UK Sanctions and the battle over Israel’s territory — how West Bank communities defy Britain's story, with Israeli British victim of terror Rabbi Leo Dee

<p>To donate to Meir Panim: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUM4Zm9rUm1MQzNJUEppWFl6Rk80dUlVbmtHMHxBTl9pYzRmM21xcGlPTVRQV2d5S0RnNGU3VzNtYlg0Z3Z2X0tIWGtsWVYtTVhNWlJnM1JHdXVnRXYySTYzYkdRaVp4SGRpRUZPM2pIUEZleWE3Xzc4SzRpeTE2V2diWDdTN3BF&amp;q=http%3A%2F%2Fmeirpanim.org%2Frise-for-israel&amp;v=33Eaj-DSmr8" target="_blank" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer">http://meirpanim.org/rise-for-israel</a>As Britain introduces sanctions on Israel, Rabbi Leo Dee asks if British taxpayers should be funding the families of terrorists who murdered British citizens? And when Britain threatens sanctions against Jews living in the West Bank, who will actually suffer – Israeli settlers, Palestinian workers, or Britain itself?Rabbi Leo Dee’s wife Lucy and daughters Maia and Rina were murdered by Hamas terrorists in 2023. He speaks to Jonathan Sacerdoti about how that tragedy thrust him into public life, his confrontation with the British Foreign Office and the extraordinary paradox he discovered: while his own family was ineligible for British compensation, UK money was helping to support the families of Palestinian terrorists.Dee, a British-born rabbi and former private-equity investor who lives in Efrat, challenges the conventional account of Israeli settlements, Palestinian violence and the two-state solution. He describes his relationships with Palestinian neighbours and workers, explains why he calls himself a “resettler” in Judea and Samaria, and proposes an alternative peace plan based on autonomous Palestinian city-states protected by Israel.This wide-ranging discussion also examines Edward Miliband’s proposed sanctions, accusations of settler violence, Britain’s increasingly hostile climate for Jews and Israel’s growing economic and technological strength. Dee argues that Israel can no longer be treated as a dependent nation: its cyber security, defence systems, water technology and rapidly expanding start-up economy have made it increasingly difficult for other countries to boycott.Subscribe for more interviews: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@MrJonsac?sub_confirmation=1" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/@MrJonsac?sub...</a>If you value my work, please donate: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUM4Zm9rUl84NEt6S3hlV0VodjZKSG1vY2JIaHxBTl9pYzRjTjA5NXNwbEZ4aUZ0V2Z6aEUyV0sxVmpERUdlRmI5VlZmcHM5ZXhiNVNXeWJLTnJidVBlOU5qWnNjdzRoTWtsYTg2am5hQXZXbDVZU