Einat Wilf exposes the world's pro-Palestinian mass psychosis

Diplomat and writer Einat Wilf, running third on the Reservists–New Economic Party list, argues in a Jerusalem Post podcast interview that neither the government nor the opposition grasps the scale of the ideological war against Israel. She lays out a concrete day-after plan for Gaza involving ideological disarmament, renunciation of refugee status, and a split into a 'Gaza of war' and a 'Gaza of peace.'

Diplomat and writer Einat Wilf, running third on the Reservists–New Economic Party list in the 2026 Israeli elections, sat down with The Jerusalem Post's Jacob Laznik for a podcast interview. Wilf argues that the real fight after October 7 is not over territory or coalitions but over consciousness, and that neither the government nor the opposition grasps the scale of the ideological war against Israel. She lays out a concrete day-after plan for Gaza: reinterpreting the Board of Peace's framework so that 'Gaza will not be a threat' means ideological disarmament, and splitting the Strip into a 'Gaza of war' and a 'Gaza of peace' where residents must formally renounce refugee status and the right of return before any reconstruction money flows. The plan includes cutting UNRWA cards, new documents, and a new flag. Laznik questions the logistics, the role of Qatar and Turkey, and the risk of reopening a signed agreement. Wilf frames the anti-Israel activism as 'mass psychosis.'