Gadi Taub Answers 18 Questions on judicial reform, the Palestinian Authority, and Gaza’s future

[@chanaheszter168]

This was beyond excellent. Gadi is a voice of reason and clarity.

[@SuperKripke]

Israel taking Palestine, one pound of flesh at a time. Breathtaking lack of morality.

[@julianzukmann2110]

No, it was infinitely beneath excellence.

[@blueberry3168]

@@julianzukmann2110did Gadi offend you?

[@misha1144]

The most intelligent monolog I've heard in a long time. Thank you Mr. Taub!

[@jaihindjaibharat7376]

In India we are facing same issues. Our Supreme Court poking in each and every matter of elected government. We hindus are divided in casts because of cast based reservations. Our anti India parties using muslims vote to get elected by appeasing them and making muslims more radical.Muslims using our democratic system to improve their population and making drastic changes in Indian demoghraphy.

[@koopon3900]

Very interesting

[@trespire]

I need to look into the internal situation in India. India will be a global economic powerhouse, if not already so. We need to care and pay attention to India. Regards.

[@mochithepooh5368]

Buddy what you describe is literally how democracy works. Politicians listen to voters ans voters vote for what's in their best interest.

[@metaljacket8128]

​@@mochithepooh5368How does that refute their point?

[@kaitarjkhara2663]

I am very happy to see this channel and appreciate the non biased interview approach. It's a refreshing way to hear points of view in long format. Giving the chance to voice a complete view in an answer to an open question is the exact opposite of what the social media giants allow. Thank you.

[@CzechsAgainstGenocide]

Non biased? Is.rael is occupying Palestine and you are ignoring it!

[@ronarubin]

Gadi you are on another level. I listen to every interview you do. I stand in awe

[@Kouros-y2t]

I somehow get a calm comforting feeling when I listen to him.

[@ronarubin]

@@Kouros-y2t I agree. It’s so honest

[@pkwong1940]

Nothing but pure postulates of the Zionist's position.

[@Shomersaf]

Thank you Rona! That's kind of you to say.

[@stjepkoboban358]

Support from Zagreb, Croatia. Excellent analysis from Gaudi Taub. The progressive ideology transformed Sweden into a wrack country, uncontrolled migration turned it into a most dangerous place in Europe. Progressivnes is just another word for communisam, socialisam ect, an ideology with devastating consequences for any society on our planet. I hope that Israel will succeed and will show all of us the way to victory over this global evil.

[@jeffreyrapaport6588]

Toda, as we say in Israel, or hvala!

[@shusspryze2456]

Thanks for the sane voice ! Be blessed!

[@TheBarryKehoe]

Communism is great!

[@shusspryze2456]

@@TheBarryKehoe Are you real ?!

[@fannycasteel7118]

Do you know why all these refugees from the Middle East came to Europe?? Its because of the endless US / Israel wars, which was intended to protect Israel. So do not blame the refugees, Say thank you to Israel and the US for the enrichment !!

[@ewannabloom]

I am starting to love this man.

[@thevillageyid]

Gadi is awesome.

[@jeremysiegel8668]

Gadi should be on cnn every night

[@GoldasGirls]

Yes!!!

[@veralevy7036]

CNN would not host Gadi under no circumstances, CNN is funded completely by Qatar and Qatar is Hamas but the Americans will not get it

[@SuperKripke]

Yeah they lack Zionists on that channel 😅

[@mhlazerson]

Dream on!

[@Alonoda]

Cnn should be in the trash where they belong

[@CommonCents-rq5tg]

Gadi I can listen to you for hours especially when joking around with Mike Duran. You make it easy to understand the Zionist identity and the complexities of the Israeli society. Thank you for taking the time to share your insights. I think of the brave IDF soldiers, every day, who are fighting an enemy like no other of this time. I stand with PM Netanyahu to stick to the goals he stated back on Oct. 7th

[@AnonYmous-yu6hv]

The gazans need to be spread all over the 22 Arab countries that has a lot space and jobs that's the only solution.

