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0:00 Peace be upon you, brother Abdullah 0:01 Mutaali. How are you? 0:04 Peace be upon you too, Sir. 0:07 Yes, sorry for disturbing your busy 0:10 morning. Many listeners have asked us 0:13 for commentary on the geopolitics of 0:17 the Middle East recently, with nearly 0:20 4,000 people dead in Gaza. 1,400 in 0:24 Israel. The story of the 1,400 and the 0:28 incident on October 7th, the Hamas 0:30 attack on Sderot and its surroundings, 0:33 Ashkelon. Brother Nuim also touched on 0:36 this issue earlier. Is it true that 0:38 Israeli intelligence turned a blind eye 0:41 , or what happened? Now, I am sure 0:44 Brother Abdullah has an answer 0:46 regarding the current situation today. 0:48 For two weeks, the troops who seemingly 0:50 need to wear diapers have not entered 0:52 the Gaza Strip. Please, go ahead, 0:54 brother. 0:54 Right, thank you, Mr. Ihsan and all 0:57 viewers of Rasil TV. So, what makes 1:01 Israel, up to this 16th day, Monday, 1:05 yes, 1:06 not conduct a ground invasion, 1:09 is actually that Israel is extremely 1:12 terrified. 1:13 Hm. 1:15 As of two days ago, none of the core 1:17 troops were on the perimeter. 1:19 Everything is in the center, Mr. Ihsan. 1:21 Yes. 1:22 Yes. Everything is in the center. Why? 1:24 So, on October 7th, the dawn attack by 1:27 Palestinian fighters 1:29 turned out to have pushed deep inside 1:32 Israel. 1:34 Now, data from Haaretz 1:36 says there were 313 1:41 companies that broke through. We know 1:44 the thickness of Israel's walls is 1:47 between 3 to 9 meters. And the depth 1:51 can be up to 25 meters. It turns out 1:55 that with research from several years 1:58 back, they had the weaponry to break 2:01 through and destroy those 2:03 fortifications. But interestingly, Mr. 2:08 Ihsan, it wasn't just the 5,000 rockets 2:13 launched by the Palestinian fighters. 2:19 There was—yes, it's true—I don't 2:22 know, there were 313 special 2:25 Palestinian fighter troops who broke in 2:28 , and as of today, October 23rd, they 2:31 haven't come out. 2:34 Oh. 2:35 Data from Haaretz says only seven of 2:38 the 313 have passed away. 2:41 Inside Israel. 2:43 Meaning inside Israel. Heh. 2:45 So if Israel carries out a ground 2:49 attack, if they do, they will actually 2:54 lose a lot of assets, weaponry, and 2:58 soldiers. 3:00 Moreover, 3:01 as of today, 3:04 there are 10 one-star and two-star 3:06 generals being held captive. Imagine, 3:08 10. 3:09 Oh, 10. Yes, 10. So, I'm sorry, if 3:13 anyone says the October 7th dawn attack 3:15 was designed by Benjamin Netanyahu, I 3:17 disagree. Agreed. 3:19 Secondly, Mr. Ihsan, 3:23 Israel has 12 active nuclear warheads. 3:27 Hmm. Yes. 3:28 Eight of them could be neutralized. 3:31 Oh, I see. By drones. 3:35 So, if that was designed by Benjamin 3:37 Netanyahu, I think Israel's 3:39 calculations would be incorrect. 3:43 Yes. 3:44 That's it. So, these 313 will not leave 3:47 and will not go out, because their 3:49 principle is not to return until the 3:51 fire is extinguished. Like firefighters 3:54 . 3:54 Yes, firefighters, this is like fire. 3:59 Fire can be used for cooking, but it 4:01 can also burn down its surroundings. 4:04 What is this—this is rarely known by 4:07 listeners—can Brother Abdullah 4:10 Mutahli explore further the news taken 4:14 from Haaretz, what paper is it? 4:17 From Haaretz. Haaretz, excuse me, 4:19 Haaretz is... 4:22 it is associated with Yair Lapid. Yair 4:26 Lapid, until now, still refuses to form 4:29 a coalition with the government formed 4:31 by Benjamin Netanyahu. 4:33 Hm. 4:33 That's how it is, right? 4:35 There's even something interesting from 4:37 Yair Lapid: "We have humanity." 