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I infiltrated a group of 540 Zionist terrorists who are planning to target the Muslim community and others who support Palestine. One of the members is Michael Marciano, the right-hand man of Gérald Moussa Darmanin, the Minister of the Interior. Marciano openly discusses trafficking weapons and offers his personal number for any issues at Charles de Gaulle airport. Additionally, there are messages from Zionists ordering anti-Semitic graffiti to be spread in support of Israel, encouraging others to pay taggers for their services.

I was involved in vetting arms for Israel and learned about a 13-year-old boy being raped in an Israeli prison. We found the allegations credible and informed the government. The next day, IDF raided the charity's office and labeled them terrorists. It's crucial to prevent all atrocities, including sexual violence and other human rights abuses. People need to be valued and not dehumanized.

I am concerned for the Jews, for France, and for the Judeo-Christian civilization. Imagine, 1,500 civilians, including babies, women raped in front of their children, babies put in ovens. Holocaust survivors are now prisoners of these barbarians. There is hatred towards Israel and Jews among the Arab masses. I had hoped for a large protest like after Charlie Hebdo, but there were only a few thousand people. I am extremely worried about France. We have seen the beheading of a teacher, numerous Islamist attacks, and I fear this is just the beginning. We need to wake up before it's too late. Israel is a beacon of light, but the red light is coming. Look at what is happening in the suburbs, listen to the cries of our soldiers killing our loved ones. This is happening in Israel and it could happen in France. I am saddened by the actions of France's government, which differ from the president's words during our visits to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. We must not ignore the conflict, it is here, it is everywhere, it is on our streets.

Israel's attack on Gaza in 2008 is described as a shameful day in Jewish history. The speaker criticizes Israel for carpet bombing Gaza and dropping 100 tons of bombs in just one day. They highlight that this attack occurred when children were on the streets during a shift change at schools. The speaker argues that this act of violence is an example of terrorism and suggests that Israel uses such tactics to control different populations while maintaining a liberal image.

In 1967, I was on the USS Liberty when it was attacked by Israeli forces, resulting in casualties. The attack involved Mirage Jets, napalm, and torpedoes. I believe it was not accidental, as we intercepted classified messages. I think Israel planned the attack, and our government may have known. On this Memorial Day, I remember the fallen crewmen and hope for accountability.

In 1946, a terrorist bombing at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem killed 91 people and injured 46. The attack was carried out by Israeli extremists, setting a deadly example for extremism in the region. The extremists disguised themselves as Arabs and detonated a bomb in the hotel, causing significant destruction. This event, along with other instances of Israeli aggression, raises questions about continued support for Israel by the UK and US. The legacy of Israeli terror has had far-reaching consequences, prompting scrutiny of the relationship between these countries and Israel.

The King David Hotel in Jerusalem, site of the largest and most audacious attack on the British Mandate Forces. The building was used by the British as their administrative and military headquarters. On 07/22/1946, a huge explosion demolished the entire southwest side of the hotel. Ninety one people were killed. The attack was carried out by Ergen, the Jewish paramilitary group. The King David Hotel was not to be their last target. On 03/01/1947, Ergen blew up the British officers club at Goldsmith House in Jerusalem. Sixteen persons die and 13 others are injured as extremists blow up the officers club in an unremitting campaign of violence. Universal's cameraman on the scene minutes after the explosion records the stunned and shaken victims as they are carried from the wreckage.

Before 1948, Zionist militias including Irgun, Lehi, Stern Gang, and Haganah led violent campaigns aimed at expelling the British and suppressing the indigenous Palestinian population. Irgun, under the leadership of future prime minister Menachem Begin, carried out the infamous bombing of the King David Hotel in 1946, which killed 91 people and stood as one of the deadliest attacks against the British during their mandate in Palestine. Lehi, described as more radical, targeted both British and international figures as part of its operations. In 1948, these groups carried out the assassination of UN peace envoy Count Volker Bernadotte, who was advocating for a peaceful resolution and refugee return, marking a high-profile political killing tied to the broader struggle surrounding the end of the British Mandate and the founding of the state. The transcript notes that these groups operated with clear political motives and employed tactics widely condemned as terrorism. It states that even the moderate Haganah eventually coordinated with them and later merged to form the IDF, the official military of the new Israeli state, implying a transition from irregular militias to a formal national defense force. The narrative emphasizes that, at the time, the British government, UN officials, and international media labeled these groups as terrorists. The concluding assertion frames the paradox of the period by stating that they were considered terrorists yesterday, while the individuals involved are described as prime ministers today, highlighting the later political prominence of some of these figures within the Israeli state. In summary, the transcript presents a sequence where pre-state Zionist militias engaged in violent campaigns against British rule and Palestinian populations, carried out notable attacks including the King David Hotel bombing and the Bernadotte assassination, pursued political objectives through violent means, and ultimately saw some organizational integration into the state’s formal military apparatus, with contemporary labeling of these actors as terrorists by various international observers at the time.

