A CONCILIATORY SPEECH, BUT...
TO ALL AM ISRAEL
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech was not merely conciliatory, it offered the Arabs of Judea and Samaria a better way of life. But that clearly is not what they “need”! Already the spokesman for the fake “Palestinians” told us “not in a thousand years”, and the Obama administration declared it “a good beginning”!
Our Prime Minister must make it clear that what he offered the Arabs – the fake “Palestinians” – is the maximum, not the first step.
In view of the response of the spokesman for the “Palestinians”, the offer should be withdrawn forthwith. There is nothing further to discuss. There is no point to continue these futile negotiations. We do not owe these Arabs anything!
What must be further clarified to the Obama administration is that there already exists an Arab state on 78% of what was originally intended as the Jewish Homeland. Israel was left with 22% of what was Palestine. There is no room for two viable states on the remaining 22% of land equaling less than 10,800 square miles.
We must expose the bluff of the fake “Palestinians” before there can be any true understanding of the issues of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The Prime Minister clearly stated that Judea and Samaria are our ancestral land, but that we must acknowledge the existence of the Arab population there. That may be so, but that does not entitle them to our strategically vital land, and a state of their own, even if demilitarized.
Judea and Samaria, as well as he land beyond the Jordan River, was in the 1920’s and 30’s even more depopulated than the western coastal plains. The Arabs living in these areas were “imported” from the farthest reaches of the Arab world. They came as Mujahedeen, to kill, to maim and to destroy! They will not lead peaceful lives “in tranquility and respect” with the Jewish people – that’s the sad reality. The sooner the world, including some of our own people, internalizes this fact, the better.
The Arabs in Judea and Samaria must have their citizenship restored to them by Jordan.
We have no land to give. We should, nay, we must resist foreign pressure. Our cause is just, our claim is clear.
We must make every effort to unite the nation. Only in unity, will Am Israel prevail.


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