robin levy-miller md @drrobinmd

This is what the sky of Israel sounded and looked like a few minutes ago. Ask my children. They will tell you there is NO CEASEFIRE. THERE IS A LOT OF FIRE RIGHT NOW.

FLASHBACK: Following October 7, in Dearborn, Michigan, USA, a shocking display of open support for terrorism took place. Hizbollah and Hamas supporters marched proudly, waving their symbols and chanting in support of these organizations. Now that President Trump is back, I hope those who support terrorism are deported immediately!

Iran built the most comprehensive civilian surveillance network in the Middle East. Cameras on every street. Facial recognition at universities. License plate readers that automatically fined women for removing their hijab in their own cars. A mobile app called Nazer that let citizens report uncovered women. Drones at beaches. The infrastructure that killed Mahsa Amini in September 2022 and crushed the Woman, Life, Freedom uprising that followed. Israel hacked nearly all of it. According to the Financial Times, citing two people familiar with the matter, nearly all of Tehran’s traffic cameras had been compromised for years. The footage was encrypted and transmitted to servers in Tel Aviv and southern Israel. One camera near Pasteur Street proved especially valuable. It was angled in such a way that Israeli analysts could see where members of Khamenei’s security detail parked their personal cars. Through that single camera angle, Israeli intelligence built files on the bodyguards’ home addresses, work schedules, commuting routes, and which senior officials they were assigned to protect. Unit 8200 used algorithms to process billions of data points into what intelligence officers call a “pattern of life.” A person familiar with the process described it as “an assembly line with a single product: targets.” “We knew Tehran like we know Jerusalem,” an Israeli intelligence official told the Financial Times. “And when you know a place as well as you know the street you grew up on, you notice a single thing that’s out of place.” On February 28, when intelligence confirmed Khamenei would attend a morning meeting at his compound near Pasteur Street, the operation entered its final phase. Israel disrupted approximately 12 cellular antennas in the area, causing phones to appear “busy” when dialed. Khamenei’s security detail could not receive warnings. Israeli aircraft fired 30 precision munitions. The strike was carried out in daylight for tactical surprise. Former Mossad official Sima Shine told the Financial Times that Israel’s strategic focus on Iran dates to a 2001 directive from Prime Minister Ariel Sharon. Twenty-five years of patient intelligence collection culminated in a single Saturday morning. Here is the part that should stay with you. The cameras Israel hacked were not military installations. They were the regime’s domestic surveillance apparatus. The same cameras that tracked women who removed their hijab. The same system that sent automated text messages to women in Isfahan accusing them of “improper veiling.” The same infrastructure the Guidance Patrol used to build digital dossiers on Iranian women and girls for the crime of showing their hair. Israel turned the tools of the morality police into the tools of the regime’s destruction. There is a viral claim that after the assassination, Mossad wiped the morality police’s databases on Iranian women. No Tier 1, 2, or 3 source confirms this. It traces to a single unverified social media post. I will not present it as fact. But the verified reality is extraordinary enough. The regime built a surveillance state to control its own women. A foreign intelligence service co-opted that state to kill the man who ordered it built. The cameras that watched women became the cameras that watched Khamenei die. That is poetic justice written in code. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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An ex-Muslim who was sold as a child bride at age 13 and suffered inhumane rape and torture in Iran at the hands of her Muslim husband speaks out against Islam after fleeing Iran and building a new life in America. Please share this widely!

t.co/yQJStomxM2 The Islamic regime in Iran did not want the world to see the film *The Stoning of Soraya M.*, which exposes the unlawful execution of 35-year-old Soraya Manutchehri on false adultery charges. After she refused to let her husband take a second wife, he accused her of cheating. Without evidence or legal protection, she was sentenced to capital punishment and stoned to death by hundreds of men from her village.

