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I wish there was a bomb that would just kill them all.

All Israelis?

All Israelis.

The rumor gets around that I'm anti -Semitic. You published something on an

-Semitic website?

She visits him at his house in California, and there he shows her the

behind his activities. I'm trying this. I'm not surprised at you.

Come Israel!

We'll never enjoy peace!

I don't want you to meet this guy all alone. He's a very serious man.

Suddenly

I

noticed that he started taking pictures of me with his phone.

They want to kill me, let them save me.

When Sayer got back to the table, I realized that he had spoken to someone

because he had a very serious look on his face.

He practically interrogated me.

But I was very thorough here and I had prepared for this moment.

I knew that every little detail of my cover story would be tested.

It seems after a while that he didn't have a problem with me.

I don't even have to make anything up because I just came from spending five

months in the West Bank.

He was being friendly again, so I felt safe enough to pitch my idea of doing a

project in Gaza.

You think of in Gaza, whatever activity, whatever need in Gaza,

I can help in arranging that for you. Whatever you think, any

need,

no problem.

But to make it easier for me to find some funds, because it is part of our

budget.

If yes, we make it an international community project, but we don't have to

that you are international community, you are ISM.

Why does Biraoui have the money of Daoua in a Scandinavian, liberal girl, when

they have no connection between them? Look, Hamas is not dead.

When it's an organization that is Neto -Hamas, Daoua -Hamas, he understands

he might have a problem.

So he needs to dress up as another organization.

I was quite surprised by how quickly Zahra offered me money for my project.

I mean, Gaza is one of the poorest regions in the world.

There's a lot of people who need help there.

But I didn't even have to write a proposal or fill an application.

So what are the conclusions from the meeting?

He gave me the impression that money is not a problem.

Okay, tomorrow I want you to spend with him as much time as possible. Yeah,

that's what I'm thinking.

The next

day

was my last day in London.

Great. I knew that Gilad would be very disappointed if I didn't give him any

actual information from Zaire.

Yes.

Do you have volunteers?

Okay.

No, it is what it is. They are willing to

mobilize for it.

But no one is paying.

No one is paying for this. This is a Marshall Project for success.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The Hamas leadership aims to renew the project of the Seven Steps.

There are thousands of Gaza residents crossing Jerusalem and trying to break

border with Israel.

The idea of Hamas is to create a challenge that the State of Israel has

of dealing with because it is a civil event.

What happens when a lot of people start to cross the border? What do we do? Do

we send troops or something?

It's been quiet lately, like, in regards to Delta.

So I think, like, when this march happens, it really can be...

It's going to be big because there's not been any boats lately.

The boats will be still dining.

Oh, wow.

When are the ships coming? The ships will start from Denmark

around that time. Ah, okay.

In, I think, three weeks, right? Okay.

Oh,

I'm very excited.

After he announced the Hamas decision to renew the seven steps, Birawi continues

to reveal more about the summer plans. A new mission to Gaza on the Marmara

route.

In Denmark, I have friends from the Palestinian community.

I will approach them for this project.

They might be able to help.

He actually exposed very significant information in this conversation.

We know the Israeli organization, the authorities, the Foreign Ministry, the

Security Ministry.

I have to go before the airport.

I'm nervous.

I'm going to be in touch.

I wish you a safe journey. Thank you.

We understand that we need to be part of this, to be a central part of the

movement.

After the war with Biraoui, we receive the

mission of the ship in a new and surprising direction.

Instead of returning to Hebron from London, it continues to Copenhagen in

Denmark.

Amin Abu Rashid. I will send you his picture.

I want to know everything about him. Okay. I was instructed to seek out

with the people who were organizing this.

But first, I went to meet with the leaders of the Palestinian community in

Copenhagen, which Zahra had connected me with.

She wanted to show me the biggest... mosque in Copenhagen.

His opening in 2014 was a wave of hatred in the country that many of its

residents are afraid of the spread of Islam.

This mosque went on to sign again in connection with the Palestinian terror,

after it was planned to broadcast from within the Hamas TV channel and so on,

distort the European Union's laws of war and terror.

He tells her that he received a check from Qatar, an oil check of more than

million shekels.

He asked me to stand next to this painting.

At first, I didn't understand why.

Thank you.

It was very clear that they wanted to impress me and show me how powerful they

are and how much money they can raise.

I knew that this contact would really help me stand out from all of the other

European activists and it would make me a valuable asset to the Plataea project.

So I set up a meeting between the organizers and one of the Palestinians.

