Sarah Idan

If you’ve been following me for a while, you’ve probably seen my video about my experience with the Mahdi Army, their child soldiers, how their leaders made them drug addicts before they sent them to slaughter Sunni families in their homes. and how they’ve displaced my entire family during the civil war. I once amplified Ghaith al-Tamimi too, before I knew about his past. Today I saw many people sharing his video because he complimented the Israeli prime minister, seemingly without knowing his history. I think that history should be public knowledge. Once people know it, they can decide for themselves what to do with that information. As for me, I can’t forgive nor trust such person.

I once spoke with a Palestinian Activist from Gaza who told me, “Sarah, Palestinians in the West are more radical than Palestinians in the West Bank. Many people in the West Bank hate Hamas and Islamists and just want the conflict to end, they want a non corrupted government, not the PA but the Palestinians in the West support jihadists and Hamas while we are the ones living under Hamas’s oppression and when we tell them don’t support them, they refuse to listen and speak over us” He then asked a question that stayed with me: “Why don’t these Palestinians in the West come back here and live under Hamas if theyre so great? Why dont they experience our life condition before they decide our future for us?”

I think Ahmed al-Sharaa may have just signaled that he’s willing not to fight over the Golan Heights. It seems like something a lot of people missed because he was smart with his answer, opened it with an aggressive joke about Israel to please his supporters but the serious part: “it belongs to the people, they will decide.” Thoughts?

Reducing this entire Ed Sheeran event to skin color is a lazy, ignorant analogy. For heaven’s sake, open a history book understand why certain groups of people have hostility towards Israel.

“We are Muslims, not Jews,” the Houthi terrorist said before shooting a Yemeni Muslim soldier. They waited for him to finish praying, not out of mercy, but because they feared that killing him during prayer would send him to heaven. That is the sickness of radical Islamist ideology.

IRGC 🇮🇷: “Leave our militias in Lebanon and Yemen alone, and release our funds if you want to end the war.” The anti-Israel crowd: “Israeli colonizers are behind wars in the Middle East” Last time I checked, Israel didn’t send a single soldier into Yemen. Understand who’s the real colonizer of Arab countries or STHU. 🤡

The reason I believe the Houthis are falling apart is simple: I’ve seen dozens of videos showing Houthi fighters being captured or killed, and I have yet to see comparable footage suggesting they are successfully pushing back the Yemeni forces. Meanwhile, the maps and battlefield reports are updating almost hourly, and the pattern is consistent: Yemeni forces keep advancing. At this point, I believe the Houthi regime is not just weakening, it is unraveling. Their rule is coming to an end.

“We were told that we would be fighting ISIS, America, and Israel.” This is the evil of the mullah regime in Iran on full display: recruiting child soldiers, sending them to kill their fellow Yemenis, and teaching them that Sunnis = ISIS. But in the end, what was it really? Arab vs. Arab. The exact same model the mullah regime used to help destroy Iraq and Syria. I witness it first hand in Iraq.

One of the main reasons many people on the left believe what they do is that they have never been exposed to the voices of indigenous people who were oppressed by the very groups they call “resistance.” They have only heard one side of the story that was heavily supported by the Muslim Brotherhood to preach their narrative. And no matter how much Jewish voices try to argue with them, many will assume those voices are biased because of their background and love for Israel. Some Iranian voices who could have been the bridge lost credibility because they attacked Muslims as a whole instead of distinguishing between Muslims and radical Islam. I understand the trauma behind that anger, but it placed them in the same category, in the eyes of many people, as “Zionists who hate Muslims”. That is why I keep emphasizing that we cannot respond to extremism by becoming hateful toward an entire religion. It is also why Muslim allies of the Jewish community should be included, not ostracized simply because they did not abandon their faith. We are not a weakness in this conversation. We are one of the most important bridges. We can reach people who have been misled in ways others often cannot, because we can challenge radical Islam and its agenda while also rejecting hatred toward Muslims as a whole. I wish more people in our Pro-Israel movement could understand this.

Last night at @eltonjohn Oscar’s party. I designed this outfit, with the idea of carrying the names of the 19 Israeli women hostages to remind the world they’re still in captivity by the terrorist group Hamas. #saytheirnames #bringthemhome #🎗 Thank you @atonbh @tomerperetzart for coming to my rescue & @eliormofficial for helping me with the last minute adjustments couldn’t do it without you. thank you @mk_beauty_la for your beautiful hair & make-up 🙏🏼💕

Today, I visited Kfar Aza, a place where the heart-wrenching horror of Hamas’s infiltration led to a massacre of innocent Israeli families right in their homes. Located just a mile from Gaza, we stood witness as the Iron Dome intercepted rockets launched by Hamas. I brought my old uniform from Iraq to be mentally prepared, but I was still shocked and at a loss for words. Never in my life, not even amidst the terror of ISIS, have I seen such barbarity. What was once a vibrant community now echoes with a haunting silence of tragedy. Our overwhelming journey was captured by @ulpan.shishi set to air this Friday in Israel.

Historic day at the @whitehouse signing the peace agreement #abrahamaccords between Israel, UAE and Bahrain 💕💕 يوم تاريخي في البيت الابيض توقيع اتفاق السلام بين اسرائيل و الإمارات و البحرين