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Smotrich scolds Sukkot over destroying West Bank monument as RZP members fear 'political suicide'

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Smotrich scolds Sukkot over destroying West Bank monument as RZP members fear 'political suicide'

Smotrich reportedly told Sukkot he should not have acted without proper authorization and authority, and demanded that he not do it again.

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Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich reprimanded MK Zvi Sukkot for destroying a monument in Kafr Madama near Nablus, demanding he not repeat such unauthorized actions. Sukkot justified his actions on X/Twitter, stating, "every child who sees every day a giant monument that glorifies murderers of Jews will dream of being a terrorist." He claimed he acted after the IDF failed to remove "terror monuments." The IDF condemned Sukkot's actions, confirming troops were diverted to guard him on a "memorial tour" but stated, "Contrary to the coordination, the participants acted deceitfully and manipulatively, without authority." RZP members, including Ohad Tal, expressed concerns about "political suicide" over the incident, which was also condemned by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other government officials.

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