The meeting went really well, and I made a strong impression.

The Flotilla organizers saw that I can bring more to the table than the others,

and they wanted me to join them.

So after that, I was invited to a board meeting in Sweden.

I asked if I could help to maybe try to raise some money.

Starting to meet with people, trying to present myself, to warm them up, to

become like a faith that they could know.

He refers to everything that is happening in Gaza. The Palestinians are

suffering.

Gaza is under siege.

The Fathia project was in jeopardy. There wasn't enough money and only a few

weeks left.

He was very clear that the only way to raise more money is if Palestinians get

killed by the Israeli army.

You mean the payment is up?

No.

It's been cut, but it's been cut.

It's been cut. It's been cut.

It's been cut.

Zahir Birawi.

She wants to update him on what's going on in the preparations for the strike.

After she decided to hold the previous meetings in public places, she invites

him this time to go to the airport.

Her actions are aimed at the first situation where she will be alone in the

with a man who, in our security services, received the warning, a

return.

There's Chucky, who's the man who's taking her out.

He's following Zahir.

He's following her.

He's checking if she's talking to Zahir. He's filming Zahir. And if something's

going on, I'll get an indication right away.

This is a young girl.

There were a lot of guys who started with her.

We set rules in advance. She's not going home.

Where is it that you're going?

Today? Today to Istanbul.

Okay. For the TV show? It works?

Yeah, TV.

Okay.

Welcome,

dear viewers, and I once again welcome Sheikh Saleh al -Aruri, the president of

the political office of Hamas. May God bless you.

Birao is not just a topic for Turkey to discuss.

In his program, Hamas leadership gets a separate stage. Also people with a lot

of Israeli blood on their hands, like the one who manages things in Turkey,

Salah El Arouri, the head of Hamas' political establishment, and the man

responsible for every attack of the organization that comes out of Judea and

Samaria. Among them, also the killing and murder of three young people, Gilad

Scheir, Eyal Ifrach, and Naftali Frenkel in 2014.

An event that, as a result of which, broke the operation of the TAN troops.

He is one of the great -grandparents of the Hamas organization. And when you ask

me, in front of the imagination, who to hurt in the State of Israel, I would say

Havel Salah Haruri.

Birawi and Ashtolah arrive at the airport in London shortly before their

departure to Turkey.

Her mission is to extract information from the Hamas election regarding the

transfer of Hamas to Gaza, and to think in the light of the weak contributions,

right at the moment.

that the flotilla was not in jeopardy and that raising money would not be a

problem. I'll kill you.

All right.

Have a safe trip.

It's like he knew something that no one else knew.

So two days later, I found out what made him so sure.

The Hamas plan works well.

The seven steps in 2018 end up with hundreds of dead and thousands of

They came to us from the ground level.

They wanted to know what we were doing. We didn't do anything.

We passed everything for a reason.

What do you do with it in the operational operation? I didn't

I think I have to know.

But at the end, I see that they were dead.

But what he said really came to light.

The martyrs who were killed on the border in Gaza may not be following the

to Jerusalem, but the new movements all over the world are coming in huge

numbers. It's a little bit more than just a publicity stunt, obviously,

these are actual people.

You're using their desperation and their willingness to do everything because

they're living under shitty conditions in order to orchestrate an event.

I'm sure that's very good and comfortable if you're sitting in London

don't have to worry about your life.

We agreed that this would be a good opportunity.

I should go with them.

At first, I wanted to decline.

I was not prepared at all to go sailing.

I didn't know how to explain to my family that I would be away from my

three weeks.

I'm in contact with my family almost every day, but obviously the fatigue was

the thing that we couldn't miss.

I tell my parents that I'm going away for a hike and that I'll be out of it.

I doubt that they believe me.

When someone disappears for a long time, people get scared.

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that we managed to put our ship into such a ship, it's a one -off opportunity

be one step ahead of them and change the situation.

Ships about the Europeans, it's not an act of violence to challenge a country

and break its borders.

You see, it's a joke, it's not that kind of thing. They, of course, come from a

ship that they tell that they bring food or humanitarian aid.

There wasn't, in my opinion, a single piece of paper.

But they split the matter for the benefit of the Palestinian people, and

why it's a legitimate act.

The first part of the massacre is not for Gaza at all, but for the sake of

public relations between the Palestinians in Europe, which intends to

more and more knowledge in the West to the Palestinian narrative.

As you can see in this map of the massacres, every step in the massacre is

from every direction and it will be revealed in the world.

