The Impossibility of Peace with Hamas with Yoram Hazony

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We text frequently, and this is a tough time for you right now. And I want to just plug your book, Conservatism Rediscovery. It's a tough time because your nation is at war, and your sons and your nephews are currently in Gaza.

Yeah, that's right. Well, along with an awful lot of other people's sons and nephews. You know, it's a citizen army.

Everybody's got kids in the war. Walk us through, from what you can tell us, just how quickly you go from being at Shabbat, Yom Kippur, to war. As far as what happened on October 7th, I haven't heard anybody, you know, from a first-person perspective, just what was that day like?

Tell us about, because it was a 9-11 type psychological shift where you wake up with the intent to celebrate and you go to bed and your whole nation's at war. Yeah, well, it was Simchat Torah, which is the last of the High Holidays that begin with Rosh Hashanah. And it was the Sabbath. And we got up.

We go to synagogue at, let's say, 8 o'clock in the morning. At 7 o'clock, we got up, and you hear the missile fall. Missile fall, you hear it, thud, thud, thud, thud, thud, thud.

You can hear it in the distance. Are you in Jerusalem? We're in Jerusalem. And later, when missiles started being directed to Jerusalem, we got sirens. You get this wailing siren that sends people into the bomb shelters. But an hour before we heard the wailing sirens, we were already hearing missiles falling, you know, down in the coast. The whole, you know, the whole country is about 50 miles wide. So you can, depending on how the wind conditions are, you can— And Judea and Samaria are higher elevation than Tel Aviv, right? Right.

Jerusalem is up in the hills above Tel Aviv, along with the rest of Judea and Samaria. So we went to synagogue. We had sirens. Which you weren't fazed by, because you're used to that? Or was that a little bit unusual? No, it's unusual, but it's not, you know, it's happened before.

Sure. So there were sirens. We went into the bomb shelter during services just for, you know, for 15 minutes, then came back out, continued services. By the second siren, we decided to just send everybody home, you know, so that we don't have, like, you know, all these people congregating in one spot.

So everybody went home. And by lunchtime, we probably had, you know, eight or 10 sirens that had gone off. And I'll tell you the thing that was stunning was that, by this point, you know you're at war, because, you know, the country's being inundated with missile fire, but there was no air force. And I said at lunch, has anybody heard an airplane all day? And nobody had heard an airplane. And, you know, my wife said, well, you know, maybe they take off from Khatzirim from the Air Force bases in the south and they go towards Gaza.

And I said, the country's too small. If there was air force, we would be hearing it. There's no air force. So there we were at war with no air force.

Why? Well, we still don't really know why. But that's a fact. I mean, if I knew this in Jerusalem, everybody else knew it. You know, but, you know, you're excuse my ignorance here, but doesn't it just require a phone call to get a plane in the air? Even on Shabbat, they have people ready to go. I don't know what was going on. I can't look. I've been a lot of people have asked me about how could it be that was, you know, there was eight hour delay before the Israeli.

Well, yeah, that was going to be my what, 20 hours in certain areas, too. Right. Well, I'll tell you, since I've I've served in the Israeli army and I was a reservist for 18 years and people should never underestimate the capacity of a bureaucratic military organization to be stupid. And, you know, that sounds glib. No, it's it's the I really want that explanation to be right. Well, we'll find out. Look, after the war, we're going to find out everything. But, you know, at this point, we already have three major intelligence figures who have publicly said, yes, I was on the call the night before and, you know, we got the reports that something was happening and we thought it was we just thought it was nothing.

We went back to sleep. So, you know, the the the public statements by people who describe their own stupidity or, you know, they've already they've already gotten rolling. We'll find out more later. Yeah, that's so interesting that the Air Force I hadn't heard that before. Not an airplane in the sky. Yeah, well, I mean, the normal thing is if missiles are being shot at you, you you scramble the jets and you bomb the places the point of origination where the missiles are being launched.

And that's just normal. What is the answer? Now here you're you're in the country, you're in our country, America, and I know that you have a passion for both Israel and America, as do I. What is the attitude on the ground in Israel right now? I mean, is it obvious you're a nation at war, but it seems as if there's this there's this tension between winning the war and holding accountable and remembering the lost and they're still hostages. Yeah, look, there's there's definitely some degree of some degree of tension because there's still, you know, one hundred and thirty people unaccounted for. They're probably most of them are hostages, although, you know, we don't really know. They may have been killed after they were taken into Gaza. A lot of people have been killed there who we thought were hostages.

