Uploaded December 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
I apologize for not making this a subtitle file. If someone would like to turn this translation into SRT format, I'll be happy to add it.
(The original of this video can be found at youtube.com/watch?v=bJD9Qts_Ghc)
At five o'clock in the morning, when the sun is just starting to appear in the east, and everything is still covered with dew, and the first rays are twinkling like that on the flowers and on the hills, you simply... it's you and God.
Riding like this on the mountain ascent to say good morning and thank you for another morning in the Land of Israel, it just cleanses the spirit. It's something fantastic. I know some Jews who would be willing to... get up on a morning like this and die happy. Like Pollard, for example. Just let them take one good breath in the Land of Israel, and that would be enough for them.
The average Israeli really doesn't feel that there will be a state here for his children. He understands that things are falling apart. He has to start to listening to other ideas. And what we're coming with... it's actually not a different idea. We're coming and telling him, "Listen, that which kept you going for thousands of years in the past, that's what will keep you going in the future." And you don't need to give anything up. On the contrary, you need to free yourself, and dare to be yourself.
We have to be exactly who we are. A modern state, vibrant, sophisticated, working. But you're a Jew. You want to be a Jew. You want to have a Jewish culture here that you can be proud of. You want all this, great. Let's do it together.
Let's talk about the media. Can you set up a radio station or a television station today? You, as a citizen of the state, can you really choose what you want to watch? Who you really want to listen to? In other words, there's a situation where they control your consciousness, in an absolute manner. The media tells you what you're allowed to think, and there's always a very unequivocal, clear, and narrow stream within Israeli society which decides -- for you -- and you have no influence. You want to pay the television tax? Which, by the way, we want to abolish, of course. Then you get to see the precise vision... of Hayim Yavin.
We want to return the state to the people. The first law, for example, which needs to pass immediately, is the Open Airways Act, a law which will allow anyone to broadcast, and not only the extreme left. Which is to say, you won't need to get a franchise any more, just a permit, whether you're on the left, or on the right, if you're Arab, if you're Jewish.
We want open media. We want to return this state to the people.
--Would your open media allow us to speak the way we allow you to speak?
Much more than that.
--Much more? Sold. We accept your platform. Thank you.
Let's go vote.
I apologize for not making this a subtitle file. If someone would like to turn this translation into SRT format, I'll be happy to add it.
(The original of this video can be found at youtube.com/watch?v=bJD9Qts_Ghc)
At five o'clock in the morning, when the sun is just starting to appear in the east, and everything is still covered with dew, and the first rays are twinkling like that on the flowers and on the hills, you simply... it's you and God.
Riding like this on the mountain ascent to say good morning and thank you for another morning in the Land of Israel, it just cleanses the spirit. It's something fantastic. I know some Jews who would be willing to... get up on a morning like this and die happy. Like Pollard, for example. Just let them take one good breath in the Land of Israel, and that would be enough for them.
The average Israeli really doesn't feel that there will be a state here for his children. He understands that things are falling apart. He has to start to listening to other ideas. And what we're coming with... it's actually not a different idea. We're coming and telling him, "Listen, that which kept you going for thousands of years in the past, that's what will keep you going in the future." And you don't need to give anything up. On the contrary, you need to free yourself, and dare to be yourself.
We have to be exactly who we are. A modern state, vibrant, sophisticated, working. But you're a Jew. You want to be a Jew. You want to have a Jewish culture here that you can be proud of. You want all this, great. Let's do it together.
Let's talk about the media. Can you set up a radio station or a television station today? You, as a citizen of the state, can you really choose what you want to watch? Who you really want to listen to? In other words, there's a situation where they control your consciousness, in an absolute manner. The media tells you what you're allowed to think, and there's always a very unequivocal, clear, and narrow stream within Israeli society which decides -- for you -- and you have no influence. You want to pay the television tax? Which, by the way, we want to abolish, of course. Then you get to see the precise vision... of Hayim Yavin.
We want to return the state to the people. The first law, for example, which needs to pass immediately, is the Open Airways Act, a law which will allow anyone to broadcast, and not only the extreme left. Which is to say, you won't need to get a franchise any more, just a permit, whether you're on the left, or on the right, if you're Arab, if you're Jewish.
We want open media. We want to return this state to the people.
--Would your open media allow us to speak the way we allow you to speak?
Much more than that.
--Much more? Sold. We accept your platform. Thank you.
Let's go vote.
