Three Catastrophic Attacks. One Lesson?

All right folks, he should fly straight here.

Is it an amazing that 25 years after September 11th, New York has a jihadi mayor?

New York.

New York has a jihadi mayor, like the real city of New York and a real jihadi mayor,

25 years later after September 11th.

Could it be that what this means is that the bad guys actually win, they get what they

seek.

They win the prize that they want.

They want to control New York, they want to bridge head in America.

Today there's many what I call green states, states that have become jihadi.

If it's Michigan, if it's Vermont, those kind of places.

And September 11th, you would have thought that New Yorkers would be like, never again.

Never should we allow anything like this.

We got to watch out for this.

No.

25 years later that jihadis seem to have won.

Yes, there was a war in Afghanistan and Iraq, but it was, you know, condemned by

so many people and because it was kind of the war to nowhere without clarity.

And George Bush himself kind of, you know, backpedaled and he said, you know, not every

Muslim and he started talking nice, you know, American style talk about liberty and accepting

everybody.

But immediately you understood that he was going to fight a war with a hand tied behind

his back, not understanding what the big jihadi civilizational conflict is really about

and 25 years later, the mayor of New York is a jihadi, the very same type of jihadis

that brought down the twin towers.

So I started thinking, is this something that I could see in history in other places as

well?

So I went to, I thought of two other dastardly acts catastrophes.

The first one was the Yom Kippur War.

The Yom Kippur War was an attack by Egypt on Israel.

And the leader of it was on war, Sadat.

Later on to be claimed to be a peacemaker, but the time he made amazing surprise attack

and somehow Israel with its hands tied behind its back without wanting to do a first strike

allowed, fell for, believed was duped and was attacked on Israel's Jewish people's

holiest day, Yom Kippur 1973.

And in that war, 2,650 soldiers approximately were killed.

But much more than just the killing, the act of the Yom Kippur War, the surprise sneak attack,

also at the end, led to a process in which the Sinai as a whole was given over to Egypt.

And the war Egypt only established a bridgehead, but through machinations, through working

together with the American president Carter.

It led to a process this incredible surprise sneak attack, this mass killing of Israeli

soldiers, a successful operation at the end was much bigger because it led to the giving

away of Sinai, which some people think leads to peace, but it does not, because giving away

the Sinai only shrinks Israel and makes the enemies hungry.

And within the Sinai Accords was already the discussion of giving away Judean Samaria,

the whole idea of the Oslo Accords, autonomy, all this language of a two-state solution

Palestinian authority that was all encrypted already, was already packaged with the Sinai

Accords.

So when you look back at the Yom Kippur War, even though Israel had a tactical victory

at the end of it, and maybe an amazing tactical victory, but the strategic victory was

Egyptian.

So sneak attack, lots of people killed, G-Hod wins in the long term.

It took a few years, but they got what they wanted after their massive sneak attack on

Israel.

Okay, now let's extrapolate it from September 11th and October 73 to October 7th,

which is October 7th, 2023, Jewish holiday of Simhattora again, Hamas led terrorists

from Gaza, Dresnika attack.

That's the part that I mean again in Yom Kippur, it was an Egyptian army, but here was

a terrorist attack, and they came in with gliders and breaking through the fences.

They breached Israel's borders, attack communities, military positions, the Yinofa music festival,

and they murdered, raped and killed civilians and soldiers.

And in that day, one day, about 1,200 people were murdered and 251 people were abducted

to Gaza.

Okay, Israel declares war on Hamas, not very different than the other two examples,

and both the other examples, September 11th and the Yom Kippur War, war was declared.

What's the end goal?

What's the end?

In Hebrew, we say, what's the result?

The result of the 7th of October, on the one hand, we can talk about Israel's ability

to smash enemies and that it pushed back in Gaza and then in Lebanon and Iran itself,

and the war in Iran was very important because they opened up the Iranian front and we killed

a lot of bad guy leaders.

But what was the goal of the October 7th attack by Hamas?

Well, one of the goals was to stop the continuation of the Abraham Accords, so that Saudi Arabia

would not buy into the Abraham Accords and not allow for Israeli normalization.

And the other one, speaking of normalization, is the ostracization, did I say that right?

To ostracize Israel, to make it more alone in this world, to make it look like the bad

guy, to make it look like it kills civilians, to be smurch Israel's name in the whole global

world, to isolate Israel.

October 7th, was it a victory for the bad guys?

In many ways, one could argue, yes, a victory for the bad guys.

October 7th, Israel has been alienated, isolated, pariahed, if I could use that as a verb.

This indeed a jihadi victory.

So take three massive attacks, 1973, Yonki Poor War, a 2021, September 11th, October

7th, 2023.

By the way, notice it's about 25 years between all of them.

And boom, boom, boom, the jihadis are on the march.

Think about that.

Troublesomely acts, the kind of acts that you think give you license to wipe out the

other side.

And yet the other side is on the march.

What's to be done?

Shall we let them march and destroy a civilization?

Shall we go to sleep?

Shall we allow them to march on American, march on Israel?

And to take over our states and our countries?

If you don't snap out of it and realize that you've got to really fight and fight differently

here and fight a total civilizational war, then you're in trouble.

What do you do after the 1973 Yonki Poor War?

Well you fight and not only do you fight, you take more land.

You certainly don't give away the sign.

You certainly don't start talking about a two-state solution in your heartland.

That's a horrible, long-range mistake.

