Transcript [00:03] All right, folks. He Flesher going live [00:06] broadcasting from the land of Israel, [00:08] from the heartland, from Judea. [00:11] It's just south of Jerusalem, the Holy [00:13] Land, lighting up the world, even though [00:15] there's so many elements. So many folks [00:17] out there that want to put darkness. We [00:20] got a light going on going on from the [00:21] land of Israel. And you're a part of it [00:23] wherever you are. Shalom and welcome as [00:26] we start our live show Sunday night here [00:28] in the land of Israel. And before we go [00:31] any further, I ask you to join me in the [00:34] comments section moderated by the one [00:36] and only Yo, our producer. Please let us [00:40] know where you're from. Send your [00:41] blessings to the land of Israel. I'm [00:44] going to turn on the Instagram feed as [00:47] well right now. There she goes. [00:51] >> All right. Sound sound into the mic, not [00:55] into the room. Sorry. [00:57] >> Um, [00:59] not sure what you're talking about. I [01:00] think that was about the uh Instagram. [01:02] That was for one second. I turned it [01:03] off. No problemmo. Uh, and we are live. [01:07] So, let's hear from you good people. [01:09] Let's hear from you from around the [01:10] world. Let's hear what you got to say. [01:12] Where are you from here? We got folks [01:13] from Montana. [01:15] Shalom from Montana. Okay. And God bless [01:18] from Scotland. Thank you very much. [01:22] Shalom from Germany. Next Sunday I'll [01:24] travel to Israel, assuming airspace will [01:26] not be closed. Well, that's an [01:29] assumption you're making and we shall [01:31] see if indeed uh you're going to be [01:33] flying to Israel or not. Shalom to [01:36] Chicago. Shalom from Colorado and [01:39] blessings. Okay, let's keep going. I [01:41] want to hear where you guys are from and [01:43] send me your blessings and your good [01:44] thoughts and your energies. Mr. Hashem, [01:47] we're gonna have a great show today. We [01:48] got a lot to talk about. We have another [01:50] person from Glasgow. Do you guys know [01:52] each other? Pro-Israel folks from [01:54] Scotland. We got a LLY [01:58] G167 from uh Glasgow. And we got [02:02] Aberdeen Scotland. [02:04] And then we got I think we got somebody [02:06] else from Scotland. What's going on [02:08] here? Oh, look. And we got Alex Triumph [02:10] from Scotland as well. You guys should [02:12] get together. I don't know. You should [02:14] like connect here. I don't know if you [02:16] know one another because if you don't [02:17] know one another, you should. Okay. And [02:19] I've had many stories where we've [02:21] connected. Yes, ma'am. [02:22] >> I'm so I'm so sorry. [02:25] >> Are we having a sound problem? Hold on. [02:27] I know what it is. I know what it is. I [02:30] know what it is. [02:30] >> Your sound is not going through the [02:32] system. I'm so sorry to bother you. [02:35] >> Does this sound better? [02:36] >> Yeah, there it is. Thank you. [02:39] >> Thank you, Tadara. That's why you need a [02:42] producer. All right. So, we got to [02:44] connect these Scotland people together. [02:46] We got to bring them together. All these [02:47] Scot folks, these Scotlanders. There's [02:50] Highlanders, the Highlanders who love [02:52] the other Highlanders. [02:54] Okay. I want to connect them. Yo, try to [02:56] figure out a way to connect between [02:57] these between these folks. Make sure [02:59] they know one another. Unless they're [03:00] all like sitting in one house or [03:01] something like that, but if they're not, [03:03] I want them to know one another. Yeah. [03:05] See, we they they love us here in [03:06] Scotland. WE LOVE YOU BACK. I gotta go [03:09] see Scotland sometime. Gosh. play a [03:12] round of golf, drink uh drink some [03:18] liquor, you know what I mean? Uh what's [03:20] that? What's that scotch that I like? [03:21] The one that tastes like honey. I forgot [03:23] the name of it. What's that one? It [03:24] tastes like honey. It's good. [03:27] Uh we have Australians where I've been [03:29] tw twice already. I've been to [03:30] Australia. We got Wisconsin where I've [03:32] never been. We've got uh the Perian [03:37] Basin. I don't even know where that is. [03:39] We got folks from uh from Montreal. [03:42] Shalom. We got people from Florida. We [03:44] got No, not Guinness. Not me. People are [03:46] writing. There's a whiskey. No, there's [03:48] a kind of whiskey that I like from [03:50] Scotland which is like really sweet. [03:52] What? [03:52] >> Dan buouie. [03:53] >> Oh, Dan Buouie. That's right. And you [03:56] heard the the ranker in in Yo's voice [03:58] because she thinks it's a very low low [04:00] type of liquor. And she's right. But [04:02] it's a liquor that that everybody likes [04:05] and so that's fine. We got Dallas, [04:06] Texas. We got Alabama. We got Jack [04:09] Daniels actually from Tennessee. There [04:11] you go. Uh, so we got a lot of good [04:13] people here and thank you very much for [04:14] sending your blessings. Blessings to the [04:16] land of Israel from Texas, the other [04:18] lone star state. Certainly the other [04:20] lone star state. [04:23] We got folks from Wales, South Africans [04:26] and Wales. We got we got uh ciao de [04:32] Italia [04:34] Benni. Okay, we love you. All right, [04:36] we're sending you we're sending you back [04:39] blessings to uh all over the world and [04:41] thank you very much for joining us live [04:42] here in the land of Israel. We are [04:44] indeed live. We have a lot to talk [04:45] about, including like two different [04:47] things. One is preparation for a giant [04:49] war and it's happening, happening, [04:51] happening. And everybody in Israel is [04:53] like, is it happening yet? And then [04:55] people like myself who are a little bit [04:56] more in the no. Believe me, I'm not even [04:58] You see, I got a haircut. My barber was [05:00] more in the no than I am. He was like, [05:02] HE WAS LIKE, IT'S ALL ABOUT CHINA. IT'S [05:04] ALL about China and the price of oil and [05:06] he was giving me all this explanations. [05:07] I'm like [05:10] so uh it was it was uh it was good to [05:12] I'm just telling you people around here [05:14] are in the know and everybody's waiting [05:16] to see what's going to happen. There's a [05:18] lot of intensity out there. Okay, so [05:21] Shabuv and God bless you guys all over [05:23] the world and I'm excited to be with you [05:26] on the live stream for sure. All right, [05:29] let's find out what's going on. Let's [05:32] review some of the news and then later [05:34] we're going to get we're going to talk [05:36] about Tucker and that whole thing. [05:37] Actually, we might even talk about it [05:39] now with one of our favorite guests uh [05:42] who is none other than Mansour Ashkar [05:45] Drews influencer, [05:47] Israeli Drews father, former IDF special [05:50] forces officer living in Germany on the [05:53] road right now and an excellent [05:55] YouTuber. Somebody I take a lot of [05:57] inspiration from and he's my friend. and [05:59] I have the merit to have him on from [06:00] time to time. Mansour, shalom to you. [06:04] >> Shalom. Shalom, Ishai. And it's an honor [06:06] to be here and to be called your friend. [06:08] >> Where where you where you from? Where [06:09] you at right now? You're not in your [06:11] regular haunts right now. You're on the [06:12] road somewhere. Where are you at? [06:13] >> No, I was actually in Nashville in this [06:15] beautiful conference that we had, the [06:17] Judea Christian Conference that was [06:18] going on. And now I came to Oregon and I [06:22] went to the forest basically to shoot [06:24] some guns and help my friend do some [06:25] testing on his sniper rifle and his uh [06:28] silencers. So living the living the [06:31] American dream. [06:32] >> That's right. So you're shooting guns in [06:34] America. That makes perfect sense. Makes [06:36] perfect sense. Uh and it's fun out [06:38] there. It's pretty, right? It's good [06:39] land over there, right? [06:41] >> Beautiful. Beautiful. [06:43] >> Yes, it's a it's a blessed land. And [06:45] really the world of the earth is a is a [06:47] blessed land. Uh, Mansour, before I hit [06:49] the news, what what's going on in your [06:51] mind? How are you seeing things? Give me [06:52] give me kind of an overview of where [06:54] your mind is at right now, where what [06:56] you're seeing. [06:57] >> My mind is now my my top concern right [07:00] now is with the shift of young American [07:03] conservatives and Christians that are [07:05] being taught lies, blunt lies about the [07:10] connection and the bond between America [07:12] and Israel, the Christian and the Jews. [07:15] that is literally stealing the young [07:17] generation from their friendship with [07:20] Israel. And it's very very concerning [07:21] because [07:23] uh it's going to affect the future as we [07:25] know it. It's going to affect America. [07:27] It's going to affect Israel. It's going [07:28] to affect the West. [07:29] >> And that that's that's a top concern [07:31] that I'm having. And then you have of [07:33] course, you know, Syria and Iran and [07:35] everything that's happening between. But [07:36] I'm actually more worried to be honest [07:38] from the loss of the identity and the [07:40] soul of the American conservative [07:43] movement. That's the thing that has worn [07:44] me the most. [07:46] >> Did you Did you watch the uh Huckabe [07:48] Tucker debate discussion? [07:51] >> Yeah, I watched that one. And I even I [07:53] even watched another video where Tucker [07:55] was talking to a priest from Israel and [07:59] you can see bluntly where he's asking [08:01] some bishop or something. Very nice guy. [08:02] He's asking him like, "So, how do they [08:04] treat you in Israel?" And the guy said, [08:05] "They treat me very nicely. I mean, we [08:07] have freedom of religious here. We we're [08:08] very respected and uh sometimes you know [08:11] they have places we can't really go to [08:13] but that's like everybody and t which [08:14] places you can't uh I mean military [08:16] zones and then t girls like did anyone [08:18] spit on you and the guy like uh um yeah [08:22] sometime once someone wants to spit on [08:24] me is that because you're Christian and [08:25] then the guy's like no listen they don't [08:27] hate Christians here but Israelis some [08:29] of them have a little bit of mixed [08:32] feelings because persecution and [08:34] everything happen often happen under [08:36] Christian countries so we need to like [08:38] teach them that we're not the same [08:39] Christianity. Then Tucker is like, [08:41] "Yeah, but you know, it's because they [08:43] so they think that Christians are [08:44] persecuted." And you can see like [08:46] clearly he's trying to all the time just [08:48] go and pick up every single rock [08:54] that will make Israel look bad. And it's [08:55] blunt lies. And the same thing with with [08:57] that kid, that kid that he pretended to [08:59] have to air this guy that, you know, he [09:01] was murdered, proven not to. But that's [09:02] just one of many. And I really wonder [09:05] why. How is it that Americans are not [09:07] seeing through it? The Tucker have [09:08] became the modernday Karen of social [09:11] media. Just going to Walmart and trying [09:13] to slip on something so he can sue them. [09:16] And that's basically it. [09:18] >> Uh I want to ask you to get a little to [09:20] find a little bit more microphone uh [09:22] niceness uh because people not hearing [09:24] you. Maybe it's not coming in through [09:25] that mic. I'm not sure. I think it's [09:27] coming in through the regular set. So [09:29] check that for a second. In the me [09:32] >> in the meantime, [09:35] Uh, let me hear you. Give me a 1, two, [09:36] three. [09:37] >> One, two, three, four, five. Better. [09:40] >> A little bit. A little bit. A little [09:41] bit. You're You're like a little far [09:43] from the mic. Uh, but in any case, [09:45] >> it's probably going to be better now. [09:47] Yeah. [09:47] >> Oh, that's better. Oh, there he is. [09:50] >> Here we go. [09:51] >> There is Eleno. Bateno. Yi [09:53] >> technosavi. [09:56] >> Yeah, it sounds good now. Thank you. Yo, [09:58] thank you very much. Okay. And thank you [09:59] to the good folks uh out there who are [10:02] excited