So for sure, that's on everybody's mind. But politically, the country is more united than anything I've ever seen in my lifetime. There isn't really a left or right at this moment. I mean, the country is being the war is being run by a unity government, which is, you know, the Netanyahu and and members of the opposition together. And they're clear on the war aims. The aims, one aim is to free the hostages. But the other prior, you know, the number one aim is to eliminate Hamas, eliminate the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been the government of Gaza for the last 16 years. And when they say eliminate, I mean, they they mean to hold every member of that organization responsible for the for the crimes they committed. And the third aim of the war is is to make sure that Gaza is never capable of being a military threat to Israel again.

So those things are achievable. We have an extraordinary wall to wall unity like we've never seen before. I think the major question on everybody's mind is, you know, is how much pressure are the Americans going to going to put on on us to stop before we attain those aims? Does the average Israeli believe that America has Israel's back right now?

Yes and no, because the situation just is complicated. People people are incredibly loyal to President Biden and his administration, incredibly grateful for the supply of munitions. I mean, basically, they're you know, there's there's an aircraft leaving the United States every day with ammunition that Israel needs. Everybody's sincerely grateful for that.

On the other hand, it's you know, it's not it's it's not a simple relationship. Every every morning they send out, you know, the munitions that we need. And every afternoon somebody comes out of the White House or the State Department, starts, you know, talking about how there's going to be a a Palestinian state in in Gaza.

And it's going to be Kamala Harris said it was going to be transparent and accountable. And like all of this stuff that, you know, we heard this before the about Iraq. We heard it about Afghanistan, about Egypt, about Libya, that there's kind of the these like kind of you'll forgive me, these kind of Washington fantasies.

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Play cut 27. Well, as I said, we have to revitalize the Palestinian Authority, which means giving the support that is necessary for good governance. It's also about what we need to do to recognize there must be some plan for security for the region. And I suspect as a as a plan develops, it will take into account interim and then longer term.

What is she saying here? Well, she she's saying, I mean, the the the terrorist organizations that control Gaza and the West Bank, there's the Hamas. That's the Muslim Brotherhood that we're familiar with. A lot of people remember the PLO, right? The PLO was Yasser Arafat, you know, supposedly secular, but a fanatical terrorist organization which was brought in in the 1990s and given control of cities in the West Bank. Now, that's headed by a fellow named Abbas, Mahmoud Abbas, Mahmoud Abbas. And he he has not yet condemned the massacres.

I mean, I think everybody understands this. He hasn't yet condemned the massacres. On the contrary, one of two things is true. Either he actually sent contingents to participate in the massacres with the Hamas or he's pretending they did.

I mean, I don't know what the fact is. Just so everyone understands the geography, he's in Nablus, is that how you say it, right? He's he's in Ramallah.

OK. He's in Ramallah, right, right, right outside of Jerusalem. So he's, you know, like 60 miles away from Gaza. And but there is some disconnect. But he's obviously chatting.

He knew this was coming. Well, like I say, they're there. His people are claiming that they participated in the massacre. So I don't know if that's true for a fact or if they're just pretending. But he's doing that for credit for his people or something. He just he knows that the majority of people support the massacres and he knows that, you know, that that's dangerous for him. You know, like he doesn't want Hamas to take over Ramallah. So he's saying we participated. But look, this is not a this guy is not a partner for peace. And there's nothing to revitalize there with all due respect to Vice President Harris. Yeah.

It's also the argument is so silly. So Israel got out of Gaza and we got further away from peace with the Palestinian Authority. They elect Hamas. They incentivize terror attacks.

They get hundreds of millions of dollars and they build terror tunnels. Yeah. They don't want peace. Yeah. Look, we we had an independent Palestinian state in Gaza for 16 years.

And we know how it ends. We're not doing that again. I mean, you've got eight percent, according to this weekend's polls, eight percent of Israelis supporting Harris's. But the Biden Harris proposal that the Palestinian Authority, the Palestinians should be brought to Gaza and given Gaza, that's that's that's not going to get you anywhere. I want to play cut 26. I find this whole media narrative so flawed and troubling.

Play cut 26. In the first day after this temporary truce had had ended, Israel killed two 200 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Is that minimizing harm to civilian life?

Is that acceptable? I don't have the details to tell you exactly who was killed. But I will say this. We have been very clear about where we stand on this, which is innocent civilian lives should not be intentionally targeted. And that Israel must do more to protect innocent life in Gaza and innocent civilians in Gaza.

