Inside Israel's Premiere Brainwashing Program for Zionism Takeover (MECHINA Bnei David)
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0:2727 secondsMafina means preparatory.
0:3030 secondsto prepare you. Originally, these were started in the religious Zionist world.
0:3535 secondsSo, in my community, at its [music] core, it's an indoctrination program.
0:3939 secondsAnd the purpose was to [music] prepare young religious boys for the military.
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1:041 minute, 4 secondsThey believe they are in a divine [music] mission to redeem the entire world and conquer all the promised
1:111 minute, 11 secondslands. [music] This was something that was shared with me by a close friend. As we were talking
1:201 minute, 20 secondsabout the Palestinians, I told him, [music] "Everyone is created in God's image." And his response to that was,
1:271 minute, 27 seconds"Yes." However, just like in a human body, there is a head and there is excrement. That is the case with the
1:361 minute, 36 secondshuman race. And [music] we, the most moral people in the world, are the head and the Palestinians are the human excrement.
1:491 minute, 49 seconds[music]
1:491 minute, 49 secondsThese are the kinds of ideas that you will hear in these classes as they're interpreting [music] a a
1:581 minute, 58 secondshierarchy of souls, a hierarchy of well of humanity.
2:052 minutes, 5 seconds[music]
2:092 minutes, 9 secondsYou know, the process in Israel is a long and slow breaking down of one's ability to critically think, which culminates in the army completely breaking you down and decimating you and
2:182 minutes, 18 secondsturning you into [music] kind of an automaton. The machina is a step in that journey of how do we start to create the
2:262 minutes, 26 secondsconditions that allow you to give away all of your time and all of your energy to an entity that doesn't have your best
2:332 minutes, 33 secondswill at heart and how to convince you that it does. [music]
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2:432 minutes, 43 secondsWhat Daniel said there about Israeli soldiers being like automatons, like robots basically, that really stayed with me because when I observe how Israeli soldiers behave, like there was
2:522 minutes, 52 secondsthis one clip of this soldier who's desecrating a Palestinian grave. Like why would you need to do that? Let's say what they say is right, that every Palestinian is a terrorist. Okay, so
3:003 minutesyou've killed a terrorist. Why do you need to go to a grave and desecrate it?
3:033 minutes, 3 secondsthen walking back to his post like really like a robot like Daniel said automatons and a lot of Israeli soldiers especially in the last two or three
3:103 minutes, 10 secondsdecades are graduates of these machinas or machin the plural in Hebrew before an Israeli high school student can join the IDF [music] and defend the
3:183 minutes, 18 secondsJewish state he needs physical mental and spiritual preparation that's what a mina is for basically there are programs to prepare
3:263 minutes, 26 secondsyoung Jewish men for the army brainwashing programs for Zionism to take over the army and politics students come here to study the Torah
3:353 minutes, 35 secondsand strengthen their religious conviction before entering mandatory military service and alumni include some
3:423 minutes, 42 secondsof Israel's most senior commanders and Daniel attended the premier one it's called N David not only is Navid the
3:493 minutes, 49 secondsleading MKA in Israel it is the first one to ever be established in Israel so a very prominent institution that places that places graduates everywhere
3:593 minutes, 59 secondsso this place was founded more than 25 years ago as a means of trying to encourage more young religious men to join the Israeli army.
4:074 minutes, 7 secondsWow. And you completed those two years of preparatory.
4:104 minutes, 10 secondsOkay. So to be honest, I spent 6 months there and I was not having it. It was not my thing. And you
4:184 minutes, 18 secondsknow, I I very early on I realized that everything that they're studying was not was not sitting well with me on a lot of
4:264 minutes, 26 secondslevels because ever since I was a four or 5year-old child, I always started challenging internally cuz it wasn't safe to express this the entire
4:354 minutes, 35 secondsinstitution of rabbitic Judaism um which to me was performative
4:424 minutes, 42 secondscertainly not divine but it's lectures here at Beni [music] Davided that contain in ultraist racist rhetoric
4:504 minutes, 50 secondsdirected at Palestinians. [music] Here, Rabbi Castile, a leading teacher, cites a biblical story about the prophet
4:594 minutes, 59 secondsJoshua, who led the [music] Jews to victory in the promised land.
5:125 minutes, 12 secondsUm, I realized that these are man-made laws that are meant to control us. That was always even as a young boy, uh, you know, I would turn lights on on Shabbat
5:205 minutes, 20 secondswhen nobody was looking because I realized that God was not going to smite me down. But I I hid that for years. I
5:265 minutes, 26 secondsactually hid that from my my my wife at the time. She didn't even know that I was not observant on the inside, that I
5:355 minutes, 35 secondswas only performing on the outside. And I realized that that mechanism is not unique to me as a religious person. It's actually, you know, we all we all create
5:435 minutes, 43 secondsthese layers of performance that are that are built on our, you know, fear of not being able to be real. And the entire Zionist project is built on that
5:515 minutes, 51 secondstoo, on everybody's performance of this egoic shell that has nothing to do with who they actually are.
5:575 minutes, 57 secondsThroughout my interview with Daniel, he gets into the psychology of being a student at the Makina or the psychology of indoctrination in general. And he's had to get into the psychology in order
6:056 minutes, 5 secondsto process all the pain and suffering as a result of being banished and excommunicated by his family. as a result of speaking up, not just about the machinas, but about Israel and
6:146 minutes, 14 secondsZionism in general. Actually, working on this video has been really conflicting and tormenting and triggering. I don't know what's the right word, but because I'm talking to somebody whom I respect,
6:236 minutes, 23 secondssomebody who's done so much work to overcome the Zionist indoctrination. And yet, he's telling me about the beliefs
6:306 minutes, 30 secondsof his family. And those beliefs are that my people need to be exterminated and wiped off the face of this earth.
6:376 minutes, 37 secondsThat's why editing this video has taken such a long time because I
6:436 minutes, 43 seconds[snorts]
6:466 minutes, 46 secondsDaniel's family has been very closely involved in the support of these machinas financially, politically, networking wise. And Daniel was also
6:536 minutes, 53 secondsraised in one of the most established settlements in the West Bank called Ephrat. And his family is also very closely linked to the support of all these settlements where the Machinas are situated.
7:037 minutes, 3 secondsMy family is deeply involved in the Zionist project. So I really grew up inside inside the machinery getting a
7:107 minutes, 10 secondsfirsthand glimpse of what it looks like to be at the center of politicians that are coming in and out of our home,
7:187 minutes, 18 secondsmilitary generals, philosophers, think tanks. So we were really at the center
7:247 minutes, 24 secondsof of funding, supporting and directing on the ground uh how this how this whole
7:327 minutes, 32 secondsthing unfolds. And actually I met Daniel through coaching cuz I do creativity coaching. And in the coaching session we're trying to unlock or discover rather what is behind the creative
7:417 minutes, 41 secondsblockage cuz he's a very great storyteller and he has so much to say and a great way of saying it but he's stuck. And obviously you're stuck if you're trying to unlearn something as
7:497 minutes, 49 secondsintense as Zionism. And I was listening to him in the coaching session and then slowly almost like I want to bring out the popcorn just listening to his life
7:567 minutes, 56 secondsstory because not only was he a student in the machina but also his family is very involved in helping build up the network for the support of these
8:048 minutes, 4 secondsmachinas. So he has a very unique vantage point. So I'm like I've linked actually all of Daniel's writing in the pinned comment. And while you're also
8:138 minutes, 13 secondsreading Daniel's writing I also encourage you to check out the writing of a great poet from Khaza. His name is Ahmed. That's also linked below. But for now, I want to stay with the subject of
8:218 minutes, 21 secondsthe Machina which Daniel attended. There are so many besides that premier one night David. And these preparatorymies are designed to groom these young men,
8:298 minutes, 29 secondsgroom their minds, and teach them how to idealize the military and then use the Torah and authority to glue the ideology with power.
8:358 minutes, 35 secondsToday, more than ever, this preparation
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8:388 minutes, 38 secondsis crucial to the future defense of Israel and the Western world.
8:418 minutes, 41 secondsIt it very much defined my path as [music] a Jew, as a soldier. and N David, that leading one that Daniel attended, is as close to power as it can get.
8:508 minutes, 50 secondsThe academy has been embraced and funded by the state. Here's one of its founders, Rabbi Ellie Sedan, being
8:588 minutes, 58 secondsawarded the country's highest prize in 2016 by Israel's leaders.
9:129 minutes, 12 secondsIf you thought that was bad, just listen to what one of the other head rabbis who was a head rabbi of the naave in 2019 said about the inferiority, the genetic inferiority of Arabs and Palestinians.
9:429 minutes, 42 secondsIf those are the teachers at thosemies, is it any wonder that the soldiers themselves speak like automatons to quote Daniel, like robots?
9:499 minutes, 49 secondsWar is never good. But if it's the thing that we need to do to get to get peace to get We do wars to have peace. We fight darkness. Who does wars to have peace?
10:0010 minutesAt least just embrace the Djangoism.
10:0210 minutes, 2 secondsYeah, we love war. Yeah, but we do wars to achieve peace. Like again, the lack of self-awareness is so robotic.
10:1010 minutes, 10 secondsRabbi Glushstein is a former pupil who's been combining deployments in Gaza with lectures for current students.
10:1810 minutes, 18 secondsI think that one of the main main things is to always remember that we're fighting not out of hate for the enemy, but out of love, but out of love.
10:2810 minutes, 28 secondsTo get peace, but out of love.
10:3010 minutes, 30 secondsTo get peace. In the opening montage, we heard Daniel tell us about one of his friends who also attended the Makina the Nai David and that friend told him that
10:3710 minutes, 37 secondsPalestinians are basically human excrement. He told him that via message.
10:4110 minutes, 41 secondsI'm going to show you an excerpt from their exchange from their online exchange which really shows you that basically they believe the enemy is Palestinians not they say but when they
10:4910 minutes, 49 secondssay what they mean is all Palestinians which is a result of the theological discourse that happens in these schools.