to have both of us together. So, [10:04] here's people writing. Thank you, uh, [10:06] Bernardet. Very good. Okay. So, you're [10:09] totally right. I I watched that video [10:11] and, um, what can I tell you? I I'm not [10:14] sure that uh the ambassador [10:17] was prepared to prop he's he's so nice [10:21] and and and decent and wanted to have a [10:23] decent conversation, but that's not what [10:25] Tucker was about. Tucker was about [10:27] really bismerching Israel. He used his [10:29] first 25 minutes to just and and it's [10:32] vile. vile and like like for example, [10:34] one of the things that he said was that [10:37] Israel is the most violent country in [10:39] the world. Here here's a here's a a [10:42] version of that. [10:44] Uh one second, let me show you a version [10:46] about Tucker asking saying that Israel [10:49] is the most violent country in the [10:50] world. Check this out. [10:52] Most violent country in the world. [10:55] Israel. Is there a country in the world [10:57] where a higher percentage of the [10:58] population has held a gun or shot [11:00] someone? I don't know the answer, but [11:33] Uh anyway, yeah. So, so Tucker really, [11:36] you know, it it was it was so obvious, [11:38] but I don't think that the ambassador [11:41] who I love, I don't think he was [11:44] prepared to fight and and to call him [11:47] out. I think he wanted to be a [11:48] gentleman. He had restraint. He [11:50] definitely showed that he was, you know, [11:52] uh, classy and all that, but that was [11:55] not the winning punch. Meaning to say, [11:58] uh, uh, uh, Tucker came out to bismerch [12:01] Israel and to get right now that video [12:03] just on YouTube has 2.1 million, uh, 2.1 [12:06] million views and I'm sure in other [12:08] another avenues, other platforms as [12:11] well. And so, you know, it's painful and [12:14] you're absolutely right. And it's all [12:16] these tropes, you know, it's all tropes [12:19] that talk to somebody. For example, [12:21] Israel's violent. Israel hates [12:23] Christians. Israel is a pedophile state. [12:27] Uh, Israel harbors criminals. It's these [12:31] like these like And then and then he [12:33] uses this kind of psychology. He's like, [12:34] "Well, I'm not anti-Semitic. I mean I [12:37] mean I mean come on." And he does this. [12:39] Yeah. He does all this weird stuff and [12:41] it's just a way to be like he his whole [12:44] trick is to say something awful, pull [12:47] back and be like I don't believe in [12:48] that. I'm not I'm not like that. He's [12:50] already been he already had to retract [12:52] one big lie which was he said that the [12:54] president of Israel was on Pedto Island [12:56] on Epstein's island and that has been [12:58] walked back already. But it doesn't [13:00] matter. It doesn't matter that he walked [13:03] it back. All that matters is that he [13:05] said it and he got two million people to [13:07] watch it. And I'm sure that the world is [13:09] that the the youth of America and the [13:11] world is more filled with anti-Israelism [13:13] and anti-semitism than it was the day [13:15] before. [13:17] >> Yeah. We're witnessing what I call it [13:19] modern day blood labeling. The same that [13:21] happened during Nazi Germany and other [13:23] times in history where they will pick on [13:26] one thing that might have and might have [13:28] not happened and even happened out of [13:29] cont probably didn't even happen and [13:31] then we'll label it against an entire [13:33] nation meanwhile ignoring other stuff. [13:36] So it's it's a classic propaganda tool. [13:39] It's a classic manipulation and it's a [13:41] classic lie because you know he will [13:43] come and say Israel executed this boy. [13:45] Now Israel didn't execute this boy and [13:47] it's amazing actually that as much as [13:49] you would look you will not find a [13:51] single video of an IDF soldier you know [13:53] sexually assaulting a woman of an IDF [13:55] soldier beheading a child or a mother. [13:57] You will not find doesn't matter how [13:59] much you would look you will not find [14:00] and we were in this war for a very long [14:02] time but where would you find that [14:04] abundantly in Syria in Sudan in [14:08] Afghanistan in Iraq in many Muslim [14:10] countries even some of them that are [14:12] considered not so [14:16] you'll find that there [14:18] and the places that you won't find it is [14:21] in Israel but he choose not to talk [14:22] about it you actually have more [14:24] Christian persecuted in these countries [14:26] than ever for and even even the blunt [14:28] lie where he comes and says there's more [14:30] Christians in Qatar than in Israel. [14:34] Let's make this clear. There's not [14:36] almost a single Christian citizen in [14:38] Qatar. They're all foreign workers that [14:41] came to work because the Qataris don't [14:43] want to work. So they come and they do [14:44] all the job for them and they're great [14:46] people and they give them in these like [14:48] neighborhood that they built for them, [14:49] the workerass neighborhood. They give [14:51] them the churches. Israel have, if I'm [14:53] not mistaken, close to almost 200,000 [14:56] Christians that have equal rights and [14:57] citizenship. The Christian population is [15:00] growing. So just to come and paint that [15:03] as if it's a picture just shows you how [15:06] much he's trying to lie. But the real [15:08] question is why is he trying so hard to [15:12] lie to the Americans about what's [15:14] happening? [15:16] >> What do I think? [15:18] >> I mean, here's the options. I'll throw [15:19] out the options to you. One option is [15:22] that he had a Jewish manager or an [15:25] Israeli something and it went bad and [15:27] now that's it. He had, you know, he had [15:29] a rabbi who said something to him. You [15:30] know, one of these moments, you know, [15:32] the the moment where you the bad moment. [15:35] That's one option. [15:37] >> Doubtful. Uh remember, by the way, he [15:39] was like pro- Israel till till like [15:40] 2023, you know what I mean? Uh another [15:43] option is that he's a Qatari agent. [15:47] Another uh option is that he was never [15:50] really pro-Israel. Another option is one [15:54] of the biggest anti-semitic forces out [15:56] there today for tactical reasons is [15:59] China. [16:00] >> I don't think the Chinese are [16:01] anti-semitic. [16:03] And in fact, I hear all the time that [16:04] they're actually very pro, they're very [16:06] like enamored, jealous, excited, think [16:08] about Israel. [16:10] >> But [16:11] >> but they're anti- West. [16:13] >> Right. Exactly. They see it as part of [16:15] the Western access and so therefore [16:17] they're anti-Israel [16:20] and the the vehicle for the most [16:22] anti-Israelism in the last uh uh few [16:26] years in in the two and a half years the [16:28] conflict has been Tik Tok. So there's [16:31] there's another way to to think about it [16:34] that maybe he's, you know, some kind of [16:36] Chinese agent. Uh or maybe maybe he [16:40] just, [16:42] you know, maybe he's just a waspy [16:43] anti-semite. You know what I mean? [16:46] >> How about how about how about option D, [16:49] which is all of the above? All of the [16:51] above. You know, I I was I remember one [16:53] time I was training with American [16:55] special forces who were stationed in [16:57] Germany. And you know, we just became [16:58] friends and we were talking. I was [16:59] Israeli and they were Americans and we [17:01] started joking as a joke. Who will win [17:03] in a fight? The IDF or the armed [17:04] American forces and we started like, you [17:06] know, teasing each other. And then we [17:07] all came to the same conclusion. I'm [17:08] talking a scaled fight, not like in a [17:11] you know, big nation, small nation. And [17:13] we came to the conclusion that thank God [17:14] we're on the same side and that we [17:16] always will have each other's backs. And [17:19] then we started talking about how [17:22] enormous is the US military force. [17:24] America can wage war on the entire [17:27] planet together and still win in terms [17:30] of the capability, the experience, the [17:32] training, the manpower and just how vast [17:34] and technological that army is and the [17:36] budget that they have. Literally take [17:37] take nukes aside. So if I was the enemy [17:40] of America right now and I want to take [17:44] away the throne, I want to I want to [17:45] defeat the reigning champion and take [17:47] away the lead of planet Earth [17:49] kinetically using, you know, kinetic [17:50] powers. I can't do that. economy. [17:53] They're a very strong economy. Invade [17:55] them. You can't do that. There's just so [17:56] many. I was just here in some of these [17:58] places. There's just so many people with [17:59] different guns in different swamps that [18:01] do this for fun. Like, who's going to [18:03] dare to come and fight them? So, America [18:05] is here to stay. They have they lead AI [18:08] space travel. So, the only way you can [18:10] destroy America is by taking down one [18:13] generation out of the chain, [18:16] contaminating it, and take it down. Now, [18:17] the left have been taken already. You [18:19] don't need to do anything. They have [18:20] queers for Palestine. So whoever hates [18:23] America won that battle. They literally [18:26] have queer for Palestine and white [18:27] American liberal chicks voting for a [18:29] communist Muslim Mani. So left out of [18:32] the way is not a threat anymore. Who [18:34] stays there? Conservatives. Now the old [18:37] conservatives, my age, your age, you [18:40] can't really fool us because we read [18:41] books. We met people face to face. We [18:44] traveled. We have Jewish friends. We [18:45] have Christian friends. We have Muslim [18:47] friends. We have friends from all over. [18:48] We know to to filter between these lies [18:51] that everybody is bad. All of them are [18:53] evil. All of Israelis are epine. It's [18:55] not going to work on us. We've been to [18:56] Israel. We know these things. Most [18:57] Israel just want to do a duck face in [18:59] the beach and drink a beer and watch the [19:00] sunset. They're not even concerned with [19:02] these politicals that happen in America. [19:04] So our generation, it's not very easy to [19:06] trick. Who can you trick the young ones? [19:08] And how can you do that? By bringing [19:10] people like Tucker, like Candace, and [19:12] like others like Nick Fontes and start [19:14] polluting their mind. And one of the [19:16] best place first of all is to weaken [19:18] their alliance with Israel. Make them [19:20] think that Israel is the enemy. Make [19:21] them think that Islam, the enemy of [19:23] Israel right now, global Islam is their [19:25] friend. So look how Tucker is just fully [19:28] focused on that. Qatar is good. Qatar is [19:30] good. Qatar is good. Israel is bad. [19:31] Israel is bad. He even took the hardest [19:33] most makes sense no sense sense. Like if [19:36] you go in a Muslim country, [19:39] your head left, you turn your head [19:41] right. In a Muslim country, you just [19:43] look left, you look right, you'll see. [19:44] so many crimes against humanity, so many [19:46] hatred towards the West, America, [19:48] Christians, anything. He's not focusing [19:50] on that. He is going single-handedly [19:53] looking for a monk or a nun that looks [19:55] like she's the hobbit with like, I don't [19:57] know, facial hair. Looks like she would [19:58] climb on the ceiling, flip back, and [20:00] curse the Jews. Oh, I found an [20:02] anti-Semitic weirdo nun. Let's bring her [20:04] on my show, spit some lies about Israel. [20:07] He's like so hard. And it's not only [20:09] that. and and and Natanyao he's got a [20:11] he's got a he he really goes after [20:13] Netanyahu personally Natanyao wants to [20:15] kill my family Natanyao is a demon it's [20:18] a police state most violent state uh uh [20:21] Netanyahu is going to go after me you [20:24] know it's like bro what are you you know [20:26] what [20:27] >> what are you doing exactly like do you [20:29] know where are the killing [20:30] >> but it is successful isn't it but it is [20:32] successful [20:33] >> it's very successful we're losing that [20:34] we're losing that battle right now we're [20:36] losing that battle in terms of young [20:38] conservatives in America that are being [20:41] just bombarded with lies and fake news [20:44] about Western allies and the West and [20:46] America and been fed up lies about Iran, [20:48] China and the Muslim kind of access [20:51] around the world. I think I think that [20:53] should be a top priority for the [20:56] conservative movement in America and for [20:58] a lot of forces in the West to battle [21:01] that lie and contamination that we're [21:04] having go to our children and our young [21:06] ones. That should be a top priority. [21:08] >> Right. Right. That's right. That's [21:09] right. Um, well, as we're talking about [21:12] what I call the narrative war, and he's [21:14] he is a Tucker is is striking at Israel [21:17] in the narrative war at the very same [21:19] time that Gerald Ford just entered the [21:22] Mediterranean. Here's what that looks [21:24] like. [21:40] Okay. So, that is a one big ship uh that [21:43] has come into the the Mediterranean. Um [21:48] and and we're talking about a narrative [21:51] war, but there's a very kinetic war that [21:54] is about to happen. Let's watch an [21:57] Israeli news report. Actually, let's [21:58] watch an Israeli news report from [22:00] Channel 11 uh about what's happening in [22:02] Iran and the the the preparations for [22:05] war here in the Middle East. Let's let's [22:06] take a watch. [22:21] Okay. So, let's just understand what [22:23] we're seeing here. We're watching [22:24] Iranian students loudly, violently [22:27] wearing all black and standing up to the [22:29] regime. Now, now just understand what [22:31] we're talking about. We're talking about [22:34] their brothers and sisters. [22:36] 50,000, 60,000, I don't know, some [22:40] number was were murdered in the streets. [22:43] this standing in protest, although it's [22:45] in large groups, it doesn't mean that [22:47] you're going to be safe. So, there's [22:48] courage that's happening here. There's [22:50] courage that's happening here. And they [22:51] are they're calling death to the [22:53] dictator, death to the regime. That's [22:56] what's happening in Iran right now. [23:06] >> 40 days. They're they're they're [23:07] commemorating 40 days since the the the [23:10] the great bloodletting in the streets of [23:12] Iran. [23:21] They're using the the uh 40 days, the [23:25] morning period as also a protest. So [23:28] they're using they're they're wearing [23:29] black and there's there's it's not just [23:31] mourning. It's actually a protest [23:32] movement. [23:45] Okay. My child is actually a child of [23:47] Iran and basically the regime murdered [23:49] him. [23:51] 32,000 people were killed over a [23:54] relatively short period of time. [23:56] >> Wow. So that's, you know, that's Trump [23:58] saying 32,000. So that's like official [24:00] numbers, but who knows what the real [24:02] number is? They were going to hang 800 [24:05] two weeks ago. Hang. Hang. And I gave [24:08] them the word if you hang one person, [24:11] even one person, that you're going to be [24:13] hit right then and there. I wasn't [24:15] waiting two weeks and negotiating. And [24:17] they gave up the hanging. They didn't [24:19] hang 837. [24:20] >> Yeah. But they killed 36,000, bro. [24:23] >> Exactly. [24:23] >> You know what I mean? Okay. It's like [24:26] they didn't hang him. Yeah. No, but they [24:28] shot the people in the streets. [24:29] >> Yeah. He They didn't hang them. And also [24:31] Donald with all due respect came and [24:33] told the Iranians go to the streets, [24:34] take names, help us in the way. And I [24:36] feel that that was in some way a bit [24:39] misleading because they were thinking, [24:41] okay, if we come up now cuz remember on [24:45] the 12-day war when Israel went and did [24:47] the miraculous, you know, operation [24:49] there, the Iranians, the they were [24:51] shocked. They didn't like whoa whoa [24:53] whoa. And there was a lot of feeling of [24:55] missing there. like if we would have [24:57] went to the street then maybe we would [24:59] have been able to take down the regime. [25:02] So now come [25:05] and uh sorry was I uh [25:08] >> yeah we lost you for a second. [25:09] >> All right then we got you got we got you [25:11] back. Go ahead. Say it again. So [25:12] exactly. So, so remember on the 12- day [25:14] war when the MSAD and the IDF did what [25:16] they did, the Iranian people had this [25:18] like feeling of miss because they didn't [25:20] run to the streets and they kept [25:21] thinking if we would have went to the [25:23] streets and would have fought for it, [25:24] maybe would have taken our country back [25:26] from that wicked uh Islamic regime. So [25:28] now comes rounds two and they hear [25:30] Donald Trump saying not only Israel, now [25:32] it's America. We are with you. Go out, [25:34] take names. So they felt like okay, we [25:37] can't do the same like last time. We [25:38] need to go and they went in thousands of [25:40] numbers. But then it start getting [25:42] dragged and dragged and dragged and now [25:44] you're having just thousands of people [25:46] being killed. But what's admirable is [25:48] seeing that they're still going. These [25:50] are people you need to understand these [25:52] wicked regimes like the Islamic Republic [25:54] of Iran and all these you know other [25:56] regimes. They don't work first of all to [25:59] defend their citizens from other [26:01] threats. Their first military focus is [26:05] how can we oppress our people and [26:06] protect the government from their own [26:08] people. So they're very good at killing [26:10] their own people. Only when they [26:11] establish that now they're safe from the [26:14] people who might revolt to come and take [26:16] them down because they're oppressing [26:17] them. Only then they start focusing [26:18] outwards. So they're very good at [26:20] killing their own people. So [26:22] >> that's right. [26:22] >> The people in Iran are extreme. They [26:25] don't have guns. They're not like in [26:26] America where people can have guns. [26:27] People can protect themselves. They have [26:28] nothing. They're literally going in the [26:30] streets and they're dying in the most [26:32] perfect way. And if there was ever a [26:34] cause that the West should rally behind, [26:37] that would be that. You can still be an [26:39] anti-semite and hate the Jews, hate [26:42] Israel, but stand with Iranians. They're [26:43] not Semite. They're not Jews. You can [26:45] still stand with them. So, come on, [26:47] guys. You hate us. Okay, hate us, but at [26:49] least stand with them. But, you know, [26:52] it's unbelievable, [26:53] >> right? Well, you know, you know, you [26:55] know, one one of one of the things that [26:56] people understand is that somehow if if [27:01] you support the Iranian people, you're [27:04] really supporting the fall of the [27:05] Iranian regime. And the fall of the [27:07] Iranian regime means you're falling [27:10] means you're causing the fall of Hamas, [27:14] the Houthis, and you know that Israel is [27:17] going to prosper. Sometimes I think to [27:19] myself that one of the reasons that so [27:21] many of the Arab countries are telling [27:23] Trump not to strike Iran because they [27:25] make the calculation that in the end of [27:27] this Israel will be stronger and I don't [27:29] want Israel to be stronger. That bothers [27:31] me and so like I I rather you know that [27:33] we face because don't forget these other [27:35] Arab countries also face the scourge of [27:37] Iran [27:38] >> and and also is they're afraid that's [27:40] the thing that's that makes the Muslims [27:42] in the world fear the most and people [27:44] miss that all the time. They're afraid [27:46] of losing land that is under Islam. [27:49] Doesn't matter if it's Shia or Sunni [27:51] right now. And they're seeing that the [27:53] the Iranian people are secular. They [27:55] want to kick away Islam. So in their [27:56] head, the outcome here will mean that [27:59] the ummah, the Islamic um will have less [28:01] land that have Sharia law implemented on [28:03] it. Same thing with Syria. They were [28:05] afraid that the Jews will get autonomy, [28:07] the Christians and other that mean that [28:09] the land that is under Sharia, the [28:10] oppression of Sharia will not be [28:12] anymore. Same thing with Palestine. [28:13] Saudi Arabia was all against Palestine. [28:14] And all of a sudden Donald Trump comes [28:16] and says, "Let's buy it." Like, "Whoa, [28:17] whoa, no, no, no, no, no." All of a [28:19] sudden, they're prop Palestine because [28:20] again, Muslims losing their grab over [28:23] land. And it's always been the game. [28:25] They want to conquer the world and [28:27] they're not willing to give a piece of [28:30] land to the Christians or the Jews [28:31] because that's a big big loss to their [28:33] prophet Muhammad and etc. But I want to [28:35] ask you a question is actually that's a [28:37] very that's something that I haven't had [28:38] an answer for. [28:40] Let's say now we take down, we topple [28:43] the Iranian regime, [28:45] which I think Israel wants that, America [28:47] wants that. It's a great thing. [28:49] But could the Iranian people actually [28:53] make a better country for themselves? I [28:54] mean, the Iranian regime now, it's not [28:57] like there's like 30 really evil people [28:59] and the rest like it's using their own [29:01] people. So, they have a lot of [29:03] pro-Iranian regime people there. So, [29:06] what what do you think is going to [29:07] happen? Do you think they're capable of [29:09] actually taking that country and making [29:10] it better or is it going to become chaos [29:11] and mayhem? [29:13] >> You know, I don't know enough about [29:15] about the the makeup of Iran. I I've [29:17] never really been there. I've spoken to [29:18] a lot of people. Some people tell me, [29:20] experts tell me that it's like 30% are [29:23] anti-regime, 30% are pro-regime, and 30% [29:26] want an Islamic state, but that is not [29:29] as radical and not as harsh, but still [29:31] want to. That's what I heard from one [29:33] source. I when when I had guests on [29:36] saying that the Iranian people still [29:38] want some kind of Islamic country. Uh I [29:41] had lots of Iranian people writing to me [29:43] saying you don't know anything and and [29:45] we we want liberty and freedom. I also [29:47] see that they have this resalvi that [29:50] they uh uh that who seems like an [29:52] amazing person really who who there a [29:54] lot of people are backing. So I I don't [29:56] really know the answer. Like it's it's a [29:58] little you know what I mean? Like Iran [30:00] is a very it's a has a lot of different [30:02] peoples in it. Uh different ethnicities. [30:06] It it is on the one hand an ancient [30:08] country. On the other hand, it's got all [30:10] these other peoples like you know Zeris [30:11] and other people that are that are [30:13] there. And so um you you know it's one [30:15] of these things where if you ask me [30:17] about Israel, you ask me about the Arabs [30:19] in my region, I know a lot about it [30:20] because I've seen it. I felt it. I I [30:22] feel in general that it's very hard to [30:24] talk about a country until you're there, [30:26] until you've seen it for yourself. And [30:28] the only thing that I've seen is, you [30:29] know, the show Tehran and I've also been [30:31] to Los Angeles to like I don't know [30:34] enough really to to say it. Um but I [30:37] trust that the people of Iran are smart, [30:41] are ancient, and they'll find a way to [30:44] have a better regime. I think that they [30:46] regret the 1979 [30:49] uh um revolution and I see those [30:53] students in the streets and I want to [30:54] believe, you know, now now the one thing [30:56] I I think I would I would say to you is [30:59] let's not make the same mistake that we [31:00] made in Iraq thinking that like let's [31:03] just go in there, we'll liberate the [31:04] people and and they'll just work it out [31:06] magically. No, they're probably going to [31:08] need some some counseling, some helping, [31:11] maybe some intermediate government that [31:14] is forced and then the people will start [31:16] to get organized, not just to leave it [31:18] to itself into into bloodletting and to [31:20] into, you know, chaos. So, I would say [31:23] that we have to, you know, make up make [31:24] a plan. But your critique or question [31:27] and critique is fair. I've heard that [31:28] from other people as well saying there [31:30] doesn't seem to be a very planned out uh [31:34] uh revolution that that there's not like [31:37] a government that's waiting to come in. [31:39] >> I would ask our friend Meer Tusi uh who [31:42] came on the show and you know he he's a [31:44] he's an Iranian guy and he he knows the [31:45] stuff just like I would ask you about [31:47] about Drews uh and and what they're [31:49] doing and how they're fairing. By the [31:51] way, how are the in short and I want to [31:52] go to my next guest but I just want to [31:54] ask you Mansour Ashkar how are the Drews [31:57] fairing? You and I a few months ago were [31:59] on together. They were being massacred [32:01] by the Syrian regime. Syrian jihadist [32:04] ISIS type regime is still there. How are [32:06] your friends and family and and and the [32:09] people that you represent doing? [32:11] >> So, they're not doing too well. They're [32:13] still under siege more than 224 days if [32:16] I'm not mistaken. Under siege, cannot [32:18] leave the mountain. Uh if they go out, [32:20] they get picked, shot, kidnapped, and [32:22] murdered. and uh not not only them but [32:26] also all the other minorities as we're [32:28] speaking if people haven't noticed [32:29] whenever there's a big world catastrophe [32:32] or event that's when the Syrian regime [32:33] choose to focus on another eth ethnicity [32:36] and basically cleanse them so now the [32:38] war in Iran they went on the Kurds when [32:40] everybody's eyes on Iran they went on [32:42] the Kurds before they went on the Jews [32:43] and the Christians and [32:45] >> and before that with on the Alawites [32:47] >> on the Alawites exactly so every [32:49] minority which was the whole idea before [32:52] to cleanse Syria from all the [32:54] non-Muslims. So if you're talking about [32:55] a real ethnic cleansing that is [32:56] happening, it's in Syria. Now, what's [32:58] concerning to most right now, the Jews [33:01] and the Christians and other minorities [33:02] in Syria, is seeing how all of a sudden [33:05] under the leadership of Tom Barak, [33:07] America have abandoned the Kurds, which [33:10] were their allies on the ground, and [33:11] went and sided with ISIS and al-Qaeda. [33:14] And then they went and killed the Kurds [33:16] and released all the prisoners from the [33:18] jails. like literally released ISIS [33:20] prisoners with Syrian soldiers wearing [33:22] ISIS patches and did that with the [33:24] support of America cuz Stone Barak went [33:26] in with a clear statement even we are [33:28] now with these guys they're are helping [33:29] us fight ISIS but they're not. So the [33:32] people in Syria are seeing that and [33:34] they're terrified because they like wow [33:37] next round is going to come again and it [33:39] looks like they managed to actually fool [33:41] the Americans to believe that ISIS and [33:44] al-Qaeda are the good guys and anyone [33:45] who's fighting is the bad guys which is [33:47] something unheard of. [33:48] And the the average American doesn't [33:50] even know about that. [33:53] You know, here you want to hear a crazy [33:56] conspiracy one. That's that's a good one [33:58] actually. So [34:00] Kurdish soldiers who are fighting with [34:03] America to defeat ISIS who are backed up [34:06] and trained by the US and they received [34:08] US equipment that had a dead man switch [34:10] in it which mean if it ever falls into [34:12] the hands of ISIS, America had the power [34:14] to stop that equipment from working. [34:16] from rocket launchers all the way to [34:17] armored vehicles and etc. Some Kurdish [34:21] reports are saying that these weapons [34:23] and technology stopped working when ISIS [34:26] and al-Qaeda came to attack them because [34:28] the Kurds were the strongest army in [34:30] Syria. The strongest and they were taken [34:33] down in two days. Unbelievable. Like [34:35] completely. So some of them are saying [34:38] did America shut the switch on us? [34:40] >> What happened here? or the Turks. The [34:43] Turks got permission from the Americans, [34:45] tell them, "Listen, shut the switch. [34:47] We're going to go fight ISIS." So, they [34:48] sold them this kind of lie. And America [34:50] said, "Okay, Tom Barack convinced the [34:52] US." Listen, guys. And Tom Barak is [34:54] very, very invested. I call Tom Barak [34:56] the ep the Arab Epstein of the Arab [34:58] world. If you see the the level of [35:01] corruption that he is in it when it [35:03] comes to Arab elites in the Middle East [35:04] is insane. He was investigated by the [35:06] DOG for that. for that exactly for being [35:09] an agent for these countries and he was [35:11] also on the Epstein file and he's right [35:13] now leading this thing that is [35:15] devastating catastrophic for Israel for [35:17] the Middle East for all the minorities [35:18] which is empowering Turkey and the jihad [35:21] in Syria to come and be the strong force [35:25] that takes Syria and bring again an [35:27] October 7th threat into our borders. [35:29] They also want to put them in Gaza. [35:32] Mansour, I'm going to ask you to send me [35:34] some more information, videos or [35:36] articles on this. I need to know more [35:37] about this. I feel like I don't know [35:39] enough about it and I'm going to read [35:40] about it and then have you on again to [35:42] discuss what's really going on. Uh I [35:44] don't like to be, you know, outside of [35:45] the no and I don't I don't know [35:47] everything you're talking about. And you [35:49] know what? [35:51] Again, it's this moment where I say [35:53] Israel had a chance, has a chance to [35:55] empower the Drews, empower the Kurds, [35:58] empower others, make them part of the [36:01] satellites, arm them, train them, give [36:04] them independence, and help create a a [36:08] kind of puzzle of the Middle East of [36:09] anti- jihad uh uh pro- liberty, pro [36:13] peace uh folks that are united in a kind [36:15] of belt uh that pushes back on jihadism. [36:18] That's not what's happening. Uh, that's [36:19] not what we're saying. [36:21] >> Mansour, I want to thank you so much for [36:22] being with us. You're an Israeli Drews, [36:25] uh, a father, former IDF special forces [36:27] officer. You live abroad. You're a [36:29] YouTuber and you're out in Oregon [36:31] shooting guns with friends. I hope you [36:33] enjoy the time there and wish you lots [36:35] of blessings. Thank you so much for [36:36] coming on in on such short notice. [36:38] Appreciate it. [36:38] >> Thank you, Sh. The pleasure is mine. [36:40] >> Kavad Mansour, thank you so much for [36:42] being with us. And now we have somebody [36:44] who's a special guest uh of the show [36:47] today. Uh and um [36:51] uh Sinoir Synuali uh is somebody who is [36:55] uh uh has more uh he he is more on [37:01] Israeli media than any other uh what he [37:05] calls Palestinian Arab. uh he is uh a [37:08] Fata representative but he is fighting [37:10] hard for reform within the PA and he's [37:14] standing up against uh uh uh Mansour [37:18] Abbas who is today the the leader who [37:21] seems to never die within the [37:23] Palestinian Authority and we have uh [37:26] with us Sinir which is fun because [37:28] excuse me Sam Sinir we we Simir is a [37:32] different guy he's gone but Sam is with [37:34] us Sam shalom and thank you so much for [37:36] joining us here on Ishi Fleer TV. Thank [37:38] you sir. [37:40] >> Thank you. Thank you Rabbi. Well just [37:42] let me correct two names. So my name you [37:44] you corrected it's Sam [37:47] >> and then I am opposition to Mahmud Abbas [37:49] and not Mans Abbas. Mansour Abbas is MK [37:52] and he's an politician. [37:54] >> Let me start this again. Okay. Sam Juali [37:57] is a Palestinian political activist. [37:59] Samur is the only high-profile [38:00] Palestinian politician who visited the [38:02] Gaza envelope after the 7th of October [38:05] and condemned Kamas in front of cameras. [38:07] Sam visited the Shiva, the the the [38:11] morning period of the Bibbas family who [38:14] was murdered in Samaria and asked Bibbas [38:16] for a pardon. Summer was in Israeli jail [38:19] at the age of 15 uh and and for 5 years [38:22] and was later elected uh after his [38:25] release to be the head of the Fata [38:27] youth. He was elected as the head of the [38:29] international um and Israeli relations [38:32] on the Israeli uh and the FATA supreme [38:36] committee was in charge of relations [38:38] between Fata and the majority uh uh and [38:41] and major political parties in Europe uh [38:43] in the Arab world as well as in Israel. [38:45] He is the voice of opposition to Makm to [38:48] Mahmud Abbas, not Mansurbas, and calls [38:50] for Palestinian reforms and democracy [38:52] and believes in Israeli Palestinian [38:54] dialogue and coexistence, which is it's [38:56] very fun to have you. Before we even get [38:58] to anything else, uh, Sam, uh, tell me [39:02] what you're seeing. What is the big [39:03] picture right now? How do you see the [39:05] situation? Gaza, Iran, Arabs in Jude and [39:08] Samaria, Arabs in Israel. Give me your [39:10] perspective for a second. [39:13] Well, the last two and a half years were [39:17] very painful to everybody [39:20] and there was a lot of uh pain, a lot of [39:25] of suffer. There was a a lot of of ugly [39:29] things that were happening on both sides [39:31] of of of the fence. But let me tell you [39:34] something because I'm part of the [39:37] Palestinian people. I don't know very [39:38] much Palestinians and I have been 38 [39:42] years engaged in in dialogue with the [39:44] Israelis [39:46] and I can claim that I I know I [39:50] understand the Israelis very well. I [39:52] understand [39:54] the need and necessity for security. I [39:58] understand also their share of the pain. [40:02] And let me tell you something. I [40:05] discovered rabbi that the whole world [40:09] including us towards each other. [40:12] We try to judge ourselves and the other [40:15] side uh see the other side and see [40:19] ourselves from a very surface way and on [40:23] a surface level there is a dark black [40:28] image. Okay. Uh this conflict hasn't [40:31] been a very nice one to anybody. [40:35] Uh there is a lot of hard feelings. [40:37] There is a lot of ins incitement, [40:39] hatred. It's there. You can see it. You [40:42] can see it in a very clear way. But if [40:45] somebody is able to dive a little bit [40:50] at a certain depth, [40:52] we can discover a reservoir of joint [40:55] humanity. A common humanity that brings [40:59] everybody who is living here between the [41:01] river to the sea. Everybody is human [41:04] being. Nobody can claim that anybody the [41:08] other side collectively is not human. So [41:12] if we are able to build our relation and [41:16] connect on that level of depth, we will [41:20] be able to be in a better place. [41:23] The majority now of people are confused. [41:29] There is mistrust. [41:30] The term that there is no partner on the [41:33] other side. It's true. That's how both [41:36] sides feel to each other. [41:39] Mhm. [41:40] >> And you know this term of partner is not [41:43] only a political need. It is definitely [41:47] a security requirement. There should be [41:50] a partner on the other side and that [41:53] partner will be the safety valve for [41:56] security for freedom for everything that [42:00] lacks everybody. This conflict in a way [42:02] or another it's [42:06] two words. At one side it is security. [42:09] At the other side it's freedom. [42:11] >> It's also land. It's also land and it's [42:14] also God. Right. Like for me for me for [42:16] me when I hear what you're saying I say [42:19] to myself it's not that there's really [42:20] an other side. There's there's two [42:22] different national goals and for me [42:25] think for me being a a so-called settler [42:28] or resettler uh and I'm proud of that. [42:31] Uh it's really not so complex. I say the [42:34] land belongs to the Jewish people to [42:35] Israel. We have other nations living [42:37] amongst us. They have personal rights [42:40] certainly, but maybe not national [42:42] rights. And so I want to see Arabs that [42:45] love Israel, that want to