was canceled due to the antisemitic protests.  She complained of the “genocide of the Palestinian people” as her mic cut off a number of times. The school claims that it was due to a technical glitch. Students chanted “let her speak.”  Meanwhile at Harvard, a student is suing the school for “rewarding antisemitism” and making life … Read more

Communist Party Organizer Admits Role in Anti-Israel Rallies (Guest: Grant Berry)

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A journalist from Accuracy in Media went undercover at a UCLA antisemitic rally and spoke with a woman who claims to be an “outside agitator” with the group Revcom, the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA. Their spoken goal: to “overthrow the system of capitalism and replace it with a socialist state.” They seek global communism. A woman who identified herself as “Annie,” believed to be known activist Annie Day, admitted playing an organizational role at the … Read more

Biden Delaying Aide to Israel May Be Impeachable Offense (Guest: Sid Roth)

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President Joe Biden announced it was delaying the shipment of bombs to Israel just as the try to wrap up their battle against the terror group that attacked them in October. Republicans in the House introduced a bill that would freeze budgets for the offices of the Defense Secretary, Secretary of State and National Security Council if Biden doesn’t reverse course. But the Biden move also reminds us: Trump was impeached for delaying aid to … Read more

Israel Expands Offensive in Rafah (Guest: Grant Berry)

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Israel continues to expand their offensive in Rafah in the war against Hamas, designated a terrorist organization by the United States and Europe for decades.  The Israeli Defense Force says they will continue to strike and eliminate Hamas military targets in the Rafah area, including arms storage depots, underground fortresses, and other terrorist infrastructure from which Hamas operated in the Rafah area. Meanwhile, Democrats in Congress are furious Israel continues their war on terrorists despite … Read more

Republican Campaign Strategists See Jewish Voters Moving Right in 2024 (Guest: David Rubin)

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Introduction: The political landscape within the American Jewish community is experiencing a seismic shift, with a notable migration from traditional Democratic allegiances to more conservative, Republican ideals. This transition has been significantly influenced by contrasting policies on Israel from recent U.S. administrations. Under former President Donald Trump, the U.S. saw bold pro-Israel actions, such as the relocation of the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem and staunch support during regional conflicts. These moves starkly contrast with the … Read more

Why Is the U.N. Cutting Estimates of Gazan Children and Women Killed In the Israel/Hamas Conflict? (Guest: Grant Berry)

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The Founder of Reconnecting Ministries takes a closer look at a report, which isn’t as reliable as it would like to hope. The number of lives lost in the conflict between Israel and Hamas is devastating, especially when it comes to women and children. However, the United Nations seems focused on making that number as lessened as possible. According to the Jerusalem Post, the group recently published the number of fatalities as reported by the … Read more

Netanyahu Defies Biden: Israel Will “Stand Alone” (Guest: David Rubin)

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America has traditionally been Israel’s closest ally, but the Biden administration has abandoned the Jewish state as they work to close out the war against the terrorists who attacked them on October 7. Israel seeks to illuminate Hamas completely. The Biden administration has responded by withholding arms, fearing the ongoing war will displace more Palestinians. Speaking Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will “stand alone” if necessary. And right now, it appears necessary. … Read more

Will Biden’s Blackmail strategy against Israel be Effective?

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Introduction: Just as Israel was at the one-yard line in finishing off the war against terrorists in their land, and there was nothing Hamas could do to stop Israel, a strange event occurred: Joe Biden blackmailed Israel, saying that if they don’t stand down against their enemy that the U.S. will withhold previously promised arms shipments to Israel. Sid Roth, an Israeli American and host of the popular TV show “Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural,” voices … Read more

Israel Moves into Rafah Angering Democrats (Guest: David Rubin)

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Israel gained control of the Gazan side of the Rafah Crossing as part of a “precise counterterrorism operation” according to the Israel Defense Forces. The IDF said in a statement “fighter jets struck and eliminated Hamas terror targets in the Rafah area, including military structures, underground infrastructure, and additional terrorist infrastructure from which Hamas operated in the Rafah area.” Meanwhile, Democrats in congress are furious Israel continues their war on terrorists who attacked them on … Read more

Cease Fire vs. Continued Fighting in Gaza (Guest: David Rubin)

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Introduction: As Israel persists with military operations against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, particularly in the city of Rafah, the complexity and stakes of the Israel-Gaza war continue to intensify. Hamas accepted an Egyptian-Qatari ‘faux’ ceasefire proposal that was deemed unacceptable for a number or reasons including it not containing a full release of hostages.  Thus, Israel’s government continues with targeted strikes in Rafah, while underlining its conditions for true peace.  David Rubin, former mayor … Read more

Experts Skeptical of Hamas Claim of Cease-Fire Agreement (Guest: David Rubin)

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Hamas claims they have the framework of a cease-fire agreement assisted by Egypt and Qatar. So far, no one from Israel or the United States have confirmed there is any deal in consideration. In fact, Reuters claims an Israeli official denies there is a tenable deal on the table.  The alleged agreement comes as Israel is preparing for a ground invasion of the city of Rafah, the location where Hamas recently carried out a deadly … Read more