10:5510 minutes, 55 secondsWhat Daniel's friend says he goes it's not Arabs. There are many Arabs in the world and there are many excellent Arabs. It's Arab garbage that the world calls Palestinians. It's not Hamas.
11:0611 minutes, 6 secondsHamas is an excuse. It's the Palestinian population. Later in that exchange, Daniel's friend continues to talk about the Palestinians. Blot out the memory of
11:1411 minutes, 14 secondsAmalik. This is because there is a people whose place in the world is destined to be erased. The Amalik reference is a very important one.
11:2011 minutes, 20 secondsAmalikch is a reference from the Hebrew Bible and refers to the treacherous enemy of the Israelites. If you remember right after October 7 in his speech Netanyahu he was addressing the nation
11:2911 minutes, 29 secondsand the soldiers because basically the nation is the army when he was telling them about now is the time to take out the Amal referencing Amalik from the
11:3711 minutes, 37 secondsBible. You must remember what Amalecch has done to you, says our Holy Bible.
11:4311 minutes, 43 secondsAnd we do remember and we are fighting our brave troops and combatants who are now in Gaza or around Gaza and in all
11:5211 minutes, 52 secondsother regions in Israel are joining this chain of Jewish heroes.
11:5811 minutes, 58 secondsAnd this reference trickles down from Netanyahu and the powers that be down to all these teachers and rabbis at themies at the mas. Check out this lecture by one of the rabbis at David.
12:3112 minutes, 31 secondsAnd this Amalik reference, by the way, very interestingly, it always refers to killing of your enemy, the women, the children, the babies, the animals, and
12:3812 minutes, 38 secondstheir livestock. And these young Zionists, they take it literally because when they go around killing the animals of Palestinians, cats, dogs, sheep,
12:4512 minutes, 45 secondsgoats, this is not just some violent act, which it is. It is violent and disgusting, but actually they believe they're carrying out a divine duty to
12:5312 minutes, 53 secondskill the animals of the Amalik. That's why they do it. Killing the animals of Palestinians is a fulfillment of a commandment. And Palestinians are the religious extremists.
13:0313 minutes, 3 secondsSure, Jan.
13:0413 minutes, 4 secondsSo the students of these machinas, they absorb the text literally because they are taught these historical texts in the context of modern warfare. Even though
13:1113 minutes, 11 secondsthe heads of these macho deny any link between the ancient stories and what is happening now in modern warfare in Gaza, if you're teaching students who are
13:1913 minutes, 19 secondsgoing into the army that there are no innocents in Gaza, that you're fighting a war against Amalecch, doesn't that push them towards committing war crimes?
13:2913 minutes, 29 secondsWe are believing not to kill nobodyies that are not in the war zone. Together we watch the clips we've sifted through.
13:4313 minutes, 43 secondsIt seems like the purpose of the lecture is to is to no to take the example from the way teaching Bible. It was another
13:5113 minutes, 51 secondstime. It was it's not meaning today. The good thing with having someone like Daniel to debunk the claims of these people from the schools is that not only was he a student at the schools, but
14:0014 minuteshe's also someone who knows how these schools were run and the strategy behind running those schools.
14:0414 minutes, 4 secondsSo, I actually have a deeper understanding of the MK again on a system level because I know the people that run them. I know what they believe.
14:1314 minutes, 13 secondsI know what they believe about human beings, about who is a human being, right? I know what they believe about dehumanization.
14:2014 minutes, 20 secondsAnd I and I understand how they take how they take ideas and distort them in order to create, you know, dehumanization narratives.
14:2914 minutes, 29 secondsSo remember what Daniel's ex-classmate said about Palestinians being human excrement. Now all that stuff about the hierarchy of souls and Palestinians
14:3614 minutes, 36 secondsbeing below Jews, they don't learn that stuff only at the mina in the two years after high school. It starts earlier. I had learned even in going into high
14:4414 minutes, 44 secondsschool and you know different aspects of certain classes that the Jewish soul is the highest level of soul. Underneath
14:5214 minutes, 52 secondsit are humans and underneath that are animals. Right? So you have the those that speak and then Jews and I know
15:0115 minutes, 1 secondpeople are going to go crazy and these are the kinds of things that we learned.
15:0615 minutes, 6 secondsAs Daniel says, this sense of exceptionalism and entitlement and supremacy is taught in regular schools before the boys go to the premitarymies.
15:1315 minutes, 13 secondsAnd judging by how Zionists around the world speak, it's safe to say that this stuff is taught in schools outside Israel as well. We Jewish people are the
15:2115 minutes, 21 secondschosen people. But just because you're not Jewish doesn't mean you're not dope, doesn't mean you're not fantastic.
15:2915 minutes, 29 secondsDoesn't mean you're not brilliant.
15:3015 minutes, 30 secondsdoesn't mean you don't have all the rights, capabilities to every single thing that the world offers. You're just not chosen. There's so many other things that you are.
15:4315 minutes, 43 secondsYou're just not chosen. I don't know why people get so upset because the Jewish people are chosen. We are chosen. Look it up. Google it. Read it. Chat GPT it.
15:5415 minutes, 54 secondsAs delusional and absurd as it sounds when you hear a clown like that say that this sense of entitlement and supremacy takes on a completely depraved form when
16:0216 minutes, 2 secondsit's fused with the military. Again, if you're fighting terror in Palestine, why take a selfie and smile with a woman who
16:1016 minutes, 10 secondsis blindfolded? These smiles aren't smiles of someone arresting a criminal.
16:1316 minutes, 13 secondsThese people really believe they are ordained by God as a superior race. They believe it. And if you thought that was depraved, listen to how these soldiers are chanting about rape.
16:4916 minutes, 49 secondsAnd how do you get to that point? A very sophisticated radicalization system that poses as education. A radical system that culminates in these machinas. How
16:5716 minutes, 57 secondsdo I study the texts in such a way that enable me to go into the military and to be and to be militarized?
17:0517 minutes, 5 secondsThese are 18, 19 year olds and they study faith in light of the story of the Jewish people returning and conquering.
17:1117 minutes, 11 secondsWe are educating the next generation [music] of soldiers and they have to understand that our towns and our borders are vulnerable and our
17:1917 minutes, 19 secondscommitment to the land. [music] I grew and try to think about Israel.
17:2717 minutes, 27 secondsCheck out what the co-founder of N David the Mina that Daniel attended. His co-founder is a rabbi named Alisadan who comes from that Middle Eastern city called Budapest.
17:3917 minutes, 39 secondsEssentially, if you if you spoke to the heads of these programs, their job is to essentially place people into
17:4817 minutes, 48 secondshigh ranking um critical decision-m aspects of society. So, they want the graduates of these programs to be
17:5617 minutes, 56 secondsofficers to climb the ranks of the military. They want them to go into politics. They want them to go into all of these different positions of power.
18:0518 minutes, 5 secondsThe purpose is to infiltrate society at all levels because this ideology goes beyond the military and these specificies. It spreads into all areas
18:1218 minutes, 12 secondsof Israeli society. Just look at the concert of abandoned Tel Aviv showing a backdrop of what they did in Gaza to the concert goers. [music]
18:2518 minutes, 25 secondsAnd even though this ideology is spread all over Israel, it has been concentrated for the last 30 years in the Machinot in these premilitaryies. N
18:3218 minutes, 32 secondsDavid, which is the one I'm featuring in this video, but there are so many others. Another academy is Oris, which is described as premilitary Torah Academy. Its founder, Rafi Perrett,
18:4118 minutes, 41 secondsdescribed intermarriage as a second holocaust, marrying between Jews and non-Jews, a second holocaust. He was a very prominent politician, head of Jewish home party, and was a minister.
18:5018 minutes, 50 secondsSo these religiousmies are very connected to power. Another example is Hilly Troper, current member of the Kesset, who graduated from the Machinot.
18:5818 minutes, 58 secondsThere are also many brigadier generals and prominent media figures who are graduates of the machinote. But you're probably asking yourself, how common is it for soldiers from the IDF to be graduates of themies of these machin?
19:0919 minutes, 9 secondsI would say that in the religious Zionist community where I come from, it's very common. I would say majority either go to either go to one of these
19:1819 minutes, 18 secondsprograms or uh yeshiva which is an institution of higher learning. A yeshiva is a traditional Jewish educational institution focused on the
19:2619 minutes, 26 secondsin-depth study of rabbinicic literature primarily the Torah, Talmud, and Halaka, which is the Jewish law. According to Daniel, it's almost very hard to find
19:3419 minutes, 34 secondsanyone in the IDF or in positions of power in Israel who's not a graduate of either one of these institutions, the Yeshivas or the Machinot. Small church, for example, went to yeshiva.
19:5519 minutes, 55 secondsSo if your ministers and brigaders and generals speak like this, why wouldn't you, as a soldier, be emboldened to do the same?
20:0120 minutes, 1 secondI'll tell you what, if you show me your titties, I won't kill any more Palestinian kids.
20:0520 minutes, 5 secondsYou killed 25 kids like you're proud of that.
20:0820 minutes, 8 secondsIf you love Palestinians, you'll show me your titties. And I'm not showing you [ __ ] cuz you don't deserve it. you [ __ ] racist. Okay, I'll keep killing them.
20:1520 minutes, 15 secondsIf you believe it's your God-given right to treat the others as lesser or or you believe God told you that these people are lesser than you, then of course in
20:2320 minutes, 23 secondsyour point of view, you're not doing anything wrong. And these days, they even have secular machin, which I'm not focusing on in this video, but that's what Daniel told me. But what the
20:3020 minutes, 30 secondssecular macho do, they fuse nationalism with secular values. Speaking of secular Zionists and these secular machin and basically Zionists who don't come across
20:3820 minutes, 38 secondsas your typical fanatic settlers, one thing that really struck me while talking with Daniel is his background.
20:4320 minutes, 43 secondsMaybe this is a naive question. Why do you sound American if you grow up there?