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The Ayatollah's regime in Iran did not want the world to see the film *The Stoning of Soraya M.*, which exposes the unlawful execution of 35-year-old Soraya Manutchehri on false adultery charges. After she refused to let her husband take a second wife, he accused her of

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HORRIFYING: An anonymous website published a hit-list of Israeli Jewish academics, offering $100k for their murders. The website lists the personal information of senior professors, doctors, and scientists—and even Israeli students—claiming they are “criminals involved in the murder of Palestinian children." It appears to be operated from the United States or another Western country and is potentially tied to the Islamic Republic in Iran. Some of the first Jews the Nazis targeted were academics. Now, in 2025, Jewish academics are once again targets for violence and execution. A hit-list of Jews should make the headlines of every major news outlet, yet few will even care to report it. Ignoring antisemitism is how Jews get killed. It’s how the Holocaust started. We are not safe. Speak up before it’s too late.

Another Israeli Medical Breakthrough - World’s First 3D-Printed Cornea Restores a Woman’s Sight A truly historic moment in medical science. Israeli doctors from "Precise Bio" have successfully implanted a fully bio-printed cornea into a woman who had been living with severe vision loss. Instead of waiting for a rare donor cornea, she received a lab-printed, customized cornea created with advanced biological printing technology. This breakthrough could change the future for millions of people worldwide who suffer from corneal blindness. A reliable, scalable way to restore sight is finally becoming real. Watch the video with Israeli surgeon Professor Michael Mimouni and see how Israeli science is rewriting what’s possible with Precise Vision Endothelial Keratoplasty.

🔴 PRESSURED TO CONVERT TO ISLAM News Details emerge regarding Rom Braslavski’s captivity: “Rom was pressured to convert to Islam. They told him he would be compensated with food if he converted” Tami Braslavski, Rom’s mother, said he was held in several locations — some of which also contained the corpses of other hostages. Torture in captivity: She described how he endured brutal treatment under Palestinian Islamic Jihad, suffering both physical and psychological abuse, torture, severe beatings, and a complete denial of basic hygiene. Force Feeding before release: In the days before his release, his captors began force-feeding him, leaving lasting damage to his health. Psychological Manipulation: To manipulate and break him further, they filled his mind with lies — claiming Iran had bombed Israel, that the country was in runs, that something 3,000 soldiers were dead, and that no one was left to fight. Israel had been defeated On top of that - They even showed him photos of Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, telling him his picture wasn’t there, that no one was speaking about him, and that his family was too broken to protest. Throughout his two years in captivity, Rom was constantly pressured to convert in exchange for food — but he refused every time. The moment he returned home, he put on his tefilin. Freedom: Now that he is free, Tami says her son spends hours by the window. “Rom stands at the window looking at the sky. He says all he wants is the sky, sun, and air — freedom.” The strength of this young man. Israelis truly are amazing. Wishing nothing but healing days ahead and happiness Rom.

It has now been announced that the body of Inbar Hayman, who was the last remaining female hostage in Gaza, was returned to Israel last night. She was kidnapped alive and murdered in captivity. She can finally be laid to rest. May her memory be a blessing.

The fact that this issue hasn't gained public attention is amazing.

.@GovCox: "Our nation is broken. If anyone in the sound of my voice, celebrated even a little bit ... I would beg you to look in the mirror and see if you can find a better angel in there."

