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In an interview with Al Arabiya, Lukashenko claimed that the “Jewish lobby” prevented Russia from securing a swift victory in Ukraine. He also accused Jews in the US of dragging Washington into a confrontation with Iran. Later, he compared the war in Gaza to the Holocaust and claimed that Israel was “planning to build a resort on human bones.”
Menachem Begin, a member of the generation that experienced the Holocaust, whose family was murdered by the Nazis and who possessed a deep historical consciousness, knew that those who threaten to destroy the Jewish people must not be ignored.
IDF Air Force Commander Maj. Gen. Omer Tischler published a letter to Air Force personnel in which he addressed, among other things, the second strike wave that had been planned last week after Iran renewed its fire and was canceled at the last moment. Speaking about the achievements in the war against Iran, he said: “We dealt severe blows to the Iranian leadership, while significantly reducing the threat.”
Netanyahu confidant also addressed the Lebanon front at a United Hatzalah event, saying, "Hezbollah is at maybe 25% of the power it had before Oct. 7." On Gaza, Dermer said, "The work is not over. Anyone who thinks Israel will leave Hamas armed, two or three kilometers from our population, is fooling themselves."
Shrill boos from Iranian exiles and Israeli flags on one side, flags of the Islamic Republic on the other. Politics was on full display in the 2-2 draw against New Zealand at the World Cup, but from the opening whistle, everything changed.