20:4720 minutes, 47 seconds[snorts]
20:4820 minutes, 48 secondsYou know, I was reflecting a few days ago on how one of my childhood pastimes was playing baseball and the baseball
20:5720 minutes, 57 secondsteam and I had this image of me and my Anglo friends playing baseball on a
21:0421 minutes, 4 secondshilltop in the West Bank settlement. So, you know, this kind of gets to the root of of a lot of a lot of what we're
21:1221 minutes, 12 secondstalking about, a lot of what we're seeing today. So my family moved to the settlement or moved to Israel in the mid1 1980s. My father is originally from
21:2121 minutes, 21 secondsPennsylvania and my mother is from Canada. And as part of the Zionist mission and the Zionist project, they they chose to first move to Israel and
21:2921 minutes, 29 secondsthen moved to the settlement. And I would say that if certainly growing up growing up, if not the vast majority,
21:3821 minutes, 38 secondsbut I would say close to a majority of the settlement was from were from Anglo-Seaking countries. So these are people that moved from the United States, from Canada, from England.
21:4821 minutes, 48 secondsYou know, Ephraat, which is the religious Zionist settlement where Daniel grew up for the first 22 years.
21:5321 minutes, 53 secondsThe head of the town, his wife, is originally from the UK. Think about how crazy that is. An English woman moved to an English-speaking settlement on
22:0022 minutesPalestinian land. I found an article in Jerusalem Post describing Ephra as liberal because they have connections with the Arab locals. But when I asked
22:0822 minutes, 8 secondsDaniel about these connections, quote unquote, he told me that these connections with the Arabs are superficial and demeaning where the Arabs are basically hired to work for
22:1522 minutes, 15 secondsthem as builders. And these Palestinian builders in Ephra would have to have armed guards, sometimes just teenagers, watching over the Palestinians like
22:2322 minutes, 23 secondsthey're a bunch of criminals. Just a bunch of English-speaking settlers living in complete denial of the fact that they are participating in an apartheid.
22:3022 minutes, 30 secondsAll right, I'm in Jerusalem at the Mach Yehuda market. I'm looking for the aparthide. Okay, in Israel, I am looking
22:3922 minutes, 39 secondsfor the aparthide. I just asked all these people. Not one person is able to tell me where the aparthide is.
22:4522 minutes, 45 secondsThis deluded person like many in Israel just enjoys the privileges of living in the apartheid system because it shields them from seeing the apartheid.
22:5322 minutes, 53 secondsYou guys know where the aparthide is?
22:5522 minutes, 55 secondsNo idea. No one knows where the aparthide is. Let me know where the aparthide in Israel is. Here's the aparthide, Michael.
23:0323 minutes, 3 seconds[music]
23:0823 minutes, 8 secondsBut this system of absolute denial of how Israelis treat Palestinians is starting to crack. Even for the so-called liberal Zionists who also believe they are superior to
23:1623 minutes, 16 secondsPalestinians, make no mistake. And even them cannot deny what's going on anymore.
23:2423 minutes, 24 seconds[clears throat]
23:2923 minutes, 29 secondsfor
23:4623 minutes, 46 secondsthis is the same guy who wrote the Palestinians are happy to ride on Palestinian only buses like apartheid is some sort of victory. You see whatever
23:5423 minutes, 54 secondsform Zionism takes it is built on supremacy. Sometimes the supremacists are nicer, more polite, aren't as violent, but they all believe in the same thing.
24:0324 minutes, 3 secondsHave you heard of hilltop youth settlers? While the name may sound romantic, these are ruthless people who inflict horrible, constant violence on Palestinians. Recently, Binyammen
24:1124 minutes, 11 secondsNetanyahu claimed they're just 70 kids, not even from the West Bank. This is part of a strategy by the mainstream wing of the Israeli right to downplay settler violence and rhetorically
24:1924 minutes, 19 secondsdistance themselves from the most violent settlers while still supporting all of their actions. So many people when they look at the news, they'll kind of see these outposts and caravans.
24:2924 minutes, 29 secondsThat's one aspect. And honestly, that's actually kind of the fringe of of the reality of the settlements. And in a way, that's a kind of a form of rage
24:3724 minutes, 37 secondsbait because the settlement, the caravan, the guy that has a certain look that's doing the things that actually doesn't speak to the systemic nature of
24:4524 minutes, 45 secondsthe settlements, which are way more established. and the infrastructure is uh is much more robust. That's where my
24:5424 minutes, 54 secondsfeeling of if they put that on the news, they're actually they're shifting the focus from the fact that the ideology again is more systemic.
25:0225 minutes, 2 secondsIt's important to highlight that the crimes of Israelis in this video particularly are focused on the West Bank, which by any standard would be horrific crimes, but because they're
25:1125 minutes, 11 secondshappening against the backdrop of a genocide in Gaza, they get very little attention. But these settlements where Daniel grew up are all on the West Bank.
25:1825 minutes, 18 secondsSo, I want to take a second to paint you a picture of life for Palestinians in the West Bank. The life where Israelis are constantly mocking, terrorizing,
25:2525 minutes, 25 secondshumiliating Palestinians on a day-to-day basis.
25:2825 minutes, 28 secondsPalestinians can live only in places that there is a strong stick above them.
25:3425 minutes, 34 secondsI'm not even going to touch the extreme violence like physical violence and murder which by the way before October 7, which according to them is when the
25:4225 minutes, 42 secondsclock started, 2023 was the deadliest year for Palestinian children in the West Bank. Think about that. But we're not talking about the death and the
25:5025 minutes, 50 secondsmurder. I want to talk about the other forms of psychological violence, the tactics that exist purely to break the Palestinian spirit. Remind them that they are slaves. For example, they don't
25:5925 minutes, 59 secondsonly destroy the homes of Palestinians, they make the Palestinians destroy their own homes as they watch.
26:1426 minutes, 14 secondsAnd for the Palestinians who aren't kicked out of their homes in the West Bank, they get terrorized daily.
26:3026 minutes, 30 secondsHow do you take nice Jewish boys and girls and turn them into monstrous killers of children when they reach 18?
26:4126 minutes, 41 secondsIt takes a very long thorough and sophisticated education to do that. the education system which starts in school
26:5026 minutes, 50 secondsand then extends into the time at the machina before joining the army.
26:5326 minutes, 53 secondsWe have an organization called breaking the silence where soldiers confess what they did in the West Bank. Many of these
27:0027 minutesconfessions the soldiers say I was educated to believe that whatever I do to the Palestinians will save us from another holocaust.
27:0827 minutes, 8 secondsAnd only when I aimed my rifle at a little girl I realized that I was the evil one. That was Nurit Palad who I've
27:1627 minutes, 16 secondsplayed before by the way in lip-sync form in a video I did about the cult of Zionism and Nurit write extensively about the education system in Israel
27:2327 minutes, 23 secondsthat starts way before the age of the machin when you're like after high school.
27:2927 minutes, 29 seconds[singing]
27:4027 minutes, 40 secondsThey might be playing up to the camera, but these songs are part of their regular repertoire.
27:4427 minutes, 44 secondsPalestinians don't exist in Israeli consciousness or in Israeli textbooks today. They're not there. Israelis don't
27:5127 minutes, 51 secondssee Palestinians until they become soldiers. Really, they don't see them.
27:5627 minutes, 56 secondsThey don't have anything to do with them.
27:5827 minutes, 58 secondsListen to this girl who grew up in a Westbank settlement. It's like everything, you know, your education
28:0528 minutes, 5 secondsblends into your personality. Like growing up, whenever we went to,
28:1228 minutes, 12 secondsI don't know, a playground as kids, we would immediately leave if a Palestinian family came.
28:2028 minutes, 20 secondsMy mom would get tense and she would tell my dad, "Okay, we go. We went back home." Like it's just so heartbreaking.
28:3128 minutes, 31 secondsYou know, my family are really good people. They are all really sensitive. They're all really
28:3928 minutes, 39 secondskind souls. You know, those are not their words coming from their mouth. This is
28:4528 minutes, 45 secondslike indoctrination. I think that's why I went crazy and moved out. Like Daniel, the girl in this video, Sahar, her
28:5328 minutes, 53 secondsfamily isn't what you would visualize as the ultra orthodox settler or religious fanatic. Which brings us to the point of this video that whatever type of Zionist
29:0029 minutesyou are, it always goes back to the supremacy. The system itself is the problem.
29:0529 minutes, 5 secondsWell, that at its core, fundamentally, it's an ethnosuppreist project that is built on the colonial displacement of
29:1329 minutes, 13 secondsanother people. That's the foundation of the framework. regardless of where you want to draw the inspiration. And so the
29:2229 minutes, 22 secondsmechanism is actually really clever because the ideology can kind of meet you where you are. So if you are a
29:2929 minutes, 29 secondsreligious zealot, there's going to be the divine commandment. If you're a secular Jew, there's going to be uh the
29:3629 minutes, 36 secondsnationalism or the Holocaust trauma. And you can actually move through these layers of mechanisms that meet you
29:4429 minutes, 44 secondswherever you are. But the unifying theme is built on the ethnic displacement of the Palestinians, which all you need to
29:5129 minutes, 51 secondsdo is go to the founding documents. They say it, right? It's not it's that's that's definitely a unifying theme.
29:5929 minutes, 59 secondsAnd if you fast forward from the days of those founding documents and the founding of Israel, basically, it is the same ideas now. You see Israel and its citizens on track with that supremacy.
30:0830 minutes, 8 secondsAnd this is what makes it okay for an Israeli settler to literally drive over a Palestinian man as he's praying.
30:1730 minutes, 17 secondsCan you imagine if a Jewish man was run over while praying? It would be headline news all over mainstream media around the world. If this happened to a Jewish
30:2530 minutes, 25 secondsperson, every sentient being would have to apologize about this. My cat would have to make an apology. Yet when you see it happen to a Muslim man, no one
30:3230 minutes, 32 secondstalks about it because that's how deep the racism is internalized in all of us.
30:3830 minutes, 38 secondsBut I want to go back to that very important point that Daniel was making about how Zionism is genius because it meets you wherever you are. And whatever type of Zionist you are, it will give
30:4630 minutes, 46 secondsyou a reason and a justification for why it is your right to oppress Palestinians. And that's done by design.
