00:00No Israelis since 2006 has been in Gaza. They didn't want to stay there. Sharon got everybody
00:07out. Nobody wants to occupy it because it's a lose-lose situation. But what he's saying is,
00:15I think by occupying it, we're going to go block by block to the whole country and eliminate Hamas.
00:21I don't think that's possible, though, because you don't know who they are.
00:26Nobody's going to say, I'm openly a Hamas member.
00:31Should Israel reinvade Gaza? Does Gaza Strip belong to Israel?
00:39Is it right or wrong for Israel to re-enter and occupy the full Gaza?
00:46Well, our prime minister made it very clear, and his tab cabinet members made it very clear,
00:51Israel has no interest to control Gaza. But Israel does have an interest to enter to Gaza
00:57and to finish the job, as our president, Mr. Donald J. Trump, asked us to finish the job.
01:05Just for historical perspective, Gaza has been part of Israel for thousands of years.
01:11They recently uncovered a temple that shows how Jews lived in Gaza for centuries.
01:17Unfortunately, exactly 20 years ago, in 2005, August 15, the Jews that were living in Gaza had to leave.
01:31Every single Jew was dragged out of Gaza.
01:35They had to leave their homes, their synagogues, the place of work.
01:40They built companies, they built greenhouses, they turned Gaza into a flourishing industry.
01:49Even the cemeteries, they had to exhume their bodies, because they knew as soon as they leave what they would do to it.
01:58They left Gaza, and the Jews, unfortunately, had to leave very painfully their own homes and their life behind.
02:07But nonetheless, we have paid the price of October 7.
02:15So, I would like you to listen in together with me to Mr. Victor David Hansen,
02:23who is a very great thinker, and who has analyzed every step of the war from when it began to now,
02:35and is a truth seeker, to listen to what he has to say about this concept of Israel occupying Gaza.
02:45Or is there a practical solution? Is there another solution?
02:50And then, afterwards, we'll discuss it.
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02:58Well, Victor, on Friday, we talked a little bit about Gaza and Israel.
03:03But I had something to ask you, and news to bring up for our audience, and I just forgot about it.
03:10And that news is very important, that Netanyahu has said that Israelis are going to occupy Gaza.
03:17And so, he's made a decision to go all the way through.
03:20Do you think this is a wise decision?
03:24Well, no Israelis since 2006 has been in Gaza.
03:30They didn't want to stay there.
03:31Sharon got everybody out.
03:33Nobody wants to occupy it, because it's a lose-lose situation.
03:38But what he's saying is, I think by occupying it, we're going to go block by block to the whole country and eliminate Hamas.
03:46I don't think that's possible, though, because you don't know who they are.
03:52Nobody's going to say, I'm openly a Hamas member.
03:55We have all these Western pollsters who say, oh, the Gazan people don't like Hamas.
04:00There's no evidence that that's true.
04:02The polls don't show that.
04:03Sometimes they say there's dislike.
04:04Sometimes they say there's not.
04:06But there's two alternatives.
04:09One is to go back pre-2000, October 7th of 2023.
04:18And that is just to beef up your defenses, build a better wall, and just wall it off, and just say, don't want to be you, you don't want to be me, keep away.
04:30Or it's to go in and, quote-unquote, occupy it and destroy Hamas.
04:35I don't know which is preferable, because they're both bad choices.
04:38But I think that the pre-October 7th, this is what I don't understand.
04:47Khalil, remember him, the one he just said the other day, he's back now, you know, back in the sense he's protesting again.
04:54He just said the other day that there was no alternative to October 7th.
04:58So he was glorifying October 7th.
05:01But prior to October 7th, the times that I'd been there, I think two out of the last three years in Israel, they were very happy that they had solved the Gaza problem, they thought.
05:12They had the kibbutzes right near the Gaza crossing points.
05:17That was an area where there were a lot of left-wing Israelis, liberal Israelis, people who felt that the more poor Gazans experience magnanimity from Israel, high wages, making more, three times more than they could at Gaza, coming across every day to work in agriculture, to work in construction.
05:39When they were injured or needed health care, the Israelis would take them to Israeli doctors and hospitals to get, you know, first world care.
05:49And they thought that obviously they were taking the most radical of Palestinians and winning them over.
05:56And what they didn't realize is that's not how it works.
06:00In the mind of the Gaza militants, I shouldn't even say militants.
06:06I mean, there were 6,000 people that crossed the border on October 7th.
06:10The minority were Hamas.
06:12Once the word got out that you could kill, rape, steal, assault Jews, and there was no IDF there, they all, it was like a free-for-all.
06:20They all wanted to get over there and join.
06:22So the Gazans interpreted the Israeli magnanimity as weakness to be despised and not to be feared, not strength as to be feared.
06:34So I don't know where they go from here.
