13 March 2025,13 Adar, 5785.
Contents:
1. The Druze of Lebanon.
2. The Netherlands and Machines that make the Computer "Chips."
3. Preparations Completed for Gazan Migration
4. Report: Syria's New Regime is Slaughtering Alawites, Druze, Christians.
5. WHO NEEDS GREENLAND?
6. Israel Made The West. Israel Is Saving The West
by Dennis Prager.
7. Israeli PM Promises Retribution if Hostages Not Released.
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1. The Druze of Lebanon.
The Lebanese Druze initially issued a statement of support for Hezbollah and denunciation of the Israeli 'enemy,' at the start of the Iron Swords War launched by Hamas, but has expressed no support for the Iranian proxy since.
The community numbers approximately 250,000, and could pose an internal threat to Hezbollah, should it choose to do so. It has blocked the entry of Hezbollah to its villages.
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2. The Netherlands and Machines that make the Computer "Chips."
The Netherlands is an Israelite country with 19 million people.
It has international importance.
On the one hand, Taiwan produces most of the "chips" used in computers. (The chips are the "binary brain" that sends out signals telling the computer what to do).
Nevertheless, the machines that make the chips are produced in the Netherlands which has almost a monopoly production of them.
See:
How Netherlands is Controlling China
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BonH5EEK1Mw
China, Navy, Nukes, Tech, and Politics || Peter Zeihan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giOt4Zot1lI
Netherlands World Supplier of Breaking-edge Computer Chips that no-one can equal!
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3. Preparations Completed for Gazan Migration
https://www.jewishpress.com/news/eye-on-palestine/gaza/preparations-completed-for-gazan-migration/2025/03/08/
By
Ariel Kahana
Extracts:
(Israel Hayom via JNS) Israel has completed the necessary preparations to enable the migration of Gaza residents, provided countries are found willing to accept them.
In recent weeks, a mechanism has been established, under the direction of Defense Minister Israel Katz, designed to create conditions that would allow 2,500 Gazans to leave the Strip daily. Currently, more than two million Palestinians live in the Gaza Strip.
Security sources told Israel Hayom that one country has already expressed interest in accepting construction workers from Gaza, but international controversy surrounding the issue has caused it to freeze its involvement in the matter for the time being.
Migration to destination countries could be carried out via sea, with passage through Israel at Ashdod Port.
An additional route, by air, would be through Ramon Airport, near Eilat. It should be noted that this route has been operating for several months for wounded individuals who have left the Strip, and approximately 1,500 Gaza residents are known to have left via this route to other countries.
Another departure route is the Rafah Crossing. Through this crossing, according to information available to Israel, about 35,000 people have evacuated from the Strip to Egypt since the beginning of the current war. In many cases, they continued from Egypt to other destinations around the world.
Israel is interested in allowing as many Gaza residents as possible to leave the Strip. Therefore, the policy is to allow family members of sick and wounded individuals to leave with them to other countries. In the vast majority of cases, those who left Gaza were absorbed into Arab countries, but there are also those who have migrated to Romania and Italy with the intention of not returning.
'Our interest is to let as many people as possible leave. That's the rationale of the Trump plan that Israel has expressed support for. We are trying to implement it,' said a security source.
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4. Report: Syria's New Regime is Slaughtering Alawites, Druze, Christians
By
Hana Levi Julian -
https://www.jewishpress.com/news/middle-east/syria/report-syrias-new-regime-is-slaughtering-alawites-druze-christians/2025/03/08/
Extracts:
Security forces belonging to the new Islamist regime of Syria's interim President Ahmad al-Shara'a (Abu Mohammad al-Julani, head of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham terror organization) have allegedly slaughtered hundreds of Alawite civilians over the two days.
At least 250 Alawites, including women and children, were executed by al-Shara'a forces since the clashes began Thursday, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported, but hundreds more have been slaughtered this week, according to the Abu Ali Express news site, and multiple reports on social media.
The al-Shara'a regime said the violence was triggered by attacks by forces loyal to the former regime of ousted President Bashar al-Assad.
Executions of at least 601 people took place in coastal cities, including the city of Baniyas and elsewhere in the Latakia province, according to Facebook accounts from members of the Alawite community quoted by Abu Ali.
Multiple social media posts quoted higher numbers, including some reporting thousands having been murdered.
Among the victims were doctors and pharmacists, Abu Ali reported, adding that the regime forces also abducted dozens of women from the Alawite community. Civilians from the Christian population are also among the victims.
Thousands of Alawite and Christian Syrians fled to Russia's Hmeimim Air Base south of Latakia to escape the slaughter.
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5. WHO NEEDS GREENLAND?
https://www.jewishpress.com/news/elections-news/anti-trump-party-wins-greenlands-election/2025/03/12/
Extract:
The AP cited Dwayne Menezes, managing director of the Polar Research and Policy Initiative, who pointed out that climate change is thinning the Arctic ice, potentially opening up a northwest passage for international trade and reigniting competition with Russia, China, and other countries over access to the region's valuable mineral resources.
'Let us be clear: we are soon entering the Arctic Century, and its most defining feature will be Greenland's meteoric rise, sustained prominence, and ubiquitous influence,' Menezes said.