[@Foster-rv6ty]

Your thinking is almost similar to mine. But given that Jordan was allotted 75 percent of Palestine for Muslim Arabs, all the muslim arabs in Gaza and Judea and Samaria and those 2 million arabs in Israel should be relocated to Jordan. The Christian population in Jordan should be relocated to Gaza, Judea and Samaria and Israel. Israel, Gaza and Judea and Samaria will become a majority Jewish state. All the muslim Arabs will make 100 percent muslims in Jordan and live in peace amongst themselves. The rest: Christians, Samaritans and other minorities will live in peace with the Jews in Israel...

[@alextruman5783]

Still Delusional Netanyahu’s Y-DNA is R-M198. His real name is Milejkowski: Polish ( born in Poland of Mixed German & Russian decent). Minster of Defense Yoav Galant: Polish. Minster of Retired Army Benny Gantz: Romanian. Eastern Europeans with no connections to Semitic people, Moses, Egypt, Palestine & the Middle East.

[@dl1361]

Or spread the Jews all over the world

[@dl1361]

@@Foster-rv6tywhat a convoluted bunch of bigoted nonsense

[@joge2468]

@@Foster-rv6ty They also need to overthrow the Hashemite Kingdom - which is foreign to the region - and govern themselves.

[@Shpunder]

Gadi, you keep doing a good job -- keep up speaking a voice of reason. Thank you.

[@veralevy7036]

‏כל הכבוד גדי תמשיך בבקשה להסביר להם אנחנו מאוד מעריכים אותך בבקשה אל תפסיק🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱

[@Misty-r1k]

Gadi Taub is one a my favourite public personalities and sources for information on Israel. I have subsequently subscribed to your channel for your good taste choosing Gadi Taub to interview. Good luck with your channel. ❤

[@phg5]

Gadi Taub is one of the smartest and most morally clear people on the subject of Israel. 💕🇮🇱💕

[@thewackywabbit5080]

His book, Mobiles / Non mobiles is a very important one, not only in the internal Israeli discussion, but also in all of the west - I can see this conflict in USA, UK, many European countries, Canada and Australia.

[@bleep957]

So true , that Palestinians have no intention of peace , very sad 😢

[@fannycasteel7118]

That is what you are telling yourself to make the theft bearable!!😢😢

[@trinchuzosparty]

​@@fannycasteel7118What theft?

[@Foster-rv6ty]

​​@@fannycasteel7118 Without lies, Islam dies😮. "Islam, this absurd theology of an immoral Bedouin, is a rotting corpse, which poisons our lives.” ~ Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

[@veralevy7036]

Your mistake is that there are no Palestinians and there is no Palestine why are you quoting those Arabs Palestinians just like the mainstream media in America, but it is false and it is not true

[@wavkariuki7653]

Please define your peace, I suspect it is something the occupation and SLOW HOLOCAUST on the Palestinian people

[@simplyme475]

Gadi is brilliant he is spot on thank you 18 forty for bringing him to our attention

[@aaronburr2448]

Gadi is a blessing

[@clairezet3182]

GADI IS A NATIONAL TREASURE. AN OBJECTIVE AND TRTHFUL PERSON. A GREST JOIRNALIST AND AUTHOR CHAZAK VE'EMATZ

[@Wendyzee1612]

I met my first Israeli leftist in 2002 - arrived in Israel fresh from a quick trip to Europe and UK, starting out in South Africa, in '96, fresh of the Liberal boat that fought for equality (the ANC made a mess the last 30 years - South Africans of all races are waking up - but that fight was a real need). And I was very confused - our Right Wing were simply racist - we were never in danger of annihilation (although some of us are now). My confusion resulted from a simple logical question: How could an Israeli, 2nd and 3rd generation, be rooting for the people trying to kill them? This first encounter was a group of no more than 20 protesters standing where Ben Tsiyon Blvd intersects with King George Avenue in Tel Aviv - that was their spot. Imagine my even deeper confusion seeing these same people now grown to 10s of thousands protesting the wartime government, defending us all btw, like it is the 60's in the US, and we invaded Vietnam... - I am finally headed home to Israel in 2 weeks, after many years away, and I am dying to run into the Left - and providing them with a dose of reality. I blame, sorry to say, the continued Americanism of many who made Aliyah in the last decade or so - Israel is NOT America, please don't import that shit. Leave it back there with your token Christmas tree. And it really winds me up that these people are using the Hostages as cover for their subversion.

