Hidden History -- In The Making

ISRAEL BANS JOURNALISTS FOR THE SAME REASON IT BANS AID GROUPS

Doctors And Aid Workers Largely Became The De Facto Journalists On The Ground In Gaza When Israel Banned International News Media And Began Assassinating Gaza-Based Palestinian Journalists.

Israel has banned 37 aid groups from working in the Palestinian territories, citing plainly spurious reasons. Among the aid groups banned are Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and Oxfam.

Israel banned the aid groups from Gaza for the same reason it continues to ban journalists. Of course it’s about eliminating aid itself, but it’s also about eliminating witnesses. Doctors and aid workers largely became the de facto journalists on the ground in Gaza when Israel banned international news media and began systematically assassinating Gaza-based Palestinian journalists. So Israel wants to get rid of those de facto reporters to hide its crimes.

Doctors Without Borders was one of the top humanitarian groups publicly accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza in 2025. A lot of what we learned about the Israeli massacres of starving civilians at “Gaza Humanitarian Fund” sites came from MSF doctors describing the gunshot wounds they’d been seeing at medical facilities. MSF were the first to report the horrifying story of IDF soldiers entering hospitals they’d attacked in Gaza and destroying individual pieces of medical equipment to make them unusable, providing unassailable proof that Israel was actually targeting Gaza’s healthcare system itself rather than “Hamas bases in hospitals” as Israel falsely claimed. Doctors Without Borders were constantly putting out reports condemning Israel’s attacks on medical facilities where it had staff, and its doctors often spoke to the western press about the horrors they’d seen in Gaza.

And now they’ve been taken out, one of dozens of aid groups who Israel will no longer allow to operate in the occupied Palestinian territories. They took them out for the same reason they took out the journalists, and for the same reason Israel and its supporters try to stomp out speech that is critical of the Gaza holocaust throughout the western world, and for the same reason witnesses who try to tell law enforcement about the crimes of the Mafia tend to go missing.

They want to keep their crimes in the dark.

Is there anything more embarrassing or self-debasing than continuing to be a Trump supporter in 2026? It’s just degrading and cucky at this point. Trotting alongside Netanyahu and promising to help him bomb Iran while lying and claiming Israel has been “100 percent” abiding by the ceasefire in Gaza. Bombing Venezuela, Nigeria, Somalia, Yemen, Iraq, Iran, Syria, and all those boats off Latin America in a single year after campaigning as the “anti-war” candidate. Stomping out free speech that’s critical of Israel and shoveling money into the Israeli war machine after campaigning on a free speech and America First platform while repeatedly publicly admitting to being bought and owned by Miriam Adelson. Releasing Epstein files so full of redactions the pages look like black slate tiles.

If you supported Trump’s campaign platform in 2024, you should hate Donald Trump after 2025. If you don’t you’re just letting him defecate on your face and then saying “Thank you Daddy may I have another?”

Zionism is the single greatest threat to free speech in the western world. Israel and its supporters. They’re coming for our rights. They’re not even hiding it.

Even saying this will probably get our name on a list in the Israeli government, but just the fact that this is something we have to worry about now proves that what we are saying is correct. There is absolutely nothing on earth that poses a more immediate threat to our right to free expression than Israel and its supporters.

Israel lobbyists are making no secret that it is their intention to crush our right to speak critically of Israel and the west’s facilitation of its abuses. Just the other day the Executive Manager of the Israel & Jewish Affairs Council proclaimed that it is criticism of Israel itself that he wants to shut down, saying “I for one as a Jewish leader will no long talk about antisemitism in isolation from Israel, because it’s the rhetoric and language on Israel that motivates the people to come and kill us.” He demanded “no more protests” against Israel and argued that “language on Israel invading all of our social spaces have made this country a very unsafe space and place for Jews.”

What else can you call this? How else can you describe it besides as an undisguised agenda to stomp out our right to oppose the abuses of a genocidal apartheid state?

This is happening throughout all of western civilization. Nothing else comes anywhere remotely close to presenting such a direct threat to freedom of speech in western liberal democracies. It is necessary to point this out. We didn’t force this issue. They did.

TRUMP HAS BEEN CALLED UPON TO ADDRESS ISRAELI GAZA CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS BY NEARLY 50 AMERICAN LAWMAKERS

Dozens Of Democratic Members Of Congress Said Trump Should Leverage American Assistance To Israel To Halt Continued Attacks On The Strip.

Nearly 50 Democratic members of Congress called on President Donald Trump to address Israeli ceasefire violations in Gaza and to withhold American assistance if attacks continue.

The letter said Israel’s “bombardment against civilians, destruction of property and insufficient delivery of humanitarian aid” were jeopardising the ceasefire that the America, Egypt and Qatar brokered in October.

“It’s imperative that we hold the Israeli government accountable for its actions,” 49 Democratic members of the House of Representatives said.

