Hourly Roundup 02:00 Israel · 16 May 2026
Stories in this hour
- Another day, another riot calling for the complete destruction of Israel and Zionism "by any means necessary."Another day, another riot calling for the complete destruction of Israel and Zionism "by any means necessary." Led by radical terror supporter Nerdeen Kiswani and her pro-terrorism organization, Within Our Lifetime.
- ⚠️ SPOTTED: A Hezbollah flag and a Hamas/Al-Qassam Brigades headband at a pro-terror riot in Washington Square Park, NYC.⚠️ SPOTTED: A Hezbollah flag and a Hamas/Al-Qassam Brigades headband at a pro-terror riot in Washington Square Park, NYC. Both Hezbollah and Hamas are US-designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
- German court allows pro-Palestinian encampment in Hamburg park where Jews were deported by the NazisActivists in Hamburg are commemorating the displacement of Palestinians this week in a park where Jews were deported during World War II, following a legal fight that ended in their favor. A German court allowed…
- Last week, Allied nations marked VE Day against Nazi Germany, but let's remember to be mindful of those who call it Naqba Day.
- President Trump gives rare insight into what it’s like negotiating with terrorists:
A German court permits an encampment commemorating the Nakba in a park where Jews were rounded up for deportation to their deaths. This is not merely a clash of narratives but a profound inversion of moral memory. The Torah teaches that forgetting is a form of destruction, "Remember what Amalek did to you" is a command because memory grounds identity and justice. When the ground of Jewish suffering is repurposed to frame Jewish sovereignty as the crime, the very architecture of historical truth is dismantled. The psalmist says "If I forget you, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget its skill." Forgetting the specificity of Jewish pain does not create peace; it hollows out the moral capacity to distinguish victim from aggressor. True remembrance is not competitive, it demands holding both the Jewish tragedy and the Palestinian suffering in their proper order, without collapsing one into the other.