Alex Traiman and Josh Hasten talk discuss the miraculous rescue this week of two Israeli hostages from Gaza; the pressure to stop Israel from conducting a larger Rafah operation; more evidence of UNRWA’s involvement with Hamas; and the Biden administration’s plans to sanction soldiers from Judea and Samaria.
Gabriel Boxer in Gaza
How many U.S civilians can say they spent time in Khan Younis, located in southern Gaza during Israel’s current “Swords of Iron” military operation against Hamas? There is only one confirmed American on record who has accomplished that feat, and his name is Gabriel Boxer – a businessman from Hewlett, NY, COO of Merchant Marketplace, board member of the American Friends of Judea and Samaria (AFJS) organization and founder and president of Kosher Response a local charitable organization helping those in need.
Israeli protesters make their way to the Kerem Shalom Crossing with the Gaza Strip, Jan 29, 2024. Credit: Josh Hasten.
Despite a military closure, on Monday a diverse group of hundreds of protesters from all over Israel gathered at the country’s Kerem Shalom border crossing with Gaza for the sixth day in a row, to demonstrate against the flow of humanitarian aid into the Hamas-controlled enclave.
As Israel continues to fight against Hamas terrorists in Gaza, the Biden Administration, the EU, and the UN, are obsessively focused on the “day after” the war, which they insist would include the establishment of a PA state. After more than 30 years of failed Oslo-based policies, which have only resulted in terrorism, war, and the spilling of Jewish blood, a good portion of the world is talking about creating a PA state by force, regardless of whether Israel agrees to it or not. Somehow, they argue, such a move will lead to peace and security. On today’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten argues that a two-state solution would be an existential threat to the State of Israel, and that our leadership must stay strong in the face of pressure and not go along with the insanity.
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On today’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten reacts to an IDF report indicating that 9,000 Hamas terrorists have been killed so far in Gaza. Josh says “it’s a good start,” but Israel still has a long way to go in order to completely eradicate the evil Hamas terrorist regime. Even as the Biden administration is pressuring Israel to “tone down the war,” Josh says that Israel must continue fighting until it achieves a complete victory.
A delegation of pro-Israel student leaders from prominent U.S. universities who have witnessed significant rising antisemitism visit Israel to learn firsthand about the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks, Dec. 28, 2023. Credit: Office of Knesset member Danny Danon.
During a visit to the Knesset in Jerusalem on Thursday, Jacob Klatzker, a student at the University of Washington in Seattle, told JNS his campus has been “rampant with antisemitism” since the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks in southern Israel and the ensuing military response by the Israel Defense Forces, now in its third month of battling the terrorist organization based in the Gaza Strip.
As the clock struck midnight, and we entered 2024, Hamas made sure Israel knew that its rockets and missiles could still reach the center of the country. Around 20 rockets were fired last night, as Gazans cheered the projectiles on (innocent civilians?). Nevertheless, on today’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten says that Israel is winning the war, and that Hamas, its leaders, and supporters, must all be wiped off the face of the earth for the good of humanity.
On today’s Israel Uncensored, Eve Harow joins Josh Hasten to discuss the latest from the war-front and to ask questions: Why is Israel sending humanitarian aid to her enemies during times of war? Why haven’t any Arab or Muslim nations stepped up to take in their brethren from Gaza, as countries normally step up to assist those affected? Will enough clans in Gaza turn against Hamas, now that they see Hamas stealing food, water, fuel etc. for themselves? These questions and many more on today’s podcast.
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The IDF on Sunday displayed videos of a massive Hamas terror tunnel it discovered near the Erez Crossing, just 400 meters away from Israeli territory. On today’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten argues that Erez, which has been used as the only pedestrian entryway from Gaza to Israel, should be shut down. The Oct. 7 attacks taught us that terrorists in Gaza took advantage of Israel’s humanitarian gestures – allowing Gazans to receive medical care in our hospitals, and also took advantage of work permits in Israel – to feed Hamas intelligence, which ultimately was used against us. Israel used Erez to show kindness and provide livelihoods, while Hamas used Erez to launch attacks. Have we learned our lesson?
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Josh Hasten’s appearance on i24NEWS English on the absurd UK travel ban on alleged violent “settlers.” Is the UK banning people who they think are violent from any other country in the world? Looks like they are falling for the PA campaign (most likely in collaboration with the EU and fringe Israeli NGO’s), to turn the attention away from Hamas’ atrocities against #Israel