Regarding Baruch Marzel and Michael Kleiner
http://www.flix.co.il/tapuz/showVideo.asp?m=2586966Welcome to HaYamin HaAmiti, my name is Chaim Ben Pesach. We want to talk about Baruch Marzel and Jewish National Front, his party, and also about Michael Kleiner, and his party, Cherut party. First of all, we from HaYamin HaAmiti want to establish a new party when I can, with the help of G-d, immigrate to the Land of Israel. For many years already the government of Israel has not allowed me to immigrate to the Land of Israel ONLY because of my opinions. I believe that in the course of time I will succeed in immigrating to the Land of Israel, that it will not be continued forever, Heaven forbid. It’s many years already, but I believe that the time will arrive. Until then the question on our forum and in our movement is what to do if there are elections soon, because apparently there will be. And there are 2 parties that adopt our position regarding the mass Arab emigration from the Land of Israel--the party of Baruch Marzel as said, and the party of Michael Kleiner. I very much respect Baruch Marzel and also Michael Kleiner. I supported both of them in the past. I gave both of them money from our organization “Jewish Task Force“, Jewish Task Force (translates it into Hebrew) in the United States--our organization, our movement in the United States. I gave tens of thousands of dollars to Baruch Marzel when he ran for Knesset with Michael Kleiner in the 2003 elections. They ran together in the Cherut party then, in 2003. Afterwards, in the 2006 elections, they ran separately. But despite that I appreciate them, despite that I respect them, they don’t have any chance of winning. We have to be realistic. They don’t have any chance of winning. When they ran together the first time in 2003--Michael Kleiner was the first on the list, Baruch Marzel was the second on the list of the Cherut party in 2003--they got 36,000 votes. Remember the numbers because the details are important. They got 36,000 votes in 2003. In 2006 they ran separately, and they got even fewer votes. Then they got, in Jewish National Front of Baruch Marzel, 24,000 votes, and Michael Kleiner in Cherut got only a little more than 2,000 votes, in Cherut--and again, that‘s in the 2006 elections. So, what does that mean? They will need to get 2% of all the votes in order to pass the cutoff percentage. That’s how it works. If they want to be elected to the Knesset--currently if someone is elected he will get 3 seats. There isn’t a situation where someone will be elected alone anymore, like what happened with the great one of our generation, Rabbi Meir Kahane, may the memory of the righteous and holy be immortalized, may G-d avenge his blood, in the 1984 elections. Now IF they get elected already, they will get elected with at least 3 seats. And that’s 2% of all the votes. If as expected there are approximately 4 million voters in the next elections, 2% of 4 million voters is 80,000 votes. That means one needs approximately 80,000 votes in order to pass the cutoff percentage. And again, Baruch Marzel got only 24,000 votes. He’s not even close. And Michael Kleiner got only 2,000 votes. And you need to understand that every time that they run and lose, it’s more and more terrible. Why? Because the voters are more convinced each time that you don’t have a chance of passing the cutoff percentage. And if voters are convinced that you don’t have a chance of passing the cutoff percentage, they won’t want to waste their votes, and they won’t vote for you. And we saw that. In 2003, both of them together got 36,000 votes. Together they got 26,000 or 27,000 in 2006. That means a decrease in their support. Because the people of Chabad, and other people that supported them in 2003 saw that they won’t win and decided not to support them in 2006. And that will happen when someone loses again and again, and especially when someone is not even CLOSE to passing the cutoff percentage. When that happens, people will come to the conclusion that the man can’t win, and don’t vote for him. If I succeed, with the help of G-d, to immigrate to the Land of Israel, I will immediately establish--with the help of our members in our movement and my friends in the Land of Israel--a new party. So the question is, “Chaim, how will YOU win? You‘re even less known than Kleiner and Marzel.” Correct. I am not known. You don’t have to be known in the beginning in order to win. There were unknown people that won in the past. But I believe that we can win. I think that we have the possibility of doing that. I don’t think that Marzel can. I don’t think that Kleiner can. I think that we can. First of all because we are new. And people can’t say, “Ah, you already lost.” And not only that. I believe that how we present our positions and our platform to the people--if I go, if I travel to every settlement, to every neighborhood, to every small town in the Land of Israel in order to present before the voters something new, I believe that we can win. There are over a million votes of Russians in the Land of Israel. I sat 5 and a half years in prison in order to free Soviet Jewry. And WE the Kahanists freed the Jews from Russia. And I’m sure that there is a certain percentage of Russians who will be ready to ENTHUSIASTICALLY vote for us when they hear this story. And also among the Mizrachi voters--I’m from Mizrachi descent on my mother’s side--but also the Mizrachi voters must know that we want justice for the whole people of Israel. We want justice regarding what happened to the babies in Yemen. We want justice regarding all the discrimination and racism against the Mizrachis from the Bolsheviks that control the state of Israel. And we will get--I’m telling you we will get support from that enormous sector. That’s 40% of all the voters. And also regarding our Ashkenazi brothers from Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Romania--all the countries that suffered under the Holocaust--WE from the Jewish Defense League and we the Kahanists are the only ones who fight on behalf of Jewish rights so that there won’t be another Holocaust! And I’m telling you that a certain percentage of the Ashkenazi voters that suffered under the Holocaust--a certain percentage will vote for us when they hear what we propose! We CAN. Our positions ARE appropriate. So I’m TELLING you, if we are a mass movement WE CAN! WE CAN! THAT is the key. Join us. And together, we CAN do this if we want to. See you on our forum.
