Israel

02

May

cyber attack, Israel, national cyber system

Israel’s fear of escalating cyber attacks

PEJOURNAL - The Zionist regime's national cyber system predicts that, as World Al-Quds Day approaches, anti-Israel elements intend to damage various systems. The Zionist regime's national cyber system announced: "Every year, on the occasion of World Al-Quds Day at the end of Ramadan and coinciding with the National Day of Jerusalem in Israel, anti-Israel elements are expected to take concerted action in cyberspace against Israel." "This activity is expected to take place around May 7 this year in an attempt to spread propaganda messages to destroy the website and distribute the messages, as well as attacks to produce public echoes,"…

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02

May

Al-Saud, Iran, Israel, Middle East, mohammad ghaderi, Saudi coalition, Yemen

The change in Al-Saud’s tone towards Iran

BY: Mohammad Ghaderi PEJOURNAL - Recently, some media outlets, citing Iraqi sources, reported on the talks between Iran and Al-Saud in Baghdad, which it seems that the Al-Kazemi government was seeking to exploit it politically and create a special position for itself in this regard. However; Although both Tehran and Riyadh have denied the news, the frequency of the news could raise suspicions of some kind of dialogue, especially since we have recently seen a change in the tone of Saudi officials on Iran, as the Saudi Crown Prince called for the two countries to prevail in a televised interview.…

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28

Apr

Avio Kokhawi, CIA, Israel, Meir Ben Shabbat, Mossad, Occident-Orient, security officials, Shin Bet, Washington

Why do security officials of Israel visit Washington?

BY: William Holmes PEJOURNAL - William Holmes is a British analyst. He is an expert on Occident-Orient interconnection and conflict issues, with focus on the Middle East, South East Asia, and Far East. Here, you can read his latest opinion on the new security attempts between the United States and Israel: The security-political members of the Zionist regime's cabinet, including the prime minister and ministers of sensitive positions, the chief of staff of the army, the head of Mossad, the head of Shin Bet and the national security adviser, held their second meeting this week on Iran. Earlier in the…

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27

Apr

Dimona, Israel, missile incident, Syria, Tomer

What does Dimona missile incident mean?

PEJOURNAL - A powerful explosion rocked a sensitive Israeli missile factory named Tomer on Tuesday during a test for advanced weapons, according to reports by Israeli news outlets 22 hours later.  Around 1:30 AM Thursday, it was reported that a missile had hit near the occupying regime’s top-secret military nuclear facility Dimona. The landing of the long-range projectile was a game-changer, thus complicating the situation far beyond any simple analysis.  Although the Zionist regime would either try to downplay the gravity of the situation or take advantage of it to improve its disparate internal and political affairs, it would never…

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12

Apr

American political afflictions, Ebola, IDF, Israel, Theodore Herzl, Vladimir Jabotinsky, Zionist

Zionists are the Ebola virus of American political afflictions

BY: Martin Love PEJOURNAL - A Palestinian boy is shot in the eye by a Zionist Israeli sniper with a rubber bullet, and loses the eye, while he is browsing in a food store. A Palestinian grandmother is run over and killed by a “settler” for no reason. A man is released from an Israeli prison after more than a decade of solitary confinement, but when he arrives home his mind has been so scrambled that he does not recognize any of his relatives, including his mother. Every single day one can read of one or more fresh atrocities by…

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05

Feb

Aman, COVID crisis, Israel, Military, Mossad, Security, Shin Bet

Effects of the COVID crisis on the security and military aspects of Israel

PEJOURNAL - In a study by Rami Ahmed, the Institute for Egyptian Studies examines the "effects of the COVID crisis on the security and military aspects of Israel in five sections: Security and military preparations against COVID: Netanyahu has replaced the air force with air and sea freight by involving the army and intelligence and security agencies in the process of countering Corona, even without obtaining a permit from The Knesset. He also tasked the army with disinfecting buses, trains, and public institutions. Thousands of soldiers also enforced curfews and restricted traffic throughout Israel. Netanyahu tasked Shin Bet (The Israel…

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01

Feb

Erdogan, Israel, Middle East, Netanyahu, normalization, Strategic relations, Turkey

Turkey and improving its relations with Israel

PEJOURNAL - An in-depth review of Turkey's foreign policy makes it clear that no clear and fixed policy has dominated Turkey's foreign policy over the past two decades. During the not too long period, Turkish officials claimed that they were willing to resolve all their tensions with all neighbors, but in practice, not only did they did not reach this issue, but the conflicting interference and behavior of the Turks caused many neighboring countries to have deep tensions with them in various areas, including geographical, political, economic and security areas. Unfortunately, since Turkey contracted its territory 10 years ago as…

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28

Jan

Hamas, Israel, normalization, Palestine, Turkey

Is Turkey betraying Hamas in front of Tel Aviv?

PEJOURNAL - Recently, the Zionist newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, in a report referring to the statements of an Israeli diplomat, claimed that the Zionist regime resumed its relations with Turkey conditionally, including the closure of the Hamas office in Istanbul and the cessation of exchanged prisoners from military branch of this movement. The daily quotes former regime ambassador to Sofia, Bulgaria, Erit Lillian, as the new ambassador to Ankara, citing Tel Aviv's goodwill message to increase diplomatic consultations and assess the Erdogan government's sincerity and determination to enter the stage for new collaboration. The claim has yet to be met with…

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31

Dec

CSIS, Iran, Israel, Nuclear Program, nuclear proliferation, nuclear weapon, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, West Asia

West Asia on the path to nuclear proliferation

PEJOURNAL - A recent report from CSIS on the think tank's "nuclear program" lists the trends that lead to the development of nuclear weapons, claiming that US misguided policies have encouraged Turkey and Saudi Arabia in West Asia to pursue nuclear weapons technology. The Center for Strategic and International Studies ( CSIS ) was established in 1962 with a focus on areas related to US national security. The think tank's board of trustees is currently headed by Thomas Pritzker, a major American financier and hotelier. John Hammer, who served as Deputy Secretary of Defense from 1993 to 1997, also manages…

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29

Dec

Abu Mahdi al-Mohandes, Bashar al-Assad, Gaza, General Soleimani, Hezbollah, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Palestine, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, Syria, Terrorism, Trump administration, Zionism

Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s analysis of latest developments in the region and the last days of Trump administration

PEJOURNAL - Lebanese Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, spoke to Al-Mayadin News TV on Sunday night, commenting on various issues, including the martyrdom of General Soleimani, developments in the region and the internal situation in Lebanon. The Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon talked to Al-Mayadin News Network on Sunday night about various issues, including the martyrdom of General Qasem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Mohandes, and the axis of resistance and developments in the region. At the beginning of this interview, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah congratulated all Christians in Lebanon and the world on the birth of Jesus Christ and…

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