30:5230 minutes, 52 secondsYes, 100% by design. It's very sophisticated. It's a very sophisticated machine. um the layers of I mean
31:0031 minutesbrainwashing is one way to understand it but it's deep deep deep deep conditioning programmed over many many generations right the work the work here
31:0831 minutes, 8 secondsis is breaking multigenerational cycles of trauma ultimately this point about Zionism is best illustrated in this panel featuring
31:1631 minutes, 16 secondsBarry Weiss and Ben Shapiro two very magical creatures [laughter] love them it's that insight and self-awareness that they have it's just
31:2431 minutes, 24 secondsit just makes them lovable just just lovable We're lucky to be breathing the same air as they are. [laughter] She'll only be so lucky. But anyway, I'm not bitter or anything.
31:3431 minutes, 34 secondsAbsolutely.
31:3531 minutes, 35 secondsBut to go back to this panel and why illustrates Daniel's point is because Barry Weiss is basically a lesbian liberal Zionist and Ben Shapiro is a
31:4431 minutes, 44 secondsconservative anti-gay Zionist. But they meet here. They're best friends here.
31:4931 minutes, 49 secondsAnd the panel is titled, should Jews be alarmed? Because this panel was held after Mamani won the mayoral election. A Muslim became a mayor. Now, should we be alarmed?
31:5931 minutes, 59 secondsI'm worried, but I'm not alarmed. You're not alarmed. You're not alarmed. You're not alarmed.
32:0632 minutes, 6 secondsCan you imagine in any other context?
32:0832 minutes, 8 secondsLike, should people be alarmed if a Jewish person became a mayor? Just the racism. I mean, that panel alone, listening to it, I could do a reaction
32:1532 minutes, 15 secondsvideo to the whole thing. It is full of gems of of delusion. It's really it's it's it's something listening to Zionist talk. But anyway, I bring up this panel
32:2432 minutes, 24 secondsagain in the in the context of what Daniel was talking about how Zionism is designed to meet you wherever you are is because these people are on opposite
32:3232 minutes, 32 secondsends of the spectrum when it comes to social issues and meet and align because they're sharing what their childhood of indoctrination looked like. Just listen
32:4032 minutes, 40 secondsto this part of the discussion where they talk about how what should be done in order for young Jews not to stray away, in order for young Jews not to think critically. Basically, listen to
32:4932 minutes, 49 secondsthem discuss what should be done about that. This was recorded with their full awareness that there are camera and mics on. Really, if you ever wanted proof
32:5832 minutes, 58 secondsthat Zionism is nothing but indoctrination, listen to these people talk, believing that they're saying something intelligent. You're in a cult.
33:0733 minutes, 7 secondsYou're in a cult. They're calling basic Barry Weiss in this clip is calling for how young Jews need to be sheltered like she was. You can't make this [ __ ] up.
33:1633 minutes, 16 secondsListen to it.
33:1733 minutes, 17 secondsAnd the one thing that has worked, raise Jewish kids. How do you raise Jewish kids? Again, people want all these solutions. The reality is formative
33:2533 minutes, 25 secondsexperiences, putting kids in actual bubbles in Jewish bubbles during their formative years. I am a product of everything you say.
33:3233 minutes, 32 secondsAll of the resources that my parents had went to Jewish day schools and Jewish camps. We didn't go on vac. Everything went to that. Everything. Right.
33:4033 minutes, 40 secondsOkay. And the idea though that it's the price that it is given the amount of capital in our community, it makes my
33:4833 minutes, 48 secondsblood boil. Yeah. This is where all of the resources in our community should go without exception. This is it.
33:5733 minutes, 57 secondsWhat she said.
33:5833 minutes, 58 secondsWhat I actually came to learn through my upbringing is that we weren't actually, you know, Jewish in a sense. What we
34:0434 minutes, 4 secondswere was Zionist. Judaism was the shell or the vehicle that the Zionist
34:1134 minutes, 11 secondsideology, it's the host and the vessel that it found in order to perpetuate itself. We were raised to see the state
34:1834 minutes, 18 secondsand the institution as salvation literally as salvation. Right? So it's messianic redemption through state
34:2734 minutes, 27 secondsinstitutions. Not a personal journey, not an inner reckoning, not inner healing, but rather uh pure blind
34:3534 minutes, 35 secondsdevotion to the state and its institutions. And the cost of speaking against it is mighty high. Daniel is going to talk later in the video about
34:4334 minutes, 43 secondsthe price, basically the heavy price he paid by losing contact with his family.
34:4734 minutes, 47 secondsDaniel actually used to be married to a Zionist woman with whom he had two daughters and his ex and the rest of his family are trying to keep him from his
34:5434 minutes, 54 secondsdaughters, preventing him from speaking to his daughters. That's the most heartbreaking part about this video and about Daniel's life story. But for now, I want to stick with the supremacist
35:0235 minutes, 2 secondsideology of Zionism and how it classifies people. Because for example, Daniel's current partner is a Christian Lebanese woman. You know, my
35:0935 minutes, 9 secondsrelationship with my partner is a great example of that, right? She is not Jewish. She does not count.
35:1535 minutes, 15 secondsDo you know that in Israel they refer to Palestinians as the Palestinian problem?
35:1935 minutes, 19 secondsAnd they talk about what they want to do to the Palestinians as the master plan, which is really another way of saying final solution.
35:2735 minutes, 27 secondsAt its core, the Palestinian birth rate is known in Israel, and anybody can Google this as the demographic demon.
35:3535 minutes, 35 secondsAnd of course, these ideas about the demographic demon is parited by mainstream media in the West. This population in Palestine is hostile.
35:4435 minutes, 44 secondsIt's uneducated. And their birth rate is explosive. The average Palestinian woman has five and a half babies. The average
35:5335 minutes, 53 secondsIsraeli woman has only two and a half babies. So, demographically, they're a threat. So Palestinians having babies is
36:0236 minutes, 2 secondsknown as the biggest threat to the Zionist project. And now many people who are walking around Tel Aviv may not understand that at the level of the
36:1136 minutes, 11 secondsthink tanks, at the level of the policy makers, this is this is the language that's used, right? The demographic demon and the birth rate.
36:1836 minutes, 18 secondsAnd this idea of Palestinians being a demographic demon becomes crystal clear when you see how Israelis treat Palestinian children.
36:2936 minutes, 29 secondsDon't touch me, police.
36:3436 minutes, 34 secondsTo any sane mind, putting children under this much duress and terror would be would be unthinkable. I mean, arresting
36:4436 minutes, 44 secondschildren for walking on Jewishonly streets. Who arrests children? What [clears throat] other nation does that?
36:5036 minutes, 50 secondsAnd again, for any sane human being to terrorize children in this way would be unthinkable. But for a Zionist mind, these children are the devil's spawn.
37:0037 minutesEvery child in Gaza is the enemy and not a single Gazan child should remain there. We need to conquer Gaza and settle it.
37:0637 minutes, 6 secondsMany people have said before that the occupation corrupts the soul of the occupier. That's why Israeli society is so morally and spiritually corrupt
37:1437 minutes, 14 secondsbecause in order to do this to another people, raid their homes in the middle of the night, terrorize them, you must kill a part of your soul. And to bring
37:2337 minutes, 23 secondsit back to where all this starts in the education system, let's return to the discussion with Daniel about the training at the mas.
37:3037 minutes, 30 secondsWell, we're already broken down in high school, but this is, you know, another layer of of the fusing of getting ready
37:3637 minutes, 36 secondsfor hierarchy, military hierarchy. Um, listening to the rabbis is a big one, right? The community want wants to
37:4437 minutes, 44 secondscreate this mechanism in which people feel that they are obligated to turn to a rabbi in order to receive advice or guidance. The rabbitic Judaism
37:5437 minutes, 54 secondsis essentially at some point it became an offshoot that tried to masquerade as the real thing in
38:0238 minutes, 2 secondswhich the laws of man supersede the laws of spirit essentially. And from that
38:1038 minutes, 10 secondsplace we can essentially justify any man-made law that we want as long as it
38:1738 minutes, 17 secondsis approved by the rabbis. So rather than people being able to reconnect to themselves, to their own heart, to their
38:2438 minutes, 24 secondsown cognitive capabilities, they outsource all of their power to the power.
38:3138 minutes, 31 secondsI'm sure you heard that story about the Israeli soldiers who were caught on tape raping a Palestinian prisoner.
38:3838 minutes, 38 seconds[music]
38:4538 minutes, 45 seconds[music]
38:4638 minutes, 46 secondsNow I bring this up in the context of what Daniel talked about rabbitic education is that these racists were blessed by the rabbi basically telling
38:5438 minutes, 54 secondsthem the Lord is okay with you doing that
39:1139 minutes, 11 secondsyou can
39:1839 minutes, 18 seconds[music]
39:2039 minutes, 20 secondsAs horrible as all this sounds, we have to acknowledge that for people who grew up in Israel, this is normal. And again, it must be hard for you to imagine that,
39:2739 minutes, 27 secondswhich proves the point that you need a lifelong education system to get you to that point to believe that's okay, that it's your go-given right to do that. And
39:3539 minutes, 35 secondsthe reason why you're justified in your opinion is because you're constantly under threat by those barbarians and savages. Why you need to rape savages?
39:4439 minutes, 44 seconds[laughter]
39:4439 minutes, 44 secondsLet's say you actually believe that all Palestinians are savages. Why do you want to rape a savage?
39:5239 minutes, 52 seconds[music]
39:5539 minutes, 55 secondsAnyway, jokes aside, people in Israeli society believe those things and they're surrounded by a society that believes
40:0340 minutes, 3 secondsthose things and it does take a lot to break free from that way of thinking.
40:0740 minutes, 7 secondsI wrote in 2020 in my diary. So, I started thinking these things before I wrote them and I started writing them
40:1540 minutes, 15 secondsbefore I was able to speak them because it's a long scary journey. But in 2020, I wrote in my diary, Israel is a police state. It is a racist
40:2440 minutes, 24 secondsapartheid police state. I I have it somewhere. I can look up the exact quote. And I had this this realization and that was very scary. It's scary when you when you realize it and then you go
40:3240 minutes, 32 secondsthrough anger and then you go through grief. You get you got to go through all the motions. You know, when I hear Daniel talk about his process of unlearning and breaking free, it's crazy
40:4040 minutes, 40 secondshow similar it is to other processes of waking up, waking up to the truth that you've been hiding from yourself.
