With the emergence of obstacles recently in front of the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip, especially after Israel refused to release 600 Palestinian prisoners in the seventh batch and the exchange deal with Hamas, and amid the threats of the Israeli army, the deputy head of the Israeli Knesset, Nisim Fatouri, appeared in inflammatory statements against the Palestinians.
He called for the killing of all adult men in Gaza. He said: “They (the Palestinians in Gaza) are ostracized and no one in the world wants them. Children and women must be separated and adults must be separated,” according to the Hebrew “Cole Barma” radio.
He also considered that Israel is dealing with the inhabitants of Gaza “more tolerant than necessary,” as he claimed.
Fatouri claimed that the international community is aware that “the residents of the sector are not welcome anywhere, and pushing them towards Israel.”
It is noteworthy that this is not the first time that Israeli officials have made statements calling for the killing of the Palestinians, whether from political or religious figures.
Where the extremist finance minister has previously called on Salail Smotrich, on more than one occasion, to kill Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons.
The Israeli rabbi, Elihau Mali, also called for the killing of the Palestinians in Gaza, based on his interpretations of Jewish law, according to his claim.
Since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, on Israeli military settlements and bases in the Gaza cover, which blew up a bloody Israeli war on the Strip, more than 160,000 Palestinians were killed and wounded, most of them children and women.
While he lost more than 14,000, approximately 80% of buildings were destroyed in the Palestinian sector, according to Palestinian and international data.