4:39 Hm. 4:40 Yes, having a sense of humanity. This 4:42 diction is as if... 4:44 it's new to our ears, right? 4:45 Yes. Yes. And we indeed see in New York 4:48 and various American cities that Jews 4:50 are now demonstrating against Netanyahu 4:52 . Is this a form of awakening or 4:56 something else among them? It is 4:59 natural if Jews out there support 5:02 Palestine and the Palestinian fighters, 5:05 that's understandable. 5:07 Yes. But for Israeli officials inside 5:11 Israel to say, "We have humanity," that 5:15 is something interesting. What does it 5:19 mean? Yair Lapid knows the capacity and 5:21 capability of the IDF, 5:23 Israel Defense Forces, 5:25 yes, the military organization that is 5:27 said to be extraordinary. 5:29 It turns out Israel's economy is now in 5:31 ruins. 5:33 That's how it is, right? 5:34 300,000 mercenary troops. Mercenary 5:38 troops for Israel, 100%of whom are from 5:41 Africa, 5:42 they all returned their gear. 5:45 So, 90%of Israeli soldiers wear diapers 5:48 . 5:49 Now, these mercenary troops, there's 5:53 the "Angel Army," as they say. That 5:58 Angel Army has entered Israel. 6:01 That is why, go ahead, Benjamin 6:03 Netanyahu doesn't need a reason to do 6:05 anything, right? But why, until today, 6:08 has he not launched a ground attack? 6:12 Because he knows there is a giant 6:13 mosquito inside his house. 6:15 Hm. And he cannot rely on American 6:19 warships docked in the Mediterranean 6:21 which have been threatened by several 6:22 countries. This is becoming a proxy... 6:27 These two, Mr. Taisan, the two most 6:29 advanced aircraft carriers owned by 6:31 America that were docked in the 6:33 Mediterranean are now already out in 6:35 the middle. So they are no longer 6:38 docked. Why? Because there is an 6:39 exercise between Cyprus and Turkey. 6:41 Turkey, yes, that's right. Turkey is 6:42 also playing with fire. Now, the 2,000 6:45 troops, 6:47 the 2,000 troops have also left their 6:49 docking position and moved away from 6:52 the Mediterranean. So, 6:55 they are a bit scared. Why? Because 6:58 these 313—could it be that it's not 7:00 just 313, and behind that, 7:03 the number could be much larger. 7:04 Imagine this, 7:06 eight active nuclear warheads could be 7:08 neutralized. What kind of troops are 7:11 these? Isn't that right? So if Benjamin 7:14 Netanyahu, with all his media proxies, 7:17 says that Hamas is following our agenda 7:20 , it seems the price Benjamin Netanyahu 7:23 has to pay is too high. Is this 7:26 confusion or what, Benjamin's confusion 7:30 when domestic conflicts never end, 7:33 trying to create national unity, he 7:36 seemingly didn't expect this would 7:39 happen, but the casualties, oh my God, 7:42 the world is humiliated by this. It 7:45 seems even America is humiliated by 7:47 this. What do you think, Brother 7:49 Abdullah? Yes, what's even more 7:52 interesting is that there are several 7:54 Middle Eastern countries that have 7:56 already normalized 7:58 yes, with, uh, with Israel. They aren't 8:02 just thinking about people 8:04 yes, thinking about people, but they 8:06 are looking for loopholes in certain 8:07 articles 8:08 uh-huh 8:09 that, uh, they can use to help 8:12 Palestine. This is extraordinary, isn't 8:15 it? 8:15 Hm. Yeah. 8:16 Now, when the incident happened last 8:19 year, Palestinian people who were 8:21 praying in Gaza were then attacked, 8:23 resulting in more or less 3,000 deaths 8:26 not a single one of the four countries 8:28 that normalized relations provided aid. 8:30 But now, don't be mistaken, Mr. Eh 8:32 The UAE, their aid is coming in. Even 8:35 the Russian draft resolution submitted 8:37 to the UN Security Council, although 8:39 vetoed by America, Britain, and France, 8:42 the UAE was among those