Transcript [00:00] Hey everybody. So yesterday in Brussels, [00:02] the European Union stepped up and [00:06] announced 883. [00:10] {point} 6 million euros, call it a [00:14] billion dollars, for something called [00:16] the Team Gaza Initiative. 65 [00:19] delegations, small different countries, [00:21] we're all in the room. Jared Kushner was [00:24] on the phone. Uh you know, the [00:26] Palestinian Prime Minister was [00:28] co-chairing. There were handshakes. [00:29] There was a family photo. You know, the [00:31] whole production. [00:33] But here's what wasn't in the room at [00:35] that conference in Brussels. [00:37] Uh no one who actually controls what's [00:40] going on in Gaza. Israel was not there [00:42] and Hamas actually controls Gaza [00:46] wherever the population lives. [00:48] Which is presumably where you would be [00:50] doing reconstruction. Anyway, the [00:54] the people that are supposed to replace [00:56] Hamas, the body that is supposed to [00:58] replace Hamas, the one that actually is [01:00] named in Trump's peace plan, the [01:02] national [01:03] uh committee for the administration of [01:05] Gaza wasn't I mean, they had a person [01:08] there, but they're not even in Gaza. [01:12] They are still sitting in Egypt. They [01:13] have not deployed yet. So before we get [01:15] into it, here's where this video is [01:17] going. I'm going to tell you the [01:18] punchline right now. Everybody in that [01:20] room in Brussels yesterday was [01:22] negotiating over a Gaza that on the [01:25] ground does not actually exist. Now [01:28] there's no vacuum to fill here. Uh Hamas [01:31] is still holding their ground. Uh they [01:33] they are still in charge. They still [01:35] have weapons. They're still controlling [01:36] things. What's actually up for grabs is [01:39] the money [01:40] and the political future of Gaza maybe [01:43] at some point. And that's what the [01:45] Palestinian Authority is maneuvering to [01:47] get its hands on. [01:50] Um by paperwork rather than by guns, I [01:53] guess you could say. And at a time when [01:56] they're not supposed to be doing this, [01:57] meaning ahead of schedule, you could [01:59] say. We'll get into all of this. So, [02:00] that's what this video is about. So, [02:02] stick around. There's a lot here. [02:05] Um so, first of all, Hamas still runs [02:07] Gaza. They are running the police. They [02:09] are rebuilding the administrative [02:11] structures. They still control who gets [02:13] food and who doesn't. [02:15] And that is not a side detail. That's [02:17] the single most powerful lever of [02:19] control over this population, [02:21] over a population in a situation that [02:24] they're in. [02:25] Whoever controls the aid that comes in [02:27] controls everything. And Hamas is making [02:31] sure that they control it. And I don't [02:32] want this I don't want this to just be [02:34] an abstract talking point. Like, yeah, [02:36] Hamas controls the aid. Because here's [02:37] what's amazing. [02:39] The exact same day that this conference [02:43] was going on in Brussels, [02:46] we have this headline. [02:48] Check this out. [02:52] Right here. Hamas official says I'm [02:55] sorry, UN official says Hamas [02:57] obstructing aid in Gaza. [03:01] This is quite literally the same day [03:06] as they're sitting in Brussels. [03:10] And look what it says in the article. [03:12] Let's take a look. [03:15] United Nations official has said [03:17] Palestinian militant group militant [03:18] group Hamas was dis- disrupting aid [03:21] distribution in the Gaza Strip, placing [03:23] further hardship on its civilians [03:25] already grappling with the humanitarian [03:26] crisis in the war-shattered enclave. In [03:29] a statement late on Sunday, the UN's [03:31] humanitarian coordinator for Palestinian [03:33] territories said humanitarian workers [03:35] had to halt activity [03:37] after armed men entered a food [03:39] distribution point in northern Gaza and [03:41] assaulted two truck drivers in a World [03:44] Food Program warehouse. They assaulted [03:46] them. These quote, "These incidents are [03:48] not isolated. They're completely [03:49] unacceptable and reflect an increasingly [03:51] dangerous pattern of intimidation, [03:54] violence, and obstruction, [03:57] including smuggling attempts, targeting [03:59] and abusing humanitarian operations, [04:02] said UN Deputy Special Coordinator for [04:04] the Middle East peace process, Jamie's [04:07] McGoldrick quote, they are placing [04:09] humanitarian workers at risk, disrupting [04:12] the delivery of life-saving assistance, [04:14] and further constraining the ability of [04:16] humanitarian organizations to operate at [04:18] a time when civilians [04:20] across Gaza to face immense and pressing [04:22] humanitarian conditions. [04:25] McGoldrick said, I heard a report that [04:27] it had something to do with Hamas not [04:29] getting their share of the aid in this [04:31] particular time, and they came in to [04:34] rough up the the humanitarian aid [04:37] workers from the World Food Program. [04:39] Hamas asserting their authority. This [04:41] story broke the the incident happened [04:44] the day before, but this story broke the [04:45] same day [04:47] in Reuters. [04:48] And it was also in the New York Times. [04:50] It was all over the place day as their [04:51] meeting in Brussels. [04:54] Okay. [04:55] So, what's Hamas's response? [04:58] Also on yesterday, you know, yesterday, [05:00] they didn't deny that they did it at [05:02] all. They actually said that it wasn't a [05:04] raid or an attack or an obstruction. [05:06] They claimed they were it was law [05:07] enforcement. [05:09] Okay. So, so picture the split screen [05:10] right now. In one frame, we have this [05:12] ballroom in Brussels with 65 [05:14] delegations, you know, and you know, [05:17] Jared Kushner, [05:19] you know, Jared Kushner is on the phone. [05:21] Jared Kushner joins EU Gaza donor [05:23] meeting. So, he's part of it. So, you [05:25] know, they it it has the veneer of being [05:27] being part of [05:29] you know, being being approved by the [05:30] Trump administration. [05:33] There's a billion dollars pledged for [05:34] Gaza's recovery. [05:36] And in the other frame in the split [05:38] screen, we on the same day, we have [05:40] Hamas police in a World Food Program [05:43] warehouse [05:45] in Jabalia beating up aid workers, [05:49] halting humanitarian operations. [05:52] And [05:53] did anyone in Brussels mention what was [05:54] going on in Gaza the day before? [05:57] Now, under Trump's 20-point plan, Hamas [06:01] running Gaza's food distribution [06:04] is um [06:05] you know, here's Trump's 20-point plan. [06:07] Under that plan, they're not supposed to [06:09] be doing that anymore. The plan actually [06:11] names a body to administer Gaza during [06:13] this transition. It's called the [06:15] National Committee for the [06:15] Administration of Gaza, a technocratic [06:18] committee that's supposed to take over [06:19] exactly the functions that Hamas is [06:21] still performing. [06:24] And the chief commissioner of the [06:25] National Committee for the [06:26] Administration of Gaza, a guy by the [06:28] name of Ali Shaath, he was in Brussels [06:30] yesterday. So, he was there. He shook [06:31] all the hands. [06:33] But what about his committee? The [06:35] National Committee for the [06:36] Administration of Gaza, it hasn't [06:39] entered Gaza yet. It's still sitting in [06:40] Egypt because Hamas is still in control. [06:43] So, the one body that's supposed to be [06:44] the alternative to Hamas, the actual [06:46] governing mechanism the peace plan calls [06:48] for, [06:49] exists on paper and in press releases, [06:52] but not on the ground. [06:54] Meanwhile, the people actually on the [06:55] ground controlling the food and the law [06:58] enforcement and everything else are the [07:00] same organization that did October 7th [07:02] and as of this Monday is still [07:04] assaulting aid workers trying to feed [07:06] the population. [07:09] Now, [07:11] you know, one honest caveat because [07:12] precision matters, Israeli troops are [07:14] still physically controlling more than [07:17] 60, maybe 70 percent of Gaza, [07:20] including every access point in and out. [07:22] So, saying Hamas runs Gaza is not the [07:24] same as Hamas holds all of Gaza. But, [07:26] we're talking about where civilians live [07:29] and where aid is distributed. And [07:30] because if we're talking about [07:32] reconstruction and rehabilitation of [07:33] Gaza and governance, that's what we're [07:35] talking about. So, Hamas is the armed [07:36] authority on the ground. That's what [07:37] matters. Uh that's why I'm saying Hamas [07:39] still runs Gaza. [07:41] Cuz you can't build new governance [07:43] uh [07:44] you know in uh [07:45] you know obviously on if Hamas is there. [07:48] You can't fund recovery if Hamas is [07:50] there. No one is going to be investing [07:52] in that. Then none of it's going to [07:53] happen. [07:55] And and if Israel is still [07:58] fighting Hamas cuz Hamas is still [08:01] planning attacks and trying to rearm and [08:02] everything else, then no one's going to [08:04] rebuild that. [08:07] A prerequisite for any recovery is [08:09] getting rid of Hamas. We all know this. [08:13] So [08:14] and everyone knows this. Everyone [08:16] serious knows this and still they're [08:18] sitting in Brussels and they're having [08:19] this conversation. [08:21] Now here's where it gets interesting. [08:23] Because there's a second story running [08:24] underneath the first one and it's just [08:26] as important. And I I mentioned this in [08:28] my opening. [08:31] You know before we go on to this second [08:33] story, let me just remind you about a [08:35] very important event that we are [08:37] hosting. [08:39] And we're going to be hosting on Monday [08:41] this coming Monday, July 20th, 1:00 p.m. [08:43] Eastern time, 8:00 p.m. in Israel. Uh a [08:48] are we headed for regime change? What to [08:50] expect from the Middle East? A fantastic [08:52] uh webinar symposium that we are [08:54] hosting. And if you can't make the time, [08:56] don't worry about it. If you register [08:58] for this webinar then whether you make [09:00] it to the webinar or not to to [09:02] experience it live and it will be live [09:04] uh you will get an email with the full [09:06] webinar after it airs. Okay, but you can [09:09] only you'll only get that email if you [09:11] register. So whether you can make the [09:12] time or not, you don't want to miss [09:13] this. And our panel is incredible. 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There should be a link [10:08] up there. I told them to put one up [10:10] there. I hope it's there. [10:11] Okay. [10:12] So, you don't want to miss that. [10:15] So, let's get back to our [10:18] our second narrative that's going on. [10:19] Along with what's going on you you have [10:21] this group in Brussels. You have what's [10:22] happening in Gaza with Hamas. [10:25] And [10:26] the Trump plan. So, let's let's go back [10:28] to the Trump plan. The Trump plan [10:29] doesn't just say that Hamas has to go. [10:31] It has a very specific clause, clause [10:33] nine that I want to look at with you. [10:36] Which is about who controls the money [10:39] that comes in for for the rehabilitation [10:42] and reconstruction and the governance of [10:44] Gaza in the meantime [10:47] in the transition period. Okay, here's [10:49] the actual language [10:52] of clause nine of the 20-point plan. [10:56] Gaza will be governed under the [10:57] temporary transitional governments [11:00] governance of a technocratic a-political [11:02] Palestinian committee. That's what we're [11:03] referring to this national committee [11:04] that is sitting in Egypt. Responsible [11:06] for delivering the day-to-day running of [11:08] public services and municipalities for [11:10] the people of Gaza. This committee will [11:12] be made up of qualified Palestinians and [11:14] international experts with oversight and [11:15] supervision by the by a new [11:17] international trans net transitional [11:19] body, the Board of Peace, which will be [11:21] headed and shared by President Donald J. [11:23] Trump with other members and heads of [11:24] state to be announced including former [11:26] Prime Minister Tony Blair. That never [11:29] happened. This body will set the [11:30] framework and handle the funding. This [11:33] body will set the framework and handle [11:36] the funding for the redevelopment of [11:38] Gaza [11:39] until such time as the Palestinian [11:42] Authority has completed its reform [11:45] program [11:46] as outlined in various proposals [11:48] including President Trump's peace plan [11:49] in 2020 and the Saudi French proposal [11:51] which is from September of last year. [11:54] Uh so until the Palestinian Authority [11:56] has completed its reform program as [11:57] outlined in these other proposals and [11:59] can securely and effectively take back [12:02] control of Gaza. [12:05] This body will call on the best [12:07] international standards to create modern [12:09] and efficient governance that serves the [12:11] people of Gaza and is conducive to [12:13] attracting investment. [12:15] Okay, that is the clause. [12:17] So now [12:19] with that in mind [12:21] with that in mind [12:23] look at what it says. Funding authority [12:25] belongs to the board of peace, not the [12:28] Palestinian Authority. And the [12:29] Palestinian Authority doesn't get back [12:31] in until its reform program is complete. [12:37] Not announced, not in progress, not uh [12:40] under review. [12:42] It has to be completed. [12:44] So who co-chaired yesterday's donor [12:46] conference? [12:47] The Okay, the donor conference for this [12:50] Gaza thing that we're talk that we're [12:51] talking about, this event that took [12:52] place in Brussels, who was the co-chair [12:54] of it? The Palestinian Authority's Prime [12:57] Minister Mohammad Mustafa. [12:59] He's in the official family photo for [13:01] team Gaza launch. [13:03] And on the margins of that same meeting, [13:05] the EU signed off on 41.7 million euros [13:08] in fresh funding to the Palestinian [13:10] Authority directly [13:12] through an old mechanism called PEGASE [13:15] or p e g a s e. [13:18] I don't know what it stands for. I'm not [13:19] going to look it up. Now I want you to [13:20] understand what PEGASE actually [13:23] PEGASE [13:24] actually is because this because this is [13:27] important. So, PEGASE, Pegase, whatever [13:30] we want to call it, was created in 2008 [13:33] specifically to keep money away from [13:35] Hamas after Hamas seized Gaza in 2007. [13:39] Because money was going to Palestinian [13:43] areas before Hamas won the election in [13:45] 2007. It would go to Gaza and and and uh [13:49] and Judea Samaria, known as the West [13:50] Bank. Hamas takes over in 2007, and then [13:53] they wanted to create this mechanism for [13:56] money to flow into the Palestinian [13:57] Authority, but not to Hamas. [14:00] And that's what was created. It was [14:02] built from day one to route funds around [14:04] Gaza's ruling authority, not into it. [14:06] It's a West Bank instrument, if you [14:08] will. [14:09] Right? It's never It's never been a Gaza [14:12] governance tool. [14:13] But here's the PA showing up at the Gaza [14:16] funding conference. That's what this [14:18] meeting was. [14:20] Uh and they're in the family photo for [14:21] the Gaza initiative. And meanwhile, [14:23] they're also collecting a check for [14:27] Pegase [14:28] uh on the same day. Okay? [14:32] And and the Palestinian Authority [14:35] uh [14:35] uh prime minister is [14:39] is the host of the meeting about Gaza. [14:44] You see, [14:45] according to what we just read in the [14:46] memo in that 20-point plan for Gaza, the [14:49] PA is not the Palestinian Authority is [14:51] not supposed to be at the table yet. [14:54] But they're front and center chairing [14:56] it. [14:57] Right? They're [14:58] They're at [14:59] M- meanwhile, the the [15:02] clause nine of the 20-point plan that it [15:04] which is what Israel agreed to, [15:07] and the board of peace National Council [15:09] for Administration of Gaza, [15:12] they're [15:14] they were present, but the chair of the [15:16] meeting was the Palestinian Authority [15:17] who's not supposed to be involved [15:19] because they haven't reformed themselves [15:20] yet. [15:21] And there's one more detail that [15:24] uh that didn't make it into either of [15:26] the two press accounts of this meeting. [15:28] An EU official said [15:31] on the record [15:32] that the EU has doubts about the global [15:35] scale of the Board of Peace. Doubts [15:37] about the global scale of it because its [15:39] governance is subordinated to Trump. It [15:41] names President Trump [15:43] in that 20-point plan in that clause. It [15:45] names President Trump. In other words, [15:47] what they were politely saying uh is [15:50] uh [15:51] even inside the room, we're not actually [15:53] sure who's supposed to be running this [15:56] because is it Trump's decision or is the [15:57] Board of Peace independent? Is it [15:59] global? Is it an American thing? [16:02] Okay. [16:04] Now, let's get back to the Palestinian [16:06] Authority. [16:07] The Palestinian Authority's whole case [16:09] for [16:11] having a piece of the pie with the Gaza [16:12] situation is we've reformed. [16:16] So, let's test that against what's [16:17] actually been verified, okay? Claim [16:20] number one in terms of reform, like one [16:22] of the big like the big items. We're [16:24] going to deal with two big line items in [16:26] terms of what they are supposed to [16:27] reform. So, the one of them, big one, is [16:30] pay for slay, right? That's the stipends [16:32] that they pay to terrorists and their [16:33] families. They claim that back in [16:35] February they stopped doing this. [16:38] Maybe. [16:40] The The European Union's own internal [16:43] review of that claim isn't due until the [16:45] end of the summer. [16:46] Uh that's a separate outside audit from [16:48] a firm called Alvarez and Marsal that [16:50] they haven't and they haven't published [16:52] it yet. [16:53] So, there's zero basis to say that that [16:55] claim is valid. So, So, Mustafa himself, [16:58] the Prime Minister, when asked about [16:59] that, he didn't deny that the Now, [17:01] here's the thing. He didn't even deny [17:03] that the payments continued, that [17:04] they're still paying people. He just [17:06] objected to calling it pay for slay. [17:08] Instead, he described it as a social [17:10] care system [17:12] for the families of uh [17:14] of people who who've been who've been [17:16] killed or locked away, so their families [17:18] are struggling. [17:21] It's a social care system. It's not [17:24] paying terrorists. [17:26] So, he's not even claiming that they've [17:28] changed anything. He's just trying to [17:29] rebrand it. [17:32] Now, the other claim So, on the pay for [17:35] slay thing, again, the report hasn't [17:37] been revealed yet. So, there isn't even [17:39] even by their own claims [17:41] uh [17:42] you know, even if you believe their [17:43] nonsense, it's not verified yet until [17:45] the report comes out, and the report [17:47] hasn't come out. [17:49] So, they're not supposed to be part of [17:50] this. [17:52] If that sounds like nitpicking [17:54] um so, here's the other here's the other [17:56] big reform. The other big reform that's [17:58] always demanded of them is [18:01] uh [18:02] is is having elections. [18:04] There hasn't been an election there in [18:05] decades. So, lo and behold, a couple of [18:08] days ago, this is 4 days ago, [18:10] Palestinian legislative elections set [18:12] for November 28th. Uh-huh. [18:15] We have Palestinian elections. [18:17] And this is being cited, including by [18:19] Prime Minister Mustafa, as proof of [18:21] genuine reform, of democratic [18:23] legitimacy. But, take a look at this. [18:25] This is Al Jazeera's own reporting on [18:26] that announcement. Their their Ramallah [18:28] correspondent [18:30] didn't even even Al Jazeera, they didn't [18:32] even frame this as actual reform. She [18:35] described it as a Is it a she? I don't [18:37] even know who she is who it is. Uh it [18:39] was it's described here [18:42] No, it's a he. It's a guy. Uh he [18:44] describes it here as um [18:47] um [18:50] as a a direct consequence of pressure [18:53] from France, from Saudi Arabia, from [18:56] powerful countries [18:58] that are that is and it's explicitly [19:00] tied to unlocking financial aid. In [19:02] other words [19:04] even Al Jazeera's reporting the call for [19:06] elections as simply an announcement made [19:10] in order to unlock money. [19:13] Okay, it's not it's not a structural [19:14] change. This There hasn't been an [19:16] election. It's not just that they [19:17] canceled one or two elections. There [19:18] hasn't been an election in over in in in [19:21] 20 years. [19:25] Okay, now so even if we take the [19:26] announcement of elections at face value, [19:29] it runs into a wall that killed the last [19:31] attempts at elections. [19:33] There have been elections called over [19:35] last 20 years, meaning announced that [19:36] there will be an election, but then they [19:38] cancel them always [19:40] before they even happen. [19:42] The real reason they're canceling them [19:43] is because Hamas would win every [19:45] election, including the upcoming one if [19:46] there's going to if they actually do [19:48] this election and it's actually a fair a [19:49] free and fair election. It won't be [19:51] called Hamas cuz they'll say for some [19:52] reason that they can't run, but it'll be [19:54] a Hamas ideology party. It'll be the [19:56] same thing. [19:59] So there's that problem. And then [20:00] there's also [20:02] the problem of East Jerusalem. Israel [20:03] doesn't allow voting for the Palestinian [20:05] Authority in East Jerusalem. [20:07] Um [20:09] uh for