Wait a second. In World War Two, did they do that? You know how many Nazis are dying? Did they do that every day?

Did they do that every year in World War Two? This whole media narrative is unbelievable to me. Look, it's a war. The extremely unfortunate truth is that in war, people die.

And there is no I mean, she's mistaken. There is no Israeli intentional targeting of civilians. And the truth is that if you're in a building and under that building is a tunnel complex and that tunnel complex has to be bombed and you have refused to evacuate your house for a month when you were being told, get out of the war zone and you didn't evacuate, then I'm sorry, it's certainly unfortunate. The IDF that's lost is a whole world. But you have to fight the war. Fighting the war means killing your enemies. These enemies are in the tunnels under those houses. Yes.

Yeah. And the IDF drops flyers and calls residents on phone to leave before they do a military operation. But also, you know, they want a cease fire. They had a cease fire on October 6th. And they decided to end the cease fire. There is no cease fire with them.

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Yoram Hazony, check out his book Conservatism, a Rediscovery. We were talking about Yoram, kind of the path forward. There's no good solution here. There's no good solution. But things have got to change and they will change. We're not going back to the status quo before. I mean, there's we we we did the Palestinian state in Gaza thing and whatever there's going to be is not going to be that. So I think most Israelis don't want an Israeli occupation of Gaza indefinitely, but Israelis would prefer that, you know, to having, you know, United Nations peacekeepers or something.

And I mean, we were talking during the break. I do think that as with with other refugee problems and in in the world, it is definitely worth thinking about resettlement. But I should just emphasize that I don't think Western nations should be increasing their radical Islamic population. You know, Gaza is a largely a radical Islamic population. The United States and Europe should you know, I think I think Trump was right. Should should should have and should now stop allowing this kind of immigration.

Yeah. And so the the question is, I mean, why not send them to Saudi Arabia or Jordan or Egypt or, you know, all the fellow Muslim brethren? Well, those particular governments that you named are I mean, they're they're all enemies of the Muslim Brotherhood Hamas in Gaza. The Hamas sent them to Iran that that that's much more attractive. No, but seriously, I mean, the Egyptians and the Jordanians and the Saudis, they look at these people, you know, from from Gaza in particular, the Muslim Brotherhood ideology. And they say, you know, they'll they'll they'll try to overthrow our government. It's not an unreasonable fear.

But I I do think you're right that the ultimately the refugee problem has to be dealt with in in the Arab speaking world. And so so what do you think that that looks like? I mean, you know, a resurgence of statehood for Gaza. And I'll be honest, I just it's the West is going to end up taking a bunch of these. It's just I see the writing on the wall. I hope I'm wrong.

OK, well, look, I I don't know if you remember this. You and I signed the National Conservative statement of principles a few years ago. And I know you're against it. I'm telling you what I think is going to end.

And that statement put the the option of immigration moratorium. I think we should go on on the table for the first time. And I I think we have to take it seriously now. I think everybody in the West should should look October 7th, look those massacres straight in the eye, because, you know, this is not special for Israel. The kinds of people who did that, they they would do it to Jews.

They would do it to Christians. So so come on, let's look. We've got to change the software. We've got to.

Yes. And so let's talk about what you've been seeing here domestically. We see it on campuses at Harvard. This is a byproduct of unregulated mass migration coming into the Western world. One in seven people are foreign born now in America. It's certainly unregulated mass migration is part of the problem. But I'm not convinced that the regulated migration was sufficiently focused on these kinds of problems either. This was this issue that that Trump brought up and people didn't want to hear about it.

And I think I think Americans are going to have to they're going to have to dial back their their liberalism some. It's just not true that every ideology is equal to every other ideology. Every religion is equal to every other religion. Now, I'm not saying that, you know, every every single Muslim is is a problem.

That's certainly not true. But our polling right now is showing 50 percent of American Muslims support the massacres of October 7th and 8th. Look, that that is even if most of those people are just blowing off steam.

How many of them do you need before you you actually have a serious jihadist problem in the United States? Yes. Yes. And then the head of Hamas now says that this October 7th is just a start. Yeah, of course.

I mean, it's kind of him to make that clear to us, you know, just in case we were thinking that this was a one off. But, you know, they want the world and destroying Israel is just one one step along the way. And and if Israel fights back and defeats them and they they feel like they should pop up somewhere else, they will they'll pop up somewhere else. Help me understand in our audience understand why some, not all, but some of the vocal anti-Israel voices happen to be Jews. Where did that that's something that's hard for people to understand and explain. For example, there are more secular Jews. They're not very religious, but the flooding of the Grand Central Station. I saw that.

