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Ben Gvir: Halting assassinations is a reward for Hamas

15h ago ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 85Objectivity score85/100

Ben Gvir: Halting assassinations is a reward for Hamas

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir responded to the draft agreement published by the Board of Peace, saying that it is unacceptable to Israel.

According to Ben Gvir, Israel must not commit to halting the targeted killings of Hamas operatives, as such a move would allow the organization to regroup and rebuild its capabilities. He added that the eliminations of terrorists in Gaza must continue, alongside advancing efforts to encourage emigration, and stated that "Israel must win."

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National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir rejected a draft agreement from the Board of Peace, stating it is "unacceptable to Israel." Ben Gvir argued that Israel must not commit to halting targeted killings of Hamas operatives, as this would allow the organization to regroup and rebuild. He emphasized that the elimination of terrorists in Gaza must continue, alongside efforts to encourage emigration, asserting that "Israel must win."

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