06:35They have these, the first choices didn't work before October 7th.
06:40The second choice of just walling it off with not just an electronic quote-unquote fence, I mean a real wall.
06:47Well, I'm not sure that would work, but I know that going in there and cleansing Hamas out is going to be very difficult.
06:58Yeah, it will be very difficult.
07:00I have a feeling the Israelis can do it.
07:03Let's hope so.
07:04But I think the world is, I think Trump is right.
07:09He's saying basically that we're in an existential war, Gondor versus Mordor.
07:14So, and if you're Canada and you are Britain and you're on the side of Hamas and you want to recognize that, then we don't want to deal with you for a while.
07:24That's what he said.
07:26Yeah, I know.
07:27I like Trump's support of them.
07:29You know what?
07:30Speaking of Trump, he said also that because of the situation of aid going into Gaza and how Hamas is interrupting it, that the United States may have to take over aid.
07:42That was another story I hadn't quite talked to you about.
07:45I don't know if you have any commentary on that.
07:47That's U.S., the purveyor of aid to the Gazans in order to solve the famine crisis.
07:55I'm not sure there's a famine crisis.
07:57There's not a famine crisis.
07:59There's a crisis of Hamas hijacking food from the United States, Israel, or the U.N., and then expropriating it and then charging its own hungry people money or allegiance, blackmailing them.
08:12And if people want to get food from the United States or Israel, which there's food there, they're going to be identified, named, and somebody that night is going to knock on their door and beat them up or kill them.
08:29Until that's ended, there's not going to be much hope.
08:32And I just don't see much hope.
08:38I really don't.
08:39They apparently do not want to live like the two million Arabs inside Israel who have a first world standard of living and they're treated with freedom of expression.
08:49They have a pretty good economy.
08:50They're not trying to kill all the Jews for the most part.
08:55And they're happy compared to their counterparts in Palestine or Jordan or Egypt or anywhere in the Arab world other than the Gulf.
09:05Is the U.S. taking over aid the solution to that?
09:09I'm not dead sure about that.
09:11I don't think the U.S. should get involved with the Gazans at all.
09:16If anybody listening can tell me, well, you're wrong.
09:20Every time we've engaged them, like George W. Bush did, I think we should have open elections.
09:25And if Hamas gets elected, they get elected.
09:27And we'll respect that.
09:28Yeah, we had one election one time.
09:32Or we need to deal with Arafat.
09:34And we'll have him at Camp David.
09:36And we'll make sure that he gets 98% of the whole West Bank for his own Palestinian state.
09:42And anything that the Israelis want to keep around Jerusalem, they'll give them a commiserate part of territory from pre-'90s.
09:501847 Israel.
09:51And they'll just switch, and they'll all be happy.
09:55No, he didn't want to do that.
09:56They want to destroy Israel.
09:58I know that because I walk across the Stanford campus, and during this whole post-October 7th, I listened to what the wealthy, upscale, Middle East students were saying in their pro-Hamas demonstrations.
10:13It wasn't that they want to have a two-state solution.
10:17It was, they were river to the sea, river to the sea.
10:22River to the sea, river to the sea, which translates into total annihilation.
10:30What the media doesn't talk about the two million Arabs that are currently living in the borders of Israel, as Mr. Victor just mentioned, they are living in an enjoying first world lifestyle.
10:49Also, many don't know that before October 7th, thousands of Gazans used to come to Israel, work in the fields, earn an honest living, and go back.
11:05Not only that, many of these Gaza border towns, or many extreme leftists, as we call them, liberal Israelis, who believed that they could change the mindset of the Palestinians.
11:25So they befriended them, not only did they befriend them, they used to take them to their own doctors, to their own hospitals, treated them as family, with the hopes of fostering some type of a connection, a relationship between the Palestinians and the Israelis.
11:50And they had false hopes that by doing that, it will make a difference.
11:55And yet, the very people who looked after them, who treated them so well, were murdered by their hands.
12:06Unfortunately, when you have a neighboring country whose mindset is like a death cult, their whole life, their whole mandate is about not getting Israel, but killing Jews.
12:25And as long as that mandate is there, and that's what they are living by, then Israel has no choice but to protect itself.
12:35In 2005, they could have taken Gaza, they could have taken Gaza, they could have taken the greenhouses that were there, and just repurposed them, and continue to build Gaza into a thriving coast riviera.
12:55But instead, they destroyed the synagogues, they destroyed the synagogues, they destroyed the cemeteries, they turned the whole Gaza into a terror camp, into a terror country, which ended up in October 7.
13:10Well, let's hope and pray that the world, and side with the right side of history, and understand and appreciate the war that Israel is fighting.
13:23And let's pray, and we hope that they can end it soon.
13:27God bless you.
13:28God loves you.
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