— 🇮🇱/🇺🇸 WATCH: The inaugural Jewish News Syndicate (JNS) International Policy Summit held last week in Jerusalem included many controversial statements

– Former U.S. Senator Norm Coleman acknowledged that the majority of Gen-Z have a negative opinion of Israel, ending his statement with 'The masters of the universe are Jews'

– Republican Jewish Coalition CEO Matt Brooks stated that Americans, especially those who support the Republican party and 'MAGA,' should not be allowed to criticize Israel or claim it’s not an ally of the United States.

– JNS co-founder Amelia Katzen mistakenly said that the news agency 'is stomping on the truth about the IDF,' before quickly correcting herself.

– JNS editor Melanie Phillips claimed, 'The West will only survive if it decides to love the Jewish people,' and noted that the West 'is paralyzed before the Islamist death cult that threatens it.'

– Jordana Cutler, 'Jewish Diaspora Policy Chief' at Meta, boasted about censoring and banning critics of Israel and Zionists.

JNS stated that the summit's goal was 'to tackle Israel’s challenges and opportunities in a post-Oct. 7 world.'

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— 🇺🇸/🇾🇪 NEW: It has become increasingly plausible that U.S. CENTCOM used incorrect 'intelligence' from a Twitter user with the handle 'VleckieHond' in an airstrike on Yemen last week, resulting in the deaths of 8 civilians instead of the intended target

The Twitter account has been obsessively publishing data and satellite imagery from Yemen for years, speculating on potential Ansarullah (Houthis) bases, and its activity increased alongside the intensifying U.S. aggression against Yemen during the Trump administration.

Evidence suggests that her work is taken seriously by U.S. military analysts and officials. As uncovered by Drop Site News, prior to the U.S. aggression against the Ras Issa port, 'VleckieHond' shared data about the location, which was later cited in an issue of the 'CTC Sentinel,' published by the 'Combating Terrorism Center' at the U.S. Military Academy.

In response to the lives lost, 'VleckieHond' published screenshots showing a €500 donation to two foreign organizations that are are not even Yemeni charities.

Despite having 'Ceasefire Now' in her bio, older tweets indicate that she is sympathetic towards Israel.

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