against our shared enemy. we are all frightened together after what happened on october 7th, and the war cabinet is still a united war cabinet. and after the war, we can look back and say things i agreed with, the things i didn t but what i think should happen politically in israel, right now we are in the middle of the war, my brother in law is literally in gaza fighting as a reserves officer, and i support him and everything the idf is doing fully because we ve reached a point where we have no choice. i want to remind you, i was on the opposition side of this government forever, so i supported the disengagement of gaza in 2005. instead of using those years to build a thriving economy and an education system, they used that funding to create a terrorist state.
his policies in israel and still to this day, we are all united in israel against our shared enemy and we are all frightened together after what happened on october seven and the war cabinet is still a united war cabinet. and after the war, we can look back and say things that i agreed with and things that i didn t but what i think should happen, particularly in israel, right now in the middle of the law but full bore my brother in law is fighting as reserves officer and i support him in everything the idf is doing fully because we ve reached a point where we have no choice. i want to remind you, i was on the opposition side of this government inaudible so i supported the disengagement of gaza in 2005. instead of using those years to build a thriving economic economy, and education system, to use the time of international aid and money to
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and still to this date, we are all united in israel against our shared enemy. we are all frightened together after what happened on october 7th, and the war cabinet is still a united war cabinet. and after the war, we can look back and say things i agreed with, the things i didn t but what i think should happen politically in israel, right now we are in the middle of the war, my brother in law is a very early in gaza fighting as a reserves officer, and i support him and everything the idf is doing fully because we ve reached where we have no choice. i want to remind you i was on the opposition side of this government for ever, so i supported the disengagement of gaza in 2005. it s been 17 18 years, and gaza has been free of any israeli presence of a side, and instead of using those years to build a thriving economy
elliott gotkine is following this live from tel aviv. we re obviously talking about statements made by two politicians. how widespread is that sentiment perhaps more privately among israeli politicians or the country at large? tell us more about the global reaction to all of this. reporter: it is important to understand these are the two extremist in the government and they don t make policy. even before israel removed its settlement, moved all of its security personnel out of gaza strip, so with no presence on the ground, they were against that disengagement from the gaza strip and even before october 7 and those hamas terrorist attack, they have been advocating for israel to resettle the gaza strip. so their comments are nothing new. it is also important to note that they are advocating for voluntary immigration rather than forced. and finally the most important