— By the way, the marked part of the "Supposed Mein Kampf copy found with Hamas" is literally the part where Adolf Hitler denotes that Germany has no moral right to carry out any kind of colonial policy until it gathers all Germans under one nation, one banner and one leader.

🔴 Rocket alert in several northern settlements in Israel.

Escalations increase!

🗣️ Al-Qassam (Hamas)'s Lebanon branch takes credit for the rocket attack towards Shlomi settlement.

🔴 Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they targeted a group of soldiers with suitable weapons at 2.15 pm. They confirm a direct hit.

🔴 Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they attacked a new group of Israeli soldiers at 2.30 pm with suitable weapons. They confirm a direct hit.

🔴 Hezbullah issued a statement announcing they attacked Zar'it military base with artillery at 2.30 pm.

📹 Similarly today, the Israeli army attacked several alleged Hezbullah infrastructure and many cells who operated against the Israeli army.

Footage was released of the Israeli aggressive and retaliation for actions from Lebanon.

🔴 New rocket fire from Lebanon towards Israel.

🇲🇩🟩🟥🤝🇮🇱—🇺🇸📰 Bloomberg | Why Is Israel Helping This Putin Ally Evade the Law?

Extraditing a convicted fraudster to Moldova would send warning to the Kremlin. It’s also the right thing to do.

If Israel wants to signal the Kremlin that its support for Hamas has consequences, it holds a ready tool: Extradite Ilan Shor, the businessman-cum-politician who fled Moldova while appealing his conviction in a $1 billion bank-fraud case. He’s been working with Russia ever since to unseat the nation’s pro-European government.

For most countries that accuse Russia of interfering in their elections, the issue is both hard to prove and primarily diplomatic: The attempts to manipulate votes constitute serious hostile acts, but Moscow lacks the power to change outcomes. Not so in Moldova, whose vulnerability was exposed in Sunday’s nationwide municipal balloting, seen as a plebiscite on the country’s decision to bid for membership in the European Union and a test-run for next year’s presidential election.

Shor has tried to capitalize on the resulting discontent by funding regular protests, calling for the government to resign, spreading disinformation through his media assets and promising a return to cheap energy and Russia’s embrace once Sandu’s “regime” is gone. There was even an alleged Russia-backed coup plot. Though born in Israel, Shor moved back to Moldova with his parents as a child and followed his father into business. He got into banking, the main airport’s duty-free franchise and — after falling under suspicion for massive fraud — politics. As Moscow’s preferred party in Moldova, the Socialists lost popularity when the depth of its Russian funding were exposed. Shor became Moscow’s new favorite, and his party leaders were received warmly in Moscow. He has denied receiving support from Moscow. (...)

All of this is reason enough to send a convicted felon home and end his use of Israel as a refuge from which to undermine a fellow democracy. But Israeli prosecutors have been slow to act. They were first asked to consider Shor’s extradition in February 2020. He had just fled Moldova, after Sandu’s Party for Action and Solidarity was elected. He feared enforcement of his conviction, which he was then appealing, in connection with a 2014 bank fraud that cost Moldova 12% of its annual gross domestic product. Indeed, he since lost the appeal in absentia, and in April was sentenced to 15 years in jail for his $254 million share of the fraud. Israeli prosecutors started asking for information about his case in Zoom calls and emails this year when Moldova amended its extradition request accordingly, but went quiet after Oct. 7 (...)

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— 🇮🇷/🇵🇸 NEW: The Iranian SMS campaign #حريفت_منم ('I am your opponent') has now reached 9 million registrations

Almost nine million young Iranians filled in their personal information and declared their readiness, after receiving an SMS asking if they would serve for Palestine.

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