09/27/2026
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Before the war—the one with Iran—this would have been unthinkable! Protests against the policies of Zionist apartheid have been taking place around the world for a long time. But the scale of the recent demonstrations in New York has exceeded even the organizers’ expectations. On top of that, the U.S. president is also supporting this movement, which is something completely new. Although he didn’t show up at this demonstration wearing his red MAGA hat, he demonstrated his support in other, more diplomatic ways.
A few days before Netanyahu’s arrival in the U.S. for the UN General Assembly session, Donald Trump—a Republican—met with Netanyahu’s bitter enemy, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani—a Democrat. A meeting between Trump and Netanyahu did not take place this time.
The mayor of New York announced that he would arrest Netanyahu at the first opportunity for war crimes against Palestinians. Even if that were to happen, the Israeli prime minister would quickly be released and receive an official apology. It occurred to me to put Netanyahu in the same cell where Venezuelan President Maduro is already being held. Their discussion could get really interesting—and not just for the CIA. Although Maduro jokingly refers to his English as “Tarzan language,” he is still able to communicate in it.
When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly in late September, more than a hundred diplomats demonstratively walked out of the hall before he began speaking. Among them were delegates from Palestine, Brazil, Spain, Turkey, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa. Netanyahu, against whom the International Criminal Court—the Hague-based tribunal that can indict individuals for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide—has issued an arrest warrant for alleged war crimes in Gaza, called those who walked out “moral cowards.” Source. In my opinion, an appropriate response to his behavior would be to describe the Israeli prime minister as an immoral “hero.”
An interesting article about the defeat of the prime minister of the world’s most terrorist-ridden country appeared on tkp.at on Friday: Netanyahu’s lightning visit to New York: fear of Mamdani, panic in the underground – and the real break at home. Source.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the UN General Assembly in New York on Thursday, September 24, 2026 – according to Israeli media, one of the shortest and most security-intensive US visits of his presidency. While international reporting focused primarily on the protests, the public falling-out with New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and a bizarre sewer incident near his hotel, the conflict that was actually crucial for Netanyahu’s political survival was playing out in Israel itself: the open break with the most influential rabbi in the Lithuanian-Haredi world, Dov Landau.
As this map shows, all of Israel’s traditional allies in the Persian Gulf and all countries in the Middle East—with the exception, of course, of Israel itself—have boycotted the terrorist’s appearance at the UN.
This is not just a passing fad intended to curry favor with voters. It gives us hope that at least the last remnants of humanity are making themselves heard more and more loudly, even among politicians. We are undoubtedly witnessing the end of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s shameful era. Who will take his place? Given the 70 percent approval rating in Israel for the government’s racist policies, I fear it will be an equally terrible scoundrel.
He says judges, lawyers, and politicians are being intimidated and treated like criminals.
Source: Telegram, September 24, 2026, 2:32 p.m.
Given the negative emotions associated with Israel’s crimes, it is not easy to remain completely objective. After all, every state has the right to self-defense—even if it stages an attack on its own country using special forces in order to subsequently have a pretext for this “self-defense.” It is never the case that an entire people bears collective responsibility for the crimes of its politicians. It is the Zionist government that stages an attack on its own country, exploiting people’s natural fear to unite them against a fabricated enemy.
That does not, of course, justify Israel’s radical voters. But let’s take a look at ourselves—what kind of people do we allow to come to power in our own country?
Admittedly, even Beni(to) isn’t Mussolini, after all.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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