A group of boys threatened a police officer, promising harm to a dog. Later, they marched through London streets, shouting anti-Semitic remarks, while the police took no action. This incident highlights the rise of anti-Jewish sentiment. Shortly after, we were violently attacked while leaving a kosher restaurant, making us question the future for Jews in this country. Extremists target us on the streets, and the police remain inactive. In another incident, a pro-Palestinian convoy threatened to rape Jewish women and children in a Jewish neighborhood. The perpetrators then drove through the same neighborhood, spreading inflammatory messages.

As a former combat officer in Hebron, I've witnessed numerous attacks by settlers on Palestinian civilians and Israeli activists. These deliberate actions cause significant harm, including property damage, injuries, and even death. The radical settler enterprise, led by Ministers Itamar Benfil and Smotrich, aims to promote Jewish supremacist ideology, remove Palestinians from their land, and establish illegal settlements. This violent and racist version of Judaism is not what we grew up learning. Under this dangerous government, attacks have increased dramatically, resulting in more destruction and loss of life. If you're tired of these attacks, join us in protesting to remove this fascist government from power.

The speaker discusses the logic behind Israel being attacked by Islamic forces due to their dislike of Western values. They claim that Israel is considered a part of the West, and therefore, the entire West is being targeted. They mention Menachem Begin, the father of terrorism, who founded Israel in 1948 and was unapologetic about his involvement in terrorism. The speaker also mentions the bombing of the King David Hotel and the Deir Yassin massacre, both carried out by Begin. They highlight Begin's creation of the Likud party and his expansionist ideology of a greater Israel. The speaker concludes by discussing the influence of Zev Jabotinsky and Bibi Netanyahu's upbringing in this ideology.

I was born in Canada, raised in Israel, served in the Israeli army, and later in the Mossad. Judaism is a religion and nation, not a race. Dual loyalty is a myth. Israel does not tolerate Israelis supporting the US. My books sold well, but my second book was not reviewed in North America due to accusations of anti-Semitism. Labeling individuals as anti-Semites is a tactic I used in the Mossad, which I now regret as a Jew. Translation: I was born in Canada, raised in Israel, served in the Israeli army, and later in the Mossad. Judaism is a religion and nation, not a race. Dual loyalty is a myth. Israel does not tolerate Israelis supporting the US. My books sold well, but my second book was not reviewed in North America due to accusations of anti-Semitism. Labeling individuals as anti-Semites is a tactic I used in the Mossad, which I now regret as a Jew.

There were extreme right-wing militias that needed to be condemned, and the police were firm in apprehending them. In Romans-sur-Isère, two units of mobile forces were mobilized and managed to arrest these militants, who were subsequently given significant sentences. This was crucial in preventing a scenario similar to what happened in Ireland. The firmness of France's response helped avoid a small civil war. Yesterday, at my request, nine extreme right-wing militants were arrested in Lyon by the prefect. I will not allow any militia, whether extreme right-wing or any other radical group, to take the place of prosecutors and police in enforcing the law.

We remember what Amalek has done to us, as our holy bible says. Our brave troops and combatants in Gaza and throughout Israel are continuing the legacy of Jewish heroes that began 3000 years ago with Joshua Benun. From the heroes of 1948 to the 6 Day War and the 73 October War, we stand united in our fight against our enemies.

I am Anath Murad from Israel, speaking on behalf of the Jewish people. In Israel, we have a unique way of doing things, often blaming Palestinians for our own actions. We have a history of controversial incidents, like the bombing of the King David Hotel and the flotilla to Gaza. It's better for us if people remain ignorant about these events. On a personal note, my sister is considered crazy because she refuses to be a soldier.

Israel's founding involved numerous massacres and the displacement of Palestinians. One such massacre was at the Arab village of Deryassen, where Jewish fighters killed around 110 Arabs, mostly women, children, and the elderly. The Israeli military at the time consisted of criminal gangs seeking to establish a Zionist state. The atrocities committed, including throwing people into ovens and wells, were part of a strategy to scare neighboring villages and clear the land. Without these massacres and ethnic cleansing, Israel would not exist. The continuing struggles with Palestinians are seen as a result of a strategy that was stopped too early.

A representative of the PLO, Naim Kader, was assassinated in Brussels. He was known for promoting dialogue between Europe and the Middle East. The PLO accused Israeli intelligence of orchestrating the attack, highlighting the ongoing violence within Palestinian resistance movements. The incident reflects the struggles Palestinians face not only against Israel but also internal power struggles within the Arab world. The identity of the assassin remains unknown.

In France, a young man was violently attacked, leaving the police shocked and unsure of what to do. This incident is not surprising to us, as it reflects a lack of concern for Jewish people and a focus solely on Zionism. Those who support Zionism are willing to harm and even kill Jewish individuals who do not align with their beliefs. This ideology is seen as the most powerful in the world, causing conflict not only in Israel but also in Palestine. The speaker emphasizes that fighting only leads to more violence and no chance for peace.

I strongly believed in Zionism from a young age. After college, I moved to Israel, served in the army at Quetzi'ot camp. A Palestinian prisoner described the harsh conditions there. The camp administration forced prisoners to build more sections, leading to a deadly confrontation. Jeffrey Goldberg, a guard at Quetzi'yot, shared his experience in an interview with the New Yorker.

