Turkish invasion into Syria 'could be imminent,' US officials fear - report

WhatsApp founder Jan Koum, with a net worth of $16.5B, is one of the biggest donors to Jewish causes. In 2019 & 2020, his foundation donated nearly $140M to over 70 Jewish organizations globally:
•$17M to the European Jewish Association for refugee relief
•$10.6M to the Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS, aiding Ukraine
•$9M+ to Chabad of Moscow
•Millions more to Chabad in California and global Jewish initiatives

Koum’s philanthropy rivals the top Jewish donors, reflecting his commitment to Jewish life.

Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir ($160 Billion dollar company), is a true ally of Israel 🇮🇱. Despite losing employees over his outspoken support, he continues to stand firm. Karp flew his entire board to Israel in a powerful show of solidarity, proving that actions speak louder than words. Proud to see a leader put his neck on the line for the Jewish people!

(Yossi Farro on X)

The White House: "We believe we are getting closer to a deal"

Dennis Ross sees the hypocrisy. Why is it that so many others don’t?

Hamas cedes demand of complete IDF withdrawal, end to war - report

Netanyahu and Katz on Mount Hermon

It appears that the attack on Hodeidah was carried out by the US military - the third attack by the Americans against Houthi targets in less than 48 hours.

Hodeidah, Yemen tonight. The Houthis are getting pounded.

Hmmmm

BREAKING: The Australian state of Victoria is banning Hamas and Hezbollah flags, masked protests, and restricting demonstrations at houses of worship in a bid to counter rising extremism and antisemitic incidents in the country.

This should be adopted universally.

Double standards

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Lebanese reports: Two injured in an Israeli drone strike on a vehicle in the village of Majdal Zun, southern Lebanon.

If Israel sees any ceasefire violations, they strike.

We all know that it’s holiday shopping season, but did you know the shopping cart was created by Jewish inventor Sylvan Goldman? He was born in 1898 to Jewish immigrants in Oklahoma. After serving in WWI, Sylvan opened a wholesale fruit and produce store with his brother Alfred. During a trip to California, the brothers observed the rise of a new concept in shopping: the supermarket, which introduced the convenience of having a variety of products all under one roof. Soon, they purchased several grocery stores and markets across Oklahoma, pioneering the supermarket concept in their home state. In 1934, Sylvan purchased the struggling Humpty-Dumpty grocery chain and noticed that customers were limited in their purchases by what could fit in a handheld basket. His idea was to combine a carriage with a wire basket, and so, in 1937, the shopping cart was born. The rest, as they say, is history. Sylvan revolutionized shopping, and today, on average, Americans use 15 million shopping carts each day.

Photo: Goldman in 1976, Oklahoma Historical Society