Israel’s two most outspoken ultra-religious extremists Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben Gvir rejected the most recent ceasefire proposal that would assure the release of hostages, stating that they will dissolve the government if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to such a proposal.
Israeli land-stealers, called “settlers” in the Western media, carried out a three-hour rampage in the West Bank leaving what was described as a trail of destruction in the village of Duma, which is south of Nablus, last month.
Israel has set its sights on a swath of farmland in the West Bank that will separate Palestinians from their property with a separation wall that will span several kilometers in the latest land steal since the Hamas attack on 7 October.
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel’s extremist finance minister, announced Friday that 1,977 acres (3.8 square miles) in the occupied West Bank is now considered “state land,” which means his fellow settlers will be able to erect buildings there.
Eliyahu Mali, Israel’s top rabbi in Jaffa, said last week that the Torah calls for the killing of all Palestinian men, women, children, and babies in Gaza, stating that there should not be a soul still alive after the conflict.
All in the name of security! Israelis have been expanding settlements in the occupied West Bank at record levels, which is a war crime under international law, according to Volker Turk, the UN’s high commissioner for human rights, said.
Bezalel Smotrich, the extremist Israeli finance minister, admitted in an interview last week that rescuing the 134 hostages still believed in Hamas possession is “not the most important thing” for Israel to concern itself with—sparking criticism.
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel’s finance minister said that Israel needs to build settlements (i.e. steal land) in Gaza or another 7 October attack is bound to happen.
Bezalel Smotrich, Israel’s far-right finance minister in charge of West Bank territories, told The Times of Israel last week that there are 2 million “Nazis” living in the West Bank after recent opinion polls showed most living in the region approved Hamas’s 7 October attack.