They Can't Stop Lying About This...

Brad Lander went on a shul mission. How fun. We were detained for picking olives. And he posted some selfie where he looked like he was on, you know, Beth Beth Palestine mission from the Upper West Side. Did you get the egg salad or the tuna? On the bus, Brad, painting himself as a pick-me Jew victim. >> [sighs] >> It's so performative and gross. You know, I saw an interesting video um today from Darone, I believe it was. You know, about the I've been having issues with the whole settler violence conversation. Uh and I've spoken about this. I tried speaking about it in the debate recently where it's not that I'm denying that crime takes place or that Jews are incapable of committing crime or even terrorism. But there's a difference between isolated acts of violence that should be condemned, dealt with, prosecuted, and a narrative of settler violence in which the entire the entirety of well, Israel and specifically the entirety of the population of the Jews of Judea and Samaria that live there in thriving prosperous communities building in area C where they're permitted to build, they're painted as this massive illegal block of settle of settlers who are all violent and illegitimate. And it's interesting what gets lumped into this category called settler violence. And it's not just referring to I don't know, call it the hilltop youth or random thugs or criminals who do criminal activity. The fact is any incident where there's violence without accounting for who started it, where the acts of aggression are versus the acts of retaliation or defense, get lumped into this category of settler violence. Jews going to pray on the Temple Mount can get lumped into settler violence. So, the numbers are com- highly uh manipulated, distorted to paint this picture of this phenomenon when in fact I think it's marginal as an issue, not excusing it. I'm just talking about the degree to which it's portrayed as this phenomenon that needs to be addressed. And that that's the cause of the conflict. No. Last year alone there were 5,000 attacks against Jews by Arabs. 5,000. And not taking into account who began an attack versus who's defending against it, it gets lumped into incidents of settler violence. It's the same thing as when a suicide bomber blows himself up and he's counted as one of the dead by when CNN or BBC reports headline, "Five killed in suicide attacks." "Five killed in a terrorist attack." Well, four were Israelis and the fifth was the suicide bomber, the terrorist. But you can see how it can be very deceptive. 5,000 attacks on Jews by Arabs in Judea and Samaria. When somebody There was an anecdote of somebody driving through an a village, somebody and an Arab pulls out a gun and starts shooting at the car, he shoots back. That's considered an incident an incident of settler violence. So, don't be fooled. Sometimes I go into Douglas Murray randomly. Don't be fooled by such deception, sophistry in the headlines. There's a very big difference between criminal activity that we can condemn, terroristic activity that we can condemn. The question is to what degree is it really happening. And if you ignore the thousands upon thousands of Arab attacks on Jews over decades and decades and decades that have been happening where the provocations. That suddenly you show up fully ready to film, armored up to provoke Jewish farmers, and paint it as idyllic farmers Arab farmers that are being harassed constantly. And take every incidents in which Jews are attacked too as settler violence or Jews going up to pray in certain areas or just living or existing in certain areas as settler violence. Well, you're the one doing the deceiving, not me. I'm not ignoring it, you're distorting it. So, let's have a let's have an honest conversation about such things. And the pick me bad lander kill them not me. I'm cool. >> [music]