“We strongly urge your administration to exert maximum diplomatic pressure on the Israeli government, including by leveraging American assistance, to ensure full compliance with the terms of the framework and an end to the continued acts of violence and destruction that undermine this fragile agreement and threaten the prospect of lasting peace in the region,” the letter added.

The lawmakers accused Hamas of also violating the ceasefire, but said that Israel’s response “has been severe and disproportionate, resulting in massive loss of life”.

The letter was spearheaded by Representatives Mark Pocan and Madeleine Dean. It was also endorsed by the Jewish advocacy groups J Street, the New Jewish Narrative and Win Without War.

Israel has escalated its attacks on Gaza in recent weeks. Seventy-five days into the truce deal, Israel has killed over 411 Palestinians and left more than 1,112 wounded.

The Government Media Office in Gaza has estimated at least 875 violations commited by its army since the start of the ceasefire in October.

In addition to repeated attacks, Israel has also continued to evade obligations to allow the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

Only 17,819 trucks entered the blockaded territory out of the 43,800 that were stripulated to be delivered and distributed to its population of two million.

A severe shortage in adequate shelter, medicine, food, fuel and other necessities has compounded the already dire situation in the strip.

The media office warned on Tuesday of a “deepening and unprecedented humanitarian crisis” with regards to the lack of shelter amid freezing temperatures and heavy rainfall.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with Trump next week in Florida.

A GLOBAL SPY MACHINE LIES BEHIND ISRAEL’S WARS

After The Devastating War In June 2025, Iranian Intelligence Minister Khatib Made A Claim That More Than Fifty Foreign Intelligence Services Had Provided Direct Support To Israel During The Conflict.

Speaking during an official visit to Iran’s southwestern Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province in October 2025, Khatib characterized this coalition as an “intelligence NATO” that coordinated efforts to destabilize Iran through hybrid warfare encompassing military attacks, psychological operations, cyber warfare, and media campaigns.

His statement came against the backdrop of the Twelve Day War that began on June 13^th, 2025, when Israel launched surprise attacks on Iranian military and nuclear facilities, killing over 1,000 Iranians. Iran responded with “Operation True Promise 3,” involving twenty-two waves of missile strikes and over 550 ballistic missiles targeting Israeli territory. The United States intervened on June 22^nd with B-2 bomber strikes on Iranian nuclear sites before a ceasefire was brokered on June 24.

Khatib’s claims, while potentially inflated, align remarkably well with patterns documented in “The Illusion of Israeli Self-Sufficiency in Intelligence,” which exposed how Israel’s most celebrated operations relied on cooperation with the CIA, NSA cyberwarfare expertise, European intelligence networks, and covert collaboration with Arab regimes. As that analysis demonstrated, Israel’s intelligence empire survives not through independence but through reliance on Western logistics, intelligence sharing, and political approval.

The foundation of this multinational intelligence cooperation traces back decades. According to research covered by Israeli investigative journalists, the Berne Club—a secret European intelligence alliance founded in 1969—provided crucial support for Israel’s assassination campaign following the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre. Through an encrypted communication system called “Kilowatt,” thousands of cables were exchanged among eighteen Western intelligence services, functioning as a secret clearinghouse for raw intelligence containing the locations of safe houses, vehicle registrations, the movements of high-value targets, and analytical assessments.

The core of Israel’s intelligence support network begins with the United States and extends through the Five Eyes alliance. The CIA-Mossad relationship dates to the early 1950s, with leaked documents revealing that the NSA shares intelligence with Israel’s Unit 8200 through a formal agreement. Following the October 7^th, 2023 Hamas attacks, “US intelligence dispatched a special unit to assist the IDF in the war in Gaza and established intelligence-sharing channels with Israel to help locate top Hamas commanders,” according to a report by The Conversation. During Israel’s June 2025 strikes on Iran, the United States joined the operation directly with B-2 bomber strikes.

The United Kingdom maintains similarly close cooperation. GCHQ documents reveal Britain “cooperating very closely with Israel.’ DeClassified UK reported that between 2023-2024, “the RAF conducted 518 surveillance flights over Gaza from Cyprus’s RAF Akrotiri, supplying real-time intelligence to Israeli forces.”

European nations have provided extensive intelligence infrastructure supporting Israeli operations. Germany announced this past summer plans to strengthen cooperation on cyber defense, with Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt outlining a five-point plan for establishing a “Cyber Dome” including “establishing a joint German-Israel cyber research center.”

In 2020, Greece, Cyprus, and Israel agreed to “cooperate in the military and defence area, increase employment and bolster security in this tense area of the Mediterranean.” The Greek Cypriot administration signed defense agreements that “not only enhances the island’s air defense capabilities but also cements” its “role as a forward-operating base for Israeli intelligence and regional security coordination,” providing “early-warning capabilities and a strategic foothold” for monitoring Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Libya.

