Political Speech on Security and Palestine

I—

And the German chancellor advises me? Does he know what

our security is, and I don't?

I was entrusted by the people to safeguard its security.

That is my sacred duty. And he gives advice to me, to all

of Europe and to the whole world on how to force us to accept a Palestinian state.

This is an act of hostility without precedent. And from whom does it come?

From a son of the people responsible for the murder of a third

of our people, six million, something that had not happened since God

created man and man created Satan. He will give us

advice on how to safeguard our security? Will he abandon our blood?

Will he conduct propaganda for a Palestinian state?

So when a man—Mr. Schmidt, Chancellor, well,

forgive me, gentlemen, I came from the fighting underground.

I am not afraid of anyone. So when he says

such things, am I not to answer him?

Don't I know what happened to my people? Don't I know what happened to

my family? Don't I know what happened to your sister

and brother,

y-y-your brother? What, I don't know? After all

this, he will tell us to establish a Palestinian state?

In other words, you'll put the three and a half million Jews

in the Land of Israel in danger of death and destruction, and I won't answer him?

I answered him as I should have, my dear.

I won't take back even one word of what I said.

And if there are a few fainthearted people who've begun to turn up their noses like this,

let their noses stay crooked. So what?