🇮🇱🇱🇧🇵🇸 Smotrich and Ben-Gvir reportedly want Israel to annex the land it took in Gaza and southern Lebanon, and the case for keeping it starts with October 7 Israeli ministers are reportedly pushing to make the army's gains in Gaza and southern Lebanon PERMANENT, and the questio

🇮🇱🇱🇧🇵🇸 Smotrich and Ben-Gvir reportedly want Israel to annex the land it took in Gaza and southern Lebanon, and the case for keeping it starts with October 7 Israeli ministers are reportedly pushing to make the army's gains in Gaza and southern Lebanon PERMANENT, and the question is whether Israel ever hands that ground back. Ami Kozak, host of Ami's House, makes the case without flinching... Hezbollah rockets emptied northern Israel, Israel left Gaza in 2005 and got October 7th, and land lost after attacking your neighbor is the price of aggression. His test for who keeps this war alive is a swap of leaders on each side, ending with this: "If you took all the Palestinian leadership in the Palestinian Authority and in Hamas, and you replace them with left wing peacenik hippies, everything would change." So if Israel already handed land back once and got October 7th, what would make the next pullout end any differently? Keeping that land turns a security zone into a permanent border, and that fight is only beginning. @amiKozak @WeTheBrandon