Perhaps the most striking validation of Khatib’s claims comes from documented intelligence cooperation between Israel and Arab states that publicly condemn it. Leaked American documents revealed the United Arab Emirates (UAE) participated in “a classified regional defense framework known as the ‘Regional Security Construct’” coordinated by America’s Central Command. According to the Ynet, “at least six Arab states—Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Qatar—took part” in this network featuring “information-sharing, joint exercises, and operational coordination.”

Egypt and Jordan participate in the Regional Security Construct. Documents detail “joint training held in Egypt in September, involving forces from America, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Greece, India, Britain, and Qatar.”

The Times of Israel has described Morocco’s intelligence relationship with Israel “is among the Middle East and North Africa’s more enduring—and least understood—security partnerships.” Following normalization in December 2020, on November 24, 2021, Israel’s then-Defense Minister Benny Gantz signed in Rabat the first Defense Memorandum of Understanding ever concluded between Israel and an Arab state, a framework both parties described as establishing formal mechanisms for intelligence cooperation. Moroccan military communiqués referenced “expanded cooperation with Israel in these very domains—’intelligence, air defense and electronic warfare.”

Similarly, Azerbaijan has “become an important base for Israeli intelligence” with extensive cooperation focused on Iran, according to a report by the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies. In February 2012, dozens of Israeli intelligence operatives were reportedly active in Azerbaijan. One Mossad officer admitted, “Last year, we increased our presence, and this has brought us much closer to Iran.” Four years later, an Israeli intelligence analyst confirmed, “Mossad has a large and significant presence in Azerbaijan.

Israel’s intelligence network extends to Asia, where The Diplomat highlighted that “Intelligence collaboration between India’s Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and Israel’s Mossad began as early as the 1980s, focused on shared threats from Islamist extremism.” According to a report by Ground Zero, India helped Israel with “on ground human intelligence and logistics” to help it launch pinpoint strikes on Iran during the Twelve-Day War.

In Africa, cooperation between Israel and Ethiopia dates back to the 1950s. It notably forged a 2020 accord establishing bilateral cooperation on counterterrorism operations and intelligence coordination between the two countries.

Though not a NATO member, Israel has been a strategic partner since 1994 with high-level operational access to NATO intelligence structures since 2016. Israel has shared intelligence on Iranian drones with NATO and Ukraine, creating formal linkages that blur the distinction between Israeli operations and broader Western security architecture. This integration validates Khatib’s characterization of an “intelligence NATO”—a formal and informal network where intelligence flows seamlessly between Israel and dozens of partner nations.

The scope of this cooperation extended far beyond passive intelligence sharing during the June 2025 conflict. Israel used an American artificial intelligence model to analyze millions of data points, employed spyware to infiltrate Iranian officials’ communications, recruited operatives from local opposition groups, and established covert drone bases near Tehran—all enabled by extensive intelligence sharing with allies.

As documented in “The Illusion of Israeli Self-Sufficiency in Intelligence,” the February 2008 assassination of Hezbollah commander Imad Mughniyeh exemplified this dependency. The Mossad operative would identify Mughniyeh, while the CIA operative would activate the remote detonator. The CIA designed and built the bomb, tested it in North Carolina, and smuggled it into Syria through Jordan. The Stuxnet virus targeting Iran’s Natanz facility represented another collaborative effort, developed jointly by the NSA and Israeli cybersecurity experts and executed under Presidents Bush, Obama, and Prime Ministers Olmert and Netanyahu.

While Esmaeil Khatib’s claim of over fifty foreign intelligence services supporting Israel during the Twelve-Day War may contain elements of propaganda inflation, the documented reality reveals an intelligence cooperation network of stunning breadth. From the Five Eyes alliance to European partners, from covert Arab collaboration to Asian and African partnerships, Israel operates at the center of a vast multinational intelligence apparatus.

Israel’s intelligence record underscores how deeply its operations are embedded in Western power structures. The myths of self-sufficiency and unmatched brilliance collapse under the weight of evidence. Mossad’s reach is extended only because Washington, European capitals, and regional neighbors provide the pipelines of intelligence, technology, and manpower that make its operations possible.

The true scandal lies not in Israel’s dependency but in the willingness of dozens of nations to abet its destabilizing campaigns by supplying the bombs, intelligence streams, and diplomatic cover that allow Tel Aviv to operate with impunity. Whether the exact number is fifty or somewhat less, Khatib’s core assertion stands validated: Israel’s June 2025 strikes on Iran were not the product of isolated Israeli brilliance but rather represented a collective endeavor, outsourced across continents, exposing not a triumph of independence but a parasitic reliance on collaborators who enable its shadow wars.

To strip away the mythology is to confront the uncomfortable truth that Israel’s “miraculous” intelligence victories depend on an extensive network of complicity spanning Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East—an “intelligence NATO” in all but name, where allied services provide the infrastructure, technology, and operational support that sustain Israel’s shadow wars while publicly maintaining plausible deniability.

Behind every Israeli triumph stands a silent alliance of enablers whose loyalty ensures perpetual conflict.

