Top Israeli Intel Official Admits: ‘We Failed To Quell the Lions Den’s Motive To Fight’

Members of the Lions’ Den marched through the West Bank Askar refugee camp in Nablus in an armed military parade in early December last year. Two months earlier, the Israeli Prime Minister brushed the group off as only having 30 members and being disorganized, vowing to “get his hands on them.” Israel proclaimed the Lion’s Den was defeated after killing many of the group’s influential leaders, but this has only inspired more Palestinian youth to join the group. In early December, the Israeli Military Intelligence Directorate, Aman submitted the first security assessment outlook for 2023 to a conference held by the Gazit Institute, a military research institute of the Israeli government. According to reports Head of the research department at Aman, Brigadier General Amit Saar stated that the establishment of the Lion’s Den is a disappointment to the security state, and Israel has failed to “quell their motive to fight.” Saar added. "We see young men born after the outbreak of the second intifada, rebelling against everything, even against the Palestinian Authority.” During the Lions Den’s armed parade in Nablus, one of their members stated, “the Lion’s Den belongs to all of Palestine without exception. We believe in the unity of blood and struggle. We are members of all Palestinian factions and the sons of the two uprisings the colonists are delusional to assume we are defeated.”

Aman is no ordinary government agency, and the fact that the Lion’s Den has gained their attention is a testament to how seriously the Israeli government is taking the Lion’s Den and other resistance groups. Aman controls the Israeli secret prison in northern Israel that houses prisoners considered to be high-risk, known publicly as Camp 1391. Camp 1391 is often referred to as “Israel’s Guantanamo.” Aman controls Unit 8200, a youth cyber group consisting of teens and twenty-year-olds recruited from high school after school programs to run the Israelis Signal Intelligence Unit, spying on Israeli and occupied territories for intel, much like the NSA in the United States. Aman also controls Unit 81 and provides Israeli soldiers and spies with cutting-edge technologies, SIGINT, and decryption. Why is Israel discounting and brushing aside the current Palestinian Resistance while one of Israel’s top intelligence agencies mentions the Lion’s Den in the same sentence as Hezbollah and Iran at a security conference in early December 2022?

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Yemen’s Houthis Want Civil Servants Salaries Reinstated Before Resuming Peace Talks

According to video evidence and multiple outlets in the Middle East, Oman sent a delegation to Yemen this week in an effort to reignite peace talks between Saudi Arabia and Ansar Allah. Ansar Allah has been the governing power in Yemen since taking Yemen’s capital city of Sanaa in 2015. Global powers paraded Mansour Hadi around as the internationally recognized president of Yemen until a Presidential Council with Dr. Rashad Al-Alimi at the helm stumbled out of Riyadh in early 2022 and assumed power. Coalition airstrikes fell by over 70% during the ceasefire, and Ansar Allah refrained from cross-border strikes into Saudi Arabia.

The truce in Yemen held firm for half a year despite violations by both the Houthis and the Saudi-led Coalition, but it officially ended in October of this year. The United States and the United Nations have called for the ceasefire to be reinstated, and they blamed Ansar Allah for ending the truce. The United Nations and the United States fail to mention how the United Nations has sat idle as the Saudi-led Coalition blockaded Yemen and bombed civilian populations targeting civilians in 67% of their airstrikes. The United Nations was established to protect nations from aggressive adversaries, and they have failed the country of Yemen. The United States is calling for peace while failing to mention they have supplied the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia with weapons, intel, and logistics with the knowledge that these nations were indiscriminately targeting civilians.

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Saudis Propose Peace Talks In Riyadh as the Blockade of Yemen Starves 23.4 Million Yemenis

The United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator Martin Griffiths addressed the United National Security Council about the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen on March 15th. Griffiths stated that 24.3 million people in Yemen need food assistance in a country with a total population of 30.9 million. Griffiths went on to tell the Security Council that 19 million of the 24.3 million will go hungry, which is a 20% increase from 2021, and 160,000 of them will face famine-like conditions. The proxy war in Yemen has displaced 4.3 million people since 2015, with 300,000 forced to leave their homes in 2021 alone.