𝐇𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐬 𝐤𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐡𝐢𝐠𝐡-𝐬𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐡 𝐭𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐧 𝐎𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟕𝐭𝐡🎗️🇮🇱 Her name was Marcelle Frailich Kaplun. She texted her friend at 730am. "The fright of our lives!!! / We are closed up in our safe rooms. / Terrorists have infiltrated Be’eri. / There’s shooting near our house." The last text Marcelle sent was at 8:35. It was a scream emoji. She leaves behind her three children, Mor, Amit and Ziv, and four grandchildren, Ben, Lee, Niv and Ann. Marcelle had 13 other siblings and was born in Morocco. Her family made aliyah to Israel when she was 3 to seek safety. Frailich Kaplun’s daughter, Mor Strikovski, wrote on Facebook that her mother “was always larger than life.” “You gave us the tools to be the very best, you gave us the spirit to be the most optimistic and emerge victorious from every situation,” she wrote. “You gave us the confidence to know that we are the best.” Her son added: “Now we’re on our own — but you are with us every moment and every minute, your spirit is guiding us, comforting us and giving us resilience.” For 40 years, Dr. Marcel Frailich Kaplun made her home at Kibbutz Be’eri, which would sustain some of the heaviest losses of the western Negev communities targeted by Hamas terrorists on October 7. As the terrible events of that day unfolded, friends received terrified text messages from Marcel, who had sought shelter in her home’s safe room. “Terrorists have infiltrated Be’eri. / There’s shooting near our house,” reads a message she sent her longtime friend and colleague Dr. Zahava Scherz. Two days later, a relative spotted Marcel and her husband, Dror Kaplun, being abducted. For a while, there was hope that the couple might have survived the attacks, even if taken hostage. Some friends, believing she had been kidnapped, hoped that as a speaker of Moroccan Arabic, Marcel might be able to communicate with her captors. However, on October 17, her friends and family received the devastating news that Marcel had been murdered. On December 7, they were informed that her husband, Dror, had also been murdered by Hamas terrorists. Never forgotten, #MarcelleFrailichKaplun🎗️

“I didn’t want to be kidnapped. I would have preferred to die.” Emily Demari on surviving 471 days in Hamas captivity. She recalled the moment of her abduction: “I took the terrorist’s rifle, pressed it to my head, and said: ‘Shoot me! Shoot me!’” Emily described being confined in a tiny cage and stripped of basic rights. “The captivity was a nightmare. Every day was a struggle. I tried to remind my captors that I was a hostage, not a criminal…I hadn’t done anything wrong. I just woke up one morning and found myself in this situation.” Despite everything, she fought to stay strong: “I stayed active, kept a sharp mind, and didn’t give up. I drew strength from my faith, from the other captives with me, and from thoughts of my family.” 📷 @BlakeEzraPhoto

Jews attacked and jumped on Santa Monica pier! Jews are being hunted in @GavinNewsom state of California! Jews beware! This is today

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"They kept beating me because, for them, I was a prize. I woke up in some ruined house, lying half-naked on rocks, surrounded by Hamas terrorists." Stop what you're doing and read this testimony from former hostage Ilana Gritzewsky who just spoke before the UN Security Council: “They grabbed me by the hair, hit me in the stomach, causing me to lose my breath. They dragged me across the floor, lifted me, and threw me against the wall. They pointed guns at me, hit me, tried to film me with my phone. I raised my hands, told them I was Mexican, begged them not to hurt me, not to rape me, not to shoot me, just to let me go. The only thing I could think of was having my family see me end my life like this. The terrorists beat me, humiliated me, touched me all over, threw me on a motorcycle, and took me into Gaza.” On the way to Gaza, when they started to touch me and sexually abuse me, I passed out physically and mentally, I couldn't handle it anymore. I guess my body preferred to shut down. They kept beating me because, for them, I was a prize. I woke up in some ruined house, lying half-naked on rocks, surrounded by Hamas terrorists. I had to beg not to be raped, telling them I was on my period. At first they didn’t understand if I was on my period or pregnant, but nevertheless that made them leave me alone. They threw a hijab and dress at me and ordered me to get dressed. I didn’t know exactly what had been done to my body in those lost minutes when I wasn’t conscious. But my soul already knew: nothing would ever be the same. I was suffering from a fractured jaw, a broken pelvis, ear damage from the explosions, and a burned leg. In 55 days in captivity, I lost 12 kilograms, which is around 24 pounds. They did not give me any medicine, no doctor came to see me, even though I told them I was suffering from colitis and anemia. The terrorists dictated everything: when we could talk, when we could go to the bathroom, when we could get up. They woke us up in the middle of the night for cruel interrogations. From the moment I was captured, the guards were with me all the time. They did not wear Hamas uniforms. They dressed like civilians. They told me that one of them is a math teacher and the other one is a lawyer. For 50 days, they made sure I could not escape. They told us all the time that we would be hostages for five, or even ten years.” When it was time to eat, they took a lot of food to their room. They had meat, rice, vegetables. At the same time, they left us with our meal, which contained sometimes as little as 10 chickpeas or a piece of dry flatbread, which wasn’t always well cooked. They transferred us to a hospital, now I know it was the Nasser hospital. They took us through the back entrance and walked us past all the civilians. In the hospital there was an area which was closed off and used only by Hamas, with an armed guard. They locked us in a room, where we met a third hostage. So, I left with a hole in my heart. I promised my friends I would do everything in my power to bring them home. And now, I am keeping that promise. People see my face and think I'm ‘free.’ But freedom is not a switch you can turn on and off. Trauma doesn't vanish once you're released. Now, with every siren, every rocket from Iran, Yemen, or Gaza, I'm thrown back into that hell. The difference is: I have a safe room. Matan doesn't. He's still in Gaza. I’m here not just for myself, but for every woman and man who didn’t make it home. For every voice which was ignored. For the 50 hostages still in Gaza. For their families. I’m calling on human rights groups, and everyone who claims to care: Stand with us. Speak up. Demand the truth. Because silence is betrayal.” 📷 WebTV UN

