Last night Colonel (Res.) Shraya (Yaya) Opher was brutally murdered by two Arab-Palestinian authority savages who attacked him with axes and iron bars…
Here is what Israel must do now:
1. End the peace talks charade NOW as there will never be peace under the current PA state of affairs. Arafat signed the Oslo Accords and proceeded to kill and maim thousands of Jews; the Oslo Accords had no meaning to Arafat, killing Jews did. And what the Israeli establishment continued doing? Chanted peace at all price! Negotiations will resume the year there is NOT ONE Israeli casualty, attempt to kidnap or kill Israelis, or any other terror activity that took place.
2. In the meantime, Israel must tell the world – blast the message in ever media outlet – the Arabs squandered one other opportunity to live in peace.
3. Immediately ANNEX all of Judea and Samaria under Israel’s sovereignty and rule and tell the Arabs, murdering Jews has far reaching consequences.
4. BUILD, Build Build new communities all over Judea and Samaria. The Arabs gave Israel this opportunity of a golden platter.
5. Israel’s Security forces have arrested five Palestinian Authority Arabs on suspicion of carrying out the brutal attack? RAZE each village from where these savages came from and the punishment, BUILD a Jewish community on the ruins. That village(s) is/are no longer Arab territory if there is such territory.
6. Pass a CAPITAL PUNISHMENT law at once and the culprits are to the gallows.
This is an ongoing intifada the government of Israel and the security authorities, driven by political madness, simply will not admit to.
If Israel does not start retaliating with significance, anyway the Arabs are no longer scared of her and her deterrence is simply feckless and thus these type attacks will only escalate.
Right now the government of Israel cannot defend its citizens from the enemy within, cannot do the job it was elected to do.
Let us see how much longer the government of Israel continues the statement that Jewish blood is hefker, of no consequences.
