This is an explosive front. The fire will engulf us all

Ben-Dror Yemini analyzes the incident at Gilad Farm in the West Bank, where Binyahu Malet was shot and killed, and argues that the government's official response—accelerating the regulation of farms and establishing new ones—increases friction with the Palestinian population and justifies the apartheid claim against Israel. The author compares the situation to national conflicts worldwide and warns that establishing farms in the heart of an Arab population will lead to ongoing violence and international boycott.

Ben-Dror Yemini analyzes the severe incident at Gilad Farm in Samaria, where Binyahu Malet was shot and killed, and argues that the government's response—accelerating the regulation of farms and establishing new ones—increases friction with the Palestinian population and justifies the apartheid claim against Israel. The author compares the situation to national conflicts worldwide and notes that mixing hostile populations has not succeeded anywhere. He warns that establishing farms in the heart of an Arab population will lead to ongoing violence and international boycott, and calls for returning the reins to Zionist hands within three months.