My wife and I have been staying at Blue Oak RV Park in Kerrville, TX. Our spot was on the elevated second level of the park about 150-200 yards away from the river. I happened to be awake around 4:30am when I heard screaming outside. I rushed outside to see the flood beginning to wash away the RVs in the lower level. I ran back inside, woke my wife up, and told her to quickly get ready and evacuate. We were out of the RV within 2 minutes and the water had already spilled over into the upper level of the park. My wife and I, along with the owners and other people who were staying there, began helping neighbors where we could, knocking on doors, trying to wake people up, directing people to safety and assisting first responders who were beginning to arrive. Quickly, the waters made it impossible to intervene anymore and within minutes we watched as the flood washed away the remaining RVs. Houses and RVs from up river swept through the park. We heard screaming and cries for help as families and children were taken by the waters. By the time we could locate them and try to find something to throw or provide help in any way, they were gone. The first 3 videos posted here happened within 20 minutes. The cries for help and screams, knowing there was absolutely nothing that we could do is something that will haunt all of us forever. My wife and I are blessed and thankful to be alive. While we lost all of our possessions, we are among the lucky ones because so many people lost more than just possessions. There are still so many people missing. To see the community come together in the hours and days following to help with search and rescue, debris cleanup, and general support has been so encouraging and beautiful to witness. The victims and those directly involved are dealing with unimaginable loss but are still looking for ways to help their neighbors. Then there are the unfortunate instances of people, who have absolutely no idea what is actually happening on the ground, looking for a way to use this as ammunition to blame whichever side of the aisle they disagree with and even going as far to blame victims. As someone directly involved, we are all just trying to help find those who are missing, help find pets, and locate any remnant of belongings that we or our neighbors have lost. We’re trying to fix the problem and not the blame. Yes there were tools that could’ve been installed to prevent some of this and I’m sure those measures will be taken in response to this tragedy. There were alerts sent to phones between 3:00 and 4:00am of flood potential in the area. These alerts are not uncommon and people can easily become desensitized to these alerts when usually they result in little to no damage. This was also in the middle of the night when most people are sleeping and occurred on one of the busiest weekends of the year at the river. It was historic and unexpected by all of those involved. No one wanted to lose their belongings. No one wanted to lose their life. All I can ask of anyone at this time is to please take a moment to think before you assume you know who to blame or what went wrong. There are hundreds and thousands of people who could use your prayers and help if you can provide it. There are 0 people involved who could use your opinion.

4:40 PM - Truly terrible radar loop. Rescues still underway after yesterday's extreme rainfall in this part of Travis County. It's now likely going to flood again, perhaps significantly. Extremely heavy rain in place and not moving out for a while. #atxwx #txwx