East Jerusalem Arabs [20:11] who want to vote in the Palestinian [20:12] Authority, and the last election [20:14] collapsed before it started because of [20:15] that problem. Anyway, that's a separate [20:17] issue. [20:18] On top of that, [20:21] Gaza itself, which is over 90% [20:23] destroyed, nearly nearly the entire [20:25] population is displaced, doesn't have [20:27] updated voter rolls, is not currently in [20:30] any physical condition, you know, [20:31] condition to hold a normal election. [20:35] And so suddenly now, after Abbas was [20:37] elected, Mahmoud Abbas, the president, [20:39] was elected to a 4-year term in 2005. [20:45] 21 years ago. [20:47] And he's got to have an election now [20:50] because he's being told he's supposed to [20:51] have an election. But what what do you [20:52] do about the voting in Gaza? [20:55] So an election announcement like this [20:57] was timed to come a couple days before [21:00] the donor conference, right? He [21:01] announces the election on what is it, [21:02] Thursday? [21:04] And then on Monday there's the donor [21:06] conference. [21:09] Okay? That's what's going on here. [21:12] So, let's put the whole thing together [21:13] now. [21:15] On one side, you have the actual [21:16] governance of Gaza. Police, food, [21:18] administration, it's all still in the [21:20] hands of Hamas. [21:22] And on the very day the EU was pledging [21:24] a billion dollars for Gaza's recovery [21:27] under this new administrative body that [21:29] hasn't even entered Gaza, Hamas police [21:33] were well the or the day before Hamas [21:35] police were in a World Food Program [21:37] warehouse beating up aid workers. [21:40] The body that the peace plan created to [21:42] replace Hamas [21:45] is not coming into the Gaza Strip [21:47] anytime soon. [21:49] Any talk of recovery or reconstruction [21:51] that doesn't start with removing [21:54] Hamas [21:56] is is a [22:00] is a conversation about a country about [22:02] a situation that doesn't exist. [22:06] And at the same time, we have the other [22:08] claimant to the throne here, [22:11] which is the Palestinian Authority which [22:13] wants to take over from Hamas. [22:15] They're maneuvering their way to the [22:16] front of the line, co-chairing the donor [22:18] conference, standing in the family [22:20] photo, [22:22] collecting checks before it's met the [22:24] one condition its own reform program [22:27] requires. [22:29] Completion of a reform program. And I [22:32] haven't even mentioned what that they're [22:33] supposed to change their textbooks. [22:35] There's a whole bunch of things that [22:35] they're supposed to reform [22:38] to show that they've changed that they [22:39] won't that they're no longer hostile to [22:41] Israel. [22:44] So, in unaudited claim about ending [22:46] terror payments [22:47] while saying that they're that they're [22:48] really just a social welfare program, [22:51] and an election announcement [22:54] that doesn't add up to [22:56] completed reform program. [22:59] Okay? It's just performance [23:02] uh it's just theater because of a donor [23:05] conference. [23:06] So, these are the two grifts. [23:08] Hamas grift and the Palestinian [23:10] Authority grift running in parallel. [23:12] Hamas holds Gaza by force. [23:15] They execute uh their opponents. They [23:18] terrorize the population. [23:20] They're still as committed to their [23:22] terrorist agendas as ever before. [23:24] The other [23:26] the Palestinian Authority, their grift, [23:29] they don't hold any authority in Gaza [23:31] whatsoever and they're trying to elbow [23:33] their way in [23:35] through diplomacy and I don't know, [23:37] paperwork [23:39] without actually changing which without [23:41] actually reforming. And everyone in that [23:43] room in Brussels is all like [23:45] congratulating themselves and pledging [23:47] amounts of money that are never going to [23:48] come to be because no one's ever going [23:50] to give any money to something that [23:51] doesn't exist. [23:54] That's the situation. [23:56] That's the situation with the you know, [23:58] with the with Gaza, with Hamas. There's [24:01] more going on there. But I thought that [24:03] this was a plot worth discussing. [24:06] All right, folks. [24:07] Make sure you [24:08] Make sure you register for that webinar. [24:09] You don't want to miss it. And I'll see [24:11] you in the next video. God bless.