Hamas has committed attacks prior to October 7, killing thousands of Israelis and hundreds of Palestinians, sabotaging the peace process. Hamas is more than a terrorist organization; it is a religious, ideological movement waging a holy war against a race, not a national resistance movement to liberate Palestine. Hamas does not believe in political borders, but wants a global state. Supporting pro-Palestine groups gives support to a savage group that committed genocide against Jewish communities. Having lived with Hamas members in prison for 27 months, the speaker witnessed them torturing Palestinians. The speaker believes October 7 could be the worst crime of modern day. Hamas is a radical religious movement with global ambition that does not value human life and does not believe in democracy. Israel, in contrast, is a democratic nation that has extended its hand to the region for peace for over 70 years. Since 1948, Arab nations have tried to annihilate Israel. 95% of wars between Arabs and Israel were initiated by Arab countries. On October 7, Israel suffered genocide, not just a terrorist attack.

I, Ismaël Boudjekada, an elected official, infiltrated a group of 540 Zionist extremists involved in arms trafficking. I discovered a member of the Ministry of Interior, Michael Marciano, offering to facilitate their activities at Charles de Gaulle airport. Despite making these revelations public, I have not been contacted by the national anti-terrorism prosecutor, and the individuals in the group have not been questioned. Instead, I have been notified of my own arrest next Wednesday. I believe this is a political move to intimidate me, but I will not back down. I will stand by my statements and demand an investigation into these fanatics who threaten our country. I invite you to show your support on Wednesday at 8 am in front of the town hall. Thank you, and I will keep you updated.

In the 1970s and early 1980s in Lebanon, the PLO, or Palestinian Liberation Organization, caused suffering comparable to what occurred on October 7th in southern Israel. After being expelled from Jordan for terrorizing the king and attempting to assassinate him, the PLO, along with Yasser Arafat, relocated to southern Lebanon. Jordan, Egypt, and Syria forced Lebanon to accept this terror group to attack Israel. The Lebanese population regarded the PLO as a hostile intrusion that destabilized peace within Lebanon. Militias formed to fight back against the PLO, which had begun to relocate in Christian and Shia villages. People started to protect themselves, and some, like the speaker's father who joined the South Lebanon Army, sought to protect their families, homes, and land. They realized that they needed to ask Israel for help.

This book, Anatomy and Physiology, is an example of how Hamas promotes hate towards Jews and Israel. The dedication page honors Palestinian martyrs who carried out terror attacks against innocent Jewish people in Israel. This widespread dedication to terrorists and martyrs fuels hatred and anti-Semitism globally. To combat this, we must eliminate Hamas and reduce the hostility towards Jews and Israel.

The transcript describes the 1994 massacre in Hebron carried out by Baruch Goldstein. It begins by noting that on February 25, 1994, the day of the Jews’ Purim Festival, Goldstein entered a mosque in Hebron and murdered 29 Muslims who were kneeling in prayer, shooting them in the back with his army assault rifle. As he was reloading, surviving worshipers beat him to death. The events are framed as happening during the Purim celebration, associated with a massacre of 75,000 Persians historically, and described as something organized over 2,500 years ago. Following the massacre, the Israeli government could not keep it hushed up. A prominent Orthodox leader, rabbi Moshe Levinger, told a writer for Israel’s largest newspaper that he was sorry for the 29 Palestinians murdered by Goldstein “in the same way that he would be sorry for the killing of 29 flies.” Another prominent Israeli religious leader, rabbi Dov Lior, announced, “since Goldstein did what he did in God’s own name, he is to be regarded as a righteous man.” A huge funeral procession followed, and the Israeli army provided a guard of honor at Goldstein’s grave. One of the eulogists, rabbi Israel Ariel, stated, “the holy martyr Baruch Goldstein, is from now on our intercessor in heaven. Goldstein did not act as an individual. He heard the cry of the land of Israel, which is being stolen from us day after day by the Muslims. He acted to relieve that cry of the land.” A year after the massacre, the Israeli government issued a permit to Goldstein’s admirers to build a large monument at the site of his grave. The transcript notes that today, Goldstein’s grave is one of the most popular sites in Israel for religious Jewish tourists, especially those from the United States. The transcript then presents a perspective from Speaker 1, who is asked if he considers doctor Goldstein a modern hero. He answers affirmatively, saying, “Yes. Yes. You consider him a hero? I most certainly do.” He asserts that Goldstein was “a great man” and that “the most upsetting part of this whole thing isn’t that the Arabs were killed. It was that Doctor. Barack Goldstein was killed.” He claims Goldstein “did a tremendous deed, an act of self sacrifice, and, to try to save the Jewish people,” insisting that “They deserved it, and they got what they” (implying more, though the sentence is cut off in the transcript).

My new book, "Lobbying for Zionism Across the Atlantic," explores how, starting in 1900, pro-Zionist groups in America and Britain began targeting politicians. The goal was to get them committed to Zionism and later to Israel early in their careers, regardless of their position. Initially, their influence was limited due to their small numbers. However, as their numbers grew, so did their ability to sway political opinion and action.