Gaza Resident Threatens New Border Breach in Live Call

A conversation with a young man who identified himself as a Gaza resident continues to yield disturbing statements that are difficult to ignore.

In the initial recording, he threatened a "new October 7th" and claimed it would come from Judea and Samaria next time. He spoke about kidnapping Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and even claimed he personally participated in abducting an Israeli woman on October 7th, a claim that cannot be verified.

Now, additional segments from that same conversation have emerged.

At one point, the interviewer asked him a simple question: "Do you want to pray at Al-Aqsa?"

"Yes," he answered, "whether you like it or not, and whether your father likes it or not."

The interviewer then asked how exactly he planned to reach Al-Aqsa from Gaza.

His response was chilling: "Just like we opened the border to your kibbutzim, we'll come and open it on you again."

The interviewer had not asked about October 7th and had not mentioned the kibbutzim. The question was simply how he intended to travel from Gaza to Jerusalem, and he was the one who chose to bring up the border breach and the kibbutzim.

Netanyahu or Eisenkot? "The Qassam Brigades"

Later in the conversation, the interviewer posed another question: Which prime minister would you like to see in the State of Israel --- Netanyahu or Eisenkot?

He chose neither.

"The Qassam Brigades," he answered.

The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades are the military wing of Hamas. That was his answer to the question of who he wants to see as Israel's prime minister.

He then added another sentence: "The leader leaves behind leaders, and the martyr, martyrs."

Throughout the conversation, the interviewer made a deliberate choice not to argue with him or engage in a contest of insults. He asked questions and let him speak.

And the more he spoke, the harsher his statements became.

It's important to emphasize that there is no way to verify his identity or exact location. He presented himself during the conversation as a Gaza resident, but the recording itself is what can be heard and documented.

When asked how he planned to reach Al-Aqsa from Gaza, he spoke about the kibbutzim and breaching the border. When asked who he wants to see as Israel's prime minister, he answered "the Qassam Brigades."

After what we experienced on October 7th, it's hard to hear statements like these and say "forget it, he's just talking." And when nearly three years after the massacre, a young man presenting himself as a Gaza resident still talks about breaking into kibbutzim and doing it again --- that, at the very least, doesn't look like victory.