40:4640 minutes, 46 secondsWhen you realize that your entire reality is a lie and it could be destabilizing and scary at first and it
40:5440 minutes, 54 secondsfeels like you're dying while you're still alive when your ego is so completely destroyed that everything is flipped upside down. And I love that he brings up the ego here because ego is misunderstood as like to mean arrogance.
41:0541 minutes, 5 secondsBut ego is our identity. You know, this role that we play in life and if you're in [clears throat] Israeli society, the role that you play is this. You're a soldier basically.
41:1341 minutes, 13 secondsThat's why so many people don't go through this process cuz it's scary, right?
41:1741 minutes, 17 secondsIt is really wild to just like turn your worldview like totally upside down. My Zionism was connected to a sense of denial, but it also was my Zionism
41:2441 minutes, 24 secondsdemanded that I keep a distance between myself and the very tangible real world pain of Palestinians. Because in order
41:3241 minutes, 32 secondsfor my belief system to remain intact, I had to find a way to, you know, rationalize that. When you start to peel back the layers of this ideology and
41:4141 minutes, 41 secondswhen you start to see the world as it is, all of the pain that you deny, it comes all of the pain that you
41:4941 minutes, 49 secondsrationalize and push down and deny comes up and you cannot unsee it.
41:5441 minutes, 54 secondsThe cost of it is so extreme for people that they prefer to dig deeper and stay in pain and create more pain. rather
42:0142 minutes, 1 secondthan go through this process of letting go of everything.
42:0542 minutes, 5 secondsYeah. It sounds like you're describing actually how what just any addict goes through, right?
42:1142 minutes, 11 secondsMhm. [clears throat] It is. It actually is addiction. The this is addiction on a national level because the it's actually
42:1842 minutes, 18 secondsa form of it's a form of blood sacrifice addiction because the our nervous systems Israel has a collective nervous
42:2442 minutes, 24 secondssystem and you can tap into it and you could feel it. It's a real thing and the nervous system in Israel is so unsafe and so disregulated.
42:3442 minutes, 34 secondsThere's a lot of this in Daniel's writings which again I've linked in the top comment, the pinned comment. And also while you're checking out the writing of Daniel, please check out the
42:4242 minutes, 42 secondswriting of Ahmed Sarur, this incredible poet from Gaza. My favorite poem of his is called Views
42:5042 minutes, 50 secondsgirl. Anyway, in Daniel's writing, he talks about this collective nervous system of Israel. And you know, Daniel, a month before October 7, he decided to
42:5842 minutes, 58 secondsmove out of Israel. He moved to Costa Rica where he lived for two years before moving to California, where he is right now and has been for the last seven months. But leading up to October 7,
43:0643 minutes, 6 secondshe's been convincing his now ex-wife, his exartner for him and her and the kids to move out of Israel because his
43:1443 minutes, 14 secondsnervous system was telling him something big, something disastrous is about to happen. And whether you're the type of Israeli who wants to be honest enough
43:2243 minutes, 22 secondswith himself to acknowledge that you could see that something like October 7 was about to happen, you are aware that
43:3043 minutes, 30 secondsyou live in constant fear. That this system makes sure you live in constant fear.
43:3543 minutes, 35 secondsThe Israeli government and I think a lot of its allies around the world want Jews to be unsafe. that they want Jews to be terrified, to be isolated, to be
43:4443 minutes, 44 secondsparanoid, to not be in reality so that they will continue supporting the government of Israel. Here's my Israeli passport.
43:5543 minutes, 55 secondsThere's my Israeli ID. Last week, I submitted an application to renounce my Israeli citizenship. Why am I doing this now? Because more than ever, it's clear
44:0444 minutes, 4 secondsto me now that in Israel, peace is not the goal. And I don't know if it ever was. And when I think back on my childhood and all the times we spent
44:1344 minutes, 13 secondsrunning in and out of the bomb shelter, all the times my parents were worried about us, all the time I spent worrying
44:1944 minutes, 19 secondswhile putting on a brave face like we were encouraged to. I feel like it's the kind of state that doesn't care about its own people.
44:2644 minutes, 26 secondsSo when you live in a place like that, of course your nervous system is going to be completely disregulated and constantly expecting a big threat. And again, this is done intentionally by the project, the Israeli project.
44:4444 minutes, 44 secondsBecause when you keep people scared, you can make them do anything. And if we go back to that analogy of addiction, what is the nervous system of an addict to do when it is that shot and disregulated?
44:5444 minutes, 54 secondsThat the only way for it to find coherence is through a hit. And that hit is violence and war because then we can
45:0245 minutes, 2 secondsunify. So Israel creates unity in order to avoid the discomfort of actually sitting with ourselves because if we actually sat with ourselves the whole
45:1045 minutes, 10 secondsthing would collapse. And so just like a junkie who can't be with himself, he needs the hit in order to find coherence. But the hits are getting more
45:1945 minutes, 19 secondsand more extreme. It's wearing off and at some point you have to face the actual wreckage.
45:2545 minutes, 25 secondsIt's almost like this addict whose arm is full of needle marks. They don't know where to put the next hit. There's no more space. And this is the psychology
45:3345 minutes, 33 secondsof this nation called Israel. Because even though it's a project that's embedded in the global economy, for the people there, this is a nation that is
45:4045 minutes, 40 secondssupposed to give them safety. This is what they're indoctrinated to believe. Shalom, my friends, from here in Israel.
45:4645 minutes, 46 secondsI want you to um understand the reality of what the people of Israel face. I was just out to dinner with my sister and my niece. They're in the background there.
45:5545 minutes, 55 secondsWe're at a nice restaurant in Tel Aviv.
45:5745 minutes, 57 secondsUm along with all these people who are here now in the underground parking lot.
46:0246 minutes, 2 secondsWe we just ordered our dinner. It didn't even arrive yet. And all of a sudden the sirens start going off and everyone has to go down into the bomb shelter.
46:1246 minutes, 12 secondsA bit of an unusual place to hear prayers and song. I'm right now in one of the bottom floors of a parking garage here in central Israel, which also is a
46:2046 minutes, 20 secondsbomb shelter. And what drives this project, this machine, is their fear.
46:2546 minutes, 25 secondsThat's why they agree to continue to sacrifice their lives to protect this project because they naively believe the project is protecting them. And in order
46:3246 minutes, 32 secondsto continue to live there, they have to believe in this project, in its divinity. That's why parents send their
46:3946 minutes, 39 secondskids to the Makina. That's why a family like Daniels would actually believe wholeheartedly in the purpose of these schools. Because families like that,
46:4846 minutes, 48 secondsparents like that, they believe they're doing this for the nation. It feels very important. Speaking of the Makina, I want to go back to Daniel describing his
46:5546 minutes, 55 secondsdays there at David Makina, the leading Makina. Because when you listen to him talk, it becomes very clear how this
47:0247 minutes, 2 secondseducation system at thesemies is there to serve power just like Israel and its people and all their fears is there to
47:0947 minutes, 9 secondsserve power. And the reason this indoctrination and brainwashing is still running is because it serves power. So anyway, here's a typical day at the Mina.
47:1747 minutes, 17 secondsPeople will be waking up. You have the morning prayers. From there, you'll drop into kind of studying and you're going to be studying a lot of very technical
47:2647 minutes, 26 secondslaws. You're going to be studying Talmud and Talmud as taught in these institutions is very legalistic. And so
47:3447 minutes, 34 secondsyou're going to be holding these two things at the same time. One, war, death, destruction, and occupation. And on the other hand, you're going to be
47:4247 minutes, 42 secondstalking about whether a wall falls left or right. Who does it belong to so that neighbors can be good neighbors. So there's this whole cognitive dissonance
47:5047 minutes, 50 secondsthat's happening. At the same time, people will be carrying around guns.
47:5447 minutes, 54 secondsMany people are carrying around guns. So the weapons are everywhere. Old students are coming in and out. So a lot of these people are in uniform. And then, oh,
48:0348 minutes, 3 secondswho's coming? What rank is he? Oh, there's a general here today. Whoa, where does he come from? Mhm. All of that game is happening. But then in the
48:1148 minutes, 11 secondsafternoon, somebody like Betal Smrich or BB Netanyahu might come to visit these places.
48:4448 minutes, 44 secondsAgain, thesemmies mean so much to the people in power.
48:4848 minutes, 48 secondsThey go out of their way to come visit these institutions because this is one of the most important parts of their base are these these ideological
48:5748 minutes, 57 secondsreligious Zionists. And the thing is the rel the there's a deeper level of lack of critical thinking of people that are
49:0449 minutes, 4 secondswilling to submit themselves to you know rabbitic authority and not have the critical thinking that makes these people very very potent foot soldiers.
49:1149 minutes, 11 secondsThis religious elitry combined with a lack of thinking is something that is rarely discussed about Israel but needs to be and when somebody like BB comes he is
49:2049 minutes, 20 secondscelebrated like a like a messiah. So when BB comes, everybody will be around
49:2849 minutes, 28 secondshim dancing and obviously everybody has like, you know, the guns are bouncing everywhere and you know the people you're in a circle holding each other.
49:3549 minutes, 35 secondsIt's this big, you know, masculine sweaty thing and everybody's bouncing up and down singing songs for BB. Um some
49:4449 minutes, 44 secondsof those words might be one of the there's a specific song
49:5349 minutes, 53 secondsUm, may you add days and days uh to the life and reign of this king.
50:0050 minutesRemember this is the democracy they keep talking about in Europe. [clears throat] And you know, he would come, he'd give his speech, he'd probably put a kipa on,
50:1050 minutes, 10 secondsright? You know, and this is one of the most important institutions and the Torah says this and we're fighting, you
50:1750 minutes, 17 secondsknow, he give his few buzzwords from Torah. This whole thing about Netanyahu and all the people in power in Israel cosplaying as religious people, as men of God, is hilarious.
