OVERNIGHT ISRAEL: Nazi Takeover of the US As Trump Bans Muslims, Hamas Kills More Civillians.

Hamas Attacks Gazan Aid Convoy, Strike Paralyses Deliveries

In Deir al-Balah, Gaza, gunmen attacked a humanitarian aid convoy on June 4, 2025, killing several truck drivers, wounding others, and abducting some. The Private Transport Association, a Gazan union tied to Hamas, announced a strike, halting all aid deliveries across the Strip. Over 300 trucks loaded with food, medicine, and supplies are stalled at the Kerem Shalom crossing, where Israel says they are cleared for transport to UN and humanitarian warehouses. The strike leaves Gaza’s 2 million residents, already facing acute shortages, without critical aid. Israel accuses Hamas of systematically looting aid trucks, with reports indicating Hamas diverts supplies to its fighters or sells them on the black market. Posts on X and Tel Aviv University researcher Michael Milshtein point to the Abu Shabab clan, a criminal gang allegedly backed by Israel, stealing aid near Kerem Shalom under IDF protection. The clan, led by Yasser Abu Shabab, wears uniforms with Palestinian flags and “Counter Terrorism Mechanism” patches, and has been filmed carrying assault rifles in Rafah. Former Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Kan public broadcaster of personally approving weapons transfers to the ISIS linked gang without cabinet approval. Liberman said the Shin Bet is aware, but the IDF chief of staff’s knowledge is unclear. The Prime Minister’s Office responded that Israel is “defeating Hamas through various means” without denying the allegations. Hamas’s attack has left drivers terrified, refusing to risk their lives, while the Abu Shabab clan’s rise signals a new layer of anarchy. Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens as rival factions fight over dwindling resources.

Trump Bans Harvard Visas, Probes Biden, and Targets Hamas

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on June 4, 2025, banning foreign student visas for Harvard University, blocking new students from enrolling or joining exchange programs. The move targets Harvard, which Trump has called a hub of anti American ideology, and affects thousands of international applicants. Critics on X label it vindictive, while supporters praise it as a stand against liberal academia. Trump also ordered Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate claims that Joe Biden’s aides used an autopen to forge his signature on documents, including pardons and executive orders, to conceal cognitive decline. A presidential memorandum called it a “dangerous scandal.” Biden denied the allegations, stating he made all decisions and calling the probe a Republican distraction. Trump imposed a travel ban on nationals from 12 countries: Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen. Partial restrictions apply to Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, and Togo. In the Middle East, Trump warned Hamas to release hostages or face dire consequences for Gaza’s population, prompting accusations of genocidal rhetoric on X and in global media. The U.S. is negotiating directly with Hamas in Qatar, bypassing Israel, to free American hostages, including Edan Alexander, a 19 year old abducted on October 7, 2023. Trump’s policies also include threats to cut funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) over alleged Hamas ties, with posts on X claiming UNRWA staff participated in the October 7 attack. Trump’s actions aim to reshape U.S. policy swiftly, targeting education, immigration, and Middle East conflicts.

IDF Recovers Hostage Bodies in Gaza Operation

The IDF and Shin Bet recovered the bodies of Gadi Haggai, 72, and Judih Weinstein, 70, from Khan Younis, Gaza, in an overnight operation on June 3, 2025. The U.S. citizens were killed on October 7, 2023, during a walk near their kibbutz in southern Israel and held by the Mujahideen Brigades, a terror group that also abducted and murdered Shiri Bibas and her sons, Ariel, 4, and Kfir, 9 months. A Shin Bet interrogation of a detained Palestinian operative provided intelligence for the recovery. The IDF’s Hostages Headquarters unit and Intelligence Directorate supplied precise location data. Of 251 hostages taken on October 7, 56 remain: 20 are believed alive, three face immediate danger, and 33 are confirmed dead, with their bodies still held. The war began with Hamas’s attack, which killed 1,200 people, mostly civilians, including peace activists from southern Israel’s left leaning communities. Many hostages, like Haggai and Weinstein, were not right wing settlers but residents of kibbutzim advocating coexistence. The operation followed another recovery on May 17, 2025, when the IDF retrieved three other hostage bodies. Hamas released a video on June 2 claiming one hostage died in an Israeli airstrike, but the IDF has not confirmed this. The Mujahideen Brigades’ role shows Gaza’s fragmented terror landscape, complicating rescue efforts.

U.S. Veterans Arrested with Nazi Arsenal in Washington

In Lacey, Washington, former U.S. Army veterans Levi Austin Frakes, 28, and Charles Ethan Fields, 30, were arrested on June 2, 2025, after attempting to steal weapons from the Army Ranger compound at Joint Base Lewis McChord. A soldier confronted the partially masked duo, leading to a fight that left the soldier hospitalized. At their home, authorities seized 35 firearms, including short barreled rifles and a World War II era MG42 machine gun, plus 3D printed silencers, smoke grenades, blasting caps, ballistic plates, helmets, night vision devices, and Army gear. The home displayed Nazi and white supremacist items: red swastika flags, black SS banners, murals, and extremist literature. Rifles were positioned at windows. Their company, Sovereign Solutions, used an “SS” logo and sold “Professional War Crime Committer” shirts, offering marksmanship training. Court documents state they planned to arm a network of extremists. They face federal charges of robbery, assault, and theft, plus state charges for illegal incendiary devices, short barreled rifles, and a machine gun. Each is held in Thurston County Jail on $500,000 bail. Posts on X from security experts cite 2024 FBI reports warning of rising white supremacist activity, with 12 similar arrests nationwide since January 2025. The veterans’ military training and access to heavy weapons raise concerns about domestic terror risks.