"Talking about how dangerous it is – you don't feel it in the moment you're doing it," Rehov told WND in a phone interview. After so many undercover incursions into hostile territory, he has grown accustomed to danger, not truly feeling it until it has passed. That was a moment of fear for Rehov, but he claims moments like that have been few and far between. His escorts, having put him into the back of a car, forced him to put his head between his legs so he could not see where they were taking him. On one of his first undercover missions, in the city of Jenin, he was scheduled to meet with a prominent Islamic jihadist. TRENDING: Falling 'out of love' with college 4th cavalry regiment, he narrowly eluded IEDs and rocket-propelled grenades on the road. Palestinian police harassed him during one trip to Bethlehem. Rehov has dodged his fair share of dangers.
He has captured rare video footage of Palestinian leaders advocating the eradication of the Jewish state and extermination of the Jewish people.
On his undercover missions, he has spent time in the company of terrorists, including members of Hamas. He has entered the Palestinian-controlled territories many times, posing as either a French tourist or reporter.
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