Discussion on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

There are lots of Arabs living here. What will you do with them? They were born here,

they're citizens, they have blue ID cards like you and me.

What will you do with them?

What will I do with them? I'll kill them.

Okay. And how do you suggest killing them?

I don't have a knife, I don't have a gun. What are you… No Arab should live

in the State of Israel. Every Arab should get cancer.

I don't care whether he's good or not. Not every Arab here should have an ID card.

Okay?

Let's continue from there. No one in your family was killed on October seventh,

right?

That's it. There's nothing more to say.

In your case, they were.

Yes, in my case, they were. I was racist toward Arabs before too, it doesn't matter.

It's not… it hasn't been this way my whole life, since I was born.

First of all, I'm very sorry that your loved ones were murdered, truly, from the bottom of

my heart, I'm sorry for every Israeli, every Jew—

No problem, bro, totally fine, I'm not apologizing.

And for every person murdered on October seventh, and I'm sorry especially for you, for your

relatives. But you know that it's not

a solution to give you a knife so you'll go and murder.

Not for me, for everyone in the country.

Everyone.

Give me a rifle, a knife isn't— Any weapon you have, I'll kill them all,

I don't care.

You'll get a rifle soon. Are you enlisting?

I'm definitely going to kill them, that's unrelated. Children, friends, family were killed here, what is this?

Do they need to live here too?

I'm really putting morality or law aside now,

But do you think this solution of yours will work?

Yes.

Block the road, they can never come up. They're such idiots, like kharjuyim, it's not…

In Gaza too.

How many Jews live in the Middle East?

Eight million, nine million.

How many Muslims live in the Middle East?

How many? Two.

Three hundred fifty million.

They all need to die. No Arab loves you, I'll put it this way.

Look, even if you think.

Let's assume that—

Even if you have an Arab best friend, in the end, he'll betray you.

Let's assume you're right. Let's assume—

I'm right, I'm one hundred percent right, unrelated.

Let's assume all Arabs want to kill you

Me and all of us. Let's assume that.

Okay, come on.

I'm asking you a different question:

What do you do about it?

And your answer is to take a knife and a gun and kill them all?

Yes. Every Arab in the world needs to die, even if they're good, even if they're good, even if they're not.

Good, never mind.

You've now gone from the Middle East to the world. How many Muslims are there in the world?

Millions.

One billion nine hundred million.

There are 15 million Jews. I'll let you in on a secret,

the overwhelming majority don't think like you. You won't find all of us

with you, carrying a knife and a gun, going to kill every Arab.

But you have 15 million Jews and one billion nine hundred million Muslims.

I'm only asking you, in this computer game you're living in right now, of "let's kill them all"

and win, does that seem possible to you?

It's not possible.

So you want to commit suicide?

I'm going to sacrifice my life, first and foremost, against the Arabs.

The reason you're so afraid of Arabs and hate Arabs—

What am I?

It's— the reason you're so afraid of Arabs or hate Arabs

The fact that you see in them what you're saying now, that they have no

problem sacrificing their lives just to kill you, and you go around saying

the same thing. The same thing.

I'm not afraid.

I hate.

Yes, I hate.

Okay. And when, in the name of your hatred, you want to

take a weapon and kill as many Arabs as possible, and you don't care

about sacrificing your life, don't you understand that's exactly what you hate

about them?

Right.

So explain to me, I'll assume your premise now that all

350 million Muslims in the Middle East want you dead

and me dead, and your and my Jewish state dead.

Fine, but I'm against them.

All right, but what do you do about it? Go and kill yourself?

I have no problem killing fifty Arabs and dying. Who? Terrorists, illegal Arabs.

So there's a difference between a terrorist and an Arab?

No, every Arab should be in a grave, that's it. Anyone who loves Arabs has

a big problem.

Who, right now, between you and me, gives the biggest prize

to the Arabs? You do.

You do.

This worldview certainly brings about an end

The Jewish state in the Middle East. Certainly, there is no other way.

And I'm not coming to you with moral arguments or arguments

of law or justice. In this worldview, you are

giving the greatest gift to the people you hate so much.

You are giving your life, you are giving the lives of everyone willing to come

with you, and you are ending the Jewish state in the Middle East.

So who loves Arabs, you or me?

You love Arabs.

What?

You love Arabs.

If you said that in Gaza,

I don't know how many you said, two million or however many there are.

There are about two million in Gaza, yes.

Do you think they should—everyone should die there?

No, I don't think two million people should be killed.

Okay, that's your big problem. Everyone there is a terrorist,

even if it's a woman or a baby,

father, mother, grandmother, grandfather, it doesn't matter. Everyone there should die and be cleared out, that's not…

So with this worldview—

It's a worldview shared not only by me, but by my family and friends.

There are kids here too, I believe. There he is. Look, there's another girl here.

There's another cousin here who was murdered, there's another child here. Her brother is kidnapped, I don't know what.

It has nothing to do with it, you understand? It doesn't...

Everything you—everything you tell me won't help. They're all terrorists there, they need to die.

And leave my aunt out of it, guys. I can't stand Arabs in general, it's not...

No matter how much you talk to me, it won't

help you.

And if you love them, you've got a big problem, it's not... You can get out of this country.

I don't—

Anyone who loves Arabs supports this,

should leave the country.

And what will happen when you stay here, let's say, with...

I told you, I'm going there to die killing some Arabs,

I have no problem with that.

But what's the point?

If I see an attack now and I don't have a weapon, it doesn't matter if it's one Jew

who hates Arabs, I'll kill that terrorist and sacrifice myself

for that very thing.

There's no point in the things you're saying. With all the sorrow

and sadness and loss and mourning and fear

and hatred, especially here, a meter away from Gaza,

Given what you went through on October 7, I want to tell you that we

need to act wisely and levelheadedly

to ensure our security. It's not about who you love or who

you hate, who you want to take revenge on, or what you're prepared to do.

It's about our security, yours, mine, every one

of us, our country. I understand that you hear voices

like that on social media and in

your surroundings

and in your government. But when I come and ask you what you will achieve

by this, you have no answer. When I come and ask you

don't you understand that by doing this, you end the Jewish state and give the

greatest gift to your enemies in the Middle East, you have no answer.

Forget that you have no answer, Ben Gvir has no answer, Smotrich has no answer,

the forces in government driving this worldview of yours have no answer.

And the truth is, your worldview will lead within a minute to the end of

the Jewish state, and my worldview only seeks to preserve

the security of Jews in my Jewish state.

I'm no longer talking to you about what's happening now these days with Europe

and the United States over the West Bank, about the boycott we're entering

because of this worldview toward Arabs.

We want a thriving, educated, democratic

Jewish state with a Jewish majority, where

life is good, and you, unfortunately, and I say

this again, as carefully as possible given your history here,

you want the life of a shahid. I—

If it's against Arabs, then yes, what can you do?

I don't want a state of shahids. I think the direction

Israel has been heading in recent years,

the direction you represent now, we need to put an end to.