Transcript [00:00] Hey everyone, when we talk about threats [00:02] to Israel, existential threats to [00:03] Israel, traditionally we talk about [00:05] Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas. These are the [00:08] threats. Israel's been degrading those [00:09] threats and we're [00:11] and we're all justifiably [00:13] uh [00:14] you know, encouraged by the progress [00:16] that's been made, although there's [00:17] unfinished business. But the greatest [00:19] unfinished business and what I believe [00:21] is the greatest existential threat to [00:23] Israel is not anymore coming from those [00:26] enemies which are clearly defined as [00:28] enemies and Israel has been dealing with [00:29] them. But rather it comes from terrorism [00:32] coming out of the Arab community, the [00:34] the Palestinian community in Judea and [00:38] Samaria. Judea and Samaria is often [00:40] referred to by many people by most [00:41] people as the West Bank. Just to put [00:43] that to bed, that is a made-up term made [00:46] up by the Jordanians in the 1950s to [00:48] sever the area of Judea and Samaria from [00:51] its original Jewish roots. So we use the [00:54] term Judea and Samaria. But let's let's [00:56] get right into the headlines so you have [00:58] a sense of what is going on here because [00:59] this is a very seriously escalating [01:02] situation. All the headlines I'm showing [01:04] you are from the last week and a half or [01:05] so. So we'll we'll we'll start by going [01:08] back to [01:10] um [01:11] to a week and a half ago, two arrested [01:13] on suspicion of starting devastating [01:15] Gilad Farm fire. The fire damaged dozens [01:19] of structures and vehicles and led to [01:21] the injury of several people including [01:23] two firefighters. And here's some of the [01:24] damage in the picture at this Jewish [01:27] farm in Samaria. Two Palestinians were [01:29] arrested in a joint operation by the [01:31] Israeli police, border patrol, and IDF [01:33] on Monday. That's last Monday, a week [01:35] ago, on suspicion of having ignited the [01:37] fire at the Gilad Farm in Samaria on [01:39] Saturday. The fire damaged dozens of [01:42] structures and vehicles and included and [01:44] injured several people including two [01:46] firefighters. Army radio noted that the [01:48] two suspects were alleged to have thrown [01:50] a cigarette out of the window of their [01:52] vehicle while driving on Highway 55 and [01:56] that there was no evidence or direct [01:57] suspicion of the incident being an [01:59] intentional case of arson. Although it's [02:02] later been revealed that they kind of [02:04] um [02:05] pulled up there and threw their lit [02:07] cigarette butts right at the edge of [02:09] this [02:10] of this field. [02:11] Uh the community thanks the security [02:13] forces and the police for the rapid [02:14] action that led to the arrest, the Gilad [02:16] Farm Committee stated. [02:18] We demand that the law enforcement [02:19] authorities fully investigate, act [02:22] decisively, and impose the most severe [02:23] penalties provided by law [02:26] provided for by law on those responsible [02:28] for this criminal act. This is [02:29] terrorism, and this incident should be [02:31] treated as terrorism. That's what they [02:33] said. Um and that's pretty much the [02:35] story. What they don't tell you in this [02:37] article is that the two men who were [02:40] arrested were actually people who were [02:42] members of the Palestinian Authority [02:44] Security Services. More on that later in [02:47] the video. [02:48] And then we have this uh headline from a [02:50] few days after that one. [02:52] Israeli man seriously wounded in West [02:54] Bank terror stabbing, two Palestinian [02:56] attackers killed. [02:57] According to the police, the stabbing [02:59] victim was attempting to put out a fire [03:00] which had been set by Palestinian [03:02] residents of a nearby village. [03:04] You seeing the trend? A 51-year-old [03:07] Israeli, Itamar Cohen, was seriously [03:08] wounded in a stabbing attack near the [03:11] West Bank settlement of Elon Moreh on [03:13] Thursday morning. That's just this past [03:15] Thursday. The man was attacked at the [03:17] Derech Avraham Farm by two Palestinian [03:19] attackers who were killed by Israeli [03:21] forces at the scene. He was evacuated by [03:23] a helicopter for further medical [03:24] treatment at a hospital. [03:27] According to the Israeli police, the [03:28] stabbing victim was stabbed in the chest [03:30] after attempting to put out a fire which [03:32] had been set by Palestinian residents of [03:34] Beit Furik, a nearby village. IDF and [03:37] police have cordoned off the village of [03:39] Beit Furik, and an Israel Fire and [03:41] Rescue Services investigator examined [03:43] the site and determined the fire had [03:46] been deliberately set. [03:48] We are repeatedly witnessing arson and [03:50] attempted attacks, Samaria Regional [03:52] Council head Yossi Dagan said following [03:55] the attack. [03:56] And then we have this this incident that [03:58] just took place the other day. [04:00] Um [04:02] IDF kills terrorist who fatally shot two [04:04] Israelis, wounded three others in the [04:06] West Bank. [04:08] Two Israelis, including an IDF officer, [04:10] were killed and several others were [04:11] lightly to seriously wounded in a terror [04:13] shooting near Gilad Farm. That's the one [04:16] that was burnt the previous week. [04:18] A settlement located southwest of Nablus [04:21] in the northern northern West Bank on [04:22] Friday morning, according to the IDF. [04:25] A group of Israeli civilians had [04:27] illegally crossed into Palestinian [04:28] Authority controlled [04:30] territory while hiking in the area. The [04:32] military said Palestinians confronted [04:34] the group and began throwing rocks [04:36] before one of them opened fire. The IDF [04:38] said troops and other security forces [04:40] rushed to the scene where they exchanged [04:42] fire with the suspected attackers. [04:44] The Palestinian Authority's Health [04:46] Ministry said at least four Palestinians [04:48] were killed and four others were [04:49] wounded, including three in critical [04:51] condition. A different account was [04:53] provided by Essam Saifi, a local Fatah [04:56] leader from the area, who told Reuters [04:59] that about 25 to 30 Israeli settlers [05:02] initially entered the area, attacked [05:04] residents, and attempted to break into [05:06] homes. [05:08] According to Saifi, local residents came [05:09] out to confront them, at which point the [05:11] settlers opened fire. Saifi said the [05:13] Israelis returned [05:16] Saifi said the Israelis returned about [05:18] half an hour later and attacked the [05:19] western part of the town, wounding a [05:22] minor. The ensuing chaos was followed by [05:24] the arrival of Israeli forces who, [05:26] together with the settlers, opened fire, [05:28] he told Reuters. [05:30] There's Binyamin Melet. [05:32] He was killed. [05:35] He was a member of Gilad Farm's [05:36] emergency emergency response team. [05:40] The murdered Israeli, [05:42] 32-year-old Binyamin Melet, a a member [05:45] of Gilad Farm's emergency response [05:47] squad, who was killed after attempting [05:49] to aid hikers under assault by [05:51] Palestinians. He leaves behind a wife [05:53] and two daughters [05:54] aged 13 and 12. [05:56] The other was identified as 27-year-old [05:58] Major Yuval Ezra and an artillery [06:00] battal- [06:02] um battery commander. The IDF seized and [06:05] returned the stolen weapon this weapon [06:07] right sorry the weapon [06:08] uh the terrorist stole a weapon from uh [06:12] uh [06:13] from one of the [06:15] uh from one of the emergency res- [06:17] response uh people who was there. He [06:21] attacked him he grabbed the weapon he [06:22] took it and then he shot. [06:25] Uh the IDF seized the return uh the [06:27] return and returned the stolen weapon [06:29] after killing the terrorist. The hike [06:30] left Mount Brakha in the early morning [06:32] when a group of approximately 60 hikers [06:35] including two guards armed with rifles [06:37] and several others with pistols set off. [06:39] A member of the group told Walla that's [06:41] a news agency in Israel. On the way we [06:43] stopped at a spring close to Sela Ridge [06:46] around 7:05 a.m. The first incident [06:48] occurred when several Arabs from the [06:50] village began trying to get us to leave [06:52] by throwing rocks and attacking us with [06:53] clubs. [06:55] One of the hikers was injured in the [06:56] face. We retreated and began walking [06:58] towards Gilad Farm. At 8:05 a second [07:01] clash occurred dozens of Arabs from the [07:03] village began throwing stones at us. [07:05] Arabs began surrounding the group from [07:07] three sides and at this point two of the [07:09] armed Israelis open fire in [07:10] self-defense. The Arabs continued to [07:12] advance surrounded the group which was [07:14] trying to descend the mountain. At this [07:16] point the number of Arabs in the area [07:18] had reached hundreds. [07:20] A few minutes later a military jeep [07:22] arrived on the scene. Two minutes later [07:24] two members of Gilad Farm's emergency [07:26] response squad arrived. They tried to [07:29] repel the Arab crowd by firing a few [07:31] shots in the air but to no avail the [07:33] victim the witness said. [07:35] Unarmed civilians also tried to help [07:37] defend the group but soldiers pushed [07:39] them back. During the rush one of the [07:41] Arabs a Sheikh from the village, grabbed [07:43] the gun of one of the emergency response [07:45] squad members and fired. Magen David [07:48] Adom paramedics responded to the scene [07:50] to treat the wounded. We treated a [07:52] 25-year-old man who suffered a gunshot [07:54] wound to his upper body upper body but [07:56] remained conscious. We provided him with [07:59] medical treatment and evacuated him by [08:01] military [08:03] helicopter to the hospital. Later, I [08:05] assisted an IDF medical team. Together, [08:07] we provided medical treatment to a [08:08] critically wounded unconscious man who [08:11] suffered gunshot wounds to his body. [08:13] After prolonged resuscitation efforts, [08:15] we were forced to declare him dead. [08:18] Prime Minister Netanyahu, Defense [08:19] Minister Katz, and IDF Chief of Staff [08:21] Zamir held a discussion on ways to [08:24] respond to the attack, the Prime [08:25] Minister's office confirmed on Friday. [08:28] "We will act strongly against terrorists [08:30] and their proxies, and we will not allow [08:31] terrorism in Judea and Samaria to raise [08:33] its head," Netanyahu said. Well, it is [08:36] raising its head. Netanyahu and Katz [08:38] issued a statement on Friday afternoon [08:39] issuing five orders. Five orders. [08:42] Firstly, to demolish the house of the [08:44] terrorist responsible for the shooting [08:46] near Tal village that killed Melet. [08:48] Second, to take strong counterterrorism [08:51] steps in the villages that are hotbeds [08:53] of terror, including by collecting [08:55] weapons, revoking work permits, and [08:57] more. Third, by reinforcing IDF [09:00] deployment throughout the West Bank. [09:02] Fourth, by establishing checkpoints. And [09:04] fifth, by accelerating the regulation of [09:06] farms and establishing new farms. Way to [09:09] go. Netanyahu and Katz emphasized that [09:12] security forces, including the IDF, must [09:14] be allowed to act freely and with full [09:17] force against terrorism and to refrain [09:19] from any action that could harm their [09:20] activities or divert them from their [09:22] central mission of protecting Israeli [09:24] citizens and defeating terrorism. [09:26] Because they tend to be timid out there. [09:28] They don't want to cause incidents. They [09:29] always wait too long. They tend to wait [09:31] until an incident is already past the [09:34] point of no return to take action. So, [09:35] they're calling for them to have more [09:37] freedom of activity. [09:39] The incident follows two stabbing [09:40] attacks on Thursday, which I I I [09:42] mentioned one of them here. [09:44] Uh we had this uh stabbing attack up [09:46] here. [09:47] Right? [09:49] Um but there were two stabbing attacks [09:51] on Thursday, thereby marking the third [09:53] terror attack in the West Bank within a [09:54] 24-hour period. [09:57] As such, Zamir held a situational [09:59] assessment, that's the chief of staff, [10:00] with IDF Central Command uh Chief uh [10:03] Bluth and Operations Director Chief uh [10:06] Major General Cohen. Zamir ordered the [10:08] mobilization of IDF reinforcements to [10:11] help secure the area and prevent copycat [10:13] and uh terror attacks. [10:15] This includes a company from the Nahal [10:17] Brigade's reconnaissance battalion, two [10:19] companies from the General Staff's [10:20] infantry regiment, and two companies [10:23] from the IDF Commando Training School. [10:25] Two other battalions have been added to [10:27] the regional patrols over the past 2 [10:28] weeks, and a company and a commando [10:31] company was also added last weekend. [10:33] According to military officials, the [10:35] attacks came after a tense period marked [10:37] by a high volume of security warnings. [10:40] At the same time, a series of fires that [10:42] burned large swaths of land intensified [10:45] friction between Israelis and [10:47] Palestinians in the West Bank, [10:48] particularly around the farming outpost, [10:50] meaning that fire I opened the video [10:51] with was not an isolated incident. It's [10:53] been a There's been a rash of these [10:55] fires. The IDF is now concerned that [10:57] additional attacks targeting Israeli [10:59] soldiers and civilians could follow. At [11:01] the same time, footage published Friday [11:04] showed a large group of settlers, many [11:05] of them masked, running towards the [11:07] village of Jeet. The incident occurred [11:09] only hours after the attack at Gilad [11:11] Farm in the West Bank. Tensions are [11:12] running high, folks. Additionally, Walla [11:14] has learned that a a broad operational [11:17] campaign is expected to begin across all [11:20] regional brigades in the coming hours. [11:22] The activity will focus on arresting [11:24] wanted suspects and individuals sought [11:26] for questioning, as well as conducting [11:28] operations in known friction points. The [11:30] main effort will center on the city of [11:32] Nablus and the wider Samaria region. [11:35] Okay. [11:36] Um and this one I'm just going to read [11:38] the headline. I'm not even going to [11:39] bother with the article cuz the headline [11:40] tells us everything. The rest of it's [11:41] just a bunch of statements by [11:43] politicians. After third attack in 24 [11:45] hours, leaders call on IDF to respond to [11:47] West Bank terror with iron fist. [11:50] Um and then we have this headline [11:53] uh which is more recent. It's from uh [11:56] from 2 days ago. IDF arrests over 70 [11:58] terror suspects in West Bank operation [12:01] following deadly shooting. So, that's [12:02] what we're reading about just before. [12:03] More than 70 terror suspects from the [12:06] West Bank were arrested Saturday [12:08] following overnight operations [12:10] according to an IDF statement. The [12:12] wide-scale operation comes after two [12:14] Israelis [12:15] uh including an IDF officer were killed [12:17] and several others were lightly to [12:19] seriously wounded in a terror shooting [12:20] on Friday. That's what we read about. Um [12:23] Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered a [12:24] sweeping crackdown. [12:27] And [12:28] yeah, that's it for this one. Now, I [12:30] want to put all this in a in a larger [12:32] context, which is we're seeing a clear [12:35] escalation [12:36] uh in in Judea and Samaria. We're seeing [12:39] these arson attacks that are now popping [12:41] up all over the place and other attacks, [12:43] stabbings. This is a real escalation. [12:47] It's becoming a massive issue. [12:50] And it's a tough situation. Unlike Gaza, [12:53] certainly unlike Lebanon, you have [12:55] Israeli population, significant Israeli [12:57] population intermingled with the Arab [13:01] population here. [13:02] But you also have uh [13:04] a a bigger picture problem, which is [13:07] that the Palestinian Authority is [13:08] actually a a a very dangerous enemy of [13:11] Israel. For a long time the prevailing [13:14] myth is that they cooperate with Israel. [13:16] They also fight Hamas. [13:18] This is um [13:22] This is all propaganda. They [13:25] There's no ideological difference [13:26] between Hamas and the Palestinian [13:28] Authority. There's only a difference in [13:29] tactics. [13:31] Hamas believes in all-out war and saying [13:34] saying things plainly. Palestinian [13:36] Authority believes in in doing things [13:38] more uh [13:40] more surreptitiously and and with uh [13:43] and a gradual takeover of Israel. [13:47] Their cooperation with the Israeli [13:49] security forces is [13:51] uh it's not cosmetic, but it's basically [13:54] used selectively to serve their their [13:56] own interest. They've no problem [13:57] arresting [13:58] uh you know, Hamas guys who are their [14:00] internal political rivals. [14:02] But when it comes to terrorism from [14:03] their own ranks, [14:05] uh [14:06] you know, that's um [14:07] they don't do anything about it. But [14:08] more the most dangerous thing [14:11] is what the Palestinian Authority [14:12] military force has become because [14:14] eventually this is going there's going [14:16] to be a confrontation between the IDF [14:19] and the Palestinian Authority forces. [14:22] Um [14:23] And there was an article that was [14:25] published a few weeks ago [14:27] by uh by [14:28] uh the Jerusalem Center for Foreign [14:30] Affairs [14:31] for security and for the Jerusalem [14:32] Center for Security and Foreign Affairs [14:34] and it was written by Lieutenant Colonel [14:36] uh Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Maurice [14:38] Hirsch. [14:39] The PA's massive army threatens millions [14:41] of Israelis within just 22 km. I [14:43] encourage you to go look for this [14:44] article on the jcfa.org [14:47] website. And it's a very long article. [14:49] I'm just going to jump to the summary [14:51] conclusions and recommendations all the [14:53] way at the end of it. [14:55] The data presented in the study presents [14:56] a clear picture of the total collapse of [14:58] Israeli security oversight over the [15:00] Palestinian Authority. What was defined [15:02] in the Oslo Accords as a limited police [15:04] force was supposed to be 30,000 [15:06] personnel at most for the Gaza Strip and [15:09] the West Bank has become a military [15:11] monster currently numbering [15:13] approximately 70,000 armed personnel. [15:16] That's in the Judea and Samaria alone. [15:18] An excess of 133% [15:21] over the overall original force [15:23] structure and more than 50,000 armed [15:26] personnel in Judea and Samaria alone. [15:29] Over 400% larger than the 12,000 [15:32] policemen agreed upon for Judea and [15:33] Samaria. Okay? Meaning that in the [15:36] original peace accords, in the Oslo [15:37] accords, in the accord that produced the [15:39] Palestinian Authority, [15:41] there are rules for how large their [15:43] police force is allowed to be, what [15:45] weapons they're allowed to have, etc. [15:47] And they're only supposed to have 12,000 [15:49] policemen for Judea and Samaria, and [15:51] they have more than 50,000 armed [15:54] personnel. In the field of armament as [15:56] well, reality is far removed from the [15:58] agreements. Instead of 4,000 rifles in [16:00] Judea and Samaria, the apparatuses, [16:02] meaning the Palestinian Authority [16:04] security apparatuses, now possess tens [16:06] of thousands of weapons, armored [16:08] vehicles, heavy military means, [16:11] including documented RPGs and [16:13] shoulder-fired missiles. [16:15] This is not what police forces need, [16:17] okay? Intended for urban warfare and [16:19] combat against a regular army, not [16:22] civilian policing missions. Who's the [16:24] enemy they're preparing for? Jordan? [16:27] Who? Who are they preparing for? They're [16:28] preparing for Israel. [16:30] As in the past, the terror army built by [16:32] the PA is destined to turn its weapons [16:35] against Israeli citizens. [16:37] Due to its nature, size, and [16:38] capabilities of of this force, a [16:40] northward, westward, and southward [16:42] invasion by this terror army will [16:44] endanger millions of citizens. The scale [16:46] of destruction and killing with within [16:48] communities inside the green line could [16:51] be significantly greater, even in [16:52] comparison to the horrors of the October [16:55] 7th massacre. As we learned painfully [16:57] from the events of October 7th, [16:59] reassuring statements by security [17:01] officials and optimistic intelligence [17:03] assessments guarantee nothing. basic [17:05] rule in both counterterrorism and [17:07] warfare is that the enemy places special [17:10] emphasis on the element of surprise, and [17:12] no attack can be openly prevented. In [17:14] other words, there is this military [17:17] force that has been built up and trained [17:19] as soldiers and they have serious [17:22] equipment. [17:24] And it's a it's a real force. [17:26] And they're not training for no reason. [17:29] They're not getting this equipment for [17:30] no reason. [17:31] And there's no other enemy on the [17:34] horizon. They are preparing to attack [17:36] Israel. [17:37] And we need to be we need to be on top [17:40] of this. Operational conclusions: [17:42] Failure of Israeli oversight. The fact [17:44] that Israeli security agencies are [17:46] unable or unwilling to provide data on [17:49] the quantity of weapons [17:51] approved for transfer to the PA [17:53] indicates a loss of control and a policy [17:55] of deliberate [17:57] uh eyes wide shut, meaning turning a [17:59] blind eye. [18:00] Number two, [18:02] the security coordination conception. [18:03] Israel is captive to the conception that [18:06] strengthening the Palestinian Authority [18:08] security apparatuses serves Israeli [18:10] interests in fighting Hamas. In [18:12] practice, the apparatuses serve as a hot [18:15] house for terrorists, as evidenced by [18:17] 12% of security prisoners originating [18:20] from their ranks. Let me say that again. [18:22] 12% of people who are arrested for [18:24] terrorism for terrorist activities [18:27] are actually part of the Palestinian [18:29] Authority [18:30] security services. [18:32] Their own police officers are arrested [18:34] as terrorists frequently, 12% of them, [18:36] more than one in 10. [18:38] And train and they train for the [18:40] reversals of rifles scenario. A a [18:43] combined attack on central Israel and [18:45] communities in Judea and Samaria. [18:46] Reversal of rifles, hipuch kanim in [18:48] Hebrew, is the name that is given to the [18:51] scenario that we know is is very [18:54] possible, very likely, that at some [18:56] point the Palestinian Authority is going [18:58] to turn those weapons on Israel. A [19:00] 22-km, 13.67-mi [19:03] threat, the tiny distance between [19:04] Israel's population centers, its main [19:06] population centers, the Tel Aviv area, [19:08] etc., on the coast. [19:10] And the bases of the P- the Palestinian [19:13] Authority terror army [19:15] turns any potential flare-up into an [19:17] immediate existential threat to millions [19:19] of Israeli citizens on a scale on on a [19:22] scale and lethal and lethality exceed [19:25] exceeding that of the October 7th [19:27] massacre. [19:29] recommendations [19:31] to decision-makers [19:33] Given the severity of the threat, the [19:34] Israeli government must adopt a strategy [19:36] of dismantling and demilitarization [19:39] instead of containment and arming. When [19:40] you read [19:43] When you when you read his uh [19:47] Hersh's recommendations, you realize how [19:49] unrealistic it is and how dangerous the [19:50] situation is. Here we go. Number one, [19:53] immediate neutralization of offensive [19:55] armament. Halt all approvals for the [19:57] transfer of weapons, ammunition, or [19:59] armored vehicles to the PA. Demand the [20:02] immediate return of any armament [20:04] exceeding Oslo limits, such as heavy [20:06] machine guns, RPGs, and explosive [20:07] devices. Could you imagine if Israel [20:09] demanded if if they if they took out the [20:11] Oslo Accords and said, "Hey, you're only [20:12] allowed to have 12,000 [20:15] uh [20:15] uh police officers. Fire everybody, give [20:18] us back their weapons. You're not [20:19] allowed to have RPGs, give those to us." [20:21] How do you think that would go? [20:23] Reduction of personnel. Condition all [20:25] economic or civilian aid to the PA on [20:27] reducing the size of the security [20:29] apparatus to the original agreed level [20:31] of 12,000 for Judea and Samaria. [20:34] Oversight and transparency. Establish an [20:36] independent Israeli oversight mechanism, [20:38] not through the PA, for surprise [20:40] inspections of weapons depots and [20:42] training bases. [20:44] Publicly disclose to the Israeli public [20:46] and the Knesset all historical data [20:48] regarding approvals for weapons [20:50] transfers to the PA. [20:51] Closure of terror army training bases. [20:54] Demand the PA immediately close all [20:56] facilities, training bases, or [20:58] institutions whose purpose is to provide [21:00] military training. They shouldn't have [21:01] military training bases. [21:03] Change in defense concept in Judea and [21:06] Samaria and seam line, meaning the [21:08] border. Prepare the IDF operationally [21:11] for the reversal of rifle scenario, not [21:13] as a theoretical concern, but as a [21:15] central threat, meaning train for it. [21:17] Construct physical barriers and add [21:19] significant forces along the seamline [21:22] under the assumption that on the day of [21:24] reckoning the Palestinian Authority [21:25] apparatuses will be the first enemy to [21:28] open fire. They will start it. In other [21:30] words, treat this as a real enemy with a [21:33] real scenario that we need to train for. [21:36] Stop turning a blind eye. Cessation of [21:38] foreign funding. On the one hand, issue [21:40] a firm diplomatic demand to the United [21:42] States and the European Union to [21:43] condition the training they fund and [21:45] conduct for PA security forces on the PA [21:48] reducing the size of these forces. The [21:50] United States pays for the training of [21:53] these guys. [21:55] Understand that. [22:01] So, condition it on reducing the size of [22:03] the forces to the level agreed upon in [22:05] the Oslo Accords. On the other hand, [22:07] pursue legal action and full severity of [22:10] punishment against any PA security [22:11] personnel undergoing military training [22:14] abroad, including in Pakistan, cuz in [22:15] the article he lays out that a bunch of [22:17] the senior officers in the Palestinian [22:18] Authority have been trained on military [22:20] bases in Pakistan. In conclusion, [22:24] continuing to ignore the growth of the [22:25] PA terror army is a dangerous gamble [22:28] with the lives of millions of Israelis. [22:30] The writing is on the wall at a distance [22:32] of less than 22 km from the heart of the [22:34] country. The danger is real and highly [22:36] probable. To prevent a disaster far [22:39] greater than October 7th massacre, [22:41] Israel must take initiative and apply [22:43] the remedy before the next count of [22:45] victims. [22:47] Folks, [22:48] this is very serious. [22:50] The greatest existential threat to [22:52] Israel that is and we have not even [22:54] begun. I mean, we have begun. They're [22:56] doing things on the ground. [22:57] But, it's it's not structurally solving [23:00] the issue. It's going after this terror [23:02] cell and that terror cell as though [23:03] there's these terror cells that are [23:05] rogue. That's not the problem. [23:08] The problem is the Palestinian [23:09] Authority. [23:10] The problem is that they've been [23:12] educating [23:14] for the last 30 plus years, they've been [23:16] educating an entire population to [23:18] genocide of of Jews. [23:20] And that's why Hamas is so popular in [23:22] Judea and Samaria as well. [23:24] And that's why and now they have this [23:26] they have this army, this police force [23:29] army all made up of people who've been [23:31] educated in this genocidal education [23:32] system who are now ramping up terror [23:35] attacks against Israelis. And officially [23:37] the Palestinian Authority is our [23:38] partner. We have a very serious problem. [23:40] It needs to be solved. And we need to [23:42] change the way we talk about it, change [23:44] the way we view it. And right now things [23:46] are escalating in that area big-time. [23:49] And we have some rough we have some [23:51] rough days ahead in dealing with this [23:53] problem. So uh [23:56] please share this video. Please tell [23:57] people about this. The media is not [23:59] covering it. The media only covers this [24:01] as settler violence against against [24:02] Palestinians. Cuz that's a narrative [24:04] they need that narrative. They need that [24:06] to justify a lot of their political [24:08] positions in the world stage. So you're [24:10] never going to see coverage of attacks [24:12] against against Israelis there. [24:15] And uh and and the situation is not [24:18] going to be solved anytime soon. And [24:20] it's it does not look like it's going to [24:23] de-escalate. I think we're heading for [24:25] greater and greater escalation in the [24:27] Judea and Samaria arena. [24:29] So uh pray for a good outcome. [24:32] And again, please like and share and [24:34] subscribe and all that good stuff. Thank [24:36] you very much. God bless.
