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Jul 27 10 tweets 2 min read
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🚨THIS IS IMPORTANT🚨

If you value truth, then I encourage you to read all of this and share it. And yes, that includes you too @elonmusk @DouglasKMurray @bariweiss @KonstantinKisin @benshapiro @BillAckman and @GadSaad.

The claim that Zionism and Israel caused the conflict is a LIE.

The full history shows the opposite.

Jews were massacred, raped, and driven from their communities in this land for centuries before any Zionist movement existed.

The Palestinian victim narrative depends on erasing that record. 2/

In 1517, during the Ottoman conquest, Jewish communities in Safed and Hebron were attacked.

Jews were killed, raped, burned alive and looted. Survivors fled.

No Zionism. No Jewish state. No occupation.

Just Jews living as a minority under Muslim rule and being targeted.
Jul 24 7 tweets 4 min read
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This is one of the most important assessments I’ve written which I encourage both @IsraeliPM @netanyahu as well as US Federal Government Agencies @StateDept @SecretService @DHSgov @WhiteHouse to consider. 2/

STRATEGIC ASSESSMENT: HYPOTHETICAL LOCAL ENFORCEMENT ATTEMPT AGAINST ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER NETANYAHU BY NEW YORK CITY AUTHORITIES AND THE RESULTING DOMESTIC SECURITY, OPERATIONAL, AND SOCIETAL FRACTURE RISKS

(MorEdge Insight Analysis – 24 July 2026)

Pattern analysis of recent public statements and positioning by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani regarding the International Criminal Court arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reveals a consistent willingness to elevate symbolic confrontation over legal and operational constraints.

Mamdani has publicly conceded the absence of independent municipal authority to execute the warrant while simultaneously framing Netanyahu as a war criminal, calling for federal enforcement, declaring him unwelcome, and encouraging protest activity around the expected September UN General Assembly visit.

This posture, when combined with the mayor’s documented historical rhetoric toward the New York Police Department and alignment with ideological currents hostile to both Israeli security doctrine and conventional American law-enforcement institutions, generates a set of plausible high-risk scenarios whose second- and third-order effects merit formal assessment.
Jul 23 8 tweets 4 min read
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A STRATEGIC COUNTERTERRORISM ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT: THE UNITED STATES-SAUDI CIVILIAN NUCLEAR COOPERATION AGREEMENT AS A HIGH-PROBABILITY VECTOR FOR PROLIFERATION, TERRORIST TARGETING, AND LONG-TERM STRATEGIC CATASTROPHE

(Mor Edge Insights – 23 July 2026)

Open-source pattern analysis combined with historical precedent and current threat trajectories establishes that the recently approved thirty-year United States-Saudi civilian nuclear cooperation agreement constitutes a critical vulnerability in regional counterterrorism architecture.

The agreement, which authorizes American firms to construct and operate nuclear infrastructure in the Kingdom with bilateral safeguards and potential enrichment pathways, creates permanent high-consequence targets in a theater dominated by Iranian regime proxies whose operational doctrine prioritizes maximum civilian and economic damage. 2/

Decades of operational patterns demonstrate that Iranian regime-backed actors, including the Houthis, have repeatedly targeted Saudi energy and critical infrastructure with ballistic missiles, drones, and asymmetric strikes. These actors exhibit no restraint calculus, no fear of death, and no regard for collateral consequences.

Jihadist networks operating under this umbrella treat high-value targets as religious and strategic obligations. The introduction of operational nuclear reactors into this environment transforms limited kinetic attacks into potential radiological release events on a scale that exceeds conventional damage models.

A salvo of six to ten ballistic missiles, or the future introduction of Iranian-supplied hypersonic systems, against such facilities is assessed as a high-probability scenario once plants reach operational status.
Jul 22 13 tweets 5 min read
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🚨The Inversion of Truth – How a Lost War Spawned 78 Years of Propaganda to Steal Sympathy and Rewrite History

The below thread is important because it will allow you to understand the propaganda used over the past 3 years and how they did it. I would encourage you all to read it, understand it, and share it.Image 2/

The Arab leadership has weaponized the word “genocide” for decades. After losing the war they launched in 1947-48, they shifted to narrative warfare to defeat Israel by other means. But the roots go deeper.
Jul 20 11 tweets 5 min read
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“Israel are child killers!”

That’s the nonstop propaganda.
But here are the children the activists, media, and propagandists almost NEVER show you… the ones being turned into soldiers, martyrs, and propaganda tools across Gaza, Iran, Africa, and beyond.