IN IT’S LATEST CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS, ISRAELI FORCES RAID A NORTHERN GAZA REFUGEE CAMP AND SHELL RAFA

Israel Has Committed Hundreds Of Violations In Gaza Since The Ceasefire Took Effect On October 10th, Resulting In The Death Of At Least 401 Palestinians.

The Israeli army has struck southern Gaza and advanced into a refugee camp in central Gaza, in the latest violations of the ceasefire agreement.

Local sources said on Monday that Israeli warplanes launched air strikes on several areas in Rafah, in the south, simultaneously with artillery shelling and gunfire from military vehicles in the northern parts of the city.

In northern Gaza, Israeli military vehicles and bulldozers entered the Jabalia refugee camp, from which forces withdrew as part of the ceasefire agreement.

Israeli quadcopter drones launched heavy fire while the army forces bulldozed some buildings before leaving the camp, the sources added.

In Gaza City, military vehicles that were stationed in the Israeli-controlled yellow zone opened fire towards residential neighbourhoods in the eastern areas of the city.

There have been no reports of casualties.

The Israeli army has committed hundreds of violations in Gaza since the ceasefire took effect on October 10^th, resulting in the death of 401 Palestinians.

The Israeli army has killed nearly 71,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded over 171,000 others in attacks in Gaza since October 2023.

ISRAEL CONTINUES SYSTEMATIC DESTRUCTION OF GAZA DESPITE ‘CEASEFIRE’ AS CONFIRMED BY NEW SATELLITE IMAGES

Israel Has Established 13 New Military Outposts Since The Truce Agreement, And Is Paving The Way For A Permanent Occupation In The Strip.

New satellite imagery has confirmed that the Israeli military continues a systematic campaign of destroying civilian infrastructure across the Gaza Strip, despite the ceasefire agreement that took effect in October.

The imagery was produced by Planet Labs. It shows Gaza City and its Shujaiya neighborhood from last week and from just days after the ceasefire took effect.

“Before the war, about one million people lived in areas now under Israeli control, mainly east of Gaza City, Khan Yunis, and Rafah,” Palestinian sources said.

“These people aren’t expected to be able to return to their homes anytime in the near future, and will be forced to live in tents and temporary shelters. This is in addition to the hundreds of thousands who continue living in displaced persons camps because their homes were destroyed,” the sources added.

It has been noted that hundreds of buildings have recently been “flattened” in Gaza City and Shujaiya alone.

The Planet Labs images show that the destroyed areas cover hundreds of acres east of the ‘Yellow Line’ – which Israeli troops withdrew to at the start of the truce.

As part of President Donald Trump’s ‘peace plan’ for Gaza, Israeli troops are allowed to maintain a perimeter presence in the strip until Hamas and other resistance groups are fully disarmed.

Israeli troops withdrew to the Yellow Line and are meant to pull back further as the disarmament process comes along, according to the deal.

Reports and statements by resistance officials had recently confirmed that Israeli forces pushed beyond the Yellow Line during the ceasefire in a bid to seize additional territory in violation of the agreement.

According to recently released satellite imagery and research conducted by Forensic Architecture, Israel has erected over a dozen new military outposts in Gaza since the ceasefire, including around the Yellow Line.

Israel is consolidating control over 50 percent of the strip – continuously demolishing civilian infrastructure to make room for new outposts, the research group stated.

Forensic Architecture has revealed several changes along the Yellow Line: “An increase in the number of outposts in locations for strategic occupation, the expansion of outposts, and the development of outpost infrastructure.”

“Within Gaza, Israel is currently maintaining 48 military outposts east of the ‘Yellow Line’. The outposts are connected to a network of roads, which have been created, expanded, or appropriated by the Israeli military. In turn, these link to Israeli bases, roads, and settlements outside of Gaza,” the research group said.

The demolition of buildings in Gaza has not stopped. Since the truce, at least 1,500 buildings have been destroyed, satellite imagery showed last month.

Israel has carried out over 700 violations of the Gaza ceasefire, killing nearly 400 in just two months.

A RESOLUTION DEMANDING ISRAEL ALLOW AID INTO GAZA WAS ADOPTED BY THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

UN Member States Endorsed The ICJ’s Findings And Pressed Israel To Meet Its Legal Obligations As An Occupying Power.

The United Nations General Assembly has overwhelmingly backed a resolution demanding that Israel open unrestricted humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip, stop attacking UN facilities, and comply with international law in line with its obligations as an occupying power.

The vote on Friday followed October’s advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which outlined Israel’s responsibilities under both the UN Charter and humanitarian law.

Israel has only allowed into Gaza a fraction of the humanitarian aid deliveries agreed to as part of the United States-brokered ceasefire that came into effect in October.

The UN resolution, tabled by Norway alongside more than a dozen other states, secured support from 139 countries.

Only 12 voted against, including Israel and the American regime, while 19 abstained.

