Transcript [00:00] So, we have a historic breakthrough. [00:04] The Board of Peace has announced that [00:06] Hamas, yes, that Hamas, has agreed to [00:09] completely disarm. They are going to [00:12] hand over their weapons, give up their [00:14] rockets, empty out their tunnels, and [00:16] turn into peaceful, law-abiding [00:18] citizens. [00:20] Listen, and all Israel has to do is just [00:23] pack up, withdraw its troops from Gaza, [00:26] and trust that the people who just [00:27] massacred 1,200 Israelis on October 7th [00:31] are going to politely hand over their [00:32] AK-47s, rockets, I don't know what, to a [00:36] committee of none other than independent [00:38] technocrats. What does that mean? [00:41] Nobody really knows. It sounds great, [00:43] right? I mean, if you're sitting in [00:45] Washington, London, or Paris, you're [00:47] probably thinking, "Wow, Hamas agreed to [00:50] disarm. That's exactly what we wanted. [00:53] Great news." [00:54] Problem solved. Let's bring the troops [00:57] home. [00:59] Let's wake up from this fantasy, okay? I [01:01] need you to understand something. This [01:03] deal is not a breakthrough. It's a trap. [01:06] It is a massive, glowing neon sign trap [01:09] designed to do exactly one thing, ensure [01:12] the survival of Hamas so they can [01:14] rebuild, rearm, and do October 7th all [01:16] over again. That's what they said [01:19] themselves. [01:29] Let's look at the actual details of this [01:31] four-page phase disarmament plan because [01:34] the devil is always in the details. [01:37] According to the plan, Hamas's heavy [01:40] weapons, rockets, and military sites are [01:42] going to be inventoried and stored. And [01:46] who's going to oversee this? A [01:48] Palestinian National Committee. [01:50] These are supposedly independent [01:54] technocrats. And [01:55] where are these technocrats right now? [01:58] They're sitting in Cairo. They haven't [02:00] even entered Gaza yet. So, let me get [02:03] this straight, right? A group of unarmed [02:06] technocrats from Egypt, supposedly, [02:09] things may change, are going to walk up [02:11] to Yahya Sinwar's boys, terrorists, who [02:15] have spent the last two decades building [02:18] underground terror empire [02:20] and just say, [02:22] "Excuse me, gentlemen. We're here to [02:24] just inventory that rocket launchers, uh [02:28] you know, place them in the storage [02:29] locker." [02:31] It's a joke. Are you serious? [02:34] But, it's not over. It actually gets [02:36] better. The document explicitly states [02:39] that weapons will not be handed over to [02:41] Israel. Oh, no. Or to any [02:43] non-Palestinian party. Again, [02:46] bad news. [02:48] So, Hamas is going to hand over the [02:51] weapons to [02:53] Palestinians. [02:55] This is Hamas disarming itself. [02:57] But, then there's the issue of the civil [03:00] servants. The plan says that tens of [03:02] thousands of Hamas employees, police, [03:04] security forces, health workers will be [03:07] treated with dignity dignity and given [03:10] new jobs under the new Palestinian [03:13] police force. [03:14] Do you see what's happening here? [03:16] Is it just me? Because the same people [03:18] who enforced Hamas's terror regime, the [03:21] same people who guarded the hostages, [03:22] the same people who fired the rockets [03:26] are just going to get new uniforms. [03:29] That is not dismantlement. That is every [03:33] branding exercise, okay? You're taking [03:36] the Hamas logo off the door and just [03:39] putting a sign that says National [03:40] Committee. It's a scam. [03:42] Okay? [03:43] Can we all agree that this is just a [03:45] scam? [03:46] Hamas says they will accept the [03:48] disarmament plan, but they demand that, [03:52] again, Israel withdraws from Gaza first. [03:55] And Israel correctly says, "No Israeli [03:57] withdrawal from the yellow line before [03:59] Hamas is disarmed and the Gaza Strip is [04:02] demilitarized." [04:04] And this is the fundamental deadlock. [04:07] Neither side actually wants to go first. [04:10] You know, you [04:11] we can understand Israel. [04:13] Um [04:14] but why is Hamas so insistent that the [04:18] Israel Defense Forces leave before a [04:20] single gun is handed over? [04:22] Because they want Israel gone so that [04:25] they can rearm in the dark. They know [04:27] that the second the Israeli military [04:29] pulls out, the international pressure [04:31] will evaporate, the independent [04:34] technocrats will be completely [04:35] powerless, and Hamas will simply refuse [04:38] to disarm. And then, Israel won't just [04:41] move its military back to Gaza to fight [04:44] because, you know, then the world will [04:45] just stand on the side of Hamas as it [04:48] always did, and just demand that Israel [04:50] will not touch Gaza, and that Hamas is [04:54] too weak to do anything anyways. [04:56] That's what they're probably going to [04:58] say. You know, [04:59] I'm saying this because Hamas has done [05:01] it before. This is their playbook. They [05:04] break every ceasefire, every agreement, [05:06] every promise they have ever made. So, [05:09] why on earth [05:11] would anyone trust them now? [05:14] You do not leave your family's safety in [05:17] the hands of people whose charter, [05:19] literally founding chartering from 1980, [05:24] literally calls for your annihilation. [05:26] So, for anyone who thinks, "Well, [05:28] maybe if Israel just leaves Hamas, you [05:31] know, things will just calm down over [05:33] there in Gaza." [05:35] Let me give you a quick history lesson. [05:37] In 2005, Israel did exactly what the [05:40] world is asking them to do now. We [05:43] withdrew completely from the Gaza Strip. [05:45] We uprooted every single Israeli [05:47] settlement, we removed every single [05:49] Israeli soldier, we handed the keys over [05:52] to the Palestinian Authority. There was [05:54] no blockade, there was no occupation. [05:57] Gaza had the chance to become the [06:00] Singapore of the Middle East. [06:02] What happened? Did we get peace? Didn't [06:05] we get disarmament? No. In 2005, Hamas [06:09] threw the Palestinian Authority off the [06:11] roofs of the buildings. They took [06:13] complete control of Gaza and turned it [06:16] the most heavily fortified terror base [06:18] on planet Earth. They used the billions [06:21] of dollars in international aid not to [06:23] build schools and hospitals, but to [06:25] build a subterranean military network [06:29] larger than the London Underground. And [06:32] they fired over 20,000 rockets at [06:35] Israeli civilians. [06:36] Every single time Israel has withdrawn, [06:40] Lebanon in 2000, Gaza 2005, the vacuum [06:44] was not filled with peace. Okay? It was [06:47] filled with more weapons, more terror, [06:50] and more death. [06:52] Withdrawal without disarmament equals [06:56] more terror. Period. That's what [06:58] history's showing us. [07:00] But, let's play, you know, make-believe [07:03] for a second. Let's pretend that the [07:05] technocrats actually managed to collect [07:07] all the rockets. Let's pretend that the [07:09] storage lockers are full. [07:12] It still wouldn't matter because [07:14] disarmament without dismantling the [07:17] ideology [07:18] is meaningless. I mean, you can take [07:20] away the rocket launcher, but if the [07:22] ideology remains, they will just build [07:26] another one. The schools in Gaza still [07:28] teach martyrdom, and the UNRWA's [07:30] textbooks still glorify the murder of my [07:33] people. You cannot disarm [07:36] an ideology with a weapons inventory. [07:40] The tunnels can be rebuilt. [07:42] New weapons can be smuggled across the [07:44] Philadelphia quarter, which is that [07:47] border between Egypt and Gaza. [07:51] As long as the radical Jihadist ideology [07:54] stays in power in Gaza, nothing will [07:57] change. It doesn't matter if you switch [07:59] the logo from Hamas to something else [08:01] and call it, you know, the board of [08:03] peace or the the technocrats, whatever [08:05] you want. It's I believe that it's just [08:08] not going to work. Hamas cannot remain, [08:10] okay? [08:11] And and it cannot remain under a [08:12] different uniform. Look, after 9/11, [08:16] when nearly 3,000 Americans were [08:18] murdered, did the United States go to [08:21] the UN and say, "Hey, hey, [08:24] let's put together, okay? Here is an [08:25] idea. Board of peace, let's ask Al-Qaeda [08:28] to kindly disarm themselves. We'll send [08:30] some independent technocrats to, you [08:32] know, inventory some of bin Laden's [08:34] weapons and we'll just trust that [08:36] they'll behave, right?" No, nobody said [08:39] that because it would be insane. America [08:41] went in and America dismantled the [08:43] terrorist infrastructure. You understood [08:45] that you cannot negotiate with people [08:48] who want you dead. You understood that [08:50] the only way to ensure the safety of [08:52] your citizens was to completely uproot [08:55] the threat. [08:56] That [08:58] is exactly what Israel needs to do. And [09:01] that is exactly what the international [09:03] community is trying to stop us from [09:05] doing. [09:07] So, with that being said, what actually [09:10] needs to happen? [09:11] In my opinion, first, a complete [09:13] military operation to destroy Hamas's [09:15] military capability. No half measures, [09:17] no leaving four battalions in Rafa. [09:20] It It almost feels like it became a [09:21] trend to stop the job half finished. [09:24] The, you know, it's the case in Iran, in [09:26] Lebanon with Hezbollah, and in Gaza with [09:30] Hamas. The second thing that needs to [09:31] happen is the complete deradicalization [09:35] of Gaza's education system and society. [09:38] Just like the denazification of Germany [09:40] after World War II, you have to root out [09:43] the poison at the source. Of course, [09:47] I'm not talking here about people. I'm [09:49] not against, you know, a certain ethnic [09:51] group. I am talking about a terrorist [09:54] group, right? The third The third thing [09:57] is new governance that is not Hamas [10:00] under a different name. [10:03] Not Hamas civil servants in new uniform, [10:06] you know, police uniforms. Of course, [10:07] everything that I'm saying takes years. [10:09] It takes hard work. It takes military [10:11] presence. It does not happen on a 14-day [10:14] implementation schedule [10:15] drafted by politicians who have never [10:19] had to run to a bomb shelter in 15 [10:22] seconds, okay? The only way to ensure [10:25] peace and stability for both Israelis [10:27] and Palestinians [10:29] is to completely uproot Hamas. This [10:31] disarmament deal [10:33] is a trap, in my opinion. It's a mirage. [10:36] And look, Israel must not walk into it. [10:39] I I do think that the leadership in [10:42] Israel, they know what's going on. [10:45] Um there were also talks in the news [10:47] that Netanyahu had to approve something [10:49] before the meeting with President Trump [10:51] to show that, you know, [10:53] um [10:54] things are moving. So, I think that [10:56] there is wisdom to it, but um I would [10:58] not trust not this plan, not Hamas. And [11:01] quite frankly, I think that it it's [11:02] about time that Israel stands on its own [11:04] feet, uh completely independent, not [11:07] relying not on the Americans, not on our [11:09] allies in Europe. We make our own [11:11] decisions. Um [11:13] if you agree, [11:14] share this video. Let people know the [11:15] truth behind the headlines. Make sure [11:17] that you please subscribe. It helps me a [11:20] ton to reach new audiences. I think that [11:23] a lot of people need to hear uh what an [11:25] Israeli has to say about all this [11:27] shenanigan, all this crazy news that we [11:29] hear about, uh you know, day and night. [11:32] Thank you for watching, and I'll see you [11:34] in the next
