Jewish terrorism has reached its next genocidal stage. A lecturer at Bar Ilan university, the same university that produced the man who killed Yitzhak Rabin, planned a mass terror attack against Palestinians and was arrested. This was the plan:
1) The goal was a complete expulsion of all Palestinians from Israel, Jerusalem and the West Bank. After many hundreds had been killed, he ho[e the rest would flee.
2) The idea took shape after the May 2021 riots in mixed cities and intensified after October 7. He worked on the plan for more than three years, from February 2023 until his arrest about two weeks ago.
3) The operational core was 72 Jewish attackers organized into 12 cells of six. At least half, including him, were supposed to hold gun licenses. They would launch simultaneous surprise attacks on mixed cities and Arab towns across the country.
4) The plan assumed support from subversive elements recruited inside the IDF, coordinated in advance. Those soldiers would have the Air Force, artillery and armored corps bombard Arab population centers alongside the ground attacks.
5) His manifesto called to "Show no mercy even to the women and their cruel and disgusting children, don't stop in the face of pleading, harden hearts." It warned that any pause would bring "an unbearable situation of chaos and then a massacre of Jews."
6) His recruitment strategy centered on Moshe Feiglin, who heads Zehut and is No. 2 on the joint Zehut–Religious Zionism list for the upcoming 26th Knesset election. He hoped to bring Feiglin into the plan and use him to reach more activists.
7) He was caught when he tried to approach Feiglin who did not respond to his overtures and he then tried to blackmail Feiglin.
This plot failed, but it reflects the deep desire many Israelis have to ethnically cleanse all Palestinians. 56% supported expelling Palestinian citizens of Israel in a 2005 poll and 82% supported expelling Gazans. Many in Israel therefore feel that the government is not going far enough in its efforts to destroy the Palestinian people and are willing to take matters into their own hands.