Introducing the draft, Norway’s Permanent Representative Merete Fjeld Brattested warned that “2024 was among the most violent years in three decades, 2025 has followed suit,” adding that the situation in the occupied Palestinian territory remained “a particular point in mind”.

“Civilians are paying the highest price. Respect for humanitarian principles is eroding. The most fundamental tenets of humanitarian law are under pressure,” she said, emphasising that the ICJ’s advisory proceedings were crucial for clarifying state obligations.

Brattested noted that member states had sought legal clarity “on fundamental issues pertaining to the provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance to the civilian population in Palestine”.

She pointed to recent attacks that underscored the urgency of the Court’s findings, including UN chief Antonio Guterres’s condemnation of Israel’s “unauthorised entry” into UNRWA’s Sheikh Jarrah compound. “As stated by the secretary-general, this is in clear violation of Israel’s obligations to respect the inviolability of United Nations premises,” she said.

THE AMERICAN REGIME REJECTS VOTE

Speaking before the vote, American envoy Jeff Bartos rejected the resolution, claiming it “exemplifies how even following President [Donald] Trump’s landmark peace agreement and the historic passage of Security Council resolution 2803, the General Assembly continues its decades-long pattern of unfairly targeting Israel.”

Philippe Lazzarini, the commissioner-general of the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, meanwhile, welcomed the outcome, saying it offered “a strong endorsement” of the ICJ’s finding that allegations of Hamas infiltration inside the agency “are not substantiated”, nor are claims that UNRWA lacks neutrality.

“This vote is an important sign of support for UNRWA from the overwhelming majority of the international community,” he said.

Palestinian National Council Speaker Rouhi Fattouh also praised the adoption, saying the wide margin reflected “a firm international position supporting UNRWA and renewing recognition of its legal mandate and its key role in protecting Palestinian refugees”.

He warned of “a dangerous escalation and increase in the level of occupation crimes and ethnic cleansing, and a worsening of the humanitarian situation inside the occupied Palestinian territory.”

SANTA CLAUS WAS DETAINED IN A RAID ON A PALESTINIAN CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION BY ISRAELI FORCES

Police Interrupt Festivities In Haifa To Disperse Event And Arrest Three Men. Police Used Excessive Force While Detaining The Man Dressed As Santa Claus.

Israeli police arrested a Palestinian man dressed as Santa Claus during a raid on a Christmas celebration in Haifa earlier this week, a local rights group has said.

Police forcibly dispersed festivities held by Palestinian Christian citizens of Israel in the Wadi Nisnas neighbourhood on Sunday and confiscated equipment from the event.

According to the Mossawa Centre, an organisation advocating for the rights of Palestinian citizens of Israel, police used excessive force while detaining the man dressed as Santa Claus, as well as a DJ and a street vendor.

All three were released on Monday but were expected to be summoned to court again.

Mossawa said police also raided a music institute without legal authorisation.

Footage shared online showed Israeli police officers dragging the man dressed as Santa Claus from the scene.

Other videos appeared to show police interrupting a traditional dabke dance that was being performed in the street.

Israeli police said they were responding to “unusual noise and a disturbance of public order”.

The detainees told Mossawa they were assaulted during their arrest. One of them sustained a shoulder injury and sought medical treatment after his release.

In a statement, police alleged that the man dressed as Santa Claus resisted arrest and assaulted and verbally abused an officer.

SURGE IN ANTI-CHRISTIAN CRIMES

The arrests come amid increasing harassment and restrictions on Palestinian Christians in Israel and the occupied territories.

Anti-Christian hate crimes carried out by ultra-nationalist Israelis have increased in recent years.

These have included trespassing at churches in occupied East Jerusalem and the West Bank, spitting at churchgoers, the destruction of Christian symbols, and vandalism of Christian graves.

In the Gaza Strip, the small Christian minority has been subjected to Israeli bombardment targeting homes, schools and churches since October 2023.

Three historic churches – the Church of Saint Porphyrius, the Holy Family Church and the Gaza Baptist Church – have suffered severe damage.

At least 53 Christians have been killed directly or indirectly during the war, with many others wounded.

1,000 AMERICAN PASTORS TRAVELED TO ISRAEL TO TRAIN AS “AMBASSADORS” FOR ISRAEL

The Trip Was Hosted By Benjamin Netanyahu’s Government With The Hearty Blessing Of America’s Evangelical Zionist Movement.

More than 1,000 American Christian pastors and influencers traveled to Israel this month becoming “the largest group of American Christian leaders to visit Israel since its founding.”

At the height of the Christmas season — one of the two most important celebrations for Christians of the year, the birth of Christ, the other being Easter which marks his death — these pastors were on mission paid for by the Israeli government “to provide training and prepare participants to serve as unofficial ambassadors for Israel in their communities,” it was reported.

