While Jews Are Being Murdered, They Again Shift the Blame to the Settlers | Shai Alon

Shai Alon argues that after the attack in Havat Gilad, the public and media discourse shifts the blame from the main enemy—the Palestinian Authority and its incitement—to the settler community. He calls for dismantling terrorist infrastructures and fighting incitement, emphasizing that the real problem is Palestinian education that encourages the murder of Jews.

Shai Alon writes about the attack in Havat Gilad, in which Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet were murdered. He argues that instead of focusing on the main enemy—the Palestinian Authority and its educational incitement infrastructure—the public and media discourse shifts the blame to the settler community in Judea and Samaria. Alon emphasizes that the problem is not the fence, but Palestinian education that portrays the murder of Jews as an act of heroism, and that terrorist infrastructures must be dismantled and illegal weapons collected. He calls for an all-out war on incitement, noting that refugee camps like Jalazone near Beit El hold a significant arsenal of weapons. Alon clarifies that Jewish crime must be eradicated without hesitation, but the main national effort should be directed at terrorist hubs.