Professor Toto - Israel is absolutely justified in this aggression

Israel is absolutely justified in this aggression. Let me explain it like this, children, if I may. At one time, there was this watchful shepherd. He cared deeply for his flock. He loved his sheep. And he had built his sheepfold on top of a rocky, rocky hill way up high. and he surrounded it with thorn hedges and guarded by his staff and his sling. But not far from the hill, there was a cunning wolf. And that wolf had been banished years ago by the shepherd after a bloody attack on the shepherd's sheep. That's why he put the fence around there. That's why he put the hedge around there. And for a long time that wolf already afraid of that shepherd just lurked way out in the wilderness. He would just watch from a distance pretending to make peace with the shepherd. He told the other creatures there in the valley with him that he had changed and he wanted them all to believe it. But every night that wolf howled across that valley and said, "Soon your fences will fall. Soon I will eat your sheep again." During the day, he was telling everybody he had changed. But at night time, he howled because after all, that's the nature of a wolf. He trained other wolves. He sharpened his fangs and slowly he began to creep closer and closer to the sheepfold, inching close, digging tunnels beneath the hedges. Slowly just digging those tunnels, feeding poison to the streams that the sheep are drinking out of. Everything he can do to inch his way back in. One day the shepherd saw the wolf dragging barrels of fire toward the edge of the valley. And these were no longer just threats. Now he saw them and he saw that the wolf was preparing to strike. So the shepherd got up before the break of dawn. He didn't wait for the wolf to leap into the fold. He did not gamble with the lives of his sheep. He knew the wolf's heart from experience. And he acted swiftly with precision. He threw his stones, broke the barrels, scattered the pack, and sent a message clear as thunder through the valley. Not again. Not this time. Never again. Now you tell me if you're sworn enemy, are you just going to sit there and let it happen? Yeah. Me neither.