Trip organizer Mike Evans is an author, a top evangelical ally of Donald Trump, longtime confidant of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and founder of the Friends of Zion Heritage Center in Jerusalem. “For Christians, Israel is not just another country on the map. It is the cradle of our faith. The story of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, King David, and Jesus starts here. If you cut Israel out of the Bible, you do not just edit a text, you undermine the foundations of Christian faith itself,” the long-time, prominent Christian Zionist said in a press release about the trip.

Such Christian Zionists believe that the state of Israel fulfills biblical prophecy. Sometimes they say things like the people of Israel are “a special treasure above all the people on the face of the earth, that includes the United States of America” as Pastor John Hagee, leader of Christians United for Israel, exclaimed in a speech this summer, referring to scripture.

“This week we want Pastors to experience Israel first-hand and be reminded of these foundational truths,” Evans said of the trip, which would be, he said, giving these pastors and others “an immersive, state-level experience” that included meetings with Israeli officials, generals, intelligence leaders and President Isaac Herzog.

The “mission” it would seem is just as critical to firming up support for the government’s military actions in Gaza and the West Bank as it is to affirming support for the religious integrity of the national project.

As such, evangelical participants on the sojourn wanted to talk about Israel in terms of perpetual victimhood. Tamryn Foley of Florida told Fox Digital, “more than half of the Palestinian population embraces Hamas’ ideology of radical Islam, which isn’t based on land for peace but on establishing an Islamic state and eradicating the Jewish state.”

Foley, who did not provide evidence for her claims, was part of the trip as an executive team member of the National Faith Advisory Board, founded by President Trump’s spiritual advisor Paula White-Cain. When “Trump’s understanding of the need to support the Jewish state intensified in 2003, when he contacted Evangelist Paula White-Cain…they became quick friends and White-Cain introduced Trump to several other Evangelicals. Since then, she has served as his personal pastor — and these other Evangelicals, including (Mike) Evans, have been influencing the president,” the Jerusalem Post reported in early 2020.

White-Cain has been a longtime loyal supporter of both Israel and pro-life causes.

The National Faith Advisory Board, it was reported, “is the largest coalition backing and advocating for people of faith… Its mission is built on four pillars — protecting religious freedom, promoting a strong America, defending life at all stages and honoring family values — and it identifies the U.S.-Israel alliance as central to that agenda.”

“Life” is important to evangelical Christians. According to a 2024 Pew Poll, 73% of white evangelical Protestants this abortion should be illegal in all or most cases.

But defending “life” at all stages? Their “immersive” experience might not have been quite immersive enough.

In May, a United Nations report detailed the plight of women and girls living in Gaza. “UN Women estimates that more than 28,000 women and girls have been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the war in October 2023 — that is one woman and one girl on average killed every hour in attacks by Israeli forces,” the report noted. “Among those killed, thousands were mothers, leaving behind devastated children, families, and communities.” That estimate is from six months ago.

The official numbers, according to the Gazan Health Ministry, are over 70,000 killed since Oct. 7^th, 2023. Other estimates, which take account undiscovered dead bodies under the 68 million tons of rubble in the Strip, are well over 100,000 Palestinians killed, most of whom are considered civilians, since the beginning of the war.

Defenders of Israel’s collective punishment, especially American evangelicals, contend that it is mere retaliation for the horrific October 7^th, attack on Israel by Hamas. According to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in September of last year, 64 percent of white Protestant evangelicals maintain that Israel is defending its interests and is justified in its military actions in Gaza, roughly double that of the overall American population (32%). It is also a far greater proportion than Americans of other faiths, including Catholics (34%),non-evangelical Protestants (31%), and far more than non-religious Americans (19%).

Some of the American evangelical travelers to Israel last week conveyed stories to media about meeting Israeli October 7^th survivors and witnessing their pain up close, creating a more intimate understanding of their plight.

There were no reports of the evangelical travelers also visiting Gaza or listening to harrowing stories of Palestinian survivors of Israel’s bombardments, the displacement of millions, and famine and disease conditions now exacerbated by flooding and the continued lack of shelter, food, and medicine. It simply does not appear to be part of the conversation, and to the degree that it ever is, it is almost always to defend Israel’s actions.

Paul R. Pillar analyzed the one-sided nature of the conflict in late July. “The news stories emerging almost daily from Gaza are not about pitched battles between the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and Hamas fighters,” he wrote. “They are mostly not about battles at all.”

Pillar continued, “Instead, they are about the latest large-scale killing by Israel of Gazans, mostly civilians, at a rate that has averaged about 150 deaths per day since the current round of carnage began in late 2023. Civilians are killed largely with airstrikes but also more recently through getting shot while seeking ever-scarcer food.”

In November, Connor Echols reported that trip organizer Mike Evans once began writing a fictional novel that was edited by a paid Israeli reserve colonel “about an all-out war on Israel, masterminded by a rogues’ gallery of Iran, Hamas, ISIS, and, to a lesser extent, the media.” The book was never published.