50:2650 minutes, 26 secondsLike when BB says a few words from the Bible, everybody goes, "Oh my god, it's like the Jewish dream is coming true. A politician is quoting Torah, right?" And
50:3550 minutes, 35 secondspeople, this sinks into people's psyche and they leave totally enamored by uh,
50:4250 minutes, 42 secondsyou know, by somebody like BB. and then right back into you know you study at night people are going to do and then
50:5050 minutes, 50 secondspeople go back to exercising different kinds of classes evenings would be you know less legalistic study and now
50:5750 minutes, 57 secondsyou're veering off more into the kinds of places that you might learn about you know human excrement just a cozy evening chat about
51:0451 minutes, 4 secondsPalestinians being [ __ ] [laughter] lovely joking aside if that's what you learn about Palestinians from such a
51:1251 minutes, 12 secondsyoung age of course in your eyes they deserve was nothing good. Just check out this moment. Again, it's not very violent, but it tells you a lot. Like,
51:1951 minutes, 19 secondsthere was Israeli soldiers arresting a young Palestinian and his mother was chasing them just to give the boy a jacket cuz it's so cold. He throws back
51:2651 minutes, 26 secondsthe jacket at her. Why would you do that? You just want to p You don't think these people are human beings who deserve anything good. Again, this is
51:3551 minutes, 35 secondsnot the violent. I'm not even talking about the torturing and the beating and the I'm talking about this psychological torture. Sometimes they even storm
51:4251 minutes, 42 secondsweddings. They break the chairs. They storm funerals. They start beating the people as they're carrying the casket.
51:4951 minutes, 49 secondsThey cannot bear that Palestinians show emotions. Anyway, I asked Daniel, in what type of class does this dehumanization take place? Like where in which kind of
51:5851 minutes, 58 secondsclass in what kind of context are you taught those things about Palestinians?
52:0152 minutes, 1 secondYou know, ironically, there's a kind there's a a class in in the religious world called faith. And in that class,
52:1052 minutes, 10 secondsthere are many seinal works by the sages. on on faith, on how to connect to God, on spirituality, the mechanisms of
52:1852 minutes, 18 secondsspirituality, and uh taken at face value. Again, these texts can become very dangerous because you can kind of weaponize them any which
52:2652 minutes, 26 secondsway you want to go. But those are the kinds of classes where you where you're learning about, let's say, well, spirit, your own your own faith and your own
52:3452 minutes, 34 secondsspiritual connection. And so, what does it mean to be a Jew? What is a Jew? What is the soul of a Jew? uh those are kind
52:4252 minutes, 42 secondsthe kinds of classes that it comes up in but even in in Talmud classes too right there are many conversations in the
52:4952 minutes, 49 secondsTalmud that refer to Jews and non-Jews laws around Jews and non-Jews you know uh you know I had learned from a young
52:5652 minutes, 56 secondsage that non-Jews can't pour wine for Jewish people but you can do it vice the other way around
53:0453 minutes, 4 secondsand these are the kinds of things where from a you know you're starting to learn about all of these aspects of the faith that have built built in mechanisms
53:1353 minutes, 13 secondsof of othering and then we learn them as law.
53:1753 minutes, 17 secondsThis really puts into perspective how a lot of Zionists believe they are better and why they have the right to do what they do. Whether it's the settlers or the soldiers or the liberal Zionists,
53:2653 minutes, 26 secondsthey're all part of the same tapestry that is Zionism. I mean, just look at these young Israelis brutally beating a Palestinian cleaner. And again, in order
53:3453 minutes, 34 secondsfor you to reach a mental state where you feel it's your right to do that, that stuff need to be taught to you at a very early age, much earlier than the Mina.
53:4253 minutes, 42 secondsYeah. Very young age. It starts, it starts from you're you're born into it.
53:4753 minutes, 47 secondsIt starts from birth. You don't know anything else.
53:5053 minutes, 50 secondsTotally totally captive. I mean, the the Zionism stuff came later later. To be honest, when I would look up at the grown-ups doing this, I was like, "Wow,
53:5953 minutes, 59 secondsthe Jewish people are back in the land of Israel. Wow, this is biblical. There
54:0654 minutes, 6 secondsis no other meaning to life. This is the pinnacle of everything." But I I was very very very enamored by it. I would
54:1454 minutes, 14 secondssay going much into into my late teens anyway. I don't think
54:2254 minutes, 22 secondsthat I saw it I don't think I saw this strategically. There were other aspects that started to crack though because you had mentioned you're just lucky to be
54:3054 minutes, 30 secondsborn Jewish, right? There was always a part of me that that always would ask, okay, but I I could have been born on the other side of this fence. Yeah.
54:3854 minutes, 38 secondsI mean, I could have the [snorts] bra, you know, we don't like going there, though, right? It's very uncomfortable for us to to go there
54:4654 minutes, 46 secondsand think that you you know you you won the lottery. We won the lottery. That's it. You won the you won the sole lottery.
54:5154 minutes, 51 secondsI actually remember thinking similar stuff when I was young. Not that I went to an Islamic school, but we used to have 1 hour a week of Islamic studies
54:5854 minutes, 58 secondsand we'd learn of course about like you know Islam and how like any religion somehow always tells you that your religion is better than the other
55:0555 minutes, 5 secondsreligions. And I would always think like how come we were born lucky? What makes us so special? like why did God choose us to be born in the correct religion
55:1455 minutes, 14 secondsand not the others? And this happens across all religions of course, but it's so dangerous in Israel right now because this education that prepares you for the
55:2255 minutes, 22 secondsmilitary is designed for the takeover of politics for land control. What's going on in Israel as far as religiousmies
55:2955 minutes, 29 secondsgoes has a far more strategic goal. And because of Daniel's family's involvement in these religiousmies, he had a very good vantage point. You know, again,
55:3855 minutes, 38 secondsgrowing up, I got to kind of see what it was like to have these people come in and share their ideas and see how it is that we could support them. And, you know, I got a glimpse of what it looks
55:4755 minutes, 47 secondslike to hunt down anti-Zionists. Like, these are the kinds of things that I, you know, that I was witness to in my own home.
55:5255 minutes, 52 secondsDaniel would see briefings by ex people from the intelligence at his home. They use their tools and skills in order to map out who they consider to be anti-ionist, what they're posting, what
56:0156 minutes, 1 secondthey're doing, mapping out the networks of the anti-ionist so they can find ways to sabotage their work. And I asked Daniel, how come he and his family were at the center of all of that?
56:1056 minutes, 10 secondsSo my father is an amazing, brilliant, talented, powerful man. And he,
56:2056 minutes, 20 secondsyou know, I always say this that I actually, you know, attribute everything about myself now, all of it to to my dad and to my parents and to what what we
56:2856 minutes, 28 secondswere raised believing, uh, pursuing truth courageously, freedom, liberation.
56:3456 minutes, 34 secondsUh the irony is that we just have a difference in how we apply it. But my dad is, you know, the same level of fervor. This was his life's mission. Um
56:4356 minutes, 43 secondshis life's mission on on this planet was the uh the continuation of the Zionist
56:5056 minutes, 50 secondsand well the Zionist enterprise and project. Um and so his his time and his resources and his energy um always went
57:0057 minutestowards towards this. And so people were always always coming and going.
57:0557 minutes, 5 secondsThe highest ranking and most influential people in the Zionist project were going in and out of their homes. Of course, I understand Daniel couldn't give us names because it puts him and his family in a
57:1457 minutes, 14 secondsvery difficult position. But financial support, uh, strategic support, financial and strategic so funding these institutions, but then
57:2257 minutes, 22 secondsalso also guiding them, also making connections between these institutions.
57:2657 minutes, 26 secondsSo you might have this institution like the Mafina and then there's another project that's tangential to it. So you're supporting that. You're making
57:3457 minutes, 34 secondsthe connections. You're creating ecosystems essentially.
57:3657 minutes, 36 secondsAnd I asked him here what kind of organizations exactly were his family connecting the machinas to?
57:4157 minutes, 41 secondsIt could be a settler organization like we want to raise money in order to settle a hilltop. It could be we want to
57:4957 minutes, 49 secondscreate a program that we want to create a think tank. That's that would be a huge one, right? Let's create a think
57:5557 minutes, 55 secondstank in order to um affect policy makers and give the institution like create the
58:0258 minutes, 2 secondsthe philosophical foundation so that people in government can then lean on your work in order to justify what is happening.
58:1058 minutes, 10 secondsDo you see the kind of strategic work that goes into maintaining and growing the Zionist project? And a lot of this planning was going on in their living
58:1658 minutes, 16 secondsroom. But all this planning is time, labor, which is money. So who's funding all of this? Obviously, there's a whole
58:2458 minutes, 24 secondssystem in place. I mean, there's the very now widely known APAC, but there's so much more like the hardline Zionist billionaires around the world like
58:3258 minutes, 32 secondsMiriam Adlesen. You know, the whole system is designed to perpetuate itself and to consolidate power, right? And the
58:3958 minutes, 39 secondspeople that fall in line that go through the rituals that take whatever vows of silence sometimes need to be taken in order to to perpetuate the system do it.
58:4958 minutes, 49 secondsMary, you and Sheldon created a lot of relationship over the years with politicians at the state level, especially at the federal level.
58:5958 minutes, 59 secondsI want you to share with everyone why is it so important and and how do you do it? Again, writing checks is is part of it, but in there is more than writing just checks. So, how do you do it?
59:1359 minutes, 13 secondsCan you can you allow me not to answer? You choose.
59:2059 minutes, 20 secondsI want to be truthful and there are so many things that I don't want to talk about.
59:2659 minutes, 26 secondsYeah. I mean we don't want specific but that's okay.
