For many, it seems that sovereignty in the Jordan Valley is just an opportunity. Mistake. Is a vital need of Israel. This began to emerge in 2001, when the Palestinians on both sides responded with a campaign of murder and terrorism to Barak's peace offer, and then when they responded negatively and in terror to Sharon, Olmert and Kerry and Obama in 2016-2005. And beyond the borders of the country, Arab chaos in 2011 illustrated the fragility of the countries around us and undoubtedly made clear the vital need for sovereignty in the valley. 

Only Fathi would believe that what would continue to be, in the face of the deathwatch and anarchy that has been attacking the Arab-Muslim world ever since. Israel must uproot from the international arena the impression of the Barak and Olmert governments giving up the Jordan Valley through an inverse move: applying sovereignty over the Jordan and a long political struggle to establish it. This has to be done between Trump supporting him or his successor, who wants his teeth, like Reagan on the Golan sovereign in 1981, for example.

We must defend ourselves against the poisonous marsh around us through impenetrable borders in the western Negev, the Arava, the Baka, the Golan and the Galilee. It is easy and material that we cannot afford a Palestinian state in the middle of the country to lead to immigration and terrorism. A Palestinian border on the Jordan will be permeable to the subversion of regional powers such as Turkey or Iran, whose chaos and void around us will attract them. And if, in our defense, we have to limit the sovereignty of the Palestinians in any future situation, we will limit it. And no, we have no life.

On matters of immigration and terrorism, the Oslo Accords were reckless. The "return" was apparently restricted to the Palestinian state, but it would inevitably pour masses of Arab immigrants and terror into Israel. Anyone who trusts the Israeli leadership to always successfully seal the borders of Israel for such an immigration puts the future of the state on the sand. A Palestinian state with control over its immigration rates is a trap with a very narrow margin of error, and failed Israeli leaders will surely fall into it. Already fallen: Africans infiltrating the Egyptian border and the High Court blaming immigration laws have shown us the direction. The Palestinian leadership can flood Israel with desperate migrants, refugee wars, and dehydrated water sources. That is why sovereignty over the Jordan is essential. A nation that requires 80 members of the Knesset or a referendum to abolish sovereignty He will anchor the sovereignty over the Jordan and external pressure will not easily eliminate it

Netanyahu will not be able to hide behind a recoil in the Trump administration, blocking Iran, and now Turkey, from threatening Israel and minimizing its damage. the Oslo Accords - that's what sets up his leadership. Israel 2020 can do more from the state of 1981 (the Golan Heights), 1967 (United Jerusalem) or 1949 (the Negev, the western Galilee and the capital Jerusalem). 

I never trusted the others to keep the Israel, and we start If sovereignty over Jordan is necessary for us - we must determine it, whether supported by the Trump administration, or whether Gantz and Ashkenazi have succeeded in moving parts of the administration to the side of their hesitant security conservatism.