ed note–as always, LOTS to ‘unpack’ here, L&G…
First, we are going to revisit a theme that has been discussed here on many occasions which is this business known as–
‘the conversation’…
As pointed out in a recent ed note, the world, and all the tectonic events taking place in it, turn on whatever the ‘conversation’ happens to be on any given topic, and it is for this reason that the control of ideas through the control of media/informational systems is so important to those who are hell-bent upon our mental/spiritual/physical enslavement and eventual destruction.
Now as it pertains to all of this business covered in the news story below, nothing–NOTHING–that has happened since Oct 7 should be a shock or surprise to anyone who was paying attention to the events of the previous year beginning with this–
–The elections in November 2022 that brought to power not just a ‘right-wing’ government in Judea Resurrecta, but rather a MACCABEE WAR PARTY that believes in all that Torah ‘Nile to the Euphrates’ nonsense, as well as constant references of the ‘prophecies of Isaiah’ predicting the arrival of the ‘Moschiac’ (the Jewish warlord messiah) who will raise the Jewish state up as the world’s lone superpower and against which no other nation will dare raise it’s head, to wit–
‘The Gentiles and their kings shall come to your light and to the brightness of your ascension…
You shall drink their milk and draw milk from the breasts of their kings…
Strangers shall stand and feed your flocks, and the sons of the foreigner shall be your plowmen and vinedressers…
As you devour the riches of the Gentiles, they shall boast of your greatness and surrender unto you all their gold and incense, while their children bow down to you and all those who rejected you fall prostrate at the soles of your feet…
Their sons shall build up your walls, and their kings shall minister to you, as your gates remain open, day and night, so that their wealth may be placed at your feet, and their kings led in humble procession before you…
For the nation which will not bow down and serve you shall perish, it shall be utterly destroyed…’––Book of Isaiah
Now, it was–or at least should have been–obvious to anyone with even the slightest degree of functioning common sense what was coming in the aftermath of this unprecedented election–war, war, and more war. Like setting a pack of wolves loose in a pasture full of sheep, it could have only resulted in one outcome and could not have ended in any other manner than what all are witnessing right now.
Therefore, when the (pre-planned) events of Oct 7 happened that has set loose those wolves–today in Gaza, tomorrow in Lebanon, the day after in Syria, amd then Jordan, Egypt, Iraq, and then, ‘la enchilada grandissima’, Iran–all should have seen this coming…
…and that should have been ‘the conversation’.
But it wasn’t.
In fact, it isn’t even ‘the conversation’ RIGHT NOW as all the bloodshed is taking place in Gaza, which, as already stated, is really nothing more than an ‘appetizer’ of sorts for what it is that the followers of Torah Judah-ism, the ‘children of Israel’ as they love to refer to themselves, have planned.
Now as to the news piece itself–
Smotrich is engaging in typical Jew-speak and doing so in order to prevent ‘the conversation’ from going into those problematic areas that Israel cannot afford to have take place amongst the Gentiles.
He uses (somewhat) sterilized terminology, but no one should mistake the picture he is painting here, which is the total destruction of Gaza, not just as an end result of its own purpose, but rather, as the precursor to what is to come, i.e. pushing 2 million people into Egypt and in so doing, provoking that nation into striking back militarily, and thus, poor, blameless Israel being attacked by ‘terrorists’ again, followed by a massive military operation done in the interests of ‘defending’ herself, and all of this for the purposes of ending the 1979 peace treaty she was forced to sign and vowed to destroy within mere minutes of the bloodthirsty terrorist/mass murderer Menachem Begin scrawling his diabolical signature to that document.
The ‘conversation’ that the world needs to be having right now (but isn’t) is this thing known as WWIII/Armageddon, the baby alligator whose exponential day-by-day growth no one seems to measure, just as the Jews have intended all along.
