@pop2026.poppit: Professor Mordechai Kremnitzer, Einav Galili, Meirav Solomon, Nimrod Sheffer, (1:56) Nahum Barnea, Bogie Ya'alon, Yael Adar, Yuval Diskin, Sigal Rekvinta, (2:04) Joshua Sobol, Dror Keren, Anat Maor, Dr. Mayan Sherman, Dina Zilber, (2:11) David Meidan, Gershon Baskin, Benny Bar-Abash, Professor Boaz Atzili, (2:18) Professor Asa Kasher, Yehudit Rotem, Hadas Kaldron, Haim Be'er, Ephraim Sidon, (2:25) Professor Uchama Weiss, Professor David Harel, Irmi Pinkus, Yaniv Iczkovits, (2:32) Linoy Bar-Gefen, Professor Dan Ariely, Ilana Kaminka, Kobi Meidan, (2:38) Roto and Dan Amodan, Amos Elon, Dan Netanyahu, Michel Kashka, (2:45) Or Rabinovich, Sanir Dan, Shai Hermesh, Re'u Mikdam, Amnon's Team, (2:53) Adina Moshe, Neta Ayman Mina, Moshe Lotem, Professor Barak Medina, (3:00) Merav Svirsky, Shiri Artzi, Professor Aryeh Katzowicz, (3:05) Itzi Kranert, Yonatan Shamriz, Professor Hagai Levi, Ofri B.S. Levi, (3:12) Michael Sfard, Uri Fink, Kinneret Rosenblum, Yasmin Port, Ayala Metzger, (3:19) Professor Merav Roth, Eyal Eshel, Guy Morad, Benny Rabinovich, (3:24) Professor Itai Ater and Professor Yossi Spiegel, Daniel Sobelman, (3:29) Professor Avram Hershko, Professor Nitza Bendov, Noa Satat, (3:33) Eyal Megged, Arnon Avni, Professor Yuli Tamir, Daniel Gerat, (3:38) Professor Tova Most, Tomer Persico, Dr. Dana Shefet, (3:43) Einat Tsarfati, Hadas Sha'arvani Saidon, Orly Vilnai, Iris Lal, (3:48) Professor Yossi Levi-Belz, Mika Almog, Ran Karpo, Muki Tzur, (3:55) Orit Sheret Porter, Dr. Noa Vardi, Guy Tzur, Gali Mir-Tibon, (4:07) Carmit Palti Katzir, Ita Mardauva, Guy Sela, Ilana Zafran, Hanit Verubichen, (4:07) Shaanan Street, Talia Danzig, Dudu Gavzel, Marcelo Garzon, Dan Halutz, (4:14) Anat Lev-Adler, Sophie Ben-Dor, Dror Cohen, Professor Uri Ben-David, (4:19) Liat Atzili, Meirav Batito, Ayelet Barnoy, Yehuda Cohen, Professor Hanna Yablonka, (4:25) Koren Dan, Gal Ya'oz, Ilan Shefler, Reshef Shay, Asaf Gefen, Anat Israeli, Stav Shaffir, (4:34) Rabbi Avidan Friedman, Shlomi Eldar, Shmuel Brotsch, Einav Moses-Urbach, (4:39) Tal Schneider, Sharon Lifshitz, Professor Uriel Abulof, Moran Moses-Ben Ishai, (4:45) Yoav Grobais, Orit Bergman, Sivan Klingbail, Yael Ofek Or, Aharon Barnea, (4:51) Dana Barlev, Osnat Mairi, Gil Dickmann, Dalia Shimko, Chen Arieli, Ravid Menashe, (4:58) Omer Stein Matzaskel, Ada Sagi, Amar Yesh Afroni, Zehiro Shaharmor, (5:04) Clara Merman, Noga Friedman, Michaela Ozertov, Yana Bukler—all of them. (5:09) All the names I read out—all the names I read out—will be remembered in eternal infamy, (5:15) placed in the pillory as the most despicable people living in the State of Israel, (5:20) for spreading a blood libel against Benjamin Netanyahu—claiming he is "Mr. Abandonment." Especially since there was a ceremony yesterday and the October 7th ceremony is tomorrow; they want to see who is in charge here. After all, everyone already knows—based on a slip of the tongue by the head of the pyramid, @netanyahu, who let it slip on October 1st—that "I didn't save [them]." That is clear, because he chose politics over lives. As @yoavgallant put it—referring to the words of Major General Nitzan Alon—the State of Israel could have "brought back all the hostages a year earlier, and ended the war long before we actually did, with the same strategic achievements." @yoavgallant said: "He is right; everyone who was there with him saw it. In April, we held a discussion, and at its conclusion, we determined the conditions. That matter—established in a Cabinet decision—is effectively the same deal that was finalized as an interim deal for January 25th. We did not carry out the process as we should have. I state this explicitly: We could have brought the hostages back many months earlier; we could have concluded this phase long before." @yoavgallant added: "The fear that the government would collapse due to threats from @itamarbengvir and @bezalelsm was the driving force behind the stalling, the dragging out of the process, and the lack of agre

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