Your own crossed over into Cairo area, surrounded one of the armies there, show them you mean

business, destroy serious infrastructure of theirs, grab land, grab more land, a certain

more sovereignty over land.

In Syria, in Egypt, in the case of the Yonki Poor War, take more, be even bigger, show

them than when they start with you.

It ends very badly for them.

Don't let them go through a process where you are alienated diplomatically and you lose

your land.

That cannot be successful for you.

That's the Yonki Poor War.

And by the way, in the Yonki Poor War, they reversed all the successes of the 6th day

1967 war.

Don't let that happen.

Don't let them take away your victories.

Get another.

If you get another victory and another victory and you know what, in 1973, we should have,

we already controlled Gaza.

We should have asserted sovereignty over it.

We should have kicked out gossips, sent them into Egypt then and been like, okay, you started

to war with us now, take your Arab brothers, we're holding onto this land.

More and more, bigger and bigger, stronger, send them a message.

September 11th.

You got to adopt a policy in the United States of never again.

Never again, shall I allow the jihad to come into my land and undermine it.

Certainly not to let it seep in through the media and the campuses.

And then later the politics say never again.

Get in there, destroy the jihad infrastructure that was at the time in Saudi Arabia.

Fight them mercilessly.

Get bigger.

Take control.

Seize lands.

States now American territories.

We now control your refineries, your oil fields.

We're the bosses now because you attacked us because you gave us license to do this to

you because you need to be subdued.

And that's the way you subdue them by taking away their sources of money or taking away

their land.

And of course on October 7th, 2023, Israel had a massive opportunity to show the jihadi

world that we mean business and that we're here to stay.

You don't mow the lawn.

You don't partially defeat Hamas, but allow them to remain or partially defeat Khizmullah,

but allow them to remain or don't say anything about Qatar who funded the whole thing.

And back the whole thing and let the Houthis remain.

Now, you use it as a license.

It's like it's fair game now.

You did a massive attack now.

I'm striking back.

Boom.

I blow a hole in the Sinai Rafa border and send refugees through that.

Okay.

Maybe I recapture the Sinai.

I certainly recapture Gaza, right?

And you teach him a lesson that you mean business that you can't mess with Israel and the

Jews.

You just gave me that opportunity.

You gave me that license.

So use it or else what happens is with time you become demoralized, you become a pariah

state, you shrink because you were unwilling to grow in that moment.

You are unwilling to seize the opportunity.

These catastrophes as horrific as they are, they're also opportunities to push back.

You have a window.

They had a strategic plan to slow you down and then with time erode your legitimacy.

And whose legitimacy has been eroded through these three attacks?

Israel's and America's, our rights to our land.

The Israeli right to the land has been eroded.

And so it is a missed opportunity for us, for the good guys to push back against she

had, but respect to the bad guys for they use these massive attacks.

These big, massive, you know, biblical sized attacks to push us back to scare us to alienate

us, to delegitimize us.

Do you understand that the victim becomes delegitimized?

Amazing.

Amazing.

And that is only for one reason that you don't seize the day and seize the opportunity.

Israel's got to grow.

It's got to use these opportunities.

Clean out the nest of jihad in Gaza, in South Lebanon.

Take more control.

Create buffer zones, create a coast security areas along with South Lebanese Christians,

pro-Israel people, all over the place.

Use, make with them a cooperation, a security cooperation, give them independence, shrink

the jihad.

It's an opportunity.

You have to seize it because if you don't, the opportunity goes to the other side and

it becomes their move.

And they're still out there shrinking us.

They attacked us and they're delegitimizing us.

We can't let that happen.

We also call to our allies across the seas and around the world.

Don't succumb to anti-Israelism because it's just a way for them to shrink you.

Japan, Germany, France, UK, Belgium, Canada, Australia.

When you go anti-Israel, you're basically going anti-America.

You're going against the Alliance.

You're going against yourselves.

The bad guys know what you're doing.

You're selling the Jews, throwing them under the bus.

But they understand that you've become weak and spineless.

It's like the Nazis understood that about the French.

They become weak and spineless.

They will like to sell out their Jews.

And for what?

You think that the civilizational battle will spare you because you gave up your Jews and

because you spoke nice because you said all kinds of, you know, that you said that what

I'm talking about now is Islamophobia.

By the way, it's not Islamophobia.

It's jihadophobia.

It's that simple.

You got to recognize that jihad.

You want to make that distinction between Islamic Muslim world and the jihad world.

That's a perfect way to do it.

Just say we're talking about the jihad that jihad is here for a civilizational battle and

liberal civilization rights based rights granting civilization is on the run.

Civilization is playing defense.

And the only way to play defense is to play a strong offense or real defense is a strong

offense.

And the only way to play a strong offense is to recognize the enemy.

Stop selling your Jews and throwing them under the bus.

For a Palestine, you're going to tell the Jews they can't build in Jerusalem.

So what?

So you could suck up to the jihad.

Worthless.

Worthless is not going to protect you or anything like that.

Oh, in short, three giant catastrophes, three giant attacks, at the end, they were worth

it.

Next time, respond fully and in kind to defeat your enemies and to have our civilization

be victorious and push back in this civilizational war.

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We are building Israel together because we believe in it being bigger.

And we believe in pushing back other civilizations that want to take over.

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God bless you folks wherever you are.

Keep fighting that civilizational battle.

We have truth.

We have God.

We have Bible.

We have family.

But we also need to step it up because in that vacuum, the bad guys who wanted even more

than the good guys could win.

Let's not let them have that victory.

God bless you wherever you are and Shalom.