Its outline was described by Echols as “bleak” and he noted that “Evans goes to great lengths to blur the lines between Hamas members and civilians.”

Speaking on Israel’s critics, Evans said, “These devils that hate Jews hate Christians just as much. What is being said against the state of Israel is one hundred times worse than what the Nazis said on their party platform in 1920, and everyone is ignoring it.”

“They don’t realize how dangerous this is,” Evans added. Mike Evans’ Zionist missionaries also seem to ignore things. Big things. No matter how dangerous to life that has been.

WE GET TO UNDERMINE ISRAEL IF ISRAEL GETS TO UNDERMINE OUR RIGHTS

You Are Allowed To Subvert And Undermine Israel’s Interests, Because Israel Is Trying To Subvert And Undermine Your Rights.

You are allowed to interfere in Israel’s affairs, because Israel is interfering in your country’s affairs.

As Israel tries to exert more and more influence over western society and pushes western governments to crush our freedom of speech and assembly, we should be doing everything we can to make sure that western society turns against Israel, and that western governments alienate this freakish apartheid state on the world stage.

And we should feel perfectly entitled in doing so, because Israel certainly feels comfortable coming after us and our rights.

If Israel is going after us, then we get to go after Israel. It’s just basic self-defense at this point.

The Israeli embassy in the UK has issued a press statement taking credit for British police arresting protesters who made public calls to “globalize the intifada,” saying the following:

“The Embassy of Israel in the United Kingdom welcomes the joint announcement by the Metropolitan Police and Greater Manchester Police forces that they will arrest people promoting the phrase ‘globalise the intifada’.

“As Israel and the Jewish community have been saying for years, calling to ‘globalise the intifada’ is clearly incitement to violence, and a direct line can be drawn between these antisemitic chants and the acts of terror that we have seen against Jewish people worldwide.

“It is disappointing it has taken such a long time for British authorities to recognise this and it should not have been on the Jewish community to plead with the authorities to take these threats seriously, only being done so after more Jews have been killed.

“However, we now hope that real action is now taken to stop this chant before it can lead to further radicalisation and violence against Jews.”

There is nothing murderous or hateful about calling for worldwide resistance to a genocidal apartheid state and the empire that backs it, which is all people are advocating when they call for global intifada. Anyone who claims it’s a call to murder Jewish civilians like we saw last week in Sydney is lying, and is doing so in order to manufacture consent for authoritarian suppression of speech that is critical of Israel.

But we are seeing Israel and its propagandistic defenders in the western political/media class asserting in unison the ridiculous narrative that “globalize the intifada” means “kill all Jews throughout the world”. They are doing this to press governments to crush our civil rights. It is a direct attack on all of us. It’s personal.

Benjamin Netanyahu just appeared on the Murdoch-owned Sky News Australia to finger-wag at Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for failing to stomp out anti-genocide protests, which he called “antisemitic incitement”.

“You have to be prepared also to stop these hate marches,” Netanyahu told Murdoch muppet Sharri Markson. “Democracy and freedom is not the freedom to, what is it? The freedom to shout ‘fire’ in a crowded theater. It’s not the freedom to say ‘kill all the Jews’. It’s not. But that’s effectively what the government of Australia has allowed, and that was bound to reach these tragic outcomes just as I warned Prime Minister Albanese.”

This happens as the Australian Israel lobby gets increasingly explicit about wanting to ban criticism of Israel and stop pro-Palestinian protests throughout the country, and as New South Wales moves to bow to each of these demands with a ban on the phrase “globalise the intifada” and a three-month ban on pro-Palestine protests following the Bondi shooting.

If Israel is working to subvert and undermine the rights of Australians, then Australians are entitled to subvert and undermine the interests of Israel. They should be opposing Israel MORE aggressively as its officials ramp up efforts to push their government to crush their rights, not less. They should be openly and unapologetically working to collapse Canberra’s support for the Zionist entity.

And the same goes for Americans. On top of all the other egregious lobbying efforts and manipulations, the government of Israel is pouring millions of dollars into propaganda operations targeting American churches and Christian organizations in an effort to recapture their wavering conservative Christian base. You can literally be sitting in your own church in your own neighborhood, minding your own business without a screen in sight, and suddenly find yourself getting throat plugged by state propaganda paid for by the Israeli government.

Netanyahu has been taking aim at western governments as a whole, arrogantly issuing “demands” from western states that they do more to shut down anti-genocide protests and protect the information interests of Israel, framing it not as a plea but as a “warning”.

“I demand that Western governments do what is necessary to fight antisemitism and provide the required safety and security for Jewish communities worldwide. They would be well-advised to heed our warnings. I demand action from them — now,” Netanyahu said in a recent statement.

This is not something westerners need to take lying down. If Israel is trying to subvert and undermine our civil liberties in order to force our society to support genocide and apartheid, then we have every right to do everything we can to subvert and undermine the interests of Israel. They’re attacking our interests, so we get to attack theirs.

