Arabs in Israel: Arab-Jewish War Inside Israel 'Inevitable'

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Top Israeli Islamist: Arab-Jewish War Inside Israel 'Inevitable'
A full-blown war between Israeli Arabs and the Netanyahu government is 'just a matter of time,' says top Islamist Kamal Al-Khatib
By Yaakov Levi
5/24/2015

A full-blown war between Israeli Arabs and the Netanyahu government is “just a matter of time,” says Kamal Al-Khatib, deputy head of the radical Islamic Movement in Israel. In an interview with Hamas media, Al-Khatib said that the policies espoused by the new government of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu leave Israeli Arabs “no choice” but to undertake a violent struggle.

According to Al-Khatib, the pronouncements by Netanyahu's ministers – such as the statement last week by new Deputy Foreign Minister Tzipi Hotovely that the Land of Israel belongs to the Jewish people – were simply reflective of the feelings of most Israelis. Such statements, he said “merely highlight the religious nature of the dispute,” as opposed to the proclamations by Israeli leaders that the dispute is “political,” and that in the end, Jews and Muslims would end up in a conflict over the Land.

In 2013, Al-Khatib warned of a possible internal conflict with "the Israeli occupation" and threatened a "huge eruption" if Israel intervened on the Temple Mount ("Al Aqsa") and continued, according to him, to bother the Muslims praying there. Khatib called on Muslims to come to the aid of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, calling for it to be a place of Muslims alone, and claiming that all statements of the Jews regarding the construction of the Third Temple are nothing but "tales of the imagination."

"The protection of the Al-Aqsa mosque is not solely a task for the inhabitants of Jerusalem, residents who have been occupied since 1948 (referring to the State of Israel) and the Palestinian people themselves. It is the task of the entire Muslim and Arab world,” he said.

The Temple Mount, which is Judaism's holiest site, has been a hotbed of clashes between Jewish and Muslim worshippers for years.

In the weekend interview, Al-Khatib said that Israelis see Arabs as enemies, not fellow citizens who are living in their homeland. Based on this, he said, “the violent struggle between Arabs and the violent occupation is a certainty.

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Chaim has been warning about this for years.
We need to get Chaim in Israel as soon as possible to defeat the Muslims

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Watch: Arabs Snicker as Pipe Bomb Hurts IDF Soldiers
Attack at Silwad captured on Arab video; highlights IDF impotence under strict legal restrictions.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 5/24/2015

A serious attack on IDF soldiers was carried out by Arab terrorists Friday at the village of Silwad, not far from Ofra, in the Binyamin area.

The terrorists hurled a pipe bomb at a group of soldiers, injuring two of them in the legs. In the embedded video above, one of the soldiers can be seen limping away as the Arabs videotaping the event snicker. The video can be activated by clicking on the image.

A swastika can be seen on the wall at the left of the screen.

The event illustrates the IDF's general impotence vis-a-vis terrorists in Judea and Samaria, where legal restrictions forbid soldiers from opening fire except under the most extreme circumstances.

IDF soldiers have been instructed by their commanders to avoid killing terrorists, even if they spot them as they are about to throw a firebomb or rock at a car, Makor Rishon reported two weeks ago. The only time soldiers may shoot to kill are when there is “real danger of loss of life” – but the parameters of this situation are not clearly defined.

The newspaper cited S., a combat soldier who was stationed near Ramallah a few weeks ago, as saying that rocks are not necessarily defined as life-threatening weapons in IDF orders. If the rocks are being thrown at Israeli cars on a main road, soldiers may fire at the legs of the terrorists, and only with the approval of a company commander. In other cases, the company commander is only allowed to authorize firing rubber-coated bullets.

"They want us to hit a knee or two, to achieve deterrence,” S. summed up.