Israel First CRASHES OUT After Pro Palestine Democrats Win Big

Pro-Palestine candidates, endorsed by Zohran Mamdani, achieved a 'clean sweep' in New York Democratic primary races, defeating incumbents like Dan Goldman who were backed by pro-Israel lobbies. This outcome is framed as a direct rejection of pro-Zionist messaging and a reflection of changing sentiment among Democratic voters.

Representative Dan Goldman lost his primary in New York City's 10th District to Brad Lander, who accused Israel of genocide. Assemblywoman Claire Valdez and Darya Avilla Chevalier, a pro-Palestinian activist, also won their races against pro-Israel incumbents. A Pew survey found 80% of Democratic voters have an unfavorable view of Israel, and 52% of Jewish Democrats in New York believe Israel committed genocide in Gaza.

Several Israeli figures, including former Hamas member turned spy Mosab Hassan and convicted US traitor Jonathan Pollard, have openly threatened the use of nuclear weapons. These threats are presented as evidence of Israel's dangerous posture and its willingness to use extreme measures, even against allies like the United States, if its interests are challenged.

Mosab Hassan stated, 'Israel hasn't used everything that it has' and 'if they keep pushing Israel to the corner, they are the ones who are going to suffer the most,' implying nuclear use. Jonathan Pollard advocated for 'preemptive nukes' against Iran and recounted a past instance where Israel allegedly threatened the US with 'unconventional weapons' to lift an arms embargo in 1973.

President Trump refused to sign a bipartisan housing bill, which passed both chambers with overwhelming support, in an attempt to force Congress to pass his 'Save America Act.' This act includes provisions for voter ID and proof of citizenship, but also controversial, unrelated bans on trans sports and gender-affirming care for minors, effectively stalling critical legislation addressing the national housing crisis.

Trump stated on Truth Social that the housing bill was 'of minor importance' compared to the 'desperately needed Save America Act.' The housing bill passed the House 358-32 and the Senate 85-5. The Save America Act failed in the Senate due to its non-budgetary, anti-trans provisions.

Colonel Douglas McGregor argues that the US military is not equipped to militarily control the Strait of Hormuz due to Iran's advanced surveillance and weapon systems. He asserts that a powerful 'Israel lobby,' backed by billions of dollars, controls Washington and dictates US foreign policy in the Middle East, leading to costly and ineffective interventions.

McGregor explains Iran's 'linked space-based surveillance' and 'instantaneous targeting data' for ballistic missiles and unmanned systems make naval transit through the Strait of Hormuz extremely hazardous. He states that politicians are 'purchasing politicians for 30 plus years' and expect them to perform for the 'greater Israel project,' which includes making Israel a 'financial center of the world.'

The Daily Wire, a prominent conservative media outlet, is experiencing significant financial struggles, including a one-third drop in paid subscribers and declining ad revenue. This decline is attributed to its unwavering pro-Israel stance, which increasingly alienates its audience, and a massive $50 million failure on a scripted series, signaling a misreading of both political sentiment and content strategy.

The Daily Wire's paid subscription base dropped by a third to 850,000, and ad revenue has continuously dropped since 2022. The company spent $50 million on 'the Pendragon cycle' which 'did not fully resonate' and 'consumed the majority of the 2025 content budget.' Ben Shapiro's firing of Candace Owens for calling the Gaza situation a genocide and his targeting of other conservatives for not being 'pro-Israel enough' are cited as contributing factors.