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Mark S. Schwartz JusticeforMalkiRoth retweeted
Sure it’s pleasant to get likes.
But it’s reposts that make a difference when major US Jewish orgs, federal lawmakers and to a great extent the mainstream media want to suppress this saga to deflect negative attention from Jordan and its pals in Washington.
So please: Repost.
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Thanks to friends and friendly introductions, we achieved a sizable number of media articles, interviews and attention to mark 25 years since losing our child in the @Sbarro massacre. The battle to get its spearhead, Jordanian #AhlamTamimi, into a Washington court goes on.
Thank you for a month of memories, Israel !!! Now it's home, sweet home. I wanted and tried to stay longer but El Al has no tickets available. Had to stay a couple times in the mamad bomb shelter. Hopefully that will become a faint memory for my grandchildren.
Israel is a special place; if you haven't visited recently, I hope you will soon.
Mark S. Schwartz JusticeforMalkiRoth retweeted
🚨 Russia is preparing to significantly expand Mi-8 helicopter production. According to documents obtained by Dallas Analytics, the Kazan Helicopter Plant is scheduled to manufacture 72 Mi-8MTV-1 helicopters in 2026–2027 under Russia’s state defence order.
❗This figure is nearly twice as high as previous estimates of Russia’s production capacity and could allow Moscow to offset wartime losses sustained during its invasion of Ukraine. If achieved, these production targets could help restore Russia’s airborne assault and transport aviation capabilities to levels approaching those seen before the full-scale invasion.
📁 At the same time, the leaked documents reveal persistent weaknesses within Russia’s defence-industrial base, including dependence on engine and avionics suppliers, financing challenges, production bottlenecks, and growing reliance on state reserve funds to sustain military output.
What threat could these helicopters pose to Ukraine and NATO? How realistic are Russia’s ambitious production targets? And what do the documents reveal about the vulnerabilities of the Russian defence industry?
🔍 Read our full investigation: dallas-analytics.com/russia-…
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Mark S. Schwartz JusticeforMalkiRoth retweeted
The #Jordan/Tamimi case should have become a strategic US concern. The fact that it’s not, and why it’s not, is now the real story.
Consider:
• A massacre targeting Jewish children takes 16 lives including 3 Americans.
• The mastermind, Hamas barbarian #AhlamTamimi, becomes a hero and icon for what she did. She brags to global Arabic-speaking audiences that it’s “my operation”, “a crown on my head”.
• US terror charges against her are filed in Washington in 2013; they’re kept secret for the next 4 years. In the same week they’re made public in 2017, Jordan convenes a court hearing and declares its 1995 extradition treaty with the US “invalid”. Legal experts say it’s not.
• No public call on Jordan - to cease harboring her, to respect the treaty in the Tamimi case, to hand her over - ever gets sounded by any US official.
• Jordan’s king keeps being received annually in Washington. The crime and the shameful harboring go unmentioned in Congress and rarely reported in the US news media.
• Quietly, insiders say the massacre makes Tamimi popular in Jordan; that sending her to trial in Washington puts the kingdom’s stability at risk. Everyone relevant buys in. There’s no public questioning.
• US justice? The victims? The pro-terror message that this savage’s freedom sends out? No one cares.
Please sign the petition ⬇
The petition is at
change.org/ExtraditeTamimi
Please ask your friends to sign too.
My four year old granddaughter's birthday is today. When I called to wish her a happy birthday, she made a bracha that I should have a lot of friends. Coming from a four year old, that's high praise. :)
Mark S. Schwartz JusticeforMalkiRoth retweeted
Doesn't matter how much times I watch this, I still get goosebumps every time! OTD 78 years ago in 1948, David Ben-Gurion proclaiming the independence of the State of Israel and the re-establishment of the sovereign Jewish nation.
I'm thankful my grandkids can go to the park to play and just be kids, something we took for granted...
Shabbat shalom, friends !!! :)
Mark S. Schwartz JusticeforMalkiRoth retweeted
🚨 The walls of the Old City in Jerusalem
were illuminated tonight to mark the eve of Holocaust Remembrance and Heroism Day. “We will never forget.”
This Rabbi represents the synagogue I grew up in and was bar mitzvah'd...
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Please consider donating to rebuilding Congregation Beth Israel in Jackson, MS. Its building was destroyed in an arson attack over the weekend.
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Mark S. Schwartz JusticeforMalkiRoth retweeted
I was a hostage in Iran 47 years ago. I was held in Evin Prison—one of the most notorious prisons in the country—and moved through other miserable, isolated cells across Iran. Those memories never leave you. That is why what I am seeing today fills me with rage and dread. The same system that brutalized prisoners then is now turning its full machinery of repression against its own people.
Under a deliberate nationwide internet blackout, Iran’s deep state—the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the regular military (Artesh), and the political apparatus embodied by figures such as Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf—has moved to crush dissent through mass killing.
Videos emerging despite the blackout show scenes that are almost unbearable: confused and screaming families standing beside bodies wrapped in black bags, piled in makeshift medical centers, scattered across courtyards in the south of Tehran. These are not isolated incidents. According to the U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRNA), this violence is systematic and verified.
The regime insists on its familiar language of dehumanization, warning Iranians not to join “rioters,” “terrorists,” or foreign-backed “mercenaries.”
Moreover, President Masoud Pezeshkian has publicly drawn a line between “peaceful protesters” and those he claims seek to “disrupt the entire society.”
History teaches us what comes next when a government uses such words. This is not chaos—it is strategy. It is a full-throated crackdown meant to terrorize a population into silence. I have seen this regime up close before.
The world must not look away now.