Special Needs JDL 613 Plot and Mark Levin Tries Another Bay of Pigs Plot

I thought they were supposed to be the smartest people in every room. Turns out, not so much. The foiled attack on a Palestine rights organizer seems like its just another manufactured FBI terror plot made to be foiled and it seems like Mark Levin is trying to create another Bay of Pigs fiasco sacrificing U.S. troops in Iran to gin up support for Israel's war of aggression. It goes on and on and on doesn't it?

my article on Mark Levin https://nomadiceveryman.blogspot.com/2026/03/jewish-supremacist-mark-levin-wants.html

NYT article on JDL 613 terror plot https://nomadiceveryman.blogspot.com/2026/03/man-tied-to-pro-israel-extremists.html

Electronic Intifada video https://nomadiceveryman.blogspot.com/2026/03/pro-israel-extremist-arrested-in-plot.html

JDL 613 idiotic statement https://x.com/JDLBROTHERHOOD/status/2038165213665542606 

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Pro-Israel extremist arrested in plot to kill Nerdeen Kiswani — She speaks out

from Electronic Intifada

 

Man Tied to Pro-Israel Extremists Accused of Targeting Palestinian Activist

(I posted almost all of this article because it is behind paywall at NYT. Interesting note... there is no advertising on this article in spite of how long it is.) 

from the New York Times

The New York Police Department and federal authorities disrupted what officials described as a plot by a member of a pro-Israel terrorist organization to assassinate the leader of one of New York’s most active pro-Palestinian protest groups, according to officials and court papers.

Members of the F.B.I. and the Police Department’s Joint Terrorism Task Force notified the activist, Nerdeen Kiswani, and her lawyer late Thursday that an arrest had been made in connection with an imminent attempt on her life, her lawyer and law enforcement officials said.

The man who was arrested, Alexander Heifler, 26, of Hoboken, N.J., was taken into custody after detectives and federal agents searched his apartment and found eight Molotov cocktails.

A police official said Friday that Mr. Heifler was a member of the JDL 613 Brotherhood, which was inspired by the Jewish Defense League, a pro-Israel group designated by the F.B.I. as a terrorist organization. Representatives of the J.D.L. and its offshoot did not immediately reply to messages seeking comment.

Mr. Heifler was charged Friday morning in a two-count criminal complaint with making and possessing the devices and appeared in federal court in Newark hours later. The complaint did not specify a motive for the planned attack, which was laid out in detail. If convicted, Mr. Heifler could face up to 20 years in prison.

The complaint said the plan had been in the works since at least February, when Mr. Heifler discussed building and using Molotov cocktails for what he described as “self-defense” on a group video call that included an undercover detective.

Prosecutors said in the complaint that Mr. Heifler and the undercover detective met in person the next day and then twice more in the weeks that followed, including on Thursday, when they built the eight Molotov cocktails together in Mr. Heifler’s home. He was arrested shortly thereafter.

Mr. Heifler planned to use the devices to target Ms. Kiswani, 31, the co-founder of the pro-Palestinian group Within Our Lifetime, prosecutors said.

He was ordered held without bail after a brief court appearance in which he told the magistrate judge, Stacey D. Adams, that he understood the charges he faced.