Jan. 28, 2025 - Judging Freedom - Judge Andrew Napolitano
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| Operate an underground, largely anonymous force on the record in an Al Jazeera documentary, Al Jazeera Arabic documentary that just appeared. | |
| It also includes testimony from Qassam fighters who were in Kibbutz Beri who witnessed Israel's Hannibal Directive operation in which they killed, on a large scale, their own citizens. | |
| And they describe how they surveilled the border with Israel. | |
| With their own surveillance system and carefully planned an above ground operation when Israel was planning for a tunnel attack and was preparing for an underground operation. | |
| And they surprised Israel on multiple levels. | |
| If you also look at the Gaza division and the condition that its soldiers were in, how they were slumbering when they were attacked, how they were not even in uniform. | |
| Just how shoddy the whole operation of surveilling Gaza was. | |
| The Israeli military is very overestimated, and we even saw it after October 7th in direct clashes without massive air support. | |
| The Israeli military, its infantry, was exposed, particularly in southern Lebanon against Hezbollah's Redwan forces, who are much better armed. | |
| They were losing large numbers of men. | |
| Israel's whole military. | |
| It's based on cyber and air power. | |
| And the Gaza division was essentially wasted on October 7th. | |
| But the question is, what was Netanyahu's real relationship with Hamas? | |
| I think this is sort of the scandal, one of the scandals in Israel. | |
| And his relationship with Hamas was that he was trying to domesticate them through Qatar. | |
| And just kick the can down the road so he would never have to make a deal. | |
| And he thought that Hamas would agree to exist under siege forever as Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Authority had agreed to basically exist under a kind of five-star gilded occupation in Ramallah. | |
| And he was wrong. | |
| He misjudged Yahya Senwar and Yahya Senwar outsmarted him at every turn. | |
| Last question. | |
| I know you have to go. | |
| Did the United States succeed in putting as the new chief justice of the International Court of Justice an ardent, fanatic Zionist? | |
| This is a great question. | |
| I mean, this is a massive scandal that mainstream media hasn't picked up on. | |
| It doesn't seem like they're going to pick up on it. | |
| But the... | |
| New president of the International Court of Justice, who is a Ugandan judge named Julia Sabutinde, is not only a fanatical Christian Zionist who has based her opinions on key issues like the status of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, | |
| on biblical passages, and on her own end-times theology. | |
| Like Elise the Ponic. | |
| Yeah, sure. | |
| But she's also been exposed as a plagiarist who has plagiarized large sections of her dissenting opinion, which was considered... | |
| Her opinions are so bizarre that the foreign ministry of Uganda has had to come out and denounce her and say she has nothing to do with them. | |
| But she's plagiarized them from such noted enlightened sources as neocon operative Douglas Fife, the Jewish Virtual Library, and PragerU. | |
| I mean, if Harvard University's president is going to be ousted over plagiarism charges, I don't know how this person, Julia Sabutinde, can remain in place as the president of the International Court of Justice. | |
| And I exposed at the Gray Zone how she's a member of a Christian Zionist church which believes that Israel is the future landing pad for the Messiah. | |
| And therefore must remain an exclusively Jewish state. | |
| She said that she's learned everything from her true inspiration, her pastor in Uganda who espouses that extremist theology. | |
| This should also be disqualifying, and it's why she voted no on all the resolutions of the South African genocide case against Israel. | |
| But now she has two votes as president, so she has a tie-breaking vote. | |
| And then, Judge, you raised another question. | |
| Did the U.S. engineer this? | |
| And that is a salient question because the U.S. had been pushing for Lebanon to elect a new president to weaken Hezbollah, and the outgoing ICJ president, Nawaf Salam, has just been elected prime minister of Lebanon to clear space for this plagiarizing Christian Zionist fanatic, | |
| Julia Sabutindi. | |
| What role did the U.S. play there? | |
| They certainly benefit. | |
| Probably one of Blinken and Sullivan's last cabals. | |
| Max, thanks very much. | |
| Thank you for your time, as always. | |
| All the best. | |
| We'll see you again soon. | |
| Thanks a lot, Judge. | |
| Of course. | |
| A truly brilliant and gifted, gifted... | |
| Analyst of that part of the world. | |
| He's smart about everything. | |
| Coming up later today at 2 o'clock on the same subjects, Matt Ho and at 3 o'clock, Karen Kwiatkowski. | |
| Judge Napolitano for Judging Freedom. |
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