
Marc Zell - מארק צל
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VP, Republicans Overseas & Chairman Republicans Overseas Israel. Father of 8, Grandfather of 24. International lawyer. יושב ראש המפלגה הרפובליקנית בישראל
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Told i24News yesterday: I live in Judea and Samaria, in Gush Etzion, surrounded by Palestinian villages, and I drive through this area every single day. I have not seen the tension being described. Before branding what's happening here as "settler violence," I'd encourage the media to look closely at their sources. We've seen this pattern before, claims that turn out to be exaggerated or inaccurate once examined. If there is genuine unprovoked violence, it must be addressed, full stop. But what's happening represents a small fraction of the overall violence in this region over recent months, the vast majority driven by Palestinian Arabs backed by Turkey, Iran, Hamas, and the Muslim Brotherhood, actors working actively to inflame tensions here for their own purposes, not the welfare of anyone living in these communities. Watch the full interview 👇 i24NEWS English Bianca Zanini
Marc Zell - מארק צל83,563 views • 1 day ago

Yesterday based on intelligence received Israeli Border Police stopped an automobile driven by an Israeli Arab woman with two young children in the back seat. On inspection they found a Palestinian Arab hiding in the spare tire space in the trunk and another one hiding under the children's blankets in the back seat. The woman was trying to smuggle the two Palestinian Arabs illegally into Israel proper from Judea & Samaria. She tried to pretend that she was unaware of their presence. The incident is recorded below. It turns out that the woman driver shas engaged in numerous similar smuggling incidents in the recent past. This is just one of a myriad of examples of what the Israeli security forces have to face daily on 7 different fronts. (Thanks to Yisrael Medad)
Marc Zell292,652 views • 6 months ago

This is how the Palestinian terrorists excavated the Gazan subterranean sand/clay to build the tunnels. The expensive part was applying the concrete and rebar necessary to keep the tunnels from collapsing. This must have cost a fortune. And guess how it was paid for? International humanitarian aid and your tax dollars.
Marc Zell - מארק צל1,170,349 views • 2 years ago
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