Avida Bachar against the Peace Council: 'We haven't learned anything from October 7'

Avida Bachar, a survivor of the October 7 massacre, sharply criticized the Peace Council's plan for Gaza in an interview with Ido Tauber, arguing that no agreements should be made with Gazans and that they are all terrorists. He condemned the leadership, warned of Hamas's return, and called for unity among the people of Israel.

Avida Bachar, a survivor of the October 7 massacre, sharply attacked the 'Peace Council' plan for Gaza in an interview with Ido Tauber, following President Trump's announcement last week of a historic deal to dismantle terrorist organizations. Bachar claimed that 'we still haven't understood anything if we're still trying to make peace with terrorists' and that the Gazans are 'all terrorists, to the last one.' He expressed disappointment with the leadership, noting that Israel controls about 70% of the Strip's territory, but warned that the yellow line is imaginary and Hamas will return. Bachar, who defined himself as 'still left-wing,' called for preventing Arab presence in the Strip on the day after, and pleaded for unity: 'If only we understood that our strength is in our unity.'