live in this [42:47] land, so-called Palestinians, live a [42:49] good life, live with upward mobility. I [42:51] give residency uh to to Arabs that call [42:55] themselves Palestinians as long as that [42:57] they're follow the law are are are [43:00] willing to be governed by by the Jewish [43:02] state Israel and are happy with their [43:04] with their identity as Arabs as as [43:07] so-called Palestinians as as Muslims as [43:09] long as they accept that, you know, [43:11] there's a Jewish state and that's the [43:13] state that they live in and and that [43:14] they're willing to to use the the [43:17] blessings of the Jewish state for for [43:19] upward mobility and and what I just [43:21] said, all that I said now is something [43:23] that I hear all the time that Arabs say [43:26] to me, that's exactly what we're willing [43:27] to take. We're willing to take I hear in [43:30] I hear it all the time. Other Arabs say, [43:32] "No, we're not willing to do that, but [43:33] we are willing to sell." And just this [43:35] week, we had five big Arab houses be [43:38] sold to to Jews in Hebron legally. Uh [43:42] there was no violence. There's no [43:44] anything. Now, now Jews are living [43:46] amongst Arabs in a big Arab [43:47] neighborhood, but there so far no [43:48] problems and we don't expect any [43:50] problems. So, we we have a solution for [43:52] the other side. We just from my my [43:54] perspective, we just have to be [43:56] assertive, aggressive, and then we'll [43:59] have many Arabs who are going to thank [44:00] us for the opportunity to live in in in [44:03] a very successful state called Israel uh [44:06] and take away from them the uh [44:09] Palestinian Authority, the PA. So to me [44:11] to me the solution is not so it's not so [44:14] complex and the other side has been [44:16] repressed a lot the decent other side [44:18] and we have to let those decent people [44:21] have the safety and security to speak [44:23] and to and to speak their willingness to [44:25] live you know amongst amongst Jews in [44:27] the state of Israel. Well, this could be [44:31] a valid opinion within the Israeli [44:34] society, but I don't think it represent [44:35] the majority of Israelis for the simple [44:38] fact what prevented Israel, including [44:41] the current full rightwing [44:44] Yamin Malmi to do annexation. Okay. So, [44:48] it's [44:50] >> but they're moving towards that. They're [44:51] not [44:52] >> I don't know what is what I don't know [44:54] what is ready. I mean, this is a a [44:56] decision that is ready. We just it can [44:58] take 5 minutes in the cabinet. I mean, [45:00] this decision needs to be [45:02] >> the country is not ready yet because [45:03] they're not ready with infrastructure [45:05] for Arabs and a million other things. [45:06] You know, that the that the security [45:08] cabinet just just last week made huge [45:11] decisions about about seeing um having [45:15] an easier time to purchase from Arabs in [45:17] Judea and Samaria to be able to see the [45:19] ledgers and full full Jewish control [45:21] where Jews are found. And they walk back [45:23] part of the Oslo Accord. So, you do know [45:26] the I trust I I trust you know I trust [45:29] you know Israelis and Israeli politics [45:31] much better than me and you can give [45:33] them [45:33] >> I know you know it better than me. You [45:35] know it better than me. I know you know [45:36] it better than me. Let don't be tricky. [45:39] >> I want I want to tell you something. I I [45:41] have lots of friend in the left, in the [45:43] center, in the right in the far right. [45:46] You are one of them. I'm I'm very proud [45:48] to to to say that you are a friend if [45:51] you accept my friendship. [45:52] >> I do and I know you do. But it's not as [45:56] easy as it looks. Okay. I mean, but let [46:00] us say that theoretically you're correct [46:02] that Israel is so determined. The Israel [46:04] I know [46:06] 70% of them currently oppose a political [46:10] settlement that based on the two-state [46:12] solution out of security [46:14] concerns not really out of ideology. [46:17] Ideology is there but maybe it's 10 to [46:19] 15% of of the Israeli society. But yet [46:23] if if that's true, if if your confidence [46:27] is accurate that Israel knows what it [46:30] wants to do with the Palestinian and [46:32] that the option is an extension and he's [46:34] doing it. What are you waiting for? I [46:38] have been hearing this. I have been I [46:40] have been hearing this. It is a slogan [46:42] on the wall. Rabbi, nobody really put [46:45] content to it. Nobody really understand [46:47] its consequences. told you. I just told [46:49] you that the security cabinet made [46:52] decisions that basically start to roll [46:54] back the Y accords and the Hebrron [46:56] Accords. You're right. It's a process. [46:57] It's taking time. But but I think the [46:59] Arabs the Arabs in in at least where I [47:02] live, they they see it happening. They [47:04] see it happen. They see the army [47:05] support. [47:06] >> They waited little farms. If they were [47:08] serious, Labai, if if they were serious, [47:11] if I was one of the member of that [47:14] cabinet, I have I would have done it in [47:17] January 23 [47:19] directly after [47:22] you don't do it in you don't do it in an [47:25] election campaign period. Okay. So, this [47:27] is I see this as a as more an election [47:29] campaign more than anyhow. Anyhow, the [47:31] Jews you the Jews being slow and and [47:34] rolling back a bad policy is I I can't I [47:38] totally I have to agree with you. What [47:39] can I say? Of course, I agree with you. [47:41] Uh but that doesn't mean [47:42] >> anyhow annexation and and I want to I [47:45] want to ask some question aboutation. [47:47] Now look at me. I am I am your dream. I [47:50] am your dream. I am an ex Palestinian. [47:52] Okay. I'm I'm from from East Jerusalem. [47:55] I have the blue ID. I don't have [47:57] citizenship. I have the blue ID. I have [47:59] a a car with a yellow plate just like [48:02] your car. I can drive from Tel Aviv to [48:04] Kirat Arab. I can visit you in Hebron [48:06] and I can go for dinner in Tel Aviv. Uh [48:12] do you want another 5 million [48:14] Palestinians to be exactly like me? This [48:16] is my dream. It's your nightmare. Go [48:18] ahead. Please do it. [48:20] >> Waiting for I don't understand what what [48:23] happened. Where was the logical I missed [48:25] the logical point there? I missed a [48:27] loical point. Where where was the [48:28] nightmare? [48:30] >> The nightmare is that you will have [48:32] another 5 million Palestinians with [48:34] residency, right? [48:36] >> Where's the nightmare? [48:38] >> Well, I I I I just, you know, do do you [48:41] want do you want the your Hebrew [48:44] neighbors to start coming to the clinic [48:49] in in Kirat Arba? [48:51] Do you want [48:54] 50% of flight to be Palestinians on [48:57] board? [48:58] Rabbi, [48:58] >> I will tell you I will tell you a small [49:00] story. I will tell you a small story. [49:03] >> You said it was you. You pointed to [49:05] yourself. You explained to me that [49:07] you're an Arab with with a resident, [49:10] that you have freedom of travel. You [49:12] look like a successful person. You come [49:14] off great on camera. You speak well. You [49:17] look like you're doing well in life. [49:18] Just the the image that you give off. [49:20] Then you tell me that that five more pe [49:22] million people like me is your [49:24] nightmare. [49:25] >> Your nightmare. your nightmare. [49:28] >> Yeah. Did you My dream. My dream. I [49:31] would like to see [49:33] >> 5,000 5 million more Arabs like you who [49:36] who seem decent and have upward [49:38] mobility. [49:39] >> I'll tell you I'll tell you why. Because [49:42] >> I'll tell you why. I'll tell you I'll [49:44] tell you what you meant. I I'll tell you [49:45] what you meant. I'll help you. Okay. [49:47] What you meant is that you thought [49:48] >> No, I can explain myself, but I I want [49:50] you I want you to start this explanation [49:52] and then I'll follow up. Please. I I I I [49:55] was going to of course let you say it, [49:56] but but I meant to say that what you [49:58] think when you speak to me is that [50:00] you're talking to a Tel Aviv friend, [50:02] like a Tel Aviv lefty. You think that I [50:04] think that five million, let's say, you [50:08] know, it'll probably be be less because [50:10] a lot will leave, but let let's say some [50:11] number of of Arab residents in my land [50:14] is not is my nightmare. [50:18] I don't I don't I don't feel that way. I [50:20] never felt I it's confusing to I have I [50:23] have the impression I may be wrong that [50:26] most the Israelis would like to live in [50:28] a Jewish democratic state. [50:31] >> So a Jewish democratic state needs to [50:33] have a majority of Jews. [50:36] >> So I I I can't say I [50:38] >> that's so old talking points. That's [50:40] like TALKING POINTS FROM 20 YEARS AGO, [50:41] MAN. [50:42] >> So enlighten me. Enlighten me. How do [50:44] you see how do you see the future if you [50:46] if you achieve an accession now? [50:48] Enlighten me. Give me give me an like [50:51] every other Arab country. [50:53] >> I I I admit I admit Rabbi I have lack of [50:55] imagin imagination. Enlight me. Drive me [50:59] through the state of of residents, [51:03] inhabitants, citizens all together in a [51:05] one state reality that have an extension [51:08] of the whole land including the [51:09] inhabitants. Drive me through this. [51:11] >> Let me ask you this. What the hell is [51:13] the difference? We already have them as [51:15] residents or something else. already [51:17] under our care one way or the other. I [51:19] mean, this Palestinian Authority, you [51:21] perfectly well know that the money and [51:24] even the blue residency card for Arabs [51:26] in so-called PA is all comes printed in [51:28] Israel. We know it's the same thing. [51:30] What the hell is the difference? Let [51:31] there be a Makabi, a health clinic in in [51:33] Ramallah or or in El Khalil. You think [51:36] there's a difference? There's no [51:37] difference. Except the difference is [51:38] Israel will be strong, will be will be [51:40] sovereign. So what what's the problem? [51:42] Oh, you think I'm afraid of Arabs [51:43] sitting next to me in the airplane? Bro, [51:46] I live in I live I'm here in Judea and [51:48] Samaria. I shop with the Arabs. I drive [51:50] with the Arabs. You know, they're in my [51:51] mechanic shop. They're in they're in my [51:53] they're giving me the medicine in [51:55] gushion in the in the in thearmacies. [51:57] Come on. Who Who do you think you're [51:59] talking to? You're a Tel Aviv Jew. We [52:00] live with Arabs day in and day out. Come [52:02] on. You're telling me that that the the [52:04] decent Arabs that that that have [52:06] residency, I should be afraid of them. [52:07] Come on. You're talking to like lefty [52:09] Jews. I'm not like that around here. [52:10] >> Okay. We're not We know Arabs. [52:12] >> Well, okay. Well, okay. Well, okay. I I [52:14] I may have not uh included you in in [52:19] this but you the majority of Israelis [52:21] are sensitive to this issue. I'll tell [52:22] you a small story about [52:24] >> I was I was I was on a on a flight [52:28] coming back from a vacation with the [52:30] family and you know I am I'm a father of [52:33] nine kids. [52:34] >> Where's your vacation? [52:36] >> I was in in in Laka coming back to Tel [52:38] Aiv. It was a short flight. [52:40] >> I have nine kids. So nine kids. So I am [52:43] I am a Palestinian haredi in in in in [52:46] the scare of of of number of family. So [52:50] my wife asked my 12 years old son Yousef [52:53] to go and bring some hot water from the [52:55] flight attendants to feed to arrange the [52:58] formula for Omar who is 2 years old. [53:02] Yousef went. Yousef does not speak [53:04] Hebrew. He went and then he came back [53:06] with the flight attendants who was very [53:08] angry and he said who is the father? He [53:11] was shouting and he said, "I'm the [53:12] father. What's wrong?" He said, "You [53:14] need to educate your son." I asked my [53:18] son, "What has happened?" He said, he [53:19] asked me in Hebrew. I said, "I don't [53:21] speak Hebrew." He told me, "Are you [53:23] American?" I answered them in English. I [53:25] told him, "No, I am Palestinian." And he [53:26] got angry. Okay? He got angry. And when [53:30] my son said again, Palestinian, the [53:33] flight attendant got angry again. And he [53:35] said, "This is my second warning. You [53:36] cannot be on and claim to be [53:39] Palestinian." And I am a Palestinian [53:41] that has plat I am a platinum member in [53:46] guys I am loyal. I like I fly. I take my [53:50] my my my family. I have the highest [53:52] status of but can be an iselian like [53:56] that like American Germans I also [54:00] Palestinians. But I know that this this [54:04] word also it was very heavy for you to [54:07] digest. You said he claims to be a [54:09] Palestinian who claims to be like I [54:11] don't It's true cuz I don't I don't like [54:12] that word for a very simple reason [54:14] because when I see Palestine on a cup [54:17] that's sold in the old city, it has the [54:19] whole map of Israel and says Palestine. [54:21] So I don't like Palestine because [54:22] Palestine has you can find cups in Tel [54:25] Aviv that have the whole map and say [54:27] Israel. I mean we both [54:30] >> Okay. So you see [54:31] >> I'm I'm against Palestine. I I'm not [54:33] here to be I am against Palestine. I'm [54:36] against Palestine trying to take over my [54:37] land. I I'm admitting it. I'm telling [54:39] you right now. I'm If you give me a cup [54:40] that says Israel, I'm happy. You give me [54:42] a cup that says Palestine, I'm like, [54:43] "These people are my enemies. They want [54:45] to destroy me." Happens to be that [54:46] you're a cool guy [54:49] on No, I don't think it should be both [54:51] at all. I should I I want to erase the [54:52] the concept of Palestine and and have it [54:55] take over my land. I absolutely reject [54:57] it and and I think that Palestine is the [54:59] enemy of Israel and has been globally, [55:01] you know, that from the river to the [55:03] sea. They want to erase Israel. So, I [55:04] want to erase the thing that wants to [55:06] erase me. I'm not denying it. [55:07] >> Well, I I don't think that anyone really [55:09] intend to drive the other side to the [55:11] sea. And let me tell you something. [55:13] >> Nobody intends to drive the other side [55:16] into the sea. You're right. It's it's [55:17] it's just a they just they don't even [55:19] mean it. That's such the classic like [55:21] Arab type of thing. No, the guys that [55:23] threw rocks at you are from a different [55:25] village and they came up and it's small [55:27] rocks. It's not Come on. Do me a favor. [55:29] Hamas doesn't intend to drive us into [55:31] the sea. Come on. Come on. [55:33] >> Well, yeah. Maybe Hamas, but Hamas is [55:35] not the Palestinians. [55:36] >> And and Rabbi, let me let me let me let [55:39] me a little bit speak about history and [55:41] about religious. You started with with I [55:44] think very nice statements at the [55:46] beginning on on land, on God, on [55:48] history, on religion. Let me share with [55:51] you how I see the religious rel relation [55:55] between both of us. And I will I will [55:57] say it very honestly. You know, we are [55:59] today in Ramadan. I have been fasting [56:02] the way we most And I wanted to say to [56:04] you Ramadan Karim by the way or Ramadan. [56:07] >> Thank you Ramadan. The way we fast [56:10] Muslims is exactly the way Jews fast. We [56:14] stop eating and drinking at early [56:17] morning until sunset. [56:20] I noticed also from my several visits to [56:23] synagogues [56:26] uh that before entering to the prayer [56:28] room there is a washroom. It's exactly [56:31] what we have in our mosques. There is [56:33] the washroom where we both wash our [56:36] hands before we enter to to the pray. We [56:40] pray three times at least identically at [56:43] the same timing. We pray two more but [56:46] three of our prayers the three Jewish [56:49] prayers and among the five Muslim [56:51] prayers three of them are exactly on the [56:54] same timing of Jewish prayers. There is [56:56] a lot of common ground between [56:58] religions. We have inherited all the [57:00] morality of the Jewish religion. Now [57:03] there are some people who are [57:06] politicizing Islam. [57:08] >> One second. You forgot [57:09] >> an ugly way. [57:10] >> You forgot to say also that uh Arab who [57:14] selfidentify as Palestinians have a very [57:16] close uh DNA to the Jews that our [57:20] languages are similar. Uh we have a very [57:22] close language system. Uh and so [57:25] therefore uh Jews and Arabs are related. [57:28] That's one of the reasons why it's so [57:30] upsetting sometimes when you see that [57:33] they call Jewish uh uh presence in the [57:36] land of Israel an occupation and that [57:38] somehow we're foreign when they know [57:39] perfectly well that we are cousins, that [57:41] we're from the same place, that we're [57:43] from the same region, that we speak [57:44] similar language, similar DNA. So the [57:46] lie of occupation is an amazing lie as [57:48] though we don't belong here, as though [57:50] we're white, colonialist, apartheitist. [57:52] Now you're telling us that we have a lot [57:54] of similarity just because we're from [57:55] the same region from the same father [57:57] Abraham. We trace our lineage to Abraham [57:59] directly. But somehow in in the Arab and [58:01] Muslim world, we've been it's been kind [58:03] of like erased that that we're the [58:05] children of Abraham that were [58:06] >> well this is this is something that [58:08] should be corrected. I think there is [58:10] some slight correction that should [58:13] happen to the two narratives. Now the [58:16] two narratives uh deny the links of the [58:19] other side to the land. I think we as [58:22] Palestinians should start by correcting [58:24] our narrative. We should recognize the [58:26] historical links of Jews to this land [58:28] because it is a fact. It is even [58:32] documented most powerfully in our holy [58:34] book in the Quran in the biggest chapter [58:36] surah Bakar. We can have exactly the the [58:40] same stories of Abraham Aenu, our our [58:44] father Abraham and Joseph and Moses. The [58:47] same stories you find in the Torah, you [58:49] find in in in the Quran. So there is no [58:53] reason for us to deny this system. Yes, [58:56] you belong here, but also there is no [59:00] reason to ignore the fact that Jews have [59:03] never been alone in this. There was [59:04] always others and these others are us. I [59:08] don't deny that there's other [59:10] >> there is there is a long right [59:12] >> I I don't think [59:13] >> there is a long [59:15] >> I just don't think there's ever [59:16] Palestine and and therefore I think that [59:19] that Arabs who identify as Arabs, [59:21] Muslims, Palestinians, whatever that is, [59:22] they should live within Israel just like [59:24] we live within Arab countries. Not a [59:26] problem. Well, well well [59:29] rabbi 3 3,00 3,500 years mostly were [59:34] years of coexistence between Jews Jews [59:37] and Islam. The last 100 years went [59:39] wrong. Only the last 100 years went [59:41] wrong. [59:41] >> Islam is only 1500 years old. Let's [59:43] let's 1400 years. Let's not let's not [59:45] exaggerate. Okay. You mean maybe [59:48] >> I'm saying that it's only it's only 14 [59:50] it's only 1,400 years old Islam, which [59:52] is okay, which is a long time. But I'm [59:54] just saying, let's not let's not [59:55] exaggerate. The 3,000 years there hasn't [59:58] been Muslims, maybe Arabs or or local [60:00] peoples uh uh that that were related. [60:02] Maybe children of Abraham, but you know, [60:04] Islam is is the youngest of the three [60:06] great Abrahamic religions. [60:08] >> Uh in the generations that have been [60:10] occupying, but let me tell you [60:12] something. Uh Ra, [60:14] uh if if you go to demographical fact, [60:17] now let's leave a little bit the [60:19] religious and historical aspects. If you [60:22] go to the demographical fact, there are [60:24] 7 million Jews between the river and the [60:27] the sea and there are 7 million non-Jews [60:30] on the same. [60:31] >> I think that's an exaggeration, but I [60:33] think wait I I have to say it my way. I [60:35] think that there are probably [60:38] a little bit less than 2 million Arabs [60:40] in Judea and Samaria, the so-called West [60:42] Bank. About 2 million Arabs living in [60:44] Israel regular, and who knows, but you [60:47] know, less than 2 million Arabs living [60:49] in Gaza. So approximately let's say 6 [60:52] million maybe 5 million uh uh uh Arabs [60:55] who can identify as Palestinians and 7 [60:58] million Jews. That's what I think is [61:00] between [61:00] >> well the most recent statistics shows [61:04] 7,200,000. [61:05] Anyway, [61:07] uh [61:10] you go to the West Bank, Judea and [61:13] Samaria, using the Jewish term. [61:16] There are currently like 500,000 [61:19] Jews living in Judea and Samaria and the [61:22] West Bank. [61:24] Despite the right-wing government that [61:27] has invested billions of shakers in the [61:31] last 3 years including 7 billion in [61:33] roads only and you can also know a lot [61:37] of of uh measures that has been taken by [61:40] there is a negative migration. [61:43] Jews who are leaving the West Bank are [61:46] more than those who [61:47] >> No, they are. Well, I I I have I have I [61:50] have I have the statistics. There is [61:51] >> the word Palestinian statistics is is [61:54] usually an oxy. [61:55] >> No, no, no. It's it's a very Jewish very [61:57] Israeli statistics. It's it's it's the [61:59] >> there is no statistic. There is no there [62:03] is no credible statistic that says that [62:06] Jews are leaving Judea and Samaria. Jews [62:07] are moving into Judea. I know Sam I I am [62:11] I am a a a uh a city councilman in this [62:14] town here in Judea. We are exploding. [62:17] can't build fast enough around here. [62:19] Every house that's that that that we [62:21] build cost three million shekel and it's [62:22] filled in a second. Okay? We have farms, [62:25] we've got caravans, we've got people [62:26] moving in. We buy Arab houses, they're [62:28] moving in. Do me a favor. There are no [62:30] And not only that, summer. When I was [62:32] born, there were three million Jews in [62:33] the land of Israel. Today, there are [62:35] seven. You guys can keep rolling up [62:37] these dreams, these these statistics. [62:39] And [62:40] >> no, I have no I I I I don't play I I [62:42] don't think numbers numbers really [62:44] matter. It's principles more. So, I'm [62:46] I'm very happy to see more Jews more [62:48] Jews coming and settling here. And I [62:50] mean, even let me tell you something, [62:53] Rama. The way I see the two-step [62:56] solution, which I believe it's the only [62:58] >> Carlson, okay, don't don't be giving us [63:00] weird facts and then and then later [63:03] apologizing. There are not there's [63:04] >> I can I can share I can share you. I can [63:07] share with you. I can share with you. [63:09] >> You can share all you want. There is no [63:10] negative migration. I'm telling my [63:12] audience what what Sam said is not true. [63:15] There is no negative migration from uh [63:18] from Judea and Samaria of Jews. That's [63:19] just factually not true. We are moving [63:22] in constantly and we're building it up. [63:24] You can send me anything you want. I see [63:26] >> I can I I can correct my my information. [63:29] I will share with you the link of these [63:31] statistics. I'll be happy to receive [63:32] from you a more accurate link and then I [63:34] will update. But I will share with you [63:36] it's a Jewish Israeli source that has [63:40] shows this actually they updated on a [63:43] weekly basis. You can see where do they [63:45] you have some negative immigration where [63:48] okay in some towns they come more [63:52] let's go on let's not waste time of of [63:54] my [63:54] >> I want to I want to tell you I want to [63:56] tell you about the way I see a smart [64:00] two-state solution a two-state solution [64:03] that guarantees Israelis and the Jewish [64:07] people a Jewish democratic state which I [64:10] think the majority of Israelis would [64:12] like to [64:14] and also guarantees the Palestinians [64:16] their statethood [64:18] where I am totally against of any Jews [64:21] to be forced to leave. It's not like [64:23] evacuating Sai. If you Rabbi would like [64:28] to stay in Hebrew as an Israeli citizen, [64:32] as a Jewish Israeli citizen who is [64:35] resident in the state of Palestine, [64:37] where the state of Palestine will be [64:38] 100% responsible on your security and [64:41] you respect its laws. Nobody should push [64:44] any Jews away. [64:46] >> What a beautiful thought. What a [64:48] beautiful thought. And I'm giving you [64:49] the same offer. You want to be a [64:51] resident of the state of Israel and the [64:53] state of Israel will be in charge of [64:55] your security. You could be a resident [64:57] and no Arabs should have to leave if [64:59] they are [65:00] >> I accept. I accept but but I have I have [65:05] understood and respected your need to be [65:07] a citizen of at least one state and I [65:09] said you are an Israeli citizen. I want [65:11] to be a resident of the state of of of [65:13] Israel but under which residency? What [65:16] will be my residency? What will be my [65:18] passport? Do you want me to continue my [65:21] life and my kids without any kind of [65:24] residency at least in one state? What is [65:26] the state that I should belong to? [65:28] >> Residency in the state of Israel. [65:30] Residency in the state [65:30] >> and citizenship and citizenship. [65:32] >> No citizenship. want to be sitting [65:35] >> rabbi for God's sake. [65:37] >> We are in we are in the 21st century. [65:40] Rabbi [65:41] >> cannot say that some people hey can I [65:43] ask you question [65:44] >> everybody on the surface of this [65:46] >> the majority of people that live in [65:47] Qatar are they citizens? Majority of [65:49] people that live in [65:50] >> they are citizens of a certain state. [65:52] Yes. Yeah. They come from India they are [65:55] res citizens of India resident of Qatar. [65:58] They come from Pakistan. They are [66:00] Pakistani. What am I to you if I want to [66:03] be resident of the state of of Islam? [66:05] >> Under what citizenship? Which passport? [66:08] >> No. What the problem? We'll get you [66:10] Jordanian. We'll get you Syrian. We'll [66:12] get you Saudi. [66:13] >> None of them. None of them will cons [66:16] consider us. You haven't been able to [66:18] convince one state to have immigrants [66:20] from Gaza. Let's be realistic. Let's go [66:22] to politic. We know that you got you [66:26] Arabs hate one another so badly that you [66:28] can't even give your own people [66:29] citizenship even though they're living [66:30] in a different country. [66:31] >> It's not the same people. Jordanians are [66:32] Jordanians. Lebanese are Lebanese. [66:34] Syrians are Syrians. Israelis are [66:37] Palestinian Palestinian. Some of you, [66:39] you're not talking to a Tel Aviv lefty. [66:41] Okay? I know what Jordanians are and I [66:43] know they're the exact same people. I've [66:45] been to Jordan. I know the crossing. I [66:47] know that it's all a big Palestinian [66:48] crossing. Do me a favor. Keep the keep [66:50] the silly stuff for the lefties in Tel [66:52] Aviv. I know what Jordan is. It's a [66:54] totally fake country which we totally [66:56] know is the other Palestine. Do me a [66:58] favor and so we will get your Jordanian [67:00] citizenship that you so want. Although [67:02] we all know what Arab citizenship is in [67:04] any Arab country. It means nothing, [67:06] right? An Israeli residency is 10 times [67:08] better than a Jordanian citizenship and [67:10] you know it. So I say [67:13] bring the Jordanian to the table. Let [67:16] them say we grant them citizenship. I [67:18] will accept your residency. Okay. Let's [67:20] start with this. bring the ordinance to [67:21] the table to say that I'll tell you what [67:24] >> we are accepting to provide citizens. [67:26] I'll I'll go to the so-called king, [67:28] okay? I'll go to king Abdullah and his [67:31] wife Rana, right? And I'll go over there [67:34] and and uh and I'll say to them like [67:36] this. Right now, we provide you water [67:39] and electricity and security, we all [67:42] know that without Israeli security, [67:43] without Israeli water, without Israeli [67:45] electricity, Jordan is dead. So, how [67:47] about we'll do this? we you will grant [67:51] our Arabs citizenship so Sam could feel [67:53] that he has citizenship and we will [67:56] continue to provide you with all the [67:57] things that make your country go if not [68:00] if you can't help us with our problem [68:02] and give these decent Arabs like summer [68:04] a citizenship so that we can give them [68:06] residency and the rest will be under our [68:07] we we will take care of them okay then [68:10] you will not have our water electricity [68:12] security and you'll go the way of the [68:14] dodo which is what uh what uh you know [68:18] you know the natural thing that Jordan [68:20] can do is, you know, go the way of the [68:21] Nebotans and and and evaporate into the [68:24] desert. So I say, "No problem. We'll [68:26] we'll we'll have a talk with the [68:27] Jordanians. I know how to talk with [68:28] them. I I can speak their language in [68:31] that sense and and you will have both a [68:33] Jordanian citizenship and Israeli [68:36] residency as long as you can, you know, [68:38] as long as you're and don't worry, [68:40] you'll fly on a problem. You'll fly. I I [68:44] I understand really that you know you [68:48] need to fight for a cause you believe in [68:50] and I respect this but you know also the [68:55] fact that there are 7 million [68:56] Palestinians who feel Palestinian who [68:59] give themselves this kind of identity [69:02] should be respected. I mean, who told [69:04] you that I feel Jordanian? Who told you [69:06] that I feel Egyptian? I feel Palestinian [69:08] rabbi. [69:09] >> And somebody needs to to acknowledge [69:11] that. [69:12] >> If Palestinian means like being a Drews [69:14] where you have a town that has an Arab [69:17] culture, let's call it a for the sake of [69:19] argument, we'll call it a Palestinian [69:21] culture and all that kind of stuff. I [69:23] don't have a problem with that. I only [69:24] have a problem if you say, "I want a [69:26] different state in your land." You want [69:28] a different state in my land. Now we got [69:29] a war. Now we got a problem. Now we have [69:31] to have [69:32] >> well we we we need to continue such a [69:34] deep dialogue in a way that we try our [69:37] best to fulfill the needs of everybody [69:40] in this land both people in this land. [69:44] Now there could be other scenarios that [69:46] we can I mean if it is not the two state [69:49] then maybe it's something else but it [69:51] needs to [69:54] acknowledge the needs of the [69:56] Palestinians who have their own [70:00] national pride and we need to be sure [70:03] that Jews are respected with their [70:06] heritage with their state with their [70:09] Jewish democratic state a state that is [70:11] fully integrated in the Middle is that [70:15] we see ourselves as ally all together [70:18] against the threat that you have your [70:20] previous guest talking about. It's Iran. [70:22] Iran is the challenge for all of us. [70:25] They don't like the Sunnis. They don't [70:26] like the Jews. They are a threat to [70:29] everybody and they are exessional threat [70:31] to maybe the whole stability of the [70:33] Middle East. So we need to focus on [70:35] this. And I think the region understand [70:38] this strategic threat. The sudis have [70:42] this feeling with the Israelis that [70:44] there is a threat in in in that regime [70:46] in the Amiratis. Look about the Abraham [70:50] accord especially during the war. Rabbi, [70:53] I am as a Palestinian. I was really [70:56] impressed how the Abrahamic agreements [71:00] stayed hold all the time during the war [71:03] where the Emiratis at the peak of the [71:05] war quadrupled their flights to Tel Aviv [71:09] from Abu Dhabi and Dubai. When all the [71:11] American airlines and the European [71:13] airlines, the you know usual allies of [71:18] Israel stopped flying, the Amiratis [71:20] quadrupled their flight. That's so in a [71:22] way or another the endorsement of the [71:26] Jewish people of Israel as a state you [71:28] rabbi with what you represent where you [71:31] live now can be strongly through the [71:34] region that has the willingness to do [71:36] this integration. It's just we need to [71:39] see how can the Palestinian [71:43] issue be integrated in the discussions [71:46] and the concerns and the arrangements in [71:48] a very responsible way. We might find a [71:51] way that fulfills everything you want [71:53] and provide me with the minimum that I [71:55] need. But we need to [71:58] start this discussion in a very [72:00] open-minded and open hearts. We need to [72:02] earn the respect and the trust of each [72:04] other the way me and you are earning the [72:07] trust and respect of each other. [72:09] Collectively, we need to have that [72:10] momentum. And I'm sure that we are smart [72:14] enough to find a way. It's just we need [72:17] to have political will and determination [72:20] to find that way. [72:22] >> Summer Suali, I want to first thing wish [72:24] you a a happy Ramadan and thank you very [72:26] much for coming on the show. And we have [72:29] uh I'm going to have you on again [72:30] inshallah if you let me. I will have you [72:32] on again to talk about Gaza Raz Raza [72:36] which we did not really speak about [72:37] today. Uh and we have more to talk about [72:39] what's going on there. Uh we talked [72:41] philosophically, but I want to talk to [72:42] you also, as we say in Hebrew, brass tax [72:44] takas, what's going down on the ground [72:47] over there. Uh but I'm very glad that [72:49] the uh audience got a chance to hear [72:51] from you. Uh you are uh a high-profile [72:54] Palestinian politician who uh visited [72:57] the Gaza envelope, condemned Hamas. Uh [73:00] you are Pal Palestinian political [73:02] activist, and today you're the voice of [73:04] opposition to President Abbas and call [73:07] for Palestinian reforms. And I [73:08] appreciate you coming on. We have a lot [73:10] we uh can agree on. We have a lot we [73:12] disagree on. But of course, people can [73:14] see very clearly why you are one of the [73:16] big representatives uh of Palestinian [73:20] Ism uh because of how aerodite and well [73:22] spoken you are. I appreciate your time [73:24] on our program. Thank you very much. God [73:26] bless you. [73:26] >> Thank you for the invitation. I'll be [73:28] happy to come again. Thanks. [73:30] >> God bless you. Thank you very much. All [73:32] right. That was fun. That was a a fun [73:34] and important conversation. You're not [73:35] going to get that anywhere else. You're [73:37] going to get it here on Yeshi Fleer TV. [73:40] I got to turn off this heat. Hold on one [73:41] second. [73:44] One second. Oh my gosh, the heat was too [73:45] hot. Anyway, God bless you folks for uh [73:48] sticking with us and checking out [73:50] listening to important conversations. [73:52] Notice we've been on for an hour and 13 [73:54] minutes. We haven't had one Jewish [73:55] voice. We had a Drew's voice. We had [73:58] Samur, a self-styled Palestinian, an [74:01] Arab from this region, uh a Fata [74:03] representative. So, we're talking about [74:05] a lot of very important stuff. Okay, [74:09] let's uh get to the vide tape. We got to [74:10] get to Tucker Carlson. Um, despite our [74:14] differences of opinion, I could finally [74:16] hear a civilized conversation. That's [74:17] right. That's what you have here at Ishi [74:19] Fleer TV. And I do urge you and ask you [74:22] to like, [74:24] subscribe, comment. I want you to like, [74:28] subscribe, and comment. Please do it [74:29] right now. It has something to do with [74:31] the with the mighty algorithm. [74:35] Mighty algorithm. So like, subscribe, [74:37] and comment right now. And if you love [74:39] this show, you can super chat because [74:41] chatting is for Clark Kent, but super [74:44] chatting is for Superman. And you can [74:46] super chat and support our show and it [74:49] will be tremendously appreciated. uh [74:51] would make a big difference in the [74:53] continuing effort to broadcast the truth [74:55] and the light of Israel to you uh from [74:58] around to wherever you are around the [75:00] world from uh here the heartland of the [75:02] holy land Judea and Samaria and [75:04] Jerusalem Hashem we didn't finish the [75:08] news before so I want to finish the news [75:10] update uh from I wait where were we uh I [75:14] was showing you a uh news with uh when I [75:17] with Mansurkar I want to finish that up [75:20] and then uh and then we'll get to [75:24] uh then we'll get to the Tucker Carlson [75:26] segment. So, here's the rest of the news [75:29] uh from uh from Channel 11. [75:31] >> Supposedly, they didn't hang anybody, [75:34] but no, I feel very badly for the people [75:35] of Iran. They've lived like they've [75:37] lived in hell. [75:42] All right, the serious warships are [75:44] coming to to strangle to [75:52] Okay, that isn't that that one even [75:54] wasn't even an aircraft carrier. Okay, [75:56] that was part of the the strike group. [76:10] Okay. So, uh, Trump's ultimatum is [76:13] backed up by serious force. [76:16] >> I'd say they're more likely than not, [76:19] and again, it's it's driven by two [76:22] things. I'd say the negotiation, what [76:24] comes out of the negotiations. I would [76:26] also say how well we understand the [76:29] impact of the internal. I think both [76:30] those dimensions are being assessed at [76:33] the moment and that will define if and [76:35] when we go. But I sense it's more a a [76:39] matter of when, not if. [76:44] >> Okay. So So the Americans are making it [76:46] clear that that force is is is more than [76:51] an option. It's on the table. It's [76:54] really real and and it's ready to go. [76:55] It's basically a cocked pistol pointing. [76:59] Now the question to me is the trigger. [77:02] The question is what's happening on the [77:04] Iranian side and the side. That's the [77:07] question. [77:10] This government, this says the Iranians, [77:11] the government will not not bow its [77:13] head. They will not be contrite. And [77:16] this is the president of Iran. [77:29] Okay. So, Thran is threatening to strike [77:31] at the uh at the aircraft carriers. In [77:34] my point of view, if they do, that's the [77:37] trigger. The the issue right now is the [77:39] trigger. And you could feel it. You [77:41] know, you watch these images, you could [77:42] feel it's an issue of trigger. What's [77:44] going to trigger? [77:53] >> Okay. So, they're saying, the Iranians [77:55] are saying, "We've got these missiles. [77:57] we can now now their threats are a [77:59] little bit idle because we saw what [78:01] happened in the 12th day war in the [78:03] summer. So it's like okay well you say [78:07] you have these missile defenses well but [78:09] maybe they have some kind of secret up [78:10] their sleeve but you know last round [78:13] they didn't seem to have a real secret [78:15] up their sleeve. [78:22] >> Okay. So, these are Iranian missiles and [78:25] they're they're putting out propaganda [78:26] films to try to scare the the American [78:29] force. [78:35] >> Okay, they're showing off the power of [78:37] their of their missiles. [78:45] Okay, so now countries are calling [78:48] on uh their citizens to leave Iran. They [78:52] have credible uh uh warnings and [78:54] threats. They sense that it's dangerous [78:57] and so they're calling on I on their [78:59] citizens. Australian, Sweden, I've heard [79:00] other ones are leaving immediately, [79:03] leaving Iran immediately. [79:09] We are very concerned about the the [79:11] heightened rhetoric we're seeing around [79:13] the the region uh by the heightened [79:16] military activities uh war games or just [79:20] military um increased military naval [79:23] presence. [79:23] >> This is the UN spokesman. Hey bro, uh [79:26] it's not exercises. Okay, that's the the [79:29] the bad guys are exercising. The good [79:32] guys are actually planning to attack [79:34] >> and in the region. [79:49] Okay. So, the big question is what's [79:50] going to remain of the Islamic Republic [79:52] the day after and that's what's the [79:55] issue that's being discussed right now. [80:01] >> Okay. So, is Israel is certainly on the [80:04] side of seeing the Iranian regime fall. [80:07] And as we saw in the beginning of the [80:08] video, students are uh uh uh students uh [80:13] in Iranian universities are calling for [80:16] the fall uh of of the regime, and [80:19] they're doing it by risking their own [80:22] life. Their own life. Um [80:26] um I'm just wondering, well, yo, let me [80:28] let me show you this. Check out this [80:30] video. It's a silent video of the [80:32] buildup of American war plananes in [80:34] Cree. Check this out. [80:37] All right. Um, look at those giant [80:40] ships. Giant a giant uh [80:43] aircraft. Those are F-35s over there on [80:46] the right. Okay. And just there's tons [80:49] of military aircraft already in CIT. So, [80:53] you know, it keeps going and going and [80:56] going. They're all parked out there. [80:58] That's just in Creek, but there's in [80:59] other islands as well all around the [81:01] region. There's islands that I never [81:03] even heard of in the Atlantic that are [81:06] being set for refueling. [81:08] That is a lot of firepower. And that's [81:10] just on the island of Cree. Okay. Those [81:13] are C C130s Hercules. [81:17] Okay. And there's a lot of armament [81:19] ready to go. So really, friends, yes, [81:22] ma'am. Did you show the father, the [81:25] Iranian teacher who came into the [81:27] classroom piece? I think we didn't see [81:29] that one yet. [81:30] >> Uh, I chose not to show that one right [81:32] now. [81:33] >> Uh, but but uh um I'm just showing [81:37] people the, you know, the tension and [81:39] and the buildup right now. There is [81:41] another video that I want to play, but [81:42] I'm I'm I'm out of time for that because [81:44] what I really want to do right now is [81:46] shift gears. All right. And I want to [81:47] shift gears and get into the Tucker into [81:50] the Tucker uh video. ask you everyone [81:52] I've talked to. [81:54] >> We're gonna we're gonna do this whole [81:55] what we did uh here my team what they [81:58] do. Okay, you know what? Let's start [81:59] again. First thing, let's take a little [82:00] stretch. Take me out to the ball game. [82:04] Hey Mala, [82:06] I need some tea. Let's uh let's uh let's [82:09] I got a haircut today. Okay. Hey babe, [82:13] can I ask for some more tea, my darling, [82:15] please? Thank you very much. Thank you [82:17] very much. I'm out of tea. I appreciate [82:19] you. I've been going for an hour and a [82:20] half now. I need There's the the flyer [82:23] mug. There it is. [82:26] And you can get that at our YouTube [82:28] channel. Uh we have a great story that [82:30] Malcolm mans or woman's. [82:32] Okay. And I want to ask for Can we [82:35] please get a uh can we please get a [82:37] super chat here? Can we get a super chat [82:39] going? I want to see if there's any [82:40] super chats. Well, first we have this [82:42] super chat. Breaking news. Roseanne Bar [82:44] has returned to her podcast after a [82:46] three-month hiatus and has announced [82:47] that she might be interested in debating [82:49] Nick Fuentes. Okay. Well, that is [82:51] exciting. Uh, thank you very much for [82:53] your support. Ashkenazi Zionist. I'm [82:55] surprised that Mike did not know that [82:57] when we refer to Amal, it's shorthand [82:59] for any enemy dedicated to our [83:00] destruction from Kaman to Nazis. From [83:03] Haman to Nazis. Yeah. Uh, okay. We're [83:06] going to get to the Tucker questions. [83:07] And thank you very much, Abraham, for [83:09] your support. And I'm very excited about [83:11] Abraham's question that goes like this, [83:14] which is curious how you answer Tucker's [83:16] question regarding [83:19] uh from the uh from the river from the [83:22] river Nile to the river uh Euphrates [83:26] uh and how come Israel is only from the [83:28] Jordan? The answer to that is that uh [83:32] and and that's one of the target [83:33] questions. The answer to that is rather [83:35] simple. First thing is the covenant [83:37] between the parts that speaks about all [83:39] the way to the Euphrates is to the seed [83:42] of Abraham. Seed of Abraham is is is [83:45] also other nations. So meaning to say [83:48] people that came from Abraham. It's the [83:49] Abrahamic region. And also when he says [83:52] it's going to be yours, it doesn't just [83:53] mean Israel. It's going to mean that the [83:55] region is going to be an Abrahamic [83:57] region that's lit up, that that is [83:59] godly, that is alive, that that has [84:01] these holy places. And so that the [84:03] answer to that is so simple. And if [84:05] Israel does ever one day take over [84:07] Jordan, take over Iraq, it'll take over [84:09] places that are totally failed that. So, [84:12] so if Israel includes the Sinai, right, [84:15] it doesn't include Egypt from the Nile, [84:17] right? It's it's like the Nile going uh [84:19] to the northeast, Sinai and Israel and [84:23] Jordan and Iraq. Well, who's going to be [84:26] upset about that? I mean, these are [84:28] completely failed states. [84:31] And we're going to get to that in in [84:33] just a second. Okay, so let me start an [84:35] intro. Yo, are we ready for this? Are [84:38] you ready for uh for us to do a Tucker [84:40] thing? Are you guys ready out there for [84:42] us to go through the Tucker thing? [84:43] >> It's It's true, but it's funny. Somebody [84:45] just called you a chicken in the chat, [84:47] which I just thought was funny. [84:49] >> He said, uh, here he said you should [84:51] talk to him face to face in an [84:54] interview, you effing Zionist chicken. [84:58] Sorry, I just said [84:59] >> I'm effing Zionist chicken. [85:00] >> That was funny. Yeah, this reminds me he [85:03] reminds me of one of my favorite lines [85:04] of all movies. Uh it's in the one of the [85:07] great movies which is Kung Fu Panda. And [85:10] in the end, the the the big uh evil [85:14] character says to uh Po, he says, [85:16] "You're just a big fat panda." And Po [85:19] answers, "I'm not just a big fat panda. [85:21] I'm the big fat panda." Okay. So, I'm [85:23] not a fans. I'm the fans chicken. Okay. [85:27] Uh what you could take this uh this uh [85:29] this uh comment off. Yo, thank you very [85:32] much. Uh I'll be very happy to face [85:34] Tucker. I it would be a dream come true. [85:38] Tucker, come in. Just let me let me on [85:40] your show or do you want to come on my [85:41] show? I'm happy to do it. But in the [85:44] absence of that uh um [85:47] and I have not yet, you know, I was I've [85:49] been on a few times on uh on uh Pierce [85:52] Morgan, but I haven't been on Tucker [85:55] Carlson or or Joe Rogan. And I'd really [85:57] like to if you guys have contacts there, [85:59] that would be great. So, let's let's [86:01] start this from the start. We'll have [86:03] some fun with this. All right. Tucker [86:06] Carlson uh and uh former governor, now [86:10] ambassador Mike Huckabe had it out. What [86:13] happened was is that they were fighting [86:14] on Twitter [86:16] and then Huckabe said,"Wh are we [86:17] fighting on Twitter? Why don't you come [86:19] and actually interview me?" And Tucker [86:20] was like, "Okay." And then they did this [86:22] whole thing where Tucker landed just in [86:24] the Israeli airport, did not leave, was [86:26] there for a few hours, made all kinds of [86:29] ridiculous claims of abuse, all have [86:31] been of which denied or or disproven. [86:34] And uh he did this interview with [86:37] Huckabe. Huckabe was a consmate [86:39] gentleman. Uh spoke uh uh with softly uh [86:44] did not pick a fight with with Tucker [86:47] and he his his responses were were [86:51] quality were intellectual uh but were [86:54] also muted and conversational as opposed [86:57] to what Tucker was doing which was [86:59] baiting using questions as actually a [87:02] form of of uh of of putting in fake. [87:07] so-called facts and really his whole [87:11] goal was obviously to bismerch Israel. [87:15] And so the T Tucker sadly in my opinion [87:19] was able to do just that. He was able to [87:21] bismerch Israel uh in the time that he [87:24] had. Uh Huckabe wanted to share with him [87:27] faith and history and the beauty of [87:30] Israel. Uh, but Tucker used the [87:33] conversation to not be a conversation, [87:34] but to be a a a a battering ram, a a
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