[@synewparadigm]

You will fail with trying to convince them of anything. They are like in a cult and have lost common sense.

[@KarmenSanchezTalavera]

Excellent exposition, thank you very much from Spain. Shalom

[@ronkaidar1350]

Great Podcast! Happy this came up as a recommendation. He made some excellent points.

[@YG-kk4ey]

Finally we got Gadi!

[@davidabulafia7145]

Gadi is defining the problems in Israel perfectly. God bless Gadi.

[@ilyabixon7682]

Gadi has a clear understanding and moral clarity, bright mind.

[@elianaj.3373]

Gadi, you’re a genius and a blessing!! Toda raba raba!

[@elishevaborenson4609]

Thank you, Gadi, for you intelligent, honest and patriotic answers.

[@politicas3361]

Simply splendid. Gadi represents all that is good about our people. Great interview!

[@jeremysiegel8668]

Gadi should join the Knesset

[@pavel0900]

Fantastic interview. Gadi Taub is explaining things very eloquently and brings great examples that western viewers who are unfamiliar with Israeli politics can understand and relate to the things he is talking about. Thank you and hello from Canada 🇨🇦

[@lloydjones3371]

Excellent interview, in both questions and answers.

[@jinnahmaelobrio9228]

Gadi Taub is brilliant.

[@philiphook3898]

Listening for a third time. I've listened to many videos, news, friends.. With that I'm sending love from a Christian from America to you.

[@philiphook3898]

Not wanting to get American political..Me an our people stand with the Jewish people. For me it's whatever they would like in the sovereign state of Israel.

[@abbymadison3889]

Gadi is a voice of reason and clarity.

[@RabbiMosheBernstein1]

Very good analysis of the current situation.

[@christ.8547]

*pm netanyahu is doing an incredible job and should be commended...**many blessing's..💙🌎✌🏽🕎✝️🔯.

[@martiakatz8442]

I love listening to this voice of reason and brilliance, I hope the Knesset are also listening. Time to change how kind we are to our enemies methinks.

[@yudimandel]

Annex the whole damn thing. Why is it so hard for everyone to admit that they were wrong about the Oslo Accords and land swaps for peace? The entire Gaza strip could’ve been bulldozed in 30 days without firing a single missile. Think about that. Israel should section off an area where the safe zone is now, that is not adjacent to Egypt’s border, do not allow in 1 ounce of cement or any building material and with time the UN will have to relocate the Gazan’s elsewhere. Until the state of Israel doesn’t believe in its own right to the land, the rest of the world won’t either.

[@AWSMcube]

Genuine question, how does it feel to support ethnic cleansing? Do you have any moral qualms with it?

[@user-ow2lk2ps4l]

thanks for the truth.... At last

[@sherylkruger3344]

Agree. Thank you Gadi

[@me262fan2]

amazing to hear his views and honesty , he's travelled a massive distance from where he used to be , kol hakavod - seems like he's almost at the finish post ( which in reality is only the beginning)

[@zachary813]

Yeah, sure, annex the upper third. But take also the Philadelphi Corridor.

[@yogasamrat]

Gadi Taub should be the right hand man of Bibi.And assume prime minister ship when Bibi steps down.

[@sh25098]

The allies ocuppied Germany post ww2 and saw that the education system changed in order to denatzi Germany. Same is going to happen in gaza

[@dee1055]

He is amazing amazing beyond. Clear and concise and confident

[@user-tb1lq5gw4x]

I'm living in Israel. From my mother side family I'm a native Levant Jewish. Go's back more than 2400 years ago. Blogging to this land of Israel Judea Yehuda yehodim Jews are originally from Judea. The Arabs originally are from the Arab peninsula. They concord in the 7 ce. From the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean. Includes Judea. Palestinian is the most Colonialist name. Given last time by the British empire colonialism. British mandate. The Arabs adopted this name in 1964 with a Sviat union idea and the Plo movement. So Israel Judea Mount zion(ism) the Hebrew language of the Bible. Go's back more than 3000 years. It's a history fact. You can see it by archeology faded. 18 ce in the louvre museum. In England museum and of course in Israel

[@sharonavraham290]

Thank you Gadi

[@yoramhazan3636]

An an Israeli Jew who support his words i will be as clearer.. 1. I am a Jew originally from Juda. We used to have a kingdom here, a fact accepted by all 3 religions.... and history, archaelogy, etc. 2. We were occupied, moved by force to other countries and returned. 3. Many of those who call themselves Palestinians are Arabs from Arabia... 4. The name Palestine was made by the Romans to mock the Jews (with reference to the Philistines, the sea people, Goliath..) 5. The Palestinians have never has a state here or elsewhere 6. Arabs started many wars and we won 7. We offered land and peace and were rejected 8. We want to live in peace but will protect our home like any other human being 9. The problem is that they want Israel to completely disappear 10. The bigger problem is that it is not just the Palestinians but tones of muslims, not just Arabs, whose education invilves words like Fatwa, jihad, alkufaar, Caliphate, etc... words of peace indeed... And looking at what is happening in Europe and in the US, this is not our problems but yours.... and that of the west that believes in western values The number of muslims increase, Christians decrease... do the math and the consequences... Muslims need to be more like Emirates... Bahrain... etc... not like Afganistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Iran, Syria, Hezbolah... and the other crazy Shia ... It is all about how you interpret the Kouran...

[@SionTJobbins]

This is a very good interview. Both Gadi explains his positions well and with respect whether you agree with him or not, and the interviewer asks very good questions, the kind of questions which Gadi's intelligent opponents would ask. Toda.

[@Ellie_copt14]

Thank you, Gadi

[@dr.rachellemand2266]

Hadi, you are expressing my thoughts very clearly. I would just wish you would have mentioned that Gaza is Israel and so is Judea and Samaria. I think Israel should declare sovereignty over all these areas. Thank you for being an asset to Israel.

[@joymoss-rendell2637]

Gadi take care. We need your mind and voice.☺

[@betsypenn9208]

Great interview, very informative

[@pamelaleibowitz3019]

Brilliant ! Torah Rabah !

[@BenjaminOfer]

Amazing interviewer. No interr, snall guidance, give the interviewed to flow

[@itamarben9773]

Gadi Taub is Israel's premier public relations man both internally and externally.

[@ilya7971]

Very interesting and imo honest interview.

[@lamegalectora]

I love this man:: intelligent, honest, courageous, well informed, generous, articulate…Israel is fortunate to have him.

[@Dakini31]

What an insightful interview. Gadi Taub, has become one of my favourite political scientists. Thank you sir, you! I want more! 🇺🇸🤍🇮🇱

[@anyacaspari9064]

Gadi , you are an eye opener I ts Lovely to get to know Yoy

[@carmelitaban-ang6515]

very interesting,very well said

[@catherinejudd7993]

In terms of Americans understanding Israel there is a constant erroneous superimposition of our own political system on top of Israel’s political system which is similar in some ways but certainly not identical.

[@dl1361]

We don’t debate the right to rape in congress. Big difference

[@StillChrist]

But you need to control the border so you have to annex the southern third as well. Then use tunnels to get back and forth.

[@chanaheszter168]

Just need a jumbo Walmart in the middle, loads of parking, and the beach.

[@michellemor1]

Great interview! The cat is beautiful btw...

[@MARTINSTERN]

Amazing analysis!

[@theheavy9821]

Every interview should have a cat in the background

[@ChryssaEvans]

Thank you.

[@martinjohnson5498]

Stalin: “Quantity has a quality all its own.”

[@jamesenrico5783]

GADI IS 1000% RIGHT ON ; listening to him IS THE ONLY WAY TO SOLVE THE ARABS PROBLES AMEN

[@NitsaOz]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@lgo5398]

I think of the true Israelites, this: "And they shall fall by the edge of the sword, and shall be led away captive into all nations: and Jerusalem shall be trodden down of the Gentiles, until the times of the Gentiles be fulfilled."

[@Maryculligan]

Ismael was a “wild ass of a man” with his descendants having their hand against their world & the world against them. So my pastor said.

[@kaisersoza7937]

Annex all of Gaza, it’s Israeli land

[@Wonderer473]

Annexation of the north makes sense.

[@elianaj.3373]

Would be great to fix the sound of the interviewer

[@hanspeterbuchi5498]

Based on the valid Mandate for Palestine 1922 all from the Jordan - see belongs to Israel. The Gaza strip was according to Oslo to be administered by the Palestinians, as well as Judea Samaria. However already Arafat had violated without end the agreements. So Israel should simply extend Israeli sovereignty over the Gaza strip and area C. "Annex" is the wrong expression used only when you take over territory from another Souvereign.

[@yozimerman]

On judicial court reform: there is no need of a reform, make a basic law or a constitution, you can reform this laws or constitution with a larger mayority, and that's it. The discussion has no legal sense at all. I am a Likudnik by the way

[@YG-kk4ey]

This episode doesn't seem to have been published on the Google podcast platform?

[@user-eb6gd3bp5d]

"No non-Israeli subject of Gaza born before the Commencement Date (00:01, 23 January 2024) of the Era of James will possess, hold, operate (in any way), deploy, or allow the use by others of any offensive weapon." Will we find in your book a chapter discussing all that is implicit in the above comment?

[@mkvazquez5351]

Wow.

51:20 - what does the cat think - he’s looks wise.

[@AnonYmous-yu6hv]

אני תמיד תוהה איך זה שאין אנשים כאלה כמו גדי, אליהו יוסיאן, דורן, רמי מערוץ לאומנות וכו בשמאל?

[@compovi8461]

כי השמאל כיום מאופיין בפוסט ציונות-אנטי לאומיות. והוא לא רואה בזהות שלו לאומיות או עממיות מלשון עם. הוא רואה את זהותו כאזרח העולם הגדול שפשוט חי בכפר העברי שנקרא מדינת ישראל. פרובינקיה בפאקס אמריקאנה הליברלי. ואם הוא לא רואה את עצמו ככזה, הוא מאמין בערכים ליברלים אינדיבידואליסטים מעל כל דבר אחר. מה שהופך אותו לכזה.

[@Dextorius]

Fascinating, I see his logic, however annexing the top third of Gaza would be catastrophic for Israel’s global standing.

[@ef2718]

From the legal perspective Gaza belongs to Israel so the term annexation is false.

[@mairedelinois8734]

As a person with a grand father that was jewish peace be with him. I feel bad and sick in my stomach when I see what those jews are doing. I will never think I will be in that situation that I will questioning about what is going on now.

[@plahota]

What is it that Jews are doing that make you so sick? Are you a Muslim? What does it have to do with your late Grandfather? Would you consider facing your "sickness" without blaming others?

[@Maryculligan]

Jews are defending their existence.

[@Buster62]

The Reshef Plan: The Day After the Conflict in Gaza and Lebanon There has never been a state called Palestine and the Arab leadership in the territory of the former Mandate of Palestine has never been interested in a two-state solution. By stating that, I am not denying Arab Muslim descendants of the Mandate the right to a national identity -- just not a "Palestinian" one. Allow me to explain, starting with the “day after” this conflict. The proposed idea of having the UAE and Saudi Arabia involved as partners with Israel and Egypt in the development of an Emirates-like enclave in Gaza is a good one. Together, this consortium should manage a protectorate where a Gazan government can be developed that is not Islamist and independent of the PA. Apart from local policing responsibilities, Israel should maintain security control. Part of this deal would require that a strip of Gazan territory (1.5-5km wide) be annexed by Israel (including the Philadelphia corridor) for use as a security buffer. Additionally, Egypt would be required to hand over ca. 250-300km2 of land including Rafah and its surrounding area to the protectorate. Such an arrangement would leave it to the Israelis and Arabs to manage Gaza’s reconstruction and development without direct interference by outsiders, e.g., the UN. Under this plan, five emirates/governorates would be established: North Gaza, Gaza City, Deir Al-Balah, Khan Younis, and Rafah. A state called the United Gazan Emirates would be declared once the consortium unanimously agrees that Gaza is able to self-determine as a demilitarized state in peaceful coexistence with Israel. However, this plan does not fix the wider problem of what to do with the West Bank, Jerusalem, and southern Lebanon. That is why similarly fitting solutions should also be applied for those areas, and -- the game-changer -- extended to all of Israel. The current conflict can be used in much the same way as the American Civil War was used to reintegrate the states that had seceded from the Union and determine the legal status of African Americans - the Reconstructionist Era. It is time for a solution that is not misguidedly focused on “splitting-the-baby” - the two-state solution - but tackles the core issue of Israel's acceptance as a Jewish state in a Muslim region of the world. Such a solution should acknowledge that the Mandate’s territory, including the West Bank and East Jerusalem, was originally intended by the San Remo Conference (1920) and League of Nations (1923) for the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people west of the Jordan River. In doing so, the League recognized the historical connection of the Jewish people with Palestine and the grounds for “reconstituting” their national home in that country. Such a solution should also recognize that only people in the former Mandate who match the characteristics for indigeneity listed in the UN's Factsheet “Who are Indigenous Peoples?”, are the Jews. And, it should acknowledge that in 1948, Israel was the only state to declare independence in the territory, meaning that under the universally applied legal principle of international law, uti possidetis juris, it inherited the pre-existing borders of the Mandate as its internationally recognized sovereign borders. A reconstructionist solution would involve Israel reconstituting itself as a Constitutional Federal Republic (The Federal Republic of Israel), comprised of 27 governorates in Israel’s current borders including the Golan Heights and greater Jerusalem, and seven governorates in Judea and Samaria (Jenin/Tubas, Nablus, Tulkarm/Qalilya/Salfit, Ramallah/Al Bireh, Jericho, Bethlehem, and Hebron). The republic would be guided by a federal constitution granting equal political and civil rights to all its citizens. Southern Lebanon would become a protectorate of a consortium of several states including Israel, until such time as the consortium unanimously agrees that Lebanon is able to govern it as a demilitarized region in peaceful coexistence with Israel. As with Gaza, a strip of territory adjacent to the border with Israel would be annexed by Israel as a security buffer. Each of the republic’s 34 governorates would have a locally elected government with the ability to raise local taxes and manage general administrative affairs. They would also hold specific powers defined in the constitution that would determine which powers belong to the nation (federal), which are shared (concurrent), and which belong only to the governorates, e.g., local police would manage day-to-day policing while national security matters and crimes crossing governorate lines would be handled by a federal authority. The elected Governors - excluding the Governors from Gaza and southern Lebanon -- would sit in a new deliberative chamber of government. They could be joined by four representatives of the major faith communities in Israel constituting over 1% of the total population (Jewish, Muslim, Christian and Druze). While the chamber would not have legislative authority, it would have the mandate to scrutinize legislation, hold the government to account, and consider and report upon public policy. It could also seek to introduce legislation for the Knesset to consider and propose amendments to bills before their final passage into law. It would be able to delay bills though it could not indefinitely block their passage, with the possible exception of bills involving constitutional amendments, when a supermajority of 60% would be required. This would allow for the voices of all residents of the republic to be heard and considered. The Knesset would have legislative power and be much like it is today, though Israel's laws should be revised so that coalition governments cannot be as easily captured by extremist elements, e.g., the election threshold could be raised from 3.5% to 4%, and a coalition government could only be formed with 55% of Knesset members, not the current 50%. If a coalition of 55% cannot be formed, then a second round of elections would be conducted with minority parties that obtained less than 4% of first-round votes dropped from the roll. Once established, a coalition government could be dissolved with a 50% vote in the Knesset. If the Knesset votes to dissolve a government but a new coalition government cannot be formed, then, like now, an election would be held. This solution would allow Arabs to have local autonomy where they predominate and secure their property in a national register. It would not allow for Palestinian statehood. Originally proposed in 1937 by the Peel Commission, the idea of a two-state-solution was adopted by the UN in 1947, and after that, repeatedly tried by Israel with the support of the U.S., including as recently as 2000 and 2008. Every time it was rejected by the local Arab leadership, which only ever sought annihilation of the Jewish state. The opportunities for a two-state solution have been squandered, and as the current conflict lays bare, it would not resolve the real issue, which is Muslim acceptance of a Jewish state in the region. Regarding citizenship, Arabs would be offered citizenship conditional on 1) completing two (women) to three (men) years of national service (not necessarily military); and 2) renouncing foreign citizenship of states adjacent and/or hostile to Israel. Both of these conditions would also be required for Jews to hold citizenship. Those who do not accept these conditions or are beyond the age of national service, would receive full residency with full civil rights, and political rights in the governorates where they are registered. They would be able to vote in local government elections and for their representatives in the new chamber but not in national elections for the Knesset. They would be able to travel, work and live anywhere inside the republic but would not be able to change their residential governorate except by marriage, when they could change their residency to that of their spouse. They would get a special passport for international travel. Children would obtain citizenship status, but would lose it at 18 if they fail to fulfill the requirements of national service. The right of return would continue to apply for all Jewish immigrants and could be extended to include Arabs who can prove their residency in the Mandate prior to 15 May 1948, and who have not held citizenship of a country that is currently hostile to Israel within the past 10 years. Under penalty of law, organized insurgent activity (defined by law) would be grounds for imprisonment and/or to strip offenders of their citizenship/residency and expel them. Acts of terrorism (defined by law) would invoke a death penalty. A Constitutional Federal Republic of Israel should be supported by all civilized nations. Not only would it offer resolution to the Arab-Jewish conflict in the territory of the former Mandate, but it would also deal a heavy blow to the pernicious dawa of the Muslim Brotherhood that has captured Arab and Muslim political thinking around the world.

