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November 11th is Veterans Day, a national holiday on which we remember and thank those who have sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic – and, in many cases, gave their lives doing so. Although a federal holiday, Veterans Day seems to be an appropriate time to call attention to the importance of that oath (or variations on the theme) sworn by other public servants and office-holders, as well.

Can a “12er” Sharia-supremacist be Entrusted with the Security of N.Y.C.? A Victory Coalition Threat Assessment Concerning Zohran Mamdani 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET Tuesday, October 28, 2025 FULL TRANSCRIPT NOTE: This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may contain grammatical and spelling errors incurred during transcription. Please refer to the referenced media to … Read more

As the world celebrates president Trump’s “Gaza Peace Plan,” the reality on the ground paints a decidedly different picture. Hamas continues to violate the deal: refusing to return the bodies of murdered Israelis, torturing and killing opposition in Gaza, firing on IDF positions, and insisting that they will never disarm. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is tying Israel’s hands, preventing the IDF from responding to these violations. Alongside the joy and relief in the return of the living hostages, there is growing fear and anger among the Israeli public at the sight of Hamas getting stronger by the day.

As Jews in Israel and around the world celebrated one of their faith’s most revered holy days, Rosh Hashanah, the United Nations was exhibiting its default enmity towards the Jewish State by simultaneously scheduling deliberations on international efforts to foist on her a Palestinian one. With recognition of such a state conferred by Britain, Australia, Canada and France, diplomats are frantically seeking to ensure Hamas’ survival and stave off its decisive defeat at Israel’s hands.

Israel’s attacks yesterday on Hamas safe-havens in Qatar are the latest indication that she is determined to “finish the job” in Gaza. President Trump has repeatedly urged the Israeli government to do just that – and should affirm such support again at this juncture.

On August 15, 2016, the then-Republican nominee for president of the United States, Donald J. Trump, made one of his most important speeches ever. In a campaign event in Youngstown, Ohio, he squarely addressed the threat our country faces from the ideology of “Radical Islam” – and courageously laid out a comprehensive agenda for defeating it, both overseas and here at home. By design, the platform he enunciated strongly contrasted with the policies and predilictions of his pro-Islamist opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Nearly one hundred years ago, the French government proposed a treaty to ban war. The resulting Kellogg-Briand Pact proved to be an exercise in utter futility, notably marked by the outbreak of World War II, history’s worst conflict. Last Thursday, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he would formally recognize a Palestinian state in September. And this week, his government seeks to advance that cause by co-sponsoring with Saudi Arabia what might be called Kellogg-Briand 2.0 – another act of delusional diplomacy at a UN conference in New York.

The Victory Coalition and Israel 365 Action will jointly co-sponsor an urgent briefing tackling the latest on ongoing and emerging challenges facing America and Israel in their defense of Judeo-Christian civilization. Topics will include: the state of efforts to provide humanitarian aid to Palestinians civilians without giving life-support to Hamas; the facts about unrest and sovereignty in Judea and Samaria; Israel’s defense of Syrian minorities and the role of al-Sharaa’s government in attacks on them; and efforts to divide Christians and Jews supporting Israel.