Terrorist Jew Smotrich– ‘Good things are about to happen’

The finance minister said he was still in the government since he had ‘reason to believe that good things are about to happen’

ed note–as always, lots of ‘must knows’ that every war-weary Gentile with a vested interest in his/her own future survival needs to understand about all of this.

Firsto, ladies and Gentile-men, as we counsel often here on this humble little informational endeavor, the Jews are, by virtue of the criminally-inclined spiritual/mental DNA pulsating within them, gangsters at heart. They are, just as Jesus Christ described them, thieves, liars, and murderers, and in the MANY condemnations He leveled against them, He did not differentiate between ‘Zionist’ and ‘non-Zionist’ Jews.

Having said that, it is important that their words be examined CAREFULLY whenever they say anything, because as it almost ALWAYS is in any situation where ‘they’ are involved, the ‘devil is in the details’.

It needs to be understood that the terrorist Jew Smotrich differs from the terrorist Jew Netanyahu only in slight degrees of separation. If we want to make comparisons, both he and Netanyahu are ravenous alligators, but Netanyahu, through his longtime involvement in geo-politics, has mastered the art of walking on 2 legs and adopting something of a more humanoid posture and demeanor, whereas Smotrich, who has no need for any of that business, is still crawling around on 4 legs.

Now, the fact is that both the terrorist Jew Netanyahu and the terrorist Jew Smotrich, as well as virtually every Jew worldwide, want all the Gentiles of Gaza and the West Bank either dead or run out so that they can get their greedy Jewish claws on that land they believe was ‘promised’ to them by yahweh, the violent and demonic deity that they consider to be their ‘father’.

However, Netanyahu, unlike Smotrich, by virtue of his political position, is forced to live and operate in the ‘real world’ and therefore is forced by circumstances beyond his control to ‘play the game’ at times, despite as opposed to it all as he is.

What this means is that he must engage in doing certain gestures, such as pretending to allow food into Gaza, pausing the genocide taking place there and crying crocodile tears over the remaining hostages, which he does not want returned, given that the moment that they are free, the reason for continuing the war will then have been removed.

Smotrich on the other hand is not in the least bit worried about world opinion, and in fact, as far as he is concerned, the more that the Jews are hated (justifiably) around the world, the better. Furthermore, he has made it clear to Netanyahu that if indeed Netanyahu goes too far in appeasing those world leaders, including POTUS DJT, by allowing food into Gaza or in any way changing course with regards to what it is that the terrorist Jews of Israel have been planning now for the last 3,000 years viz the conquest of the ‘promised’ land, that he, the terrorist Jew Smotrich, will quit the government, causing it to collapse, and thus forcing new elections.

THEREFORE, ladies and Gentile-men, understanding the fact that, as already stated–

1. The Jews are terrorists at heart, as well as thieves, liars and murderers…

And…

2. That Netanyahu knows that the terrorist Jew Smotrich wields the power of bringing down his government if he, Netanyahu, concedes too much…

And…

3. That the terrorist Jew Smotrich is now saying that ‘good things’ are going to happen, without saying what those ‘good things’ are…

What we are left to conclude therefore is that the terrorist Jew Netanyahu has promised the terrorist Jew Smotrich that all the pressure being put on Israel by Gentile leaders worldwide will very soon not be a problem anymore, which means that in some form, all can expect that some version of the following is likely in the works–

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‘If, despite everything, I’m still in the government, it’s because I have good reason to believe that good things are about to happen’, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said during a conference in Yad Binyamin on Tuesday marking 20 years since Israel’s disengagement from the territory.

Smotrich did not explain what ‘good things’ he was referring to, but according to a series of reports on a security consultation held on Monday night, Israel was considering an expansion of military operations in Gaza.

Smotrich’s remarks at the conference, called the ‘Katif Conference for National Responsibility’ and hosted by the Gush Katif Heritage Center, were his first public comments since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision over the weekend to enact daily ‘localized humanitarian ceasefires’ in the Strip.

Potential upcoming elections

The decision, which was taken without Smotrich’s knowledge, led to a crisis between him and Netanyahu. Smotrich’s Religious Zionist Party Knesset faction leader, MK Ohad Tal, said to the Post on Monday that without a ‘clear, organized work plan backed militarily and diplomatically for victory’ in the coming days, the party will ‘have no choice and will have to go to an election.’ 

A second member of Smotrich’s party and fellow member of the government’s National Security Cabinet, Settlement and National Missions Orit Strock, made similar comments in an interview on Channel 14 on Sunday evening.

Smotrich, who throughout the war has been a vocal critic of the government’s humanitarian aid policies and who threatened in April to resign the government if ‘even a grain’ of aid reached Hamas, said during Tuesday’s conference to interviewer Shirit Avitan-Cohen (Yisrael Hayom), ‘Airdropping aid from planes doesn’t interest me because it doesn’t reach Hamas. The real foolishness is the trucks entering areas under Hamas control—where they can seize them, sell the contents, and preserve the population’s dependency,’ Smotrich said in the interview.

‘This is extremely harmful, and I’ve had countless assurances it would stop. I stood before the public and pledged that this would no longer happen. I even said I couldn’t be part of a government that continues doing this, and I meant every word. I know I’ve become a target of mockery and ridicule over the last 48 hours in the media and online.’

‘If, despite everything however, I’m still in the government, it’s probably because I have good reason to believe that good things are about to happen—things worth enduring the humiliation, the mockery, and the ridicule. And in the end, time will tell whether I was right or not.’

Regarding the resettlement of Israeli Jews in Gaza, Smotrich said, ‘For twenty years we spoke of this as a wishful aspiration—now it’s also a realistic work plan. We didn’t pay these prices just to transfer Gaza from one Arab to another. Gaza is an inseparable part of the Land of Israel. I don’t want to return to Gush Katif—it’s too small. It needs to be much bigger. Today, Gaza enables us to think on a broader scale.’

West Bank policy

The finance minister also commented on the government’s policy in the West Bank.

‘We are carrying out a revolution in Judea and Samaria. We are applying de facto sovereignty—through construction, regulation, declarations, changing the DNA of the entire system, paving roads—and, with God’s help, in this [government’s] term, we will also apply formal sovereignty in Judea and Samaria,’ Smotrich said.