Jewish Terrorism

The Palestinian people, Arab, Muslim, and Christian, are subjected to all kinds of injustice and oppression by Israeli forces, agencies, and settler mobs, amidst blatant and humiliating international silence. Settlers attack rural villages with the aim of emptying their inhabitants from the entire Palestinian countryside, which was silently annexed by Israel in March 2026 to the map of the settlement, becoming "Judea and Samaria," meaning a part of the settlement map. Consequently, Palestinian farmers are forbidden from: 1- Living there, 2- Farming on its land, and 3- Constructing any building within its geographical boundaries, without prior approval from the ministries of the settlement government. It is no longer required, as it was previously, to obtain a decision from the Israeli military administration; rather, it has become Israeli through the annexation decision. No one speaks, mentions, or pauses before this unique Israeli decision, which has not been issued since the occupation in 1967, with the exception of the decision to annex the city of Jerusalem to the settlement map in 1980. What happened in the Palestinian rural villages is an organized, sequential operation, whose clear goal is to empty the countryside, displace its people, get rid of them, and now relocate them to Palestinian cities. Thus, they have lost their homes, livelihoods, and farms, and their livestock have been confiscated, burned, and killed, directly transferring ownership to the settler colonists. Moshe Ya'alon, who previously served as the military commander of the Palestinian West Bank, and held the position of Chief of Staff of the settlement army from 2002 to 2005, and then a Knesset member for the Likud party, and Minister of Defense from 2013 to 2016 in Netanyahu's government before he initiated his resignation, is not a leftist or an opponent, and was not in a position hostile to the settlement. With these qualifications and security, professional, and political background, what does he say about the operation that took place in the Palestinian village of "Tal": "The settlers went to the mosque of the village of Tal in a provocative manner, through friction created by Israelis, and it was not a deliberate terrorist operation by Palestinians, but rather a 'Jewish terrorist' operation, which took place in the context of a systematic organized government policy led by Ben Gvir, Smotrich, and Orit Strock, which worked to expel Palestinians from pastoral areas first, and more than a hundred pastoral communities have been expelled, and then work is underway to expel them from Palestinian villages as is currently happening, and to relocate them to cities, and the cities will not be safe from them later." Moshe Ya'alon describes the actions of the settlers as "Jewish terrorist" acts, as they were the ones who attacked the Palestinians, where one of them managed to seize a settler's rifle to protect himself from Israeli aggression, encroachment, and harm. The army intervened, which was protecting the organized settler attacks, and as a result, four young men from the village of Tal were martyred for their dignity, homeland, and Palestinian identity after leaving the mosque after performing prayers. The martyrs of the village of Tal are not the beginning of the bloody path, nor its end; rather, this will be repeated and continue, as Ya'alon himself says on the settlement's television screen: "They are working to transfer what happened in the Gaza Strip to 'Judea and Samaria,' and they have not benefited from the October 7 initiative, which took place against the backdrop of the harm, oppression, and confiscation of their human rights that Palestinians are subjected to," not to mention their national rights in their homeland. Rabin had previously learned from the results of the 1987 Stone Intifada, and the breaking of hands and limbs, that he agreed in 1993 with Yasser Arafat on the gradual, multi-stage Oslo plan, and the result was: the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat. So what is the situation now after the dominance of the extreme political right with aggressive, hardline, expansionist Jewish tendencies? The price is high, and this is what the people of Palestine are doing and realizing through their sacrifices.