Where does that come from? Well, there is a I wrote a book once called The Jewish State, The Struggle for Israel's Soul. Maybe some of your readers would be interested. Listeners would be interested in that book is about the Jewish struggle against the establishment of the state of Israel. And there there is this long history of liberal Jews opposing establishing the state of Israel. So when, you know, when Theodor Herzl was organizing the Zionist Congress is at the end of the 19th century and saying, hey, we Jews, we want to return to Israel.

We want a state. His his biggest opponents, his most bitter opponents were liberal Jews who said, no, we don't want there to be a state of Israel because the idea of a Jewish state would would, you know, would would raise the question of, you know, dual loyalty in the countries in which we live. We we don't want to go to Israel. So so this issue of nationalist, conservative and religious Jews mostly mobilizing to, you know, to with the idea of returning to Israel while some liberal Jews have always opposed it.

That's a that's an old, old issue. Now, most of that disappeared after World War Two. I would say that, you know, other than the absolute most radical lunatic left all Jews in the United States and all Jews in the world after the Holocaust ended up rallying behind the idea of a Jewish state. But, you know, if we look at, you know, we've got Jewish intellectuals like like Peter Beinart, if you if you know him and and his position is it's a traditional anti Zionist position.

He thinks, you know, all states should be neutral and there should be no such thing as a Jewish state. And unfortunately, these, you know, like Dr. Norman Finkelstein. Yeah, that guy. Right. Yeah.

Finkelstein. He's a he's a student of Chomsky and and Chomsky himself was, you know, a famous anti Zionist crusader. But think about it like this. You know that there are on the American left, like on the extreme American left, there are people who hate America. Right. So the same thing is true of the Jewish left on the extreme Jewish left. There are people who hate Israel. It's not large numbers of people. It's definitely they're loud.

Well, because they're useful. They're loud because that because people want the left wants to amplify amplify those voices because, you know, it makes it look like like we don't have overwhelming support for Israel from among Jews. At the moment, we have absolutely overwhelming support for Israel among Jews. And I I actually think that that since October 7th, there's a the beginning of a shift among liberal Jews. I mean, I talk about that in America. American liberal Jews.

What do you see? Well, look, you know, the Jews in America have been mostly liberal for, you know, for a century. Eighty five percent. There's there's 15 percent, maybe 20 percent who are conservative nationalist, you know, the kind of people who, you know, who would come to your conferences or my conferences. And and then the majority are liberals. And, you know, I don't want to say that that, you know, that they're not loyal Jews, but they're their worldview is is primarily liberal. It's more liberal than than than it is Jewish. And that that means they've supported, you know, every you know, every crazy liberal thing that's happened in the United States.

And people have been asking me for decades, you know, can that ever change? And I don't know the answer, but I do know that right now an awful lot of these liberal Jews are considering they are they're reconsidering. And, you know, I'll tell you exactly what they should reconsider.

Here's my advice. I think number one, liberal Jews have to change their position on immigration. You know, and we just I don't know if you if you saw this, that Ackman wrote a Bill Ackman. The Blackman is famous, you know, Jewish liberal liberal hedge fund. But he's a billionaire moderate in some ways.

OK. He's not Soros. No, definitely no. So it's not a radical. No, no. Soros is like, you know, it's like revolutionary.

No, no, that's not. No, but I'm talking about I'm talking about the majority of liberal Jews. Yes. He has a very mainstream. Right. So. So that's the question is that majority of liberal Jews.

Is there any chance that they'll be less liberal? And I think that the letter that you just saw him send to Harvard. There were a couple of points there that were, you know, pretty amazing.

I mean, one thing he said was was right here. One thing that he said was that he that he feels guilty that it's taken him up until this tremendous explosion of anti-Semitism on the left to begin speaking out about things that have been going on for many, many years. So, look, that's an and an honest regret, saying good for him. Repentance is a beautiful thing. I've made a mistake. So, look, on the immigration thing, I think we need to look for repentance. But but I think I just interrupt.

Yeah, please. It's just that there's this tension, though, in secular Jewish culture that you must be compassionate to all people. Right. It's like tolerance is almost a central tolerance is taken more seriously than the Torah in secular Jewish households. You know, I really would like to say that it's just liberalism that you can say that if I say that they call me an anti-Semite.

