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When I see youngsters that burn cars, that throw stones on people that haven't done anything to them,

the first feeling and the ultimate feeling is being embarrassed by these people

that actually represent my nation, represent my religion, and people that are doing things that

are against the Jewish law, against the Israeli law, and against the moral values.

Music Israeli law and against the moral values.

It's 9 a.m. on Sunday, December 27th in New York City.

It's 4 p.m. on Sunday, December 27th in Israel as Israelis get ready to wind down their day.

This morning, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu departed Israel for Florida, where he is scheduled to meet with President Donald Trump and his national security team at Mar-a-Lago.

Natanyahu is planning to meet with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other officials to discuss the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire efforts and regional security cooperation.

On Friday, near Bejahan in northern Israel, a Palestinian terrorist carried out a multi-phase attack involving

vehicle ramming and stabbing that left two civilians dead, Mordecai Shemshun, 68, and 19-year-old

Aviv Maor. Two others were wounded before the terrorist was shot, wounded, and captured.

During a protest in Tel Aviv over the weekend,

former police chief Rani al-Shech sharply criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu

following new developments in the Qatar Gate scandal.

Al-Shech accused cabinet members of failing to protect Israeli national interests, claiming that

Natanyahu's handling of links with Qatar and other issues betrayed the public trust.

Now on to today's episode. In recent months, images and reports of violence by Jewish extremists

in the West Bank have circulated widely, sometimes stripped of context,

sometimes weaponized, and often deeply painful to watch. This episode is not an attempt to

flatten a complex reality or ignore the very real threat of Palestinian terrorism that Israelis live with every day.

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