We have four boats that will continue sharing to Gaza Strip in order to break

the illegal blockade of Gaza.

He had a media team that was following him whenever

the journey started.

It's a project for him. He obviously cares about it.

So he wants to go and see that things are working out nicely.

to the interests of Hamas.

It's basically sailing, but it's more about the imprints that we try and make.

Very nice.

Thank you.

No,

I don't expect the ship to get to a harbor.

I wasn't too worried about that because I knew that whatever they're

broadcasting is not going to be on any channels where someone in my family

look.

They're very aware of the way that they will be perceived in media.

For example, only a few boxes of, like, God.

It's just an excuse to say, like, oh, we're carrying medical supplies or

whatever it is.

Something completely negligible.

It would never make a difference if it made its way there or not.

I could try. I think it's a little bit risky, maybe.

Okay. If it feels going to work, don't do it. If you don't do it... Okay.

We left Copenhagen and continued to sail around Europe.

Being on a ship is not easy at all, and it's also kind of silly dangerous.

When we're sailing, we're sailing. It's only me there. There's no one else.

It's not possible to walk around on a ship with

a concealed camera bag.

Because you're with people all the time and that's suspicious.

You can't do that. It's dangerous.

Very quickly, I realized that I wouldn't be able to document anything while the

ship was sailing without getting caught.

But when we would enter the harbors, there was always some kind of

There's speeches, there's music, food, and everyone would get off the ship.

I knew that if I wanted to get those documents, this would be my only chance.

When we arrived to Germany, they threw us a really big party.

There was not a single person on the ship,

so I decided to ask.

My first instinct was that as soon as you're alone, like, take up your camera

and just photograph whatever you can get.

I had to hurry because any minute someone could come down from the deck

surprise me.

off the ship and everyone was still busy with the party.

So no one noticed when I left to meet with Shaked.

Shaked came to meet me a couple of places in Europe.

So I would sneak away with my stuff and we would go meet somewhere and he would

give me new SD cards.

These meetings were a fantastic break from a world where no one really knew

and I could just be myself again for an hour or so.

It was also very satisfying to sit just for a little bit away from my sailing

team, but with someone who actually knew me.

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. . .

It's a damage that can reach hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars,

which could easily fall on the country's cup.

It's a tremendous achievement.

After no one has turned to Adra, the ship returns to the ship just in time to

continue the next step, Rotterdam, which is in Holland.

A city that has become the center of power of Hamas in Europe.

Rotterdam is also supposed to be the last station of the flood in this area.

After three long weeks in the sea, after a full stop, the plan is that it will

fall in this flood and you will be able to rest a little.

But what will happen immediately in the flood, no one could see.

Even in the Netherlands, there was a welcome committee waiting for this

interview.

And that's where he was.

Immediately I went to the side and called my operator.

Are you sure that's him?

No doubt about it. Because he only has one arm.

When you see him, you know it's him.

Keep an eye on him, but whatever you do, don't stay alone with him.

It's too dangerous.

I can't protect you. Okay?

Okay. I will do my best. Be careful.

Alright.

Aviv Rashid was surrounded by six men.

I moved to a bench in front of him.

A guy standing next to him, probably a bodyguard, noticed me.

At one point, he pulled out his phone and took a picture of me.

For a second, I thought that they blew my cover.

I decided to stick with my plan.

Making first contact with someone as suspicious and someone as guarded as Abu

Rashid is impossible.

And let he approach me first.

You probably know my friend, Zaref.

Right now I'm just having a break from the shift because I've been sailing for

three weeks.

Where do you live? I live in Copenhagen.

Do you live here?

I live here.

I'm staying now a few days.

I'll give you my card.

Yes, sure. That would be very nice.

I have my office here.

That's really close.

He invited me to visit him.

You have a car?

Yes, I have a car.

Great. See you in a minute, okay?

As much as I hate to miss out on an opportunity like this, my operator had

specifically warned me not to be alone in the operation.

Taking that kind of risk would be wrong, right?

I am driven by a strong desire to do a good job.

This is currently everything I have in life. It's my only achievement.

If I fail this, I wouldn't know what to do with myself, and it would take a

major toll on my self -esteem.

Okay.

Okay. Let me go.

If this year's Freedom Float fillers succeed in breaking the illegal blockade

Gaza, it will be the first boat to do so in many years.

There was a badly planned mission. People became a lot more

tense as we approached Israel.

One of the guys there went through my stuff. He found my satellite phone.

They decided they wanted to toss me off the boat.