Analyzing the Arab Joint List Platform in Israel

This photo you see, I just took it myself from my own phone. I want to open it and read it to you.

Every party that enters Israel's parliament has something called a platform.

A platform means— A glossary of what the Arab party's goals are that has entered the Israeli parliament, what it wants to achieve.

Anyone who goes to vote says, “Look, I'm voting for party X.” But party X, tell me what your platform is.

If I like it, I'll vote for you. If not, I want to vote for another party.

Now, my friends, I deliberately brought the Hebrew version.

You can take this same photo that Mr. Omid Dana posted, put it into AI, and translate it so you know I got it from the original source.

I'll translate the Hebrew that's posted here for you, or Mr. Omid Dana— you can put it into AI yourselves and read the translation.

For me—my ChatGPT has a limited, uh… given how many photos have come in, I came so the story would get bigger— You can throw in Google AI.

Now, this—Google AI has no limits.

Look at the party charter of the Arab—what they call the...

Mr. Eisenkot—Oh, I found it. Should I read it? Okay, here you go.

It says, um, the Joint Arab List's election platform: Ending the Israeli occupation, establishing a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital. Wow!

Evacuating the settlements from the occupied Palestinian territories.

It's unbelievable— occupied Palestinian territories means the '67 borders.

Bring everything on the other side over to this side.

And three: stop the policy of land confiscation, home demolitions, and the Judaization of Jerusalem.

It says it must be stopped. Granting Palestinian refugees the right of return under international law.

Five—wait a second. Now, when we say Palestinian refugees, that's because the Islamic Republic or Arab countries make a big deal out of this, so let me explain.

Under international law, refugees from w— war or otherwise are those who were displaced in the first generation.

The international community, with the— presence and very substantial assistance of Arab countries, passed a law in the international community that changed the meaning of “war refugee” when it came to Israeli Arabs.

They said, “Sir, it’s not just the first generation, the children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and so on are all considered war refugees, generation after generation.”

Whereas this contradicts the understanding of the international community.

There are now roughly seven or eight million Palestinians worldwide, including grandchildren, great- grandchildren, and so on, with daughters- and sons-in-law, and so on.

Now, in clause four, they say, “Sir, all of them have to be returned to Israel.”

Seven or eight million people. Okay. Five. Five, the release of all Palestinian prisoners, like Sinwar and so on.

And that other one, what’s his name, Barghouti—Barghouti, who has killed so many people and is still in prison, and they really want Barghouti to be released.

Yes, meaning all these “elites”—that’s what they call them.

A—all these terrorists in Gaza and the West Bank, Judea and Samaria.

And so on. They say, "Free them all." Okay. Six.

Six: Israel's withdrawal from all occupied Arab territories since 1967, including the Syrian Golan and southern Lebanon.

That means they aren't saying, "Look, our only issue is Judea and Samaria and Gaza."

They're deciding the fate of Syria and southern Lebanon too, starting now.

Seven. Seven: uh, ending the blockade of Iraq and Sudan and stopping and strengthening cooperation among Arab states, cooperation among Arab states, ending the blockade of Iraq and Sudan and stopping and strengthening cooperation among Arab states.

Eight: recognizing the Arab minority as a national minority with all its rights, and rejecting sectarian partition policies in the Arab sector of Israel.

That means they're inside Israel— that was the question I answered Mr. Omid Dana.

I said Kurds, Turks, Baloch, and so on can have ethnic independence but can't have national independence in Iran.

National independence means the breakup of Iran.

Here, item B, clause eight, says, “Two million Arabs in Israel, sir,” “We want national independence.”

So they want to divide Israel from within, too.

No. No, It says, “Strengthening democracy in Israel,” “which should be a country for all its citizens,” which it already is now.

Now, ten. Ten, “Drafting a constitution in Israel that recognizes the Arab national minority” and—“national minority” means like if they came and passed a law in Iran saying, “Kurds are a national minority, not an ethnic one.” Okay?

“Recognizing the Arab national minority” “and changing the country's symbols” “to reflect that.”

So even the Star of David has to be removed from Israel's flag, then. Did I get that right?

Yes. Eleven, abolishing racist laws. Twelve, rejecting the compulsory service of Arabs in the Israeli army.

So even Arabs shouldn't enlist anymore, then—well— Sorry, in situations like this, we say, if a woman…

Would you like anything? Or should we get you a drink, take off our coat and let you wear it, You're fine, and you're in control too, Please, go ahead and sit in front. Yes, please.

As the guys at Kashan University used to say, I love you so much, I'd even give myself to you.

Now, I want to tell you. Now, this is sort of the manifesto of an Arab party in Israel.

Now let's see whether Mr. Eisenkot can form a government with them or not.

Okay, let's go to the next photo I sent.