A thread on the hidden crisis they ignore.Image 2/

Child soldiers are a grim reality in many conflicts involving Islamist armed groups.

Boys and girls, often under 15, sometimes as young as 9, are recruited through poverty, ideology, or force. They carry guns, plant bombs, clear minefields, or are sent on suicide missions.

This violates every international law on children, yet it continues because these groups see kids as cheap, disposable, and easy to radicalize.Image
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The roots of antisemitism in modern education run deep, tracing back to dark alliances that have poisoned minds for generations. From Nazi influences in the Middle East to today’s global push in Western schools, this ideology threatens the very fabric of free societies, and Israel stands as its primary target.

Understanding this history is crucial if we want to protect our children and preserve Western values.Image 2/

The story begins in the aftermath of World War II, when Nazi ideology found a new home in the Arab world.

Johann von Leers, a former high-ranking Nazi propagandist, fled to Egypt in the 1950s. He was welcomed by President Gamal Abdel Nasser and worked closely with Amin al-Husseini, the former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem who had collaborated with Hitler.Image
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Jul 19 8 tweets 4 min read
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Many people (propagandists and podcasters and anti Israel supporters) casually throw around the “Greater Israel” accusation to claim Israel wants to conquer the entire region.
It’s a ridiculous lie that gets repeated endlessly.

The truth is the inverse. It’s Arab leaders and movements that have openly pushed for a “Greater Syria”, or a vast pan-Arab empire, for over a century. That’s what pan-Arab nationalism has always been about.Image 2/

“Greater Syria” (or “Bilad al-Sham”) historically referred to a large Arab state stretching from modern-day Syria through Lebanon, Jordan, Israel, and sometimes parts of Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and even southern Turkey, with Damascus as the center.

Pan-Arab nationalists dreamed of uniting all Arabs under one banner, erasing colonial borders drawn after World War I. Israel was never seen as a separate nation in this vision, but rather it was just the southern province of Greater Syria.

Even the flag of Greater Syria reminds us of another infamous symbol… the Nazis.Image
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Jul 19 13 tweets 4 min read
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People keep getting fired up about the US giving Israel $3.8 billion a year in military aid.

“That’s a huge amount of our money!” they say.

But let’s actually run the numbers and see what that really means for regular Americans.

I think a lot of folks don’t realize what they’re even arguing about here. 2/

The US population is around 343 million people right now.

Divide $3.8 billion by that and you get roughly $11.08 per American per year.

Break it down further, and that’s 92 cents a month, or about a gargantuan 3 cents a day. THREE CENTS!!!

That’s it. Not a fortune. Not life-changing money.Image
Jul 18 10 tweets 6 min read
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The Impossible Victory: How a Ragtag Jewish Force Defied Overwhelming Odds to Birth Israel in 1948

On November 29, 1947, the United Nations General Assembly voted to partition Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state.

The Jewish leadership accepted this plan as a painful but necessary compromise after two thousand years of exile and the recent horrors of the Holocaust.

The Arab leadership rejected it outright and immediately called for war to destroy any possibility of a Jewish homeland. Within hours of the vote, Arab irregulars launched the first attacks, ambushing Jewish buses near Lod and killing several passengers.

This marked the beginning of a civil war initiated entirely by the Arabs.Image
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The violence spread rapidly across the country. Arab mobs rioted in Jerusalem, attacking Jewish neighborhoods and businesses. Convoys carrying food, medicine, and reinforcements to isolated Jewish settlements were repeatedly ambushed on mountain roads. Jewish drivers and passengers were shot at close range, and vehicles were burned with people still inside.

These attacks were not random. They formed a deliberate strategy to cut off Jewish communities, starve them into submission, and prevent any functioning Jewish state from emerging.
Jul 18 13 tweets 5 min read
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In 1264, while much of Europe turned against its Jewish communities, one Polish duke did the opposite and created a blueprint for centuries of shared life.

Jewish families had begun settling in Polish lands during the 1100s. In western Europe, crusades, local violence, and new laws were making life harder for Jews. Polish rulers from the Piast family saw a chance to strengthen their growing territories.

Their lands needed people who could trade goods, manage money, and help build towns. Jews brought skills as merchants and financiers from other parts of Europe, so the dukes welcomed them with offers of safety and the freedom to follow their own traditions. It was a practical partnership that benefited both sides. 2/13

An early sign of this trust appeared even before the famous charter.

In the late 1100s and early 1200s, Duke Mieszko III the Old faced political trouble and needed support to return to power. Jewish donors helped him, and in thanks he gave them control of the mints in Gniezno and Kalisz.

