Author: Jmedia Manager
-

Pewdiepie Rescinds $70,000 Pledge To Jewish Charity After Fans Spread Conspiracy Theories
After Felix “Pewdiepie” Kjellberg pledged to make a plush donation of over $70,000 to the Anti-Defamation League, an advocacy group founded to combat anti-Semitism, hundreds of his fans went into full conspiracy theory mode, questioning whether he had been blackmailed into doing so. Kjellberg, who has been subject to controversy in the past for making anti-Semitic jokes,…
-

Benjamin Netanyahu was rushed off stage at a campaign rally after a rocket was launched towards the Israeli city where he was speaking
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was rushed from the stage at a campaign rally Tuesday after rocket sirens began blaring overhead. Video shows Netanyahu’s security pushing him out of the auditorium in the Israeli city of Ashdod, which is located about 30 kilometers (18 miles) from the northern border of the Gaza Strip. The…
-

Trump’s deal of the century engineered for failure: Indyk
Martin Indyk’s phone won’t stop ringing in his office at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. US President Donald Trump has just sacked his third national security adviser, John Bolton, while in Israel a few hours earlier Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to annex a large chunk of the West Bank if…
-

Festival of Jewish Arts and Music, Melbourne Recital Centre (VIC)
FOJAM is a vibrant showcase of artists from the Jewish diaspora that questions inherited wisdom and celebrates plurality. The Festival of Jewish Arts and Music in Melbourne was a festival of contemporary music, art and thought, featuring performances by well-established and emerging performers and writers of Jewish and other heritage from Australia, the United States,…
-

Israel reportedly planted tiny surveillance devices near the White House to spy on Donald Trump, but faced no consequences
Israel is believed by US intelligence to be responsible for planting surveillance devices near the White House in a bid to spy on US President Donald Trump, Politico reported Thursday. The Trump administration has reportedly not confronted Israel following the discovery of surveillance devices planted around Washington DC. In a statement, the office of the Israeli…
-

Israel Allegedly Installed Stingray Devices Around D.C. To Spy On President Trump
Israel was allegedly behind the Stingray spy devices discovered around Washington, D.C. in 2017, according to an explosive new report from Politico, which notes that they were primarily intended to spy on President Donald Trump and his associates. The Israeli government denies the charge, but Politico’s sources include at least three unnamed former U.S. officials who…
-

Israel-US relationship under pressure over bugging accusations
The close relationship between Israel and the United States is being tested today, over reports the Israelis have been caught bugging the White House. The claim has come amid growing international outrage over Benjamin Netanyahu’s declaration that he’ll annex parts of the West Bank, if he wins next week’s general election. European leaders say such…
-

Bolton’s exit won’t change the approach to Iran
Former Trump adviser John Bolton may have been the biggest cheerleader for war with Iran, but that doesn’t mean his departure will help fix tensions. Overnight we’ve seen yet another departure from US President Donald Trump’s fantastically porous cabinet: national security adviser, war enthusiast and animated Mark Twain wax figure John Bolton has been fired… or…
-

Trump issues revised order on terrorism
US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order to expand the administration’s ability to go after suspected terrorists and their financiers and supporters, a day before the September 11 anniversary. “Today’s executive order by President Trump adds further muscle to US counterterrorism efforts,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said during a briefing to reporters…
-

Three Australians locked up in Iranian prison
Three Australians have been detained in a Tehran prison after being arrested while travelling in Iran. One of the prisoners is an Australian university lecturer. A British-Australian blogger and her boyfriend were also detained by Iranian authorities in a separate incident. The university lecturer has been imprisoned in the Islamic republic since late 2018. A…