Chaim starts by saying that although the IDF wants to remaining hostages to be returned to Israel so they can receive a dignified burial, the main thing that has to be kept in mind is protecting the sheep of the people of Israel from the wolves.

Chaim starts by talking about the ramming and stabbing attack that occurred this week at the Gush Etzion junction just south of Jerusalem, which resulted in one Israeli dying and three others being wounded, while the two Palestinian attackers were both eliminated. Chaim points out that this area is part of what some want to say is a “Palestinian State” and he rhetorically asks if that’s really what people want, a state built on terror and violence.

Chaim starts by telling his viewers about reports that Hamas has handed over the remains of what they believe is a hostage who was murdered in captivity. If confirmed, this would leave only two hostages unaccounted for, but there’s still a job for the IDF to do. Chaim says the job MUST be done now so that his children don’t have to come back and do this all over again in a few years.

Chaim starts by saying that there’s a lot of pressure lately for Israel to take certain actions (or not take certain actions) in Judea and Samaria. There is also a lot of friction there between Israeli communities and Palestinian Arab communities.