PERSECUTION OF JEWS CONTINUES INTO CHANUKAH BY TODAY’S HELLENISTS!

 

PERSECUTION OF JEWS CONTINUES INTO CHANUKAH 

BY TODAY’S HELLENISTS!

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Wednesday issued an administrative arrest warrant for a Jewish resident of Samaria’s Binyamin Region, drawing the ire of right-wing activists and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
“The third administrative arrest warrant issued to a settler since the outbreak of the war. Someone has got confused and forgot who is the enemy and who is the beloved,” Ben-Gvir tweeted.
Elisha Yered, an activist in the region and a former spokesman for Ben-Gvir’s Otzma Yehudit Party, claimed Gallant’s move was part of a concerted campaign “to eliminate the farms and hills in Judea and Samaria, which are stopping the Arab takeover of the nation’s lands.
“The campaign of persecution does not stop, even for a moment,” wrote Yered on X (formerly Twitter).
Gallant issued his own statement in response, charging that “anyone taking the law into their own hands interferes with the security services and harms the war effort.”
Administrative detention allows Israeli authorities to hold individuals without charge and without the ability to meet lawyers, a practice generally reserved for Palestinian Authority Arab terrorism suspects.
Activists have claimed that the number of administrative arrest warrants issued against Jews has skyrocketed since Gallant took office. The Likud Party member signed more orders than any of his predecessors since Labor’s Amir Peretz served in the post between 2006 and 2007.
The person put under arrest on Wednesday was named by activists on social media as 26-year-old Tal Yinon Dardick, a farmer and father of four from the area of Kochav Hashachar, northeast of Jerusalem.
Dardick was initially arrested by the police on Monday on unspecified charges, according to the HaKol HaYehudi news website, but was slapped with a four-month administrative detention order just hours before his remand hearing was set to take place.
An attorney for the Honenu legal aid group said the detention order was approved by Gallant due to “external pressure on the State of Israel” and claimed that the evidence against his client was “problematic.”
According to Israeli Police figures made public in November, in the period from the war’s start on Oct. 7 through Nov. 7, police registered 97 incidents of illegal activities attributed to Jews in Judea and Samaria, down from 184 offenses in the same period in 2022.
A leaked Israel Defense Forces document likewise suggests that anti-Arab violence in Judea and Samaria has been dropping. Most of those minimal incidents of “anti-Arab violence” are responses to Arab instigations, attacks and terrorism.
“I ask everyone, including my American colleagues, not to use the term ‘settler violence,’ it does not represent the residents of Judea and Samaria,” War Cabinet member and former IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz said at a press conference on Tuesday.
“There is violence by extremists—that should be condemned and all tools should be used against them,” Gantz stated, noting: “There are communities [in Judea and Samaria] where 80% of the men are on the front lines.”
Speaking alongside Gantz on Tuesday, Gallant said: “This phrase [‘settler violence’], which attributes the violence to a group from Judea and Samaria, is not true. I sign [arrest] orders—quite a few of the extremists come from outside Judea and Samaria.”
Their remarks came shortly after Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a “visa restriction policy” under which Washington will bar the entry into the U.S. of those accused of undermining “peace, security or stability in the West Bank.
“We have underscored to the Israeli government the need to do more to hold accountable extremist settlers who have committed violent attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank,” Blinken said on Tuesday.

This is the man who issued orders to confiscate the farmers’ personal weapons, LEAVING THEM DEFENSELESS AGAINST ARAB MARAUDERS, THIEVES, and ATTACKERS. Their lives are in danger now. This is all a plan for the Arabs to steal land and farming equipment and supplies, in an effort to get th3m to abandon their farms. Someone must resupply them with defensive means! Maybe firecrackers, smoke bombs, or other items!

IDF Central Command Commander Major General Yehuda Fox (Fuchs) recently decided to confiscate weapons that had been given by the regional divisions to the owners of isolated agricultural farms in Judea and Samaria for their protection against Arab terrorists, Israel Hayom reported on Wednesday.

The farms in question endured a series of terrorist attacks, and confiscating their weapons effectively leaves the residents without any protection. The farmers blame Major General Fox for the decision that placed their lives in danger.

The seven long weapons that have so far been confiscated were given to the owners of the farms, who all served as combat soldiers and whose judgment is considered highly reliable. Their farms have experienced many terrorist attacks, including the Dorot Ilit Farm in Samaria, where two serious attacks have been recorded, and is located some 20 minutes away by car from the nearest Jewish community.

In one of the attacks on Dorot Ilit, about three months ago, a masked terrorist armed with a semi-automatic Carlo fired six bullets at a shepherd on the farm who managed to escape at the last moment. One year earlier, an ISIS-affiliated terrorist entered the farm with 15 explosive devices and three commando knives and tried to murder residents in their sleep. Only thanks to an armed resident who was present at the farm was this terrorist eliminated before he succeeded in carrying out his plan.

Aden Levy, a resident of the Shuvi Eretz Farm in Samaria, near the settlement of Yakir, was informed by the IDF on Wednesday that his weapon is being confiscated, a mere two days after dozens of Arab rioters from the nearby village of Beni Hassan stormed the farm and attacked one of the shepherds whose flock was grazing nearby. That event followed a series of attacks against the farm, including the burning of a residential building with all its contents a few months ago.

Zohar Sabah, the owner of a farm in the Jordan Valley who was conscripted for reserve duty at the outbreak of the war, left his farm in the hands of young volunteers, and in his absence, a band of Bedouins from a nearby illegal settlement raided his farm and stole his herd of dozens of goats. Zohar quickly returned to his farm and together with other citizens and military and police forces, after hours of searching which dozens of Arabs tried hard to disrupt, located the herd in one of the homes of the Bedouin village.

The police announced that the identity of the thieves was known and they would be arrested soon, but the extreme-left NGO “Looking the Occupation in the Eye” reported that armed settlers invaded the peaceful Bedouin village. In response, Sabah was informed that Commander Fox ordered his weapon be confiscated. Sabah’s farm has been subject to a long string of attacks, including an assault on one of its shepherds, and a ramming attempt.

The farmers accuse Fox of collaborating with Israel’s extreme left to force Jewish landowners off their land. The central command commander has not been a friend of the settlement enterprise, to put it politely, and on occasion was banned from making a shiva call to the families of victims of terror who died under his supervision.

Fox, 54, was appointed to his post as the final arbiter of Jewish lives in the liberated territories after a two-year stint as the military attaché of the Israeli mission in the US. He grew up in a religious-Zionist home and was educated in a Haredi yeshiva, but in the early 1990s, while struggling to enroll in the IDF officers’ school, Fox abandoned his family’s tradition. The documentary “To Be an Officer” follows his trepidations as he moves from one culture to another.

https://www.jewishpress.com/news/israel/settlements-israel/central-command-chief-confiscates-jewish-farmers-weapons-leaving-them-defenseless/2023/12/07/