And after this war spreads to the 4 corners of the earth, just as Torah-Judah-ism requires, and the entire world has been turned into one giant Gaza, and the people begin asking the (stupid) question ‘how did everything come to this?’, very few will engage in the ‘right conversation’, i.e.–
‘…it could not have ended in any other manner than what all are witnessing right now.’
Times of Israel
Israel should discuss the revival of civilian settlements within the Gaza Strip as part of its planning for the enclave once Hamas rule is toppled, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said Saturday night, while denying that any of Gaza’s approximately 2 million residents were innocent and calling for Israel to ‘encourage voluntary emigration’ from the territory.
Speaking to Channel 12 news, the leader of the hard-right Religious Zionism party also doubled down on his refusal to transfer tax payments to the Palestinian Authority over concerns that the money will find its way to Gaza, sloughing off reported pressure from the United States on the matter and pushing back against insinuations that he and others had propped up Hamas as a convenient foil.
‘We will be in security control, and we will need there to be civil control as well,’ Smotrich said. ‘I’m for completely changing the reality in Gaza, having a conversation about settlements in the Gaza Strip… We’ll need to rule there for a long time… If we want to be there militarily, we need to be there in a civilian fashion.’
The minister, who was arrested in 2005 while protesting Israel’s evacuation of its Gaza Strip settlements, also said Jerusalem could not allow Gaza to remain a ‘hothouse of 2 million people who want destroy the State of Israel.’
‘We want to encourage willful emigration, and we need to find countries willing to take them in,’ he said.
Israel’s mainstream leaders have repeatedly dismissed the idea of reestablishing settlements in Gaza, though the military campaign in the Strip to destroy Hamas following the October 7 massacres has raised hopes among some stalwarts of the settlement movement.
Likewise, Jerusalem has denied claims that it is seeking to displace Gazans, an idea whose very mention elicits angry denunciations from Israel’s Arab allies.
During the interview Smotrich noted his lack of power within the government, defending the cabinet’s approval of humanitarian goods and fuel being allowed into the Strip over his objections.
And in apparent acknowledgment of his tenuous political fortune (polls have shown his party struggling to reenter the Knesset if elections were held now), he seemed to offer an olive branch to erstwhile right-wing allies Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked, expressing remorse over his attacks on the pair for joining the previous government, which was cobbled together of parties from across the political spectrum.
‘There were things I said that I shouldn’t have said. I’m a different person after October 7,’ he said.
But Smotrich showed no softening of his position on the contention that PA money bound for Gaza’s civilian officials would end up going to terrorists.
‘Not even a shekel will be transferred to Gaza,’ he said. ‘Gazans are not innocent. I was against fuel [entering] and I still am. Fuel is power for terrorism and the tunnels. It is happening and it is bad — but I alone am not in charge of this government.’
Smotrich said he still agreed with and repeated a quote from a 2015 interview in which he said, ‘In the game of delegitimization… the Palestinian Authority is a burden and Hamas is an asset.’ He claimed that the quote had been intentionally misinterpreted by critics as him saying the terror group was positive for Israel.
The snippet of the interview — conducted on October 7, 2015 — has repeatedly circulated on social media since the outbreak of the war.
‘I stand by every word,’ he said, explaining that Israel has international backing to act against Hamas, now even more so due to its brutal atrocities of October 7, while the Biden administration still urges that money be transferred to the PA.
Washington insists that after the war, the PA — which Israel has accused of supporting terrorism through education, payment of stipends to terrorists, and a failure to condemn Hamas’s atrocities — should eventually fill the leadership vacuum to reunite the West Bank and Gaza under a single political entity and pave a path toward an eventual two-state solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
At the same time, many in the defense establishment view the PA as a crucial partner in security coordination and ensuring relative calm in the West Bank.
The US concedes that the PA will need to be ‘rejuvenated’ before it can take responsibility for the Gaza Strip.
In a ‘frustrating’ call last weekend, US President Joe Biden told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that his government’s decision to withhold Palestinian tax funds following October 7 must be resolved, Axios reported Thursday, citing US and Israeli officials and a ‘source with knowledge of the issue.’