Jewish experts produced thin silver coins called bracteates. These official coins carried clear Hebrew letters, such as the word “Bracha,” meaning blessing, or the duke’s name written as “Mszka Dux.” Some even named the Jewish mint masters, like Joseph of Kalisz.

For a medieval Christian ruler to place Hebrew on his country’s money showed real confidence. It was a public mark that Jews were valued partners helping to build the economy.
Jul 14 11 tweets 4 min read
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THE PLAGUE OF PALESTINIANISM AND WHY NO MUSLIM COUNTRY WILL ACCEPT THEM

In the scorching heat of Jordan’s deserts, a storm of betrayal erupted in September 1970, when Palestinian militants launched a ruthless assault on their host nation, threatening to topple a stable monarchy and ignite wider chaos across the Middle East.

This was the beginning for why no Muslim countries will accept any Palestinian refugees. 2/

This dark chapter, known as Black September, exposed the dangers of unchecked militancy, a threat that Israel had long warned about. After the 1967 Six-Day War, thousands of Palestinians flooded into Jordan, seeking refuge from the conflict they blamed on Israel. King Hussein, in a gesture of Arab solidarity, allowed them to settle, even granting citizenship to many.

However, the Palestine Liberation Organization, or PLO, under Yasser Arafat, saw Jordan not as a haven, but as a launchpad for attacks against Israel. Fedayeen fighters set up camps, armed to the teeth, and operated with little regard for Jordanian law.

They crossed borders to raid Israeli towns, drawing fierce retaliations that spilled over into Jordanian soil. Israel, defending its people from these constant threats, struck back at the guerrilla bases, but the PLO refused to rein in their operations, putting innocent Jordanians at risk.
Jul 10 15 tweets 5 min read
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Turkey’s relationship with NATO is one of the most revealing stories in modern geopolitics.

What began in 1952 as a clear Cold War security pact has evolved into something far more complicated under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

This thread traces that journey, from Soviet containment to neo-Ottoman ambition, and the deep historical ironies and current tensions that shape it today. 2/

In February 1952, Turkey joined NATO alongside Greece. The decision was driven by existential Cold War pressures. After World War II, the Soviet Union made direct territorial demands on eastern Turkey and sought joint control of the strategic Turkish Straits.

The Truman Doctrine provided initial American support, but Turkey’s contribution of troops to the Korean War proved its reliability to the West. NATO membership delivered the security guarantee Ankara needed against Soviet aggression and positioned Turkey as the alliance’s vital southern flank.
Jul 9 8 tweets 6 min read
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What if the most controversial country on earth is actually the greatest modern example of successful decolonization?

In a world built on layers of conquest and forgotten histories, Israel stands as a shining symbol of justice reclaimed. After two thousand years of exile, persecution, and loss, the Jewish people returned to their ancient homeland, transforming a barren land into a thriving democracy.

This unprecedented act of decolonization, the first true success in modern times, not only revives a nation’s spirit but also exposes the fragile foundations of many empires.

It’s no wonder this miracle provokes such fierce controversy. It dares to show that the oppressed can rise, reclaim what’s theirs, and build a future of freedom and prosperity.Image 2/

The story of Israel begins with a people deeply rooted in the land of Judea, where their ancestors built kingdoms, temples, and a rich culture thousands of years ago.

Invaded time and again by empires like the Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Crusaders, Ottomans, and British, the Jews were scattered across the globe. Their holy sites were desecrated, their communities destroyed, and their identity suppressed.

Yet through it all, a dream persisted: the return to Zion. This wasn’t just nostalgia. It was a rightful claim to indigeneity, backed by unbroken historical ties, archaeology, and spiritual connection.

Zionism emerged as a movement of hope and self-determination, rebuilding the homeland through hard work, legal land purchases, and international recognition, not conquest.Image
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Jul 9 17 tweets 5 min read
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The story of Britain’s role in the Mandate of Palestine from 1922 to 1948 is one of broken promises and tragic consequences. Hundreds of thousands of Jews lost their lives due to the British betrayal and broken promises.

Few countries have more blood on their hands than Britain.Image 2/

It all started with high hopes. In 1917, the British government issued the Balfour Declaration.

This was a letter promising to support a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine. Jews around the world saw it as a beacon of hope after centuries of persecution.

But as the years went on, Britain turned its back on that promise. They started blocking Jewish immigrants from entering the land, which they called the Mandate of Palestine.

