The article criticizes the current military policy in Judea and Samaria, arguing that the approach overseen by General Avi Bluth is ineffective and reactive rather than proactive. The author claims that the army's strategy of periodic raids and commando operations fails to prevent a looming large-scale Arab terror campaign, which is expected to result in significant Jewish casualties. The piece contends that a more decisive and preventive campaign, including the destruction of enemy-held cities and the transfer of Arab populations, is necessary to ensure security. The author also addresses recent incidents of Jewish vigilantism, suggesting they are a direct response to ongoing violence and the perceived inaction of the army, and calls for a change in leadership and policy to achieve a decisive victory.