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"The point is, if you start off your war by starving the people and doing a modern-day siege of water and gas, you cannot come back and claim that you are the hero of humanitarian aid. It's disingenuous. It backfires. You lose all credibility.
And then when you start to show and claim that Hamas did this and Hamas did that, don't wonder why people don't listen to you. Don't wonder why people question your credibility. So when you say, Hamas raped and they kidnapped and they mutilated, and they'll say, well, you're lying. Look what you did with the aid. You claim this and didn't do it."
From "Flawed Arguments- Humanitarian Aid"
"Why do I need aircraft carriers to fight Hezbollah and Hamas? Hezbollah and Hamas combine for zero airplanes, zero helicopters, zero tanks. Israel has complete control of the skies. There's no reason to bring aircraft carriers to fight Hamas and Hezbollah."
from QA USA Protection
"When you use selective enforcement against the only Jewish nation, that's called anti-Semitism.
So we have plans to do a road trip and go sit in front of the Japanese embassy and learn some Japanese history and their history with locals and their history with Koreans and their history with what they call indigenous.
And let's understand also why the Japanese embassy has decided to sanction Jews and hasn't sanctioned anybody from anywhere else in the world, any other conflict areas of the world.
And in the end, the reason why we have to do this is because the government isn't doing their job. The government should be doing this. If you get sanctioned, sanction somebody back. Do some kind of diplomatic response. And then some guy on Twitter or YouTube doesn't have to go sit in front of the embassy for you. That's their job, not mine. But we have to do it anyway.
from QA Japanese Sanctions
"We'll say it again, the white colonialist Jew, oppressing the brown indigenous Arab. That is the narrative. We've hit every liberal humanist trigger word. No wonder they stopped standing for the Ukraine.
We're talking about a humanist, wealthy, bored America, filled with young people searching for a cause, for a purpose. They don't have world wars, they don't have communism, and they don't have terrorism. This is their route to self-righteousness. And then throw in social media, where everything has to be magnified and broadcast, this virtue signaling is their reason to wake up in the morning.
from "Humanism vs. Zionism"
"Members of Knesset coming out and saying, 'I want somebody other than Hamas, I want somebody local to run Gaza Strip', it means they don't know what they're talking about.
Who do you want? Do you want PIJ? Are their rockets less deadly? Do you want Fatah? Their guns are less accurate? The Muslim Brotherhood, PFLP, ISIS in Sinai? No one wants to have military control of Gaza. But if you think that controlling Gaza and going to war and fighting terrorism is a question of what you want, then you're the problem. ."
from Control Over Gaza
"As an immigrant, some of these ideas are shocking to me, and probably shocking to many Americans who lived through the 9/11 world and understood the US War on Terror.
I knew that these were very, very basic ideas of how to deal with terrorism. Basic because they came mainly from how Israel used to deal with them, such as not negotiating with terrorists. That used to be an Israeli principle. And now they're the main ones who negotiate."
from "The War on Terror"
A native New Yorker and Israeli Oleh, Ariel Avidar is known for his straight-shooting commentary on Israeli foreign policy, security, and politics. As a former career CIA case officer operating during the time of the US War on Terror, Ariel advocates an Israeli security stance of yesteryear based on strength, deterrence, and aggressive operations.
Prompted by Israel's sluggish response to the tragic events of October 7th, Ariel Avidar was compelled to voice his concerns, focusing on the dangers of Israel's over-reliance on the Israel-West relationship. See Mission Statement for additional details and biographic information.
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