59:3059 minutes, 30 secondsYou know you'd mentioned earlier about you know control and how much power Israel has on the international stage. I mean we have to talk about things like
59:3759 minutes, 37 secondsJeffrey Epstein I think is one of Israel's biggest exports right the layers of blackmail. So the way the way this system is able to keep people in
59:4659 minutes, 46 secondsline and support the people that are perpetuating it is um absolute and you know depraved at levels that people are
59:5459 minutes, 54 secondsso uncomfortable talking about and recognizing it because it's so painful to to look at how this system actually works.
1:00:001 hourAt this point in the interview, I found myself thinking, what did Daniel's dad think of this video and of Daniel's participation and the stuff that Daniel's saying?
1:00:081 hour, 8 secondsHigh high high treason.
1:00:121 hour, 12 secondsthe deep the deepest betrayal, the deepest treason, the deepest affront to
1:00:191 hour, 19 secondsto him and to God and to all good that exists in the world. And uh the irony is
1:00:271 hour, 27 secondsagain that we can't yet meet in the place of of putting down the walls and just having the simple conversation because like I said it was me and
1:00:361 hour, 36 secondseverything that I am is also because of him and what I was raised into he was raised into and his father was raised into. So there's there's no judgment around any of this whatsoever. Right?
1:00:461 hour, 46 secondsThe path the path out of this is about we need to be able to break the cycle.
1:00:511 hour, 51 secondsRight? And so hopefully the cycle breaks with me because that's the only thing that I can control. Exactly.
1:00:581 hour, 58 secondsSo my dad would be very pain, very pained. He would be an immense amount of pain hearing all of this and hearing me share it. Probably deeply embarrassed,
1:01:061 hour, 1 minute, 6 secondshumiliated, like all all of the words, right? The the level of of complexity that that he holds around it is immense.
1:01:141 hour, 1 minute, 14 secondsand and for for people also to understand and have compassion for the conditioning to be on on that side of it is really painful too, right? When this
1:01:221 hour, 1 minute, 22 secondsis your life's work and what you believe in. And it's the it's one of the worst archetypical stories that a father can experience.
1:01:311 hour, 1 minute, 31 secondsAnd it's so crazy to hear Daniel talk about his dad in this way because I'm at this point in my life where I'm not only missing my dad, but rediscovering him in
1:01:381 hour, 1 minute, 38 secondsso many ways just a part of my Palestinian identity, who I am as a man.
1:01:421 hour, 1 minute, 42 secondsAnd by the way, this is something I'm unpacking in my new theater show, which starts off as a Britney show, but
1:01:491 hour, 1 minute, 49 secondsactually it goes into all the layers because I'm playing this woman who believes she's Britney, but I'm also going to peel away the layer to show
1:01:581 hour, 1 minute, 58 secondsIndie underneath that woman who believes she's Britney, but also I'm going to peel away the layer to reveal the real
1:02:051 hour, 2 minutes, 5 secondsme under Indie, a show unlike anything I've ever done before. So, it starts off as Britney, haha, oops, baby, one more time. But it ends in Palestine. It
1:02:131 hour, 2 minutes, 13 secondspremieres on March 13. Check us link below. But to go back to Daniel and his dad, he was talking about what his dad would think. But then I was left
1:02:211 hour, 2 minutes, 21 secondswondering what does Daniel feel about all of this about being separated from his family. Basically, there there are the aspects of the pain that that I actually think that I
1:02:291 hour, 2 minutes, 29 secondsprocessed a lot of it. And from where I stand right now, I know that I'm I know that I'm standing in truth. And it's
1:02:371 hour, 2 minutes, 37 secondsscary to stand in truth because sometimes you can even doubt yourself like what if I'm wrong? Oh my god.
1:02:431 hour, 2 minutes, 43 secondsOkay. And then you have to breathe, regulate, and see clearly again. And so I'm kind of at a place where I respect that they're processing how they're
1:02:511 hour, 2 minutes, 51 secondsprocessing. I can't wait until we we both have the ability and capacity to meet again. Hopefully, it'll be in this lifetime. I I hope so. But I've I've
1:02:591 hour, 2 minutes, 59 secondsI've released the the attachment around it. And I'm actually in a place right now where, you know, I I know that on some level
1:03:071 hour, 3 minutes, 7 secondsthey're proud whether they can say it or not say it. I know that because I'm holding the longer picture, right? I know that in five years, in 10 years, 20
1:03:151 hour, 3 minutes, 15 secondsyears, whenever this plays out, they're going to be like, "Wow, surely a man like Daniel's father who has to be intelligent enough to run all
1:03:231 hour, 3 minutes, 23 secondshis project, like I'm sure when he puts his head on the pillow, he has thoughts about what his son is doing and maybe regret, maybe remorse, maybe pain." But
1:03:311 hour, 3 minutes, 31 secondsacknowledging this stuff poses a very serious threat for a man who's in his 70s. Because how do you unlearn all the stuff that you hold dear? How do any of us unlearn the stuff that we hold dear?
1:03:411 hour, 3 minutes, 41 secondsUnlearning is a very difficult process.
1:03:431 hour, 3 minutes, 43 secondsBy the way, leave a comment if you've ever been on a journey of needing to unlearn something that is very toxic to you, but you find it very difficult to unlearn that.
1:03:511 hour, 3 minutes, 51 secondsWhere where's your mother in all this? Like how what's happening there?
1:03:561 hour, 3 minutes, 56 secondsI mean, I I feel I feel my mom all the time. You know, deep down my mom's a mom. She just she wants to love us. and
1:04:031 hour, 4 minutes, 3 secondsuh you know in her own relationship she I feel that she you know she's trapped between the most basic human motherly
1:04:111 hour, 4 minutes, 11 secondsinstinct and this ideology and I think that she feels I think that she feels the the ocean of pull on each direction
1:04:201 hour, 4 minutes, 20 secondsright now and she's right in the center of it. Do you speak with her? Mhm. She's not talking to me either.
1:04:301 hour, 4 minutes, 30 secondsDo you see what Zionism is? how many families this toxic ideology tears apart.
1:04:341 hour, 4 minutes, 34 secondsAnd for me, you know, telling telling the story about Zionism is part of a much bigger process of truthtelling and reckoning. You know, my journey in life
1:04:421 hour, 4 minutes, 42 secondshas been learning to tell the truth even when it costs you everything. When it costs you love, money, finances, power, inheritance, everything.
1:04:501 hour, 4 minutes, 50 secondsAnd it's not just Daniel's mom and dad.
1:04:521 hour, 4 minutes, 52 secondsIt's his entire family that he doesn't speak to. I try to speak to my family and there's at the moment there's no
1:05:001 hour, 5 minutesthere's really no communication or no connection. Again, a few layers to the journey but throughout this whole process I found my beautiful beautiful
1:05:071 hour, 5 minutes, 7 secondspartner soon to be wife Christina who is Armenian Lebanese. Her family comes from the other side of the fence and have
1:05:141 hour, 5 minutes, 14 secondsbeen directly impacted and displaced by Israel. Uh quite literally on the other side of the fence. that was kind of the first moment of stepping outside of the
1:05:231 hour, 5 minutes, 23 secondstribe and and committing one of the the biggest violations. And then there was still an aspect that that could have been that that was kind of
1:05:311 hour, 5 minutes, 31 secondscompartmentalized. But then as soon as I hit publish on my first article sharing, you know, my testimony of of Zionism,
1:05:391 hour, 5 minutes, 39 secondsthat was basically full excommunication for my family. Uh so that's sisters reaching out and saying never to contact
1:05:471 hour, 5 minutes, 47 secondsuh that our relationship is over. Never contact you know my nieces and nephews again. Uh the other siblings that simply vanish. It's the messages that go
1:05:561 hour, 5 minutes, 56 secondsunread. It's the you know hearing back from the grape vine that you know my parents are like it's over. You're excommunicated. You're done forever. Um
1:06:041 hour, 6 minutes, 4 secondsand then you know other really kind of painful painful experiences of you know rejection and abandonment kind of when you need it most. This is the way Zionism keeps people in check. The
1:06:131 hour, 6 minutes, 13 secondsideology trumps kinship, trumps family relationship. When the ideology becomes more important than the family bond,
1:06:211 hour, 6 minutes, 21 secondsthat's when you know the ideology is
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1:06:231 hour, 6 minutes, 23 secondsHow many ideologies in the world do we know that ask parents to turn against children and children against parents.
1:06:281 hour, 6 minutes, 28 secondsIt's usually not uh sympathetic systems, right? It's family. And ultimately, you know, our core wound is
1:06:371 hour, 6 minutes, 37 secondsrejection and abandonment. And we will do a lot of pretty crazy things in life to avoid this kind of this kind of rejection.
1:06:451 hour, 6 minutes, 45 secondsThat's why it's been a long 10-year journey for Daniel to start unlearning this. And he's a strong truth seeeking
1:06:521 hour, 6 minutes, 52 secondstype. So you can imagine how difficult it is for other people who don't have that strength in them. It's not easy to be in a position where he is now. That's
1:07:001 hour, 7 minuteswhy I have a lot of respect for him. you know, I've been painted by family members as, you know, a Christian and he's trying to convert his kids now and
1:07:081 hour, 7 minutes, 8 secondshe should be separated from his children. So, I actually had um at at some point in this journey, you know, my parents told me that they they believe
1:07:161 hour, 7 minutes, 16 secondsthat it's probably better off for my girls not to be around me. I had a friend who sent me a message saying, "It's better that your girls not be around a rabid anti-ionist."
1:07:251 hour, 7 minutes, 25 secondsUm, so family members, so taking these kinds of, you know, aspects of of my own life and my own understanding of the world, my own beliefs, my own
1:07:321 hour, 7 minutes, 32 secondsideologies, um, and weaponizing them in order to create a wedge between me and my own daughters. And I'll have, you know, through this process, I'll have
1:07:411 hour, 7 minutes, 41 secondssiblings that are, you know, actively working to to kind of create connection with my daughters while circumventing me because of the fear of what I represent,
1:07:501 hour, 7 minutes, 50 secondsI suppose, what it means for them and their beliefs. Um, so th this goes, you know, cuts right to the the matter,
1:07:581 hour, 7 minutes, 58 secondsright? The bond between a father and a daughter and how how could any of these ideas ever be grounds to to to ferment disconnection between a parent and a
1:08:061 hour, 8 minutes, 6 secondschild? And that's been a painful part of the story. And I'm here and I'm patient.
