*Hamas Weapons Cache Found in Vienna Meant for Attacks on Jews Across Europe*

Jews have to be on guard wherever they are. 

Austria’s DSN uncovered a Hamas-linked weapons cache in Vienna—five pistols and ten magazines—as a British suspect was arrested in London under a German warrant.
Prosecutors say the guns were staged for attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets in Europe; extradition and further raids are underway.
 

Terrorist Who Filmed Himself “Babysitting” Children After Murdering Their Mother on Oct. 7 Has Been Eliminated*

The Hamas terrorist who shot a mother in front of her two children on Oct. 7 — and then filmed himself “babysitting” the boys for propaganda has now been targeted and eliminated by the IDF.
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His name was Muhammad Abu Shaar. He is now taking a dirt nap.
On October 7, Abu Shaar led the attack on Kibbutz Holit. He and other terrorists broke into the home of Adi Kaploun-Vital, a Canadian-Israeli mother of two.
They murdered her in cold blood, while her children, 4 years old and 4 months old; watched.
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This was the same terrorist who filmed the children as if he were starring in some sick, twisted Ham*s remake of “Three Men and a Baby.” Except in this version, the “loving babysitter” is the one who just murdered their mother in-front of them moments earlier.
 

*Israel to Beirut: Disarm Hezbollah now—or the IDF will*

Jerusalem is signaling impatience as Hezbollah rebuilds. Israeli strikes have intensified, reaching southern Lebanon and deep into the Beqaa Valley, a message to Beirut that talk without disarmament won’t hold the line. The push follows public warnings that Israel will act if the Lebanese state doesn’t enforce the ceasefire terms. \
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The 2024 U.S.- and French-brokered truce required Hezbollah’s withdrawal and disarmament, with the Lebanese Armed Forces replacing the terror group in the south. A year on, Israeli officials say Hezbollah is rearming in violation of that deal; independent reporting likewise points to replenished rockets and anti-tank stocks. 
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Washington’s own metrics show Beirut has moved, but not fast enough: CENTCOM credits the LAF with removing nearly 10,000 rockets and hundreds of missiles, yet Reuters reports the army has literally run out of explosives after blowing up arms depots—evidence of effort, and of how much remains. 
Pressure is widening. U.S. envoy Tom Barrack has warned that if Lebanon fails to disarm Hezbollah, a major Israeli confrontation is likely. UNIFIL, meanwhile, is scolding Israel for cross-border actions even as Hezbollah defies Resolution 1701—underscoring a narrowing window before Jerusalem opts for a larger campaign.