Yaya Fink, a left-wing candidate from the Democrats party, hung an eviction notice yesterday (Thursday) at the Eival outpost—which was established the same morning. As part of his distasteful and provocative stunt, he had the date October 28 printed on the sign—one day after Israeli elections—in a move that signals the left’s intention to dismantle and evict Jewish communities the day after the vote.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich shared documentation of Fink’s act and said: “They mean what it says.” This comes against the backdrop of a broad series of recordings published in recent weeks showing senior left-wing figures announcing their intention to advance settlement evacuations and the establishment of a Palestinian state.
Last night, we reported in our main broadcast that associates of Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eisenkot, together with left-wing research organizations, have been holding talks in recent months with a series of European countries, including government officials in Britain and France. The message these politicians are conveying behind closed doors is designed to reassure the Europeans and includes fairly dramatic promises.
Bennett and Eisenkot’s people are talking about how after the elections, they will act to cancel the steps the current government has led in Judea and Samaria, and will restore legitimacy to the ‘Palestinian Authority’. The language being spoken there is very clear: complete erasure of everything that has happened in the past three years in the Jewish communities, or in other words—actual cancellation of the establishment of new towns and dismantling of existing outposts.