The Claim: “$21.7 Billion in U.S. Aid Enables Israeli Genocide” October 7 — the second anniversary of Hamas’s massacre — the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft released a Costs of War paper accusing the United States of bankrolling Israeli “war crimes” through $21.7 billion in military aid. Author William Hartung claims that “without U.S. financing, […]
Hamas-Linked CAIR Attacks Bill to Teach About October 7 Jihad Massacre
When Congressman Josh Gottheimer (D-New Jersey) announced new bipartisan legislation to ensure that American students learn the facts about Hamas’s October 7 massacre, one might expect any organization that claims to oppose bigotry to support it. But instead, the New Jersey chapter of the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) lashed out, accusing Gottheimer and […]
Hamas-linked CAIR Helps Minneapolis Media Turn Vandalism into a Campaign Boost for Omar Fateh
The campaign office of Minnesota State Senator Omar Fateh, who is running for mayor of Minneapolis, was recently vandalized with graffiti reading: “Somali Muslim. This warning is no joke.” The act itself is newsworthy. But local television coverage — from both KARE 11 and WCCO / CBS Minnesota — transformed a small incident into a […]
Hamas-linked CAIR and Charlie Kirk: Condemning Murder While Fueling Incitement
The Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) issued a press release condemning the murder of Charlie Kirk. Of course, CAIR has nothing to do with this crime, and its condemnation is irrelevant. It is assumed that they oppose murder. But what they are not against — indeed, what they practice constantly — is hateful and dangerous […]
Charlie Kirk: The Hunger Artist of Free Speech
How incitement from CAIR, campus radicals, and media allies turns deadly — and why the press prefers martyrs to survivors. When incitement bears fruit, the left cries “free speech.” The assassination of Charlie Kirk exposes a disturbing pattern: when rhetoric from the left inspires violence, the response is not accountability, but denial. Instead of confronting […]
Hamas-linked CAIR Fashions a Victimhood Case Out of a Longstanding Bureaucratic Procedure
NBC Connecticut and ABC8 recently ran sympathetic segments about a mother and her 14‑year‑old son from Meriden who were prevented from leaving Israel. Viewers were told the family’s U.S. passports were “rejected because they were Palestinian.” What the coverage omitted is that this is not arbitrary discrimination but long‑standing Israeli policy rooted in the Oslo […]
Beverly Hills caves to pressure from Hamas-linked CAIR, won’t display Israeli flag
The latest media stunt from the Los Angeles chapter of the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-LA) came in response to the Beverly Hills Unified School District’s vote to fly the Israeli flag on its campuses. In comments to Spectrum1 LA, CAIR-LA Executive Director Hussam Ayloush denounced the flag as a symbol of “genocide, ethnic […]
Flags, Fantasy, and Fabrications: Palestine and the Micronation Model
In the mid-twentieth century, a wave of self-proclaimed nations emerged — built not on historical continuity or indigenous sovereignty, but on narrative, symbolism, and defiance. One of the earliest was “Palestine,” declared by the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1964, long before it held any defined territory, borders, or functioning institutions. Just a few years later […]
Weaponized Tragedy: The Curious Pattern of American Deaths in Judea and Samaria
Since 2023, five American citizens have been killed in Israel and the West Bank under murky circumstances. While each death is a tragedy, the broader pattern raises serious questions about whether these incidents are organically occurring tragedies or carefully staged provocations designed to advance a political agenda. The Regavim Movement’s April 2025 report, False Flags […]
Another Hamas Propaganda Victory: The Truth Behind the Tampa ‘Businessman’ Killed in Judea and Samaria
A Palestinian-American man from Tampa, Florida, was killed near the Jewish community of Ateret in Judea and Samaria (also known as the West Bank) this month, prompting yet another round of sympathetic coverage in U.S. media outlets. News reports described him as a “beloved businessman,” the owner of an ice cream parlor, a harmless young […]