El ministro ultra israelí Ben Gvir aboga por matar cada noche en Gaza a 30 o 40 personas

Itamar Ben Gvir, Israel's National Security Minister, has called for the nightly killing of 30 or 40 people in Gaza. According to El Pais, he stated that these individuals "do not deserve to live" and refused to refer to them as "people".

Ben Gvir's comments have sparked criticism, including from Khalaf Ahmad al-Habtoor, a prominent Emirati businessman, who questioned whether regional peace can be achieved while Israeli ministers openly demand the mass killing of Palestinians. Al-Habtoor, as reported by Middle East Eye, described Ben Gvir's statements as a "dangerous moral decline".

Ben Gvir has reportedly had differences with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the past. His comments have been widely criticized, with Al-Habtoor expressing his dismay at the rhetoric, asking "what mind can accept this rhetoric?"

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