Yitzhak Rabin

Now, there's precedent for this.

Arab parties in the past have, for example, propped up Yitzhak Rabin from outside his coalition in the early 90s.

Under Israeli law, a government just needs more yes votes than no votes.

So Ram, the Islamist party, wants in.

And so the settlers who were blocking the aid from getting in through Rafah and through other entry points, that was all part of a Kahanist political agenda, which is explicitly genocidal.

And it was that group that assassinated Rabin.

So yes,

in the film we talk about what happens to Kahanism, it becomes more militant, and it during the quote-unquote peace process that led to the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.

The assassin wasn't, he was sort of with an affiliated political organization.

But Ben-Gavir

was calling for the assassination.

Well, yeah, Ben-Gavir, he was a teenager at the time, and he very famously posed with this Cadillac hood ornament and said, I got this off Rabin's car, you know, if he can get the hood ornament, we can get to him.

And so the settlers who were blocking the aid from getting in through Rafah and through other entry points in Tereza, that was all part of a Kahanist political agenda, which is explicitly genocidal.

And it was that group that assassinated Rabin.

So,

yes, in the film, we talk about what happens to Kahanism.

It becomes more militant in it during the, you know, quote unquote, peace process that led to the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.

The assassin wasn't he was sort of with an affiliated political organization, but it was.

But Ben-Gavir

was calling for the assassination.

You have to go back to the beginning.

Before Netanyahu's prime minister, he was the opposition leader fighting Yitzhak Rabin and the Oslo peace process.

This was an ugly campaign.

Rabin was depicted as a traitor and in Nazi uniform.

Some of the most sensitive information that Pollard stole about US satellite and signal intelligence capabilities was then reportedly traded by Israel to the Soviet Union, seriously compromising US national security.

A 30-year campaign for clemency by Pollard's supporters in the United States and Israel including direct appeals by Israeli President Shimon Peres and Prime Ministers Yitzhak Rabin, Ehud Barak, Ehud Olmert, and Benjamin Netanyahu, had failed to overcome ferocious opposition to clemency from within the intelligence community, the Department of Defense, and members of Congress.

But by 2020, opposition from those with intimate knowledge of the harm Pollard caused our national security could not, in the end, withstand the influence of pro-Israel lobbying over a sitting U.S. president.

Miriam Adelson wrote, Jonathan deserves Israel's deepest and eternal gratitude, she wrote in Israel Hayom.

There's no Labour Party, which used to be really big.

Do you remember Yitzhak Rabin in Israel? Oh, yeah.

Yeah, he used to head the Labour Party.

The Labour Party have almost completely disappeared.

And by creating this type of merger and party, it gives a little bit more leverage to the Arabs who might like block the genocidal tendencies.

But by doing so, she reminded us that Yitzhak Rabin, when it came to Oslo, who killed him? It wasn't a Palestinian.

It was Right,

right, right.

They turn the world upside down in their own world.

Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated on November 4, 1995. because his killer opposed the Oslo agreements, basically, which was going to give Palestine their borders between Israel you know, in Palestine.

They were going to have borders.

And the peace initiatives with the Palestinians, they don't want peace.