U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee filmed a security Ranger near Turmus Aya and called it “dangerous settlers.” After Shabbat, the driver identified himself. That was Amishav Melet — a 35-year-old farmer and father of six from the Shiloh Valley.
In this @channel18israel interview, Amishav explains why he was in the Ranger on Shabbat, what the shepherd actually reported, and why he says the ambassador heard only one side.
His position is simple: the Jewish people are returning to their land. Whoever wants peace can live here under Israeli sovereignty. Whoever wants war will meet the IDF.
0:00 Meet Amishav in the Shiloh Valley
2:18 Why he drove the Ranger on Shabbat
4:18 After Shabbat: the Huckabee video
7:09 The PA, pay-for-slay, and the army
9:38 His vision for Israel
10:40 Peace, war, or leave
13:52 Remembering his brother Benyahu
16:18 A message to America and Trump
19:23 Oslo and farming the land
22:17 Message to Turmus Ayya
Filmed on location in the Shiloh Valley w/ Sam Schubert, founder of Channel 18
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