We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
HOSTAGE DEAL UPDATE:
Early this morning, we saw reports in Israel that Sinwar was under increasing pressure due to the operation in Rafah and IDF control of the Philadelphi Corridor. Sinwar fears that every day that goes by without a deal, his chances of survival go down, and the chances that Israel will rescue more hostages go up (AKA he loses leverage in negotiations). Some unofficial sources claim that Sinwar has accepted that Hamas will not govern Gaza after the war. Still, he is ADAMANT that the IDF withdraw from the Philadelphi Corridor because that is his oxygen supply. This will be the contention point going forward.
This afternoon, we received the report that the Mossad had received an answer from Hamas vis-à-vis the deal offered a few weeks ago. While we don’t have the full details of the answer yet, Israeli officials are claiming that this is the most positive response so far from Hamas, and they can work with it for once, albeit the negotiations will still take a long time and are not assured. Hamas supporters have already started celebrating, claiming that they were able to reach a deal to end the war.
From Israel’s perspective, while this is not necessarily the ideal situation, barring any untenable demands from Hamas, this deal will probably be the best way to get some hostages back alive. If there is no deal, the chance that hostages will be killed continues to escalate.
However, an important point to consider is that this deal was presented BEFORE the IDF took control of the Philadelphi Corridor, and that aspect of it would be a massive problem. I don’t see a situation where the IDF withdraws from the corridor, and I don’t see Hamas agreeing to a deal that keeps Israeli forces choking their supply lines. It remains to be seen how that issue will be negotiated.
It is essential to keep in mind that for many in Israel, Gaza is not nearly as important as the North anymore. All attention and focus are being shifted toward Lebanon, and the IDF needs as much of its available resources and manpower for what is to come with Hezbollah.
Overall, while I am not happy with the circumstances of this potential deal, I understand the various perspectives and considerations that go into it, and I trust Bibi to make the right decision for the country and our people. He holds all of the information, and we try to make sense of it; the rest is out of our hands.
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It's easy to mock this guy, laugh at him, say it's always Gingers etc.
However why are we not asking why, as a society, young men are making life choices like this?
Same as anyone who chooses to go against our natural order with how they live.
Something has gone badly wrong.
“Oregon is using satellites to hunt small farms.”
Farmer Justin Rhodes says the state redefined “CAFO” so even 3 cows and a milking stand count as a factory farm.
Cease-and-desist letters. $100K “upgrades.” Family farms shut down.
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“The fetal bovine serum is just disgusting, and it’s in almost every viral vaccine. They harvest it by inserting a needle into the beating heart of a baby cow to extract its blood. Where is PETA when you need them? The FDA even admits they use ‘cow parts’ because cows are large and have a lot to use.”
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🇯🇵 Here is what's going on with Japan's massive stimulus package and why everyone's freaking out about it right now.
The timing and scale of this is genuinely significant and there are real implications for global markets and the yen that go way beyond just Japan (save this).
Japan just approved a ¥21.3 trillion economic stimulus package, the biggest since covid to help households deal with rising costs and try to jumpstart their economy after it shrank 1.8% in Q3. The package includes ¥17.7 trillion in fresh spending through an extra budget plus ¥2.7 trillion in tax cuts. When you add in local government spending and private sector investments the total impact balloons to ¥42.8 trillion. That's substantially bigger than last year's ¥39 trillion package.
The government is throwing money at everything, ¥20,000 cash handouts per child subsidies for electricity and gas bills (about ¥7,000 per household over three months), rice vouchers, scrapping the provisional gasoline tax, ...
Remember when the 6-year-old Black kid shot his White teacher in a premeditated murder attempt, after which he said "I shot that b&tch dead" - and then the anti-White media covered the story with stock photographs of a White child?
The teacher just won a $10 million judgement against the school's vice principal, Ebony Parker, a Black woman who knew for hours that the boy had the gun in his backpack and had vowed to kill people, having been told so by numerous teachers, yet did absolutely nothing but allow it to happen.
The district itself was previously granted immunity, but the teacher's attorneys have indicated their intent to continue pursuing the district.
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