supporting the 8:44 Russian resolution. This is 8:46 extraordinary, isn't it? Even though in 8:49 the normalization rules, countries that 8:51 have signed it are not allowed to 8:52 support even a small percentage to help 8:54 Palestine. What does this mean? The 8:57 image built by Israel 9:00 the foreign policy they built of 9:02 partnership and existential 9:05 as if the IDF is the greatest, Mossad 9:06 is the greatest, the country is the 9:08 greatest, it turns out all of that is 9:10 refuted 9:11 and what is most frightening, Mr. Ehsan 9:13 the Kremlin has also entered the fray. 9:16 Oh, through 9:18 Yes, the Kremlin has entered through 9:21 Cyprus. Oh. Yes, meaning this is a 9:25 misstep, this will be a major 9:27 production and, and, and will become 9:29 the heart of a global conflict, right, 9:31 Brother Abdullah? 9:33 Correct. And Biden has softened a bit 9:36 now. If yesterday he was very far left, 9:38 now he is moving to the center. 9:40 Now he is in the center. Why? 9:42 Politically, Biden will be at a great 9:44 loss. Jewish voters in America are only 9:47 6 million. 9:48 Hm. Yeah. 9:48 But there are 9:50 moving 9:50 hundreds of millions of others who are 9:52 non-Jewish, right? 9:55 So, don't let his votes disappear in 9:57 2024, so he must think about that too. 9:59 Hm. Lastly, in this injury time, 10:03 Indonesia should have significant power 10:06 to play a role. But it seems a bit late 10:10 , even though the Foreign Minister had 10:12 spoken at the OIC. What does Brother 10:16 Abdullah see from Mr. Abdul Mutali here 10:19 ? Please, Brother. 10:21 So, first, we appreciate Mr. Jokowi who 10:24 has given support to Palestine, stating 10:27 that what Israel did was an attack of 10:29 savagery. But we ask for more than that 10:33 . If Mr. Jokowi 10:35 has met Putin, yes, has met Zelensky in 10:38 Ukraine 10:39 right, 10:40 So I think the same thing can be done. 10:44 Especially for the case of Putin and 10:46 Russia, we don't have, uh, that 10:48 emotional bond. 10:50 But with Palestine, we have an 10:52 emotional bond. 10:53 Yes. Why can't we at least, if it's 10:56 difficult to call, for example, Ismail 10:58 Haniyeh or call Benjamin Netanyahu, at 11:00 least... 11:02 who could act as a catalyst for a 11:05 ceasefire, do you think? Isn't it Biden 11:07 ? 11:07 Joe Biden. 11:09 Isn't it Biden? At the very least, make 11:11 a call or send a plane with aid there. 11:13 It's horrifying. There are operations 11:16 in our hospital in Gaza, right, without 11:18 , uh, without anesthesia, isn't that 11:20 right? 11:21 It happened. Yes. 11:23 Well, at least send one plane of aid, 11:25 like warm clothes, food, medicine, 11:27 using Garuda Airlines. That would be 11:30 extraordinary to see Indonesia do that. 11:31 Hopefully, listeners... 11:33 because in foreign policy we must show 11:35 that we are strong, right? 11:38 We have something, that's... 11:40 it's very important, that touch, and 11:42 this, of course, regarding politics, 11:44 should increase electability, right, 11:46 Mr. Abdul Mutalib? 11:48 Yes, politically speaking, that's right 11:49 . Thank you, Mr. Abdul Mutalib, for 11:55 joining us this morning; if we want 11:57 deeper information, maybe an hour or 11:59 two on another occasion, okay, okay, 12:01 with data like that. 12:03 Even 10 minutes is extraordinary, this 12:05 data. Because Mr. Abdullah Mutalib 12:07 keeps following the Israeli newspapers, 12:09 this is extraordinary. I myself just 12:11 found out there are hundreds of people 12:13 inside Israel itself. My goodness. 12:16 Thank you, Brother Mutalib. We will 12:17 chat on another occasion. Alright. 12:19 Peace be upon you. 12:21 And may the peace and blessings of 12:22 Allah be upon you too. 