For the first time since this conflict began in 2015, there seems to be optimism that the war in Yemen is winding down. Recently Saudi Arabia opened the door to negotiations inviting the Houthis and other parties in Yemen to Riyadh for peace talks. Reuters broke the news story about Saudi Arabia asking for peace talks and quoted anonymous sources in their article from the GCC. The Houthis welcomed peace talks but rejected the proposition of meeting in Riyadh according to Houthi-run al-Masirah TV because they assert that the Saudis cannot be mediators in the conflict while continuing to bomb and lay siege to Yemen.

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Journalist Max Blumenthal Arrested for Thoughtcrimes

The award-winning writer and founder of the adversarial news site The Grayzone journalist and best-selling author Max Blumenthal, had his apartment swarmed by D.C police who pounded on his door and demanded that he open it, or it will be broken down. Max admitted to journalist and comedian Jimmy Dore that he was debating in his mind whether or not to open the door or let the officers destroy his property.

Max noticed police had his apartment surrounded, and instead of allowing the police to kick his door in, he opened his door, and armed officers swarmed into his livingroom and presented Max with a warrant for his arrest. DC police then arrested Max Blumenthal on a five-month-old warrant for simple assault stemming from an event in which Max Blumenthal attempted to smuggle food into the Venezuelan Embassy to activists of the Embassy Protection Collective.

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The Houthis Use Ten Drones Destabilize the PetroDollar as the World Falsely Blames Iran

On Saturday, September 14, there was an attack on the Saudi Aramco facility in Abqaiq. This facility is host to the Master Gas System the world’s largest single hydrocarbon network with 288 trillion square feet of oil reserves. Oil from the world’s largest offshore oil field, the Safaniya Oil Field and the world’s largest onshore oil field, the Ghawar Oil Field along with over 100 other oil fields are part of this system which is connected into the Master Gas System at Saudi Aramco.

The Houthis rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for the attack in an announcement that aired on the Houthi’s Al-Masirah satellite news channel. Claims by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, talking heads in media, and the government of Saudi Arabia that Iran is responsible for the drone attacks at Saudi Aramco or that the Houthis do not have the capabilities to carry out this attack are utterly false. According to the United Nations, the Houthis in Yemen have UAV-X drones with a range of over 930 miles which would put Saudi Arabia and the UAE in range of Houthi drone capabilities.

Not only have the Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack on Saudi Aramco, but they have stated their motive for doing so very clearly. The Houthis attack on Saudi Aramco was in direct response to the Saudis four-year-long bombardment of Yemen, which has killed over 90,000 people with civilians being targeted 67% of the time according to data released by ACLED. A military spokesman for the Houthis Yahia Sarie stated on Houthi’s Al-Masirah satellite news that the attacks would continue unless Saudi Arabia stopped bombing Yemen.

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91,600 Killed in Yemen Conflict as Congress Seeks To End US Involvement in the War in Yemen

The death toll in Yemen has reached over 91,600 according to the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED). The ACLED records that 4,500 direct civilian targeting events resulted in 11,700 recorded civilian fatalities since the US-Saudi led coalition invaded Yemen in 2015. Around 67% of all reported civilian fatalities since 2015 have been caused by US-Saudi led coalition airstrikes.

2018 was the deadliest year on record since the war started in 2014 according to data provided by ACLED. The uptick in violence has been attributed to the United Arab Emirates offensive against the port of Hodeidah. Clashes between the Houthis who controlled Hodeidah at the time and forces backed by the United Arab Emirates led to the most intense violence to date in the Yemen conflict. The port of Hodeidah is one of the most important ports in the entire country because 80% of the aid imported into Yemen comes through the port of Hodeidah.

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