There should be no right man to support both hands in the enforcement revolution that Bennett is planning in Judea and Samaria. It is enough to be a person to whom the rule of law is important. Surprisingly, for many years the camp that supports all the demolition of Israeli structures in Judea and Samaria - in the name of the law - has turned a blind eye to the rampant illegal construction of the Arab side. Netanyahu's governments, no matter who the defense minister on their behalf, have failed to stop the phenomenon.

Now, in accordance with his view that Area C will be the future of Israeli sovereignty, and according to his approach that the security system's often determined ways of thinking are shaken, Naftali Bennett is trying to revolutionize enforcement and therefore grip. For the struggle between Israel and the Palestinians is one thing. the surface.

Once upon a time, it was the settlers who deployed on the hills to ensure that Israel controlled the areas essential to it in the future. In recent years, too many years, these are the Palestinians who establish facts on the ground, backed by Europe's political, economic and legal backing, which Israel was unable to stop.

So Bennett is now pressing the brake. If its policy is implemented - and we have already learned that a clerical level does not always implement policy - an Arab takeover of the Jordan Valley will be prevented, the strangulation of the Jerusalem envelope will be stopped and Arab construction will be stopped near Ben Gurion Airport.

These are just some of the vital Israeli interests that Bennett rightly tries to preserve. In this respect, too, the entire Land of Israel does not need to be justified in order to justify its move. As long as no permanent agreement is signed between Israel and the Palestinians, only one side, the Jewish side, is unlikely to be allowed to build on the ground.