Discussion on Deterrence and Governance

When you go in to see them, they wet their pants.

No joke, they wet their pants out of fear.

Finally there is deterrence, finally there is governance,

finally fear— fear rules them, and that's how it should be.

When we entered Barghouti's cell, with tears in his eyes— I entered the cell,

he started to curl up, shake, and be afraid.

Today we speak to them exactly how we should speak to them, and it works,

and it works, my friends. He told me…

I always said— before October 7th,

I was in the cabinet— I told them," I'm the only minister who talked about,

let's bomb Gaza, bomb…"