Israeli Minister Calls for Killing ’30 or 40 People a Day’ in Gaza
Itamar Ben Gvir, Israel’s National Security Minister and one of the leading representatives of the far right in Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, has once again sparked strong controversy over his statements about the war in Gaza. In a podcast, the politician advocated for carrying out targeted killings in the Palestinian enclave every night and said that […]
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has recently called for the killing of "30 or 40" Palestinians every day in Gaza, suggesting that "all of Gaza is ours." The far-right politician made these remarks during an interview titled "October 8," where he advocated for carrying out targeted killings in the Palestinian territory, not only those posing an immediate threat but also those he deemed undeserving of life.
Ben Gvir's statements have drawn significant criticism over his language and the impact of his proposal on the ongoing war in Gaza, which has resulted in thousands of civilian deaths and a severe humanitarian crisis. As National Security Minister, Ben Gvir is responsible for Israeli police but not the military, and his far-right ideologies have been a subject of international concern, with many questioning the implications of his rhetoric and policies.
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