[@PaulShafer-s6m]

Gadi I would like to understand what your thoughts are on (eventually) annexing the south of Lebanon up to the Litani River?

[@karimsafieddine7327]

Why wait for a tiny man drinking coffee to tell you fairytales, come over and try buddy! Safe travels back to Poland and Brooklyn😘

[@PaulShafer-s6m]

@@karimsafieddine7327 don’t you worry, we are coming. see you soon! 😉

[@karimsafieddine7327]

Oh no worries at all! I have a fond memory when you already try to step beyond the border in 2006 when Polish and French teenage boys ran away from their burning tanks in tears when faced with flip-flop wearing resistance in South Lebanon🤣 overweight beta-males in some suburban US town should refrain from making empty threats when their reality is limited to Costco outings and listening to colonial podcasts in search of manhood.

[@dogbert52]

​@@karimsafieddine7327im curious, why poland and brooklyn?

[@privateprivate4315]

He thinks that’s where Jews come from. Ironically my family is from Syria so right there next to him lol.

[@dittacomair6173]

💪

[@marchess286]

I would describe the Iranian strategy as "Mad Max under a nuclear umbrella". BTW, Mad max was the good guy and defender of the remnants of civilization in the movies

[@What-kw6ox]

We live in awesome times. Watching you all justify your evil is surreal

[@JoeShmo8868]

31:56 39:21 44:25

[@compovi8461]

27:50 Zionism is the MODERN manifestation of the Messianic idea of the redemption of Israel and the return of the Jewish people to the land of Israel. This modern idea is "self determination". Ben-Gurion: "The thing that sustained the Jewish people in all of the generations, and brought the creation of the [Jewish] state, was the messianic vision of the prophets of Israel. A vision of Jewish and human redemption. The state of Israel is now, an instrument of realization, of this messianic vision". Israel Scroll of Independence: "We call to the Jewish people in all the diasporas to join together around the Yishuv in Aliya and in Building, and to stand to our right in the great campaign for the fulfillment of the generations aspiration for the redemption of Israel"

[@annap.974]

Love and stand with Israel and the Jewish people, always and forever! ❤🇮🇱❤🇮🇱❤🇮🇱❤🇮🇱❤

[@jeffreyrapaport6588]

Great interview but figure out your audio!