Our position should be one of outright hostility and aggression toward the Zionist state, and we should feel completely comfortable and entitled in this position. They’ll call us names and say our governments should silence us, but that’s just them proving that our position is correct. The west’s support for Israel needs to be brought crashing down.

Make it politically toxic to support Israel, or to have any connection to its lobbyists. Make alignment with Israel a career-ending mistake for celebrities. Do everything you can to weaken support for Israel among the western public, sharing as much information and thought on its criminality as you can. Do this completely unabashedly and unapologetically. Israel is coming after you, so you get to go after Israel.

Turn about is fair play. These freaks don’t get to stomp out our rights and poison our society for the advancement of the most evil agendas in the world and then expect zero resistance or opposition to this. That is not a thing.

AMERICA’S SACRIFICE IS EUROPE

The Bombs Never Fall On Washington, And That Has Always Been Europe’s Problem. Europe Often Claims It Is Finally Awake And That The War In Ukraine Has Clarified The Stakes Of This Century.

The deeper lesson is older and harder: the continent is positioned, not protected. The logic that shaped NATO’s nuclear scripts—from early exercises that mapped firestorms onto German soil to the WINTEX-CIMEX drills of the 1980s—has returned, updated and layered beneath the language of values. Europe now faces a war it did not choose, under a doctrine it did not write, inside a strategic architecture that has long treated it as expendable terrain for other powers.

From the Cold War to the war in Ukraine, the strategic equation has stayed the same: Europe is not what the United States protects. Europe is where the United States protects itself.

This remains the truth buried beneath decades of alliance rhetoric, moral vocabulary and political illusion—a truth European governments have avoided naming because doing so would unravel the foundations of their security identity.

Ukraine did not create this logic. It exposed it. For all the talk of shared values and mutual defense, the geographic reality has not changed. Europe absorbs the risk so the United States can wield the power.

This structure has defined the transatlantic relationship for seven decades, a design etched into nuclear planning documents of the 1950s and refined through the late 1980s in the WINTEX-CIMEX exercises.

Europe remembers little of these records. The United States remembers everything. The archives tell a story Europeans no longer tell themselves.

WINTEX-CIMEX, a series of classified NATO war games conducted through the Cold War, especially in the 1970s and 1980s, was not a minor planning activity. Declassified segments released through the Bundesarchive and German historical museum show it served as the operating script for a potential war with the Soviet Union. In every scenario, the pattern was consistent:

The first American nuclear warheads struck European soil.
The battlefield was Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Belgium. The expectation was mass European casualties, destroyed cities and radioactive terrain. The United States remained geographically insulated—committed politically, not territorially.

Carte Blanche, a 1955 NATO exercise, simulated hundreds of nuclear detonations over Germany, as shown in declassified assessments. WINTEX-CIMEX in 1983 reproduced the same logic with more advanced tools.

Across three decades, the message stayed the same: Europe remained the expendable theater of the American regime’s strategy—a shield, not a partner; a buffer, not a beneficiary.

In 1989, during WINTEX-CIMEX, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl withdrew his country from the exercise after seeing that NATO’s nuclear script still envisioned detonating atomic weapons on German soil. The incident, later noted in foreign policy retrospectives, underscored that even forty years after Carte Blanche, Europe was still treated as the sacrificial zone of the American regime’s strategy.

One question Europeans rarely ask is what replaced Carte Blanche and WINTEX-CIMEX. Those major strategic exercises did not end because Europe became inviolable. They ended because NATO shifted to planning regimes that are now classified, digitized, and embedded in a far more complex—and far less publicly understood—nuclear posture.

The alliance no longer releases nuclear-use maps for journalists to analyze. It no longer discloses how many European cities would be sacrificed to halt an advance. The logic did not disappear; it simply moved out of public view.

Current NATO exercises—framed as deterrence, readiness, or resilience—now operate behind layers of restricted access, encrypted simulation, and multinational secrecy. The public sees the choreography: jets refueling in formation, armored columns crossing borders, command centers lit by screens. What the public does not see is the escalation ladder built into these rehearsals. And if past planning documents teach anything, it is the first rungs still stand on European soil.

The geography has not changed. The alliance structure has not changed. The underlying assumption—that Europe absorbs nuclear risk so the United States does not have to—has not changed.

If anything, today’s silence is more disturbing than the Cold War’s limited transparency. Then, Europe could at least read the plans that condemned it. Today, it is asked to trust those plans no longer exist simply because they are no longer shown.

Yet every classified rehearsal, every tabletop escalation scenario, and every closed-door nuclear consultation echoes the same uncomfortable premise that guided Carte Blanche and WINTEX-CIMEX: Europe remains the battlefield of last resort, and Washington is again preparing for a war it does not intend to fight on its own soil.

Europe was never the protected. Europe was always the protection. The question now is whether Europe will continue confusing the two—or finally confront the cost of failing to understand the real world.