OK, so so it's just look, look, I don't know. I've known plenty of liberal Catholics. No, of course, plenty of liberal Protestants.

Fair enough. And I just have to tell you, to me, they're all the same. Like it's like the liberal Jews and the liberal Christians. Liberalism is their their God and their religion.

And and it leads them to all sorts of foolish things. And what we're going through now is horrible. But we should be pushing to to get a change, to get liberals, liberal Jews and liberal others to change on two points. The first we said is immigration. The second is on the public Christian character of this country, which we've talked about before. I think that people have to at this point begin to realize liberalism has created this vacuum in the public space. And that vacuum is being filled by this insane concoction of Islamic suppressed supremacism with with woke neo-Marxism.

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Go to lower my drug prices dot com. So I want to just zero in on this. I do see this. I see this with Jewish billionaires. I see this with rank and file liberal Jews. There is a realignment potentially happening here. Bill Ackman's letter, very, very powerful stuff where there is a lot of remorse and kind of repentance.

It's an incredible article. There's some stuff that I don't love here about diversity. But yeah, he explicitly says that straight white males have been persecuted. Well, now, when have you ever heard a little like a prominent liberal Jew talking like so? Is that new? Is that where do you think why do you think he's now saying that? Because I think he's really rethinking. I think you're right.

I think that the scales have fallen. Look, there's a whole bunch of people, not just Jews, but many prominent liberal Jews among them who've been saying for years there's a problem with anti-Semitism in the United States and it's on the right. There's been this slander against the nationalist camp that Trump is an anti-Semite and Hawley is an anti-Semite and Tucker Carlson and on and on.

You know this story. And it's all nonsense. None of these people are anti-Semites. There are, of course, some actual small number of real anti-Semites on the right.

And that's worth worrying about. But right now, the overwhelming, I would say two orders of magnitude larger threat of anti-Semitism is from the left. The explosion of anti-Semitism in America is from the left. Well, they also control the institutions.

So just from a matter of where it can be implemented. They control Harvard, Princeton, Yale, FBI. And so I'm seeing a lot of, this is a bad term, but buyer's remorse. People that have funded and financed some of these institutions for years recognize that they've been subsidizing Jew hatred.

And it's not just Harvard. It is across the board. And I sure hope this leads to a serious permanent divestment.

I'll be honest, one of the things that I heard is some people say, but I'll reconsider giving money once they change their ways. Yeah, there's no change coming. Talk about that. Look, in 2020, there was this cultural revolution in America, right? I don't think it's over with. No, it's not over. But in the summer after the George Floyd riots, when The New York Times kicked out all these liberal journalists and when Princeton erased Woodrow Wilson's name from the university, that was a watershed event in the political configuration within the institutions of American liberalism.

And internationally, this is true in Britain and Europe also. That change, we have to get used to it, when it took us from the old liberalism, you know, which was capable, it was all about tolerance. It was capable of tolerating some number of people like you and me, right? So, you know, The New York Times would allow in those days 20 percent or 15 percent of the op-eds to be written by conservatives. It was affirmative action. OK, it was. But that was their worldview.

No, of course. OK, so this is so we have to understand that's gone, that we've moved to a different world. The people in charge of these institutions now have them under these institutions under their thumb. They're not liberals in the old sense. They are neo-Marxists and their goal is to de-legitimize and expel, de-legitimize the Christian conservatives, the nationalists, de-legitimize all of us and expel us from having any kind of role in public society. And that change, which we're now seeing moving forward another step. Now what's happening on these campuses is that in addition, there's a move to expel the liberal Jews.

I mean, this is, you know, bizarre, but it's real. It's what's really happening is that these campuses having now mostly de-legitimized Christian conservatives. Now they're taking the next step and they're saying, OK, let's let's de-legitimize the and expel the Jews as well. And look, I definitely think that the Jews should have seen this many years ago.

I mean, some of us did. But let's open the possibility that some very important people like Ackerman and many others and many others that, you know, they're going to take some first steps. Yes. And we've got to be encouraging that. I think that's right. I agree completely. There is some bitterness by some people on the right.

Oh, they built it so they have to buy it. No, no, no. I don't think that's right.

I think that we should always be open for people to reconsider their ways and their giving, especially, you know, when they say, look, I've been given to Harvard. No more. I screwed up. You're really great. Thanks so much for listening, everybody.

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