[@AhmedEtman79]

The lack of self-awareness by this man and many in the comments section is astonishing. A complete oblivion to how evil, racist, and wrong his ideas are, not to mention unrealistic and unwise.

[@Spikesons]

I've yet to hear a Swede. offer the view that they're about to become something other than Sweden, but let's keep the options open. Sweden is pretty integrated into the EU and now, reluctantly, NATO and is also close to Baltic neighbors. Sweden has found it's place among neighbors in the region. Israel's challenge is to do the same, yes? As long as Sweden occupied/ruled Finland and Norway this was not possible. Sweden found an accomodation. You?

[@synewparadigm]

Finland and Norway does not follow a 7th century bédouin that call for the extreminition of kufars.

[@Spikesons]

As an American sitting in a farmhouse in rural Sweden, I suggest you reconsider your use os Sweden as a negative example of what Israel can become. Thoughtful Swedish opinion is that Sweden did accept a number of immigrants (more per capita than Germany) they were unprepared to re-settle -- and they are paying a political price for that with the rise of a Nazi party: Sweden Democrats. But Swedes have a demonstrated abiiity to adjust and are doing just that. It's becoming more diverse, even here in the north by the Arctic Circle and the majority, in my view, see the country stronger for it. I'd choose Sweden any day over an Israel that is rapidly becoming a pariah state -- of it's own volition.

[@ef2718]

Sweden had not been involved in war for 216 years (Neglecting aid to Nazi Germany) why is Sweden a major weapon manufacturer?

[@chriss2452]

@Spikesons The Sweden Democrats is not a Nazi party. That's a ridiculous claim. And no, Sweden is not becoming stronger due to diversity, we are being drained by people who have no wish or intention to contribute to our society. Do some research and you will find plenty of dark history about the Social Democratic party, the actual nazis. We had a great influx of migrants from Greece, Italy, central Europe and Finland in the 60s and 70s, that was a massive win for our country. Those people came to work and contribute to society. The people coming today are a completely different demographic, many have come as a result of America's wars and have an extremely entitled attitude, though they have very little interest in learning the language or getting an education. Please educate yourself before you speak such nonsense.

[@chriss2452]

​@@ef2718 Sweden has had its own weapons industry for centuries. There are a few reasons why we have such a prominent position in weapons manufacturing today. During WWI, our government made a decision that we needed to arm ourselves in order to avoid being dragged into future wars, plus we have always had extremely competent engineers. Unfortunately, to our great shame, we weren't as neutral as some like to believe during WWII, while not supporting the Wehrmacht with arms, we allowed their trains to pass through our country and provided millions of tons of iron ore to the German industry. However, we sold ball bearings and air defense systems to Great Britain, so we made good money from the war.

[@privateprivate4315]

Yes in your view. Eventually Sweden will not be “Sweden” anymore. Also you missed his point. He was using Sweden as a positive model that the Israeli left is striving for while not understanding it will not work in that region. Also I’ll take being a pariah state vs going back into the ovens thank you very much.

[@ef2718]

@@chriss2452 So prominent weapons seller while preaching and scolding, you know what that is culled.

[@antoninojohnscoppettuolo9057]

Israel’s very own Dugin

[@SionTJobbins]

The Arabs in Israel have more linguistic and community rights than Breton or Basque speakers in France. The French state refuses to support state-financed and supported Breton/Basque/Catalan schools within its territory - something which is allowed in my country, Wales with Welsh-medium education. France's Constitutional Court said that state supported Breton medium education is "unconstitutional". Something for Israelis to remember when French people complain of lack of rights for Arabs in Israel. Likewise, France refuses to give any linguistic status to Breton/Basque/Catalan so, unlike in Israel where you have road signs, train announcements etc in Arabic, France has decreed that this isn't possible, or, is, at best tolerated if local departements pay for some signs in their jusistiction. Breton etc are indigenous languages, they existed on the land before there was a French state or idea of French state. So, Israel supports and affords Arabs more linguistic and community status that Franch gives its own indigenous languages.

[@rosarioraccuglia]

They don't want live with, but instead. Bear this in mind. Evil or God. Truth Staub