This wasn’t just a policy shift. It was a betrayal that cost countless lives, especially during the horrors of World War Two.
Jul 8 11 tweets 4 min read
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The Holocaust and Armenian genocide are rightly remembered as horrific examples of mass slaughter in the modern era.

Yet they pale in comparison to what happened in India between 1000 and 1550 AD… the largest genocide in human history, in which Islamic invaders killed tens of millions of Hindus and shattered an ancient civilization.Image 2/

It began with Mahmud of Ghazni’s repeated invasions from circa 1000 AD.

Driven by religious zeal and greed for temple wealth, his armies sacked cities like Somnath. They slaughtered thousands of pilgrims and destroyed idols they viewed as symbols of idolatry.

Contemporary accounts describe rivers running red with blood as entire populations who refused conversion were put to the sword.Image
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The West Bank isn’t “occupied Palestinian land.” It’s the ancient Jewish heartland of Judea and Samaria, and it was stolen by Jordan in 1948, ethnically cleansed of Jews, and now rightfully back in Jewish hands after a defensive war.

Here are the facts the mainstream narrative ignores and deliberately hides.

Bookmark and share. The next time you see anyone telling you about “occupation”, “stolen land”, “ethnic cleansing”, “settlers” or international law, remind them of this truth.Image
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In 1947, The UN proposed partitioning the British Mandate of Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state. Jews accepted. Arabs rejected it and launched war.
Jul 7 8 tweets 2 min read
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The funniest silent debate in history 😂

The Pope vs Rabbi Moishe… a classic Jewish joke that still slaps. 2/

Several centuries ago, the Pope decreed that all Jews had to leave Italy or convert. Huge outcry. So the Pope offered a deal: a religious debate with a Jewish leader. If the Jews win, they stay. If the Pope wins, they leave.
Jul 7 11 tweets 2 min read
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The biggest lie about Israel: “The Jews stole the land.”

Here’s the documented truth that destroys that propaganda.

Please read all of it and share as it is so important that the truth is out there. Image 2/

From the late 1800s, Jews didn’t arrive as conquerors. They returned to their ancient homeland through legal land purchases under Ottoman and British rule, paying real money for real deeds from willing Arab sellers.
Jun 22 10 tweets 5 min read
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THE ILLUSION OF NEUTRAL MEDIATION: A COUNTERTERRORISM PERSPECTIVE ON WHY US-IRAN TALKS IN SWITZERLAND ARE STRUCTURED TO FAVOR TEHRAN

(Mor Edge Insights - June 22, 2026)

High level talks between the United States and Iran are underway in Switzerland with Qatar and Pakistan acting as the primary facilitators.

On the surface this looks like standard diplomacy. In reality, it is a mediation framework deliberately constructed around parties that share deep historical, ideological, and operational alignments with one side of the conflict.

This is not neutral arbitration. It is backchannel facilitation by interested actors with long records of enabling the very behaviors under negotiation. 2/

Iran itself has been formally designated by the United States as a state sponsor of terrorism since 1984. That designation rests on the Islamic Republic’s post 1979 revolutionary strategy of exporting its ideology through proxy networks.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force has armed, trained, and funded groups including Hezbollah in Lebanon, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Gaza and the West Bank, and the Houthis in Yemen. These relationships are not peripheral. They form the core of Iran’s regional power projection and have been linked to attacks that killed American personnel and allies over decades.

Any negotiation framework that treats this actor as a standard state counterpart while routing communication through sympathetic intermediaries inherits those structural problems from the outset.
Mar 25 12 tweets 5 min read
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What does “victory” really mean in this US-Israel versus Iran war. A 🧵.

It’s been four weeks since it all kicked off on February 28. For some it’s perceived as an unfair fight. It’s like a super heavyweight boxer going up against a flyweight. The big guy needs a quick knockout in the first round. The little guy just has to last until the bell rings and survive. That’s the key here. 2)

Before the fighting started, the US made some clear demands to Iran. First, no nuclear program at all, no enrichment, no weapons, and everything nuclear has to be taken apart. Second, stop all the proxies, no more money or support for groups like Hezbollah or the Houthis. Third, no more killing or oppressing the Iranian people. And fourth, shut down the whole ballistic missile program and anything like it.
Feb 10 20 tweets 16 min read
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A thread 🧵 that will visually explain Islam.

A very small selection of Islamic terrorist attacks and bombings from the past 40 years.

In total, there were over 180,000 Islamic terrorist attacks, bombings and massacres across the globe over those 40 years. 2)

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