The Sovereignty Movement reacts to the launching of missiles (Thursday 15.3.19) from the Gaza Strip toward central Israel, stating that "the sirens that shook the residents of Tel Aviv and Gush Dan should serve as a wake-up call to bring us to our senses. Any political plan that will lead to an independent Arab entity in Judea and Samaria, whether it be a state or state-minus, will cause the sounds of sirens and missiles exploding to become a routine occurrence in the everyday lives of the residents of Gush Dan. From the hills of western Samaria, terrorists from Judea and Samaria, together with their supporters flowing in from the wilderness of ISIS and the axis of evil, would be able to launch missiles and rockets directly, from a range of a few kilometers toward the jets of Ben Gurion International Airport, to the buildings of Tel Aviv as well as toward Jerusalem, which would be surrounded on three sides by armed gangs with missiles, and even worse".

The movement further notes that "with the launching of missiles on Tel Aviv, the terrorists of the Gaza Strip have given their decisive answer to the radical Leftist organizations that call for Israeli withdrawal and abandonment of land in order to establish another Arab state, whose leaders have never ceased declaring their intentions and their abiding desire to destroy the State of Israel".

The co-chairwomen of the movement, Yehudit Katsover and Nadia Matar, state that "in the upcoming elections, the Israeli voter must internalize the tremendous threat that would exist if a left-wing government is established that supports the horror story of two states. In these elections, the national camp must present its position, a position of sovereignty, as Israel's only political and just path".

 In their view, "the leftist organizations are supposedly concerned about Israel's Jewish character, saying that it is because of this concern that they want to divide the Land by carrying out another dangerous "disengagement". But the People in Israel understand that even before dealing with the demographic question, there must be an answer for Israel's very existence. Facing a hostile terror state that threatens the centers of population and its only entry point by air, Israel will not be able to exist. Israeli sovereignty and only Israeli sovereignty can thwart the Arab enemy's designs by having the State of Israel's complete security control over the heart of the Land. The Left's ideas must be stopped by, among other ways, voting for parties who commit themselves to promoting the vision of sovereignty".