שירת הסטיקר [Shirat HaSticker [The Sticker Song]] [English translation]

"Entire generation demands peace"1

"Let IDF win"

"Strong nation makes peace"

"Let IDF smash"

"No peace with Arabs"

"Don't give them guns"2

"Combat units are the best, bro"

"All recruited, all exempt"3

"There is no despair in the world"4

"Yesha it's here"5

"Na Nach Nachma Nachman Meuman"6

"No Arabs, no terrorist attacks"

"Bagatz puts Jews in danger"7

"The people are with Golan Heights"

"The people are with transfer"

"The driving test in Yarka"8

"Friend, you are missed"9

"Almighty, we choose you"

"Direct elections are bad"10

"Almighty, we are jealous for you"

"Death to the jealous"11

Refrain:

"How much evil can one swallow?"12

"Father, have mercy, Father, have mercy"

"My name is Nachman and I stut-stutter"

"How much evil can one swallow?"

"Father, have mercy, Father, have mercy"

Thank God I breathe,

And hence

"Halakha state - the state is gone"13

"The born ones are in luck"14

"Long live the King Messiah"15

"I have trust in Sharon's peace"

"Hebron - now and forever"

The unborn ones missed out

Hebron is the "City of Ancestors"

Shalom transfer16

"Kahane was right"17

CNN lies

We need a strong leader

"Good job with the peace, thanks for the security"18

"We have no children for needless wars"

The left is helping Arabs

Bibi19 is good for the Jews

"Oslo criminals to the trial"20

We're here, they're there

"We don't abandon our brothers"

"Uprooting of settlements divides the nation"

"Death to traitors"

"Let animals live"21

"Death of values"22.

Refrain:

"How much evil can one swallow"

"Father, have mercy, Father, have mercy"

"My name is Nachman and I stut-stutter"

"How much evil can one swallow"

"Father, have mercy, Father, have mercy"

"My name is Nachman and I stut-stutter"

Kill, destroy, oust, exile,

Exterminate, extradite, death penalty, no fear23

Obliterate, annihilate, crush, eradicate

Everything because of you, friend

1. Social-political movement established after the murder of Israeli PM Itzhak Rabin.2. A pacifist poem by Nathan Alterman, 1934, inspired by WWI, especially by the use of chemical weapon.3. Demand of equal conscription to the IDF. Religious (especially orthodox) Jews are exempted from mandatory military service, which is one of the major tension points in Israeli society.4. A quote of rabbi Nachman from Uman.5. Yesha is an acronym for Council of Jewish Settlements in Judea, Samaria and Gaza.6. A kabbalistic formula based on the four Hebrew letters of the name Nachman, referring to the founder of the Breslov movement, rabbi Nachman from Uman.7. Bagatz is an acronym for Supreme Court of Justice. Often accused by the right-wing for being anti-Israeli8. Yarka is a Druze village in the North of Israel. A popular place for driving tests, probably because it's open on Sabbath.9. Referring to the late Yitzhak Rabin.10. In Hebrew "choose" and "elect" are the same word. Hence the world play.11. In Hebrew "zealot, fanatic" and "jealous" are the same word. So this can also be read as "death to fanatics".12. A sticker referring to the force feeding of ducks to produce foie gras.13. Halakha is the Jewish religious law.14. The motto of Israeli band Fools of Prophecy.15. King Messiah is the title given to Lubavitcher Rebbe by followers of Hasidic movement of Chabad messianism.16. The word "shalom" can mean "hello", "goodbye" or "peace". This line may be a referral to the slogan "Only transfer will bring peace" or may be an open interpretation paraphrase.17. Rabbi Meir Kahane's extreme nationalist views had a lot of influence on modern right-wing.18. A parody on Ariel Sharon's election speeches, which were saturated with the words "peace" and "security".19. Benajamin Netanyahu20. Referral to the 1993 agreement signed in Oslo by Rabin's administration with the PLO.21. Israeli non-profit for animal rights.22. Internet users claim that on a highway to Jerusalem used to be a graffiti slogan "Death to Arabs", which was later changed into "death of values" (they're written almost similarly in Hebrew - a change of one letter)23. "No fear, the messiah is in town"