1:08:111 hour, 8 minutes, 11 secondsWhat, however long the process takes, you know, we all we all do the work and we and we all meet again when we're ready in the right place.
1:08:171 hour, 8 minutes, 17 secondsThe fact that he trusts that his daughters will find their way back to him is beautiful. also reminds me of how I think about things and probably it's
1:08:241 hour, 8 minutes, 24 secondsno accident that we connected. It's because I'm always trying to find hope in the darkest places. Like no, things will turn around. Things will get
1:08:321 hour, 8 minutes, 32 secondsbetter. And you can say it's delusion, but I think it's important to have that type of delusion if you want to call it that.
1:08:381 hour, 8 minutes, 38 secondsAnd they're eight and 11. I know, like I know that by the time they're however old they are, they're they're going to
1:08:461 hour, 8 minutes, 46 secondssee and they're going to see the people that took the first step and what the cost was and and they're going to know.
1:08:511 hour, 8 minutes, 51 secondsI don't have any doubt about it. And when I write now, I know that I'm leaving all of these little breadcrumbs for my nieces and nephews and daughters
1:08:591 hour, 8 minutes, 59 secondsand family when they're ready. Just leaving all the kind of pieces of the puzzle that I accumulated along the way.
1:09:051 hour, 9 minutes, 5 secondsAnd when they want to read it, they'll read it. If they don't, they don't.
1:09:081 hour, 9 minutes, 8 secondsDaniel knows that many of his family members secretly read his writings. But of course, they find it too confronting to talk to him about it. That's why they choose no contact because it's easier.
1:09:171 hour, 9 minutes, 17 secondsPeople ultimately get triggered by the reflection that they don't want to look at. And it's easier to smash the mirror than to change the way you look.
1:09:251 hour, 9 minutes, 25 secondsAnd Daniel's right about what we're doing. People who are speaking up against Zionism, we are leaving breadcrumbs behind for future
1:09:321 hour, 9 minutes, 32 secondsgenerations because we're unable to free Palestine right now. But the generation of our grandchildren will look back and say, "Oh, these people were able to do it."
1:09:401 hour, 9 minutes, 40 secondsAnd hopefully the people that know me when they watch this and they see you on the other side of the table and me here, you know, that will create that spark of
1:09:481 hour, 9 minutes, 48 secondswhat are these conversations that can actually be had across the aisle.
1:09:521 hour, 9 minutes, 52 secondsAnd it's so interesting, by the way, my uh connection with Daniel, I told you it's happening through the creativity coaching. And interestingly, most of my
1:10:001 hour, 10 minutesclients for the creativity coaching has been anti-ionist Jews who are artists in different disciplines, musicians, writers, comedians, stuck. And it's no
1:10:081 hour, 10 minutes, 8 secondsaccident that they're stuck because they're trying to leave this ideology behind. And it's also no accident that they find my videos a point of connection because I'm coming at it from
1:10:171 hour, 10 minutes, 17 secondsa place where I've been completely indoctrinated myself and Americanized and colonized mentally. So, I find it actually easier to relate to American
1:10:251 hour, 10 minutes, 25 secondsJews and Jews who were trying to get out of Zionism. It's like I don't know if it's just that honestly, it's probably also this need to understand the other
1:10:331 hour, 10 minutes, 33 secondsside and this um and to be in touch with how brainwashed you can be. And I want to take this moment to thank, by the way, all the members on my channel.
1:10:421 hour, 10 minutes, 42 secondsThank you guys so much for always being patient and waiting for my videos. Not that I'm going to rush them, but I appreciate you waiting. Think of me
1:10:501 hour, 10 minutes, 50 secondslike, by the way, the Adele of content creators. I'll give it to you when it's ready and you will wait and it's going to be amazing. No, thank you so much for
1:10:581 hour, 10 minutes, 58 secondssupporting the channel. And please share my videos, by the way, with your friends because when you share them, it really pushes up the video in the algorithm. I normally do this in the middle of the
1:11:061 hour, 11 minutes, 6 secondsvideo when I bring up my lipsync portion of the video, which is, by the way, coming up. And I left the lip sync portion of this video till the end because it's kind of the truth underneath the indoctrination. But
1:11:151 hour, 11 minutes, 15 secondsbefore we wrap up, I asked Daniel one last question about if he has final words on this theme of indoctrination.
1:11:211 hour, 11 minutes, 21 secondsIf you're willing to recognize another person's capacity to be brainwashed and indoctrinated,
1:11:281 hour, 11 minutes, 28 secondsyou must recognize your own capacity to be brainwashed and indoctrinated. And I learned through my journey that the
1:11:361 hour, 11 minutes, 36 secondsprocess of recognizing that you've been indoctrinated is really scary. There's a lot of shame. How could this have
1:11:431 hour, 11 minutes, 43 secondshappened to me? There's a lot of disbelief. There's a lot of no way that I was in this or involved in this and what this all means. I must be crazy.
1:11:531 hour, 11 minutes, 53 secondsBecause of all of that, people rather put their head back in the sand and stay in denial. Speaking of in denial, this brings us to the drag therapy portion of
1:12:021 hour, 12 minutes, 2 secondsthis video, the lip-s sync portion of this video. You know, lately I've been listening a lot to this Chinese professor who I'm sure you know. His
1:12:091 hour, 12 minutes, 9 secondsname is Kang Tukqin and he talks a lot about Israel and breaks it down in a way that is I think very important to see because Israel pretends to be this
1:12:181 hour, 12 minutes, 18 secondsideological homeland for the foot soldiers in order to convince them to keep sacrificing their lives. And this professor Jang, he always breaks it down
1:12:261 hour, 12 minutes, 26 secondsperfectly. He says that what Israel did and still does in Gaza is not a malfunction in the world order. It's actually a precondition for it. Gaza
1:12:341 hour, 12 minutes, 34 secondsmust suffer in this way for capital to continue to its next phase. But anyway, I'll let him say it for himself and I'll let him explain it to the Kardashians
1:12:421 hour, 12 minutes, 42 secondsbecause the Kardashians represent all those people who prefer to turn a blind eye and not see the reality. But we're going to make them see it. Now, I am so excited to be on your podcast.
1:12:521 hour, 12 minutes, 52 secondsTalk to me.
1:12:531 hour, 12 minutes, 53 secondsLook, people keep trying to understand Israel as a religious state fighting for self-defense.
1:12:591 hour, 12 minutes, 59 secondsOkay, that's Bible language placed on top of a 21st century logistics empire. All right, let me just exhale for a second and say this plainly.
1:13:091 hour, 13 minutes, 9 secondsYeah.
1:13:091 hour, 13 minutes, 9 secondsUntil you understand how capital sees Israel, okay, you will keep misreading Israel is not being preserved because of the past.
1:13:191 hour, 13 minutes, 19 secondsOh, it is being preserved because of the route.
1:13:231 hour, 13 minutes, 23 secondsWhy? The Banguan Canal plus Heifa ports plus Gulf reconstruction funds plus Indo Pacific labor inflow equals the most
1:13:311 hour, 13 minutes, 31 secondsvaluable trade corridor constructed since the British seized Egypt to guarantee Suez. Like that's crazy.
1:13:391 hour, 13 minutes, 39 secondsYeah.
1:13:401 hour, 13 minutes, 40 secondsThis is not about religion. It is about the next 70 years of maritime routing.
1:13:441 hour, 13 minutes, 44 secondsI also wonder how people feel about now. Yes, you will say but what about
1:13:511 hour, 13 minutes, 51 secondsdemocracy? What about genocide? What about norms?
1:13:541 hour, 13 minutes, 54 secondsAnd that like I think is what really sparked my love of law.
1:13:581 hour, 13 minutes, 58 secondsNone of that is binding because the age of conscious ended when capital mattered more than public opinion.
1:14:071 hour, 14 minutes, 7 secondsShut up.
1:14:081 hour, 14 minutes, 8 secondsWhen reconstruction futures started trading before the destruction phase was even complete. I know some of you hate
1:14:161 hour, 14 minutes, 16 secondswhen I talk like this, but someone has to shut up.
1:14:201 hour, 14 minutes, 20 secondsIsrael is not defending itself. Israel is clearing corridor real estate. The global elite are not conflicted. They
1:14:271 hour, 14 minutes, 27 secondsare already invested. China needs the corridor for Indopacific offload. Russia
1:14:331 hour, 14 minutes, 33 secondsneeds it for energy south flow. Europe needs it for non-Russian security. And the US needs it to maintain price and
1:14:431 hour, 14 minutes, 43 secondssovereignty without direct territorial burden. You must stop pretending that the 21st century is waiting for your permission.
1:14:521 hour, 14 minutes, 52 secondsYou cannot condemn what you refuse to diagnose.
1:14:561 hour, 14 minutes, 56 secondsI know Israel is not the front line of a civilizational class. It is the administration center of a maritime algorithm. Yeah.
1:15:041 hour, 15 minutes, 4 secondsPorts not prophecies, corridors, not covenants. That is the reality.
1:15:111 hour, 15 minutes, 11 secondsLike such a serious matter and just a lot of really deep things. And if you want a future where Palestine is not a
1:15:191 hour, 15 minutes, 19 secondscautionary footnote of capital, you must learn to see infrastructure before ideology.
1:15:271 hour, 15 minutes, 27 secondsOh my god.
1:15:281 hour, 15 minutes, 28 secondsAll right, that's enough for I actually wonder what Kim or people like Kim would think of what he just told her.
1:15:361 hour, 15 minutes, 36 secondsHe schooled the out of me. Scared me to death. I guess it's safe to say that he gave the Kardashians of the world enough to think about enough to begin their
1:15:441 hour, 15 minutes, 44 secondsunlearning process, their process of seeing Israel for what it is.
1:15:471 hour, 15 minutes, 47 secondsWhat I would want to share is that on the other side of this process, which is come, which is reckoning with
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