As Israel prepares to elect representatives to the 25th Knesset on Tuesday, Arab terrorists continue their daily onslaught. On Saturday night an Israeli was murdered in a shooting attack near Kiryat Arba, while on Sunday a Jihadist rammed his car into a group of soldiers in the Dead Sea area. On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh encourages Israeli voters to go to the polls and vote for those candidates who will implement policies of true deterrence against those contemplating attacks on Jewish Israelis.
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Rock (and Gun) Terrorism Around the Clock
On today’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten shares what his commute to Jerusalem from Gush Etzion looked like this morning as Arab terrorists finished attacking an Israeli bus near Tekoa, and were then rioting in their village. IDF troops arrived at the scene to disperse those responsible. Nevertheless, the last few days have seen a slew of rock and firebomb attacks, along with shootings on the roads of Judea and Samaria. Josh says that the political echelon must direct the IDF to use all its might and all tools at its disposal to squash the hornet’s nests of terror.
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United We Stand, Divided We Fall
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh discusses comments made yesterday by Shin Bet head Ronen Bar indicating that the social divide in Israeli society and political instability are fueling terrorist organizations’ desire to wipe out the Jewish State. Josh argues that Israeli society is more united than it seems, but nevertheless there is a long way to go in terms of “ahavat achim” (brotherly love). He says that once we are truly and fully united, our enemies don’t stand a chance.
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Terrorists Catch Fire Trying to Murder Jews
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, a rundown of the many terrorist attacks that took place in Israel this week, including yesterday’s Jordan Valley shooting. On Sunday, two Jihadi terrorists fired at an Israeli bus, injuring six, including the driver and five IDF soldiers. One of the soldiers who was seriously hurt has made progress in his recovery. As the terrorists were fleeing the scene of the attack, karma caught up with them, and their vehicle caught on fire, severely burning them both. At the same time, the IDF’s “Breaking the Wave” anti-terror campaign continues in full force. Media reports indicate that 1,200 wanted terror suspects were arrested and some 200 shooting attacks were thwarted over the past several months. Plus all the other latest news from Israel on this week’s podcast.
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Why Were Abbas’ Holocaust Comments Shocking?
This past week, while in Germany nonetheless, PA head Mahmoud Abbas accused Israel of carrying out 50 Holocausts against the “Palestinians.” His comments were condemned by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz along with leaders from Israel and around the world. While certainly despicable, why was anybody shocked? Abbas is a notorious Holocaust denier whose 1982 doctoral dissertation was called “The Other Side: The Secret Relationship Between Nazism and Zionism,” in which Abbas minimized the Nazi plan to liquidate the Jewish people and accused the Zionists of colluding with the Nazis. Abbas’ comments were certainly outrageous, but no reason for surprise. This story and all the latest news from Israel on this week’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten.
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Breaking Down “Breaking Dawn”
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh breaks down the three day “Operation Breaking Dawn” in which Israel took out leading PIJ (Palestinian Islamic Jihad) terror leaders, while terrorists fired 1,100 rockets at the Jewish State. What were the positive outcomes? The negatives? What does the future hold for the residents of southern Israel, who have been under fire for the past 21 years? When is the last time Israel fought and “won” a war? All of this and more on this week’s show.
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Finding Loopholes to Fund the PA
While Israel’s government cabinet yesterday decided to deduct tax revenues for the PA as long as they continue to fund their “pay to slay” program, in which terrorists are rewarded for murdering and injuring Jews, experts are saying the money is still being creatively handed over the PA in the form of “loans.” On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh argues that if Israel is going to take the international community to task for its funding of the PA and turn a blind eye to their pay to slay program, then Israel should end the hypocrisy and also stop funding the PA terrorists in suits.
Terrorism on Many Fronts
It’s been a busy week for Israel’s security forces. On Sunday two terrorists were killed in the Shomron town of Shechem, during an early morning anti-terror operation. At the same time the Israeli navy sank a vessel off the coast of Gaza believed to be on its way to deliver weapons to Hamas. An attempted terror attack was thwarted at the Tapuach Junction on Sunday night, while an Arab armed with a knife was arrested in Jerusalem’s Old City on Friday, in all likelihood on his way to carry out an attack. These stories plus all the latest news from Israel on this week’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten.
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Breaking Down Biden’s Visit
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh discusses President Joe Biden’s trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia. Was the trip positive for Israel? Negative? Will anything change as a result of the visit? Josh breaks it all down, plus all the latest news from Israel on this week’s show.
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Agreeing (Somewhat) with the Iranian Foreign Minister?
As Israel gears up for the visit of US President Joe Biden, Iran’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that “the entry of foreigners in the region…will not create security and stability but itself is the main cause of tension and regional rift.” While Iran was most likely referring to a potential peace deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia, on today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh argues that when it comes to Israel and the PA, any outside intervention over the years has just made things worse. Whether it was the Oslo Accords, or other agreements in which Israel offered concessions to the PA (with pressure from outside parties), Israel ended up paying the price in blood. Josh says that Israel must stand firm and learn from past mistakes, and refuse concessions to the PA, which continues to offer “pay for slay,” and carries out daily incitement against the Jewish State.
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