Israeli Army Orders Evacuation of Rafah as Invasion Soon to Follow (Guest: David Rubin)

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On Monday, Israel warned tens of thousands of Palestinians in Rafah to evacuate the area, a humanitarian gesture as the long-promised ground invasion into Gaza’s southern city appears imminent. This comes as cease-fire and hostage release talks have stalled. Israel also closed its main delivery point for humanitarian aid for Gaza after the terror group Hamas attacked it. Israel also shut down the Qatar-based Al Jazeera news network in Israel.  David Rubin, former mayor of … Read more

College Students Have Filed a Lawsuit Against Their School Over Their Failure To Contain Violent Protests (Guest: Zach Kessel)

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The National Review writer discusses his latest piece, and discusses whether other lawsuits could come as a result. Protests taking place on college campuses across the United States have certainly been disruptive – and now, a trio of college students are suing their school for failing to keep things safe for them. Per this report on the National Review, three Northwestern University students have filed a class action lawsuit, stating breach-of-contract after noting that the university … Read more

Hamas Kills Three Israeli Soldiers (Guest: David Rubin)

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Introduction: Three Israeli soldiers were killed by Hamas, a designated terrorist organization acknowledged for decades by the U.S. and Europe. The recent Kerem Shalom rocket attack underscores the relentless violence affecting the region.  As the international community looks on, ceasefire discussions are being mediated by Egypt, shifting subsequently to Qatar in hopes of finding a resolution.  David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel (West Bank/Samaria), offers profound insights into the unfolding situation, its broader implications … Read more

Police Dismantle Protester Encampments at UCLA

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Interview Guest: National Review reporter Zach Kessel Introduction: In a decisive move early Thursday morning, law enforcement officers dismantled the fortified encampment of pro-Palestinian demonstrators at UCLA, arresting over 200 protesters. This significant law enforcement action marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing campus protests that have drawn national attention. Zach Kessel, a National Review reporter known for his acute insights into campus politics and antisemitism, provides expert analysis on these developments. Q&A: Current Situation … Read more

Why Is President Biden So Silent About the Violent School Protests Across the United States? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran is concerned as to why Biden hasn’t really made any sort of statement surrounding the pro-Palestinian protests. Violent Pro-Palestinian protests have continued to grow across the U.S., with hundreds of people being arrested, property being damaged and innocent Jewish citizens being injured. But, eerily enough, there’s an awkward silence coming from the White House. President Joe Biden has yet to make any sort of statement about the matter, even as police … Read more

Hundreds More Arrested as Antisemitic Protests Turn Violent (Guest: Zack Kessel)

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Police in riot gear stormed the Columbia University building where protestors barricaded themselves in. Dozens were arrested. The two-week-old protest has turned into mayhem on campuses nationwide as other antisemitic student gatherings have sprung up, some turning violent. Many colleges have cancelled commencements and instituted remote classes – a throwback to the Covid days, which spoiled the high school graduations of many of these same seniors. At Northwestern, the faculty caved to demands of the … Read more

Police Retake Columbia Building, Crack Down on Several Other Campuses (Guest: Michael Letts)

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Americans awoke to a slightly better country as police moved in on several campuses where antisemites have taken over, including Columbia University. At Columbia, NYPD officers stormed Hamilton Hall, the building taken over by anti-Israel protestors, and removed and arrested those who had barricaded themselves inside.  At UCLA, police arrived in riot gear to gain control of the campus after a series of skirmishes between protesters and counter protesters. At the University of Arizona, police … Read more

Hamas Sympathizing Students Now Openly Assaulting Jewish Students (Guest: Michael Letts)

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A number of videos have surfaced today of Hamas-sympathizing students blocking Jewish students from attending classes. At UCLA students blatantly told a Jewish student “we’re not gonna let Zionists in.” At Columbia, a video shows the mask-wearing antisemite students physically assaulting Jewish students.  As yet, no videos have surfaced showing police or security guards doing anything to stop it on these and many other campuses. Compare this to January 6 Trump supporters who got up … Read more

Do or Die: Hamas to Release All Hostages or Israel to Escalate War to Rafah (By David Rubin)

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(Originally published on The Epoch Times.) As the world watches, the Middle East finds itself at another critical juncture. The question in everyone’s minds is whether the Hamas terrorist leadership will accept the latest hostage deal proposed by the Biden administration and Egypt. With the Israeli cabinet also needing to approve the deal, the stakes are high. Hamas has indicated that it will respond by Wednesday, setting the stage for significant developments that could either … Read more

Why Is President Biden More Concerned With What’s Happening With Netanyahu Than His Own Country? (Guest: Michael Letts)

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The law enforcement veteran discusses a new report where the U.S. is more concerned with protecting another country rather than working on its own troubles. As the war wages on between Israel and Hamas overseas, there is a report that the International Criminal Court could be preparing to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as well as other top government officials, over their recent “war crimes.” However, the Israeli government is “making … Read more

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