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Moshe Feiglin, a far-right Israeli politician and former member of the Knesset. Feiglin has made several extreme and inflammatory remarks regarding Gaza and Palestinians, including the one cited above, which was reportedly made during an appearance on Channel 14, a right-wing Israeli news outlet.

Key Details About the Statement:

1. Speaker: Moshe Feiglin, leader of the Zeḥut party and a hardline nationalist.

2. Context: The remarks were made during Israel’s war with Hamas, reflecting his long-standing advocacy for the complete Israeli reoccupation and resettlement of Gaza.

3. Content:

   • He explicitly referred to all Gazan children as “enemies.”

   • Called for conquering, colonizing, and depopulating Gaza, implying ethnic cleansing.

   • Denied that Hamas alone is the enemy, instead framing all Gazans as existential threats.

4. Reactions:

   • Feiglin’s comments were widely condemned by human rights groups and some Israeli politicians as genocidal rhetoric.

   • However, they also reflect a growing far-right ideology within parts of Israeli society that supports mass expulsion or permanent control over Gaza.

Feiglin’s Political Background:

• Former Likud member, later founded the libertarian-nationalist Zeḥut party.

• Advocates for annexation of the West Bank and Gaza, along with encouraging Palestinian emigration.

• Supports rebuilding Israeli settlements in Gaza, which were dismantled in 2005.

Broader Implications:

• His statements align with extremist factions in Israel that reject a two-state solution.

• Such rhetoric has escalated since October 7, 2023, with some figures calling for collective punishment in Gaza.

• International law (including the Genocide Convention) prohibits calls for the destruction of a population, making such remarks legally and morally reprehensible.

Here’s a deeper analysis of similar extremist rhetoric from Israeli officials, the legal implications, and the broader political context:

1. Other Extreme Statements by Israeli Officials & Public Figures

Since the start of Israel’s war on Gaza (Oct 2023), multiple high-profile figures have made statements advocating mass expulsion, ethnic cleansing, or outright annihilation of Palestinians:

A. Government Ministers & Knesset Members

• Bezalel Smotrich (Finance Minister, far-right):

  • Called for Gaza’s “voluntary migration” of Palestinians (Jan 2024), framing it as “humane” resettlement.

  • Previously said “there are no innocents in Gaza” (Nov 2023).

• Itamar Ben-Gvir (National Security Minister, far-right):

  • Pushed for Israeli resettlement of Gaza and encouraged Palestinian emigration.

  • Said Israel should “encourage Gazans to leave” and called them “Nazis” (Dec 2023).

• Ariel Kallner (Likud MK):

  • Called for a “second Nakba” (referencing the 1948 expulsion of Palestinians), stating Israel must ensure “Gaza’s Nakba 2023” (Oct 2023).

B. Military & Security Figures

• Major General Ghassan Alian (IDF Coordinator for Gaza):

  • Said Gaza would turn into a “city of tents” with no mercy, warning Palestinians: “You wanted hell, you will get hell.”

• Former IDF Deputy Chief of Staff Yair Golan:

  • Compared Israel’s societal trends to “Nazi Germany” (2016), but later walked it back. Still, his warning highlights extremist drift.

C. Rabbis & Settler Leaders

• Rabbi Eliyahu Mali (West Bank settler leader):

  • Called for “erasing Gaza” and said “killing women and children is permitted” in war (Nov 2023).

• Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu (Tzfat Chief Rabbi):

  • Issued a ruling that Israel must “occupy Gaza and not leave any alive” (Oct 2023).

2. Legal Implications: Violations of International Law

Statements like Feiglin’s and others could constitute incitement to genocide under:

• Genocide Convention (1948):

  • Article III(c) prohibits “direct and public incitement to genocide.”

  • The ICJ’s interim ruling (Jan 2024) in South Africa’s case against Israel noted “dehumanizing rhetoric” as evidence of risk.

• Rome Statute (ICC):

  • Could be interpreted as crimes against humanity (persecution, expulsion).

• UN Charter & Geneva Conventions:

  • Forbids collective punishment and forced displacement.

Key Legal Cases:

• South Africa’s ICJ Case (2023-24): Cited Israeli officials’ statements as evidence of genocidal intent.

• ICC Investigations: Prosecutor Karim Khan has warned against incitement to violence.

3. Political Context: Why This Rhetoric Is Escalating

• Far-right’s Rise in Israel: Ben-Gvir & Smotrich’s parties gained power in 2022, pushing annexationist agendas.

• Post-Oct 7 Radicