Israel Is Finally Undoing the Catastrophic 2005 Disengagement

[00:00:02]I want to share with you such exciting news from Israel. In a historic first, a land work framework agreement was signed in the presence of Prime Minister Netanyahu between the government of Israel and the Samaria regional council to build 12,000 new housing units together with thousands of square meters of commercial, industrial, and hotel space. The total investment 8.5 billion shekels. This is part of a broader vision that includes 18 new Jewish communities to be built in northern Samaria, including the rebuilding of the four communities of northern Samaria destroyed as part of the 2005 disengagement, really expulsion from Gaza and northern Samaria, paving the way towards 1 million residents in Judea and Samaria. At our recent Pulse of Israel conference, we were honored to present Yasi Dagan, head of the Shamron Regional Council with our brave leadership of Zion award. Yasi was expelled from his home in Surur, northern Shamron during the tragic 2005 Gaza and Northern Shamron disengagement expulsion when his community was destroyed. Rather than allowing that tragedy to define him, yes, he transformed it into a mission. Through unwavering perseverance, vision and deep emuna faith and his position as the head of Somon regional council, he has helped lead to the reestablishment of those four destroyed communities while also spearheading the establishment of 14 additional new communities to be built in northern Shamron. This week's government agreement marks another major milestone in that remarkable journey.

[00:01:30]Just last week, our Pulse of Israel mission visited Surur and Kesh, where we witnessed firsthand Jewish families rebuilding their lives in those communities, two of them that were once destroyed from northern Samaria. It is inspiring to see history being corrected before our eyes, reversing one of the greatest strategic mistakes in Israel's modern history that directly led to the growth of Iranian Qatari Turkish influence in Gaza and the tragic invasion, massacre, mass rape of October 7th. This is the positive unstoppable momentum of the Jewish people's return to our biblical heartland. The greatest threat to this momentum is a change in political leadership in the upcoming elections that would reverse these policies. Leaders such as Gadi Eisentock, Ya Laid and together with Natali Bennett have signaled openness to governing alongside Yaier Golan who has publicly advocated reversing all of this government's policies and building in Judea and Samaria. their willingness to rely on the anti-Israel Arab parties that according to Israeli law should be forbidden from sitting in the Knesset but that the Israeli Supreme Court to constantly allows them to sit there. Why do they want to sit with the Arab is anti-Israel parties? Just to topple Netanyahu. These are concern which should concern every Israeli who does not want to return to October 7th policies based on appeasing a jihadi enemy. They must know these leaders want to do that. In doing so, they are also disregarding the warnings of October 7th survivors like Avid Behar from Kibut Beiri who lost his wife and son in that October 7th massacre. Reflecting on that day, Bekar has said that it was not only armed terrorists but also unarmed Gaza civilians of all ages who came and murdered his family and neighbors. He has argued that there can't be any of those jihadis left in Gaza and that there is no difference between those jihadi Arab Muslims in Gaza and those in Judea and Samaria. That October 7th woke him up to realize that they kill us because of who we are, not because of where we live. Those are quotes from Avid Behar that I share all the time.

[00:03:27]For many Israelis, Behar's testimony underscores the belief that the conflict is driven not by borders or settlements, but by a deeper 1,400year-old jihadi ideological rejection of non-Muslims and Jewish sovereignty in our ancestral homeland, making continued security measures and strengthening Israel's presence in Judea and Samaria all the more essential. Many Israelis are disappointed with aspects of Prime Minister Netanyahu's leadership, and no government is beyond criticism. At the same time, supporters argue that his wartime decisions and his government's approach to Judea and Samaria have produced strategic achievements that would have not occurred under the leadership of Eisenat, Laid, Golan, Gance, or Bennett, who are all on record voicing support for greater restraint and concessions toward Israel's jihadi enemies. For those who understand strengthening Jewish sovereignty and communities in Judea and Samaria is essential to Israel's future. Preserving this momentum has become one of the defining political questions facing our country. Regardless of what happens in our upcoming elections, our national trajectory remains positive. More and more Jews in Israel are awakening to our historic mission, understanding the importance of settling all liberated areas with Jewish settlements to ensure the jihadi threat can never return.

[00:04:44]ensuring evil jihadis do not remain in any of our lands, while also reconnecting to the centrality of rebuilding the Third Temple as the ultimate expression of Jewish sovereignty in our ancestral homeland that will bring true peace based on truth, goodness, morality, and God. We are already well into this historic process of redemption. There is still much work ahead with ups and downs to expect, but the direction is clear. It is no longer a question of if these goals will be realized, only a question of when. So strengthen your faith in God. Support the Jewish people and the Jewish state of Israel. If you're Jewish, start making your plans to come home because the future of the future of the Jewish people is here. And we are alive. So alive and blessed to be living in this miraculous generation of Jews with the strongest Jewish nation back as sovereigns in our ancestral homelands like never before in all of our history.

[00:05:39]Remember folks, we are alive and growing. I'm Mr. El Kai. If you like our videos, subscribe and donate today.

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