Greenland, located off the northeastern coast of Canada with more than two-thirds of its territory within the Arctic Circle, has been crucial to North American defense since World War II. The US occupied Greenland to prevent it from falling to the Nazis and to protect vital North Atlantic shipping lanes. In peacetime, the US has maintained military bases in Greenland, including the Pituffik Space Base, which supports missile warning, missile defense, and space surveillance operations for the US and NATO. Greenland is also a strategic area where NATO tracks Russian naval movements in the North Atlantic.
Denmark ruled Greenland as a colony until 1953, when the huge island (it is one-fourth the size of Australia) gained self-governance. In 2009, Greenland acquired more authority over minerals, policing, and the legal system. However, Denmark still retains control over security, defense, foreign policy, and monetary policy. Denmark also facilitates Greenland's membership in the European Union and NATO.
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6. Israel Made The West. Israel Is Saving The West
By
Dennis Prager
https://www.jewishpress.com/indepth/columns/pragers-perspective/israel-made-the-west-israel-is-saving-the-west/2024/10/23/
Extracts:
It is a truism that the West was formed by Athens and Jerusalem - meaning the rational thinking introduced by Greece and the moral and religious thought introduced by Israel.
Of the two, Jerusalem's contribution was the more enduring. Relatively few Westerners read Aristotle and Plato. Virtually every citizen of the West, even the illiterate, until the last generation or two, was familiar with the Bible. Europe was Westernized by the Catholic Church in the name of the Bible, not Homer.
Were it not for the Jews and their Bible, there would be no Christianity, and therefore no Western civilization. The abolition of slavery was led by Bible-believing Christians. The Bible, not Aristotle, was their moral inspiration.
With regard to America, its Founders, even the less religious ones, were rooted in biblical morality. Two of the least religious, Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, designed a Great Seal of the United States that depicted the Jews leaving Egypt. The only inscription on the symbol of American Liberty, the Liberty Bell, is a verse from the Torah (the first five books of the Bible). The insignia of Yale University is in Hebrew, and it, too, is taken from the Torah. The Princeton University seal features an open Bible. Until about 1800, students at Yale, Harvard and other universities were required to study Hebrew.
Many American Founders described America as a ,Second Israel., In the words of Eran Shalev, a Fulbright scholar who became a professor of history at Haifa University:
'So prevalent was the Old Testament in the early culture of the United States that for decades after the start of the nineteenth century it was, in the words of Perry Miller (a Harvard professor regarded as the cofounder of the field of American studies) as 'omnipresent' as 'the air that people breathed.'"
The American Founders' attitude toward the Jews is summed up in these words of John Adams, second president of the United States:
'I will insist the Hebrews have (contributed) more to civilize men than any other nation. If I was an atheist and believed in blind eternal fate, I should still believe that fate had ordained the Jews to be the most essential instrument for civilizing the nations. ' The Romans and their empire were but a bubble in comparison to the Jews. They have given religion to three-quarters of the globe and have influenced the affairs of mankind more, and more happily, than any other nation, ancient or modern.'
As Israel once made the West, now it is saving the West. This was eloquently stated a few weeks ago by Wall Street Journal columnist Gerard Baker in a column titled, 'Israel Defends Itself ' and May Save Western Civilization:
'How will we ever repay the debt we owe Israel? What the Jewish state has done in the past year, for its own defense, but in the process and not coincidentally for the security of all of us, will rank among the most important contributions to the defense of Western civilization in the past three-quarters of a century.
'Israel has in 12 months done nothing less than redraw the balance of global security, not just in the region, but in the wider world. It has eliminated thousands of the terrorists whose commitment to a savage theocratic ideology has claimed so many lives across the region and the world for decades.
'Above all, it has provided an unexpected but crucial reminder to our enemies that there are at least some willing and able to pursue and defeat them, whatever the risk to our own lives and resources. The only appropriate responses to Israel's gallantry, fortitude and skill from us, its nominal allies, especially in the U.S. are 'thank you' and 'how can we help?'
'Never in the field of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few, Winston Churchill said of the men of the Royal Air Force after they had repelled Hitler's Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain.
'We should echo those words today as we watch in awe what a country smaller in area than New Jersey, with a population less than North Carolina's and an economy smaller than that of Washington state, has done for all of us.'
Baker is not alone in understanding that Israel's war is a war for the West. On the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, massacres, Brendan O'Neill, former editor of the British libertarian magazine Spiked, wrote:
'The West's moral failures in the aftermath of 7 October were of an entirely new order. They exceeded even my grim fears. They shone a harsh, inescapable light on the retreat from reason and abandonment of Enlightenment many of us have warned of for years.' The delirium of our post-civilizational era emerged into broad daylight. It was undeniable now: The West is in the stranglehold of a profound moral crisis. 'The sympathy for Hamas on our campuses and streets is fundamentally an extension of the West's own crisis of meaning, of our denial of our own insights, of our betrayal of our history.
'A war for the soul of humanity must now be fought. On two fronts. On the physical front of Israel's borders (a)nd on the intellectual front here at home. Only a full-throated defense of the virtues and wonders of Western civilisation might see off the moral derangement of our times and the Jew hatred it has nurtured.
If you care about Western civilization, you need to care about ancient Israel and Israel today.
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7. Israeli PM Promises Retribution if Hostages Not Released.
"If you don't release our hostages, there will be consequences you can't imagine. We are preparing for the next stages of the campaign, not everything is going to be obvious - and that's a good thing. "If you don't release our hostages, there will be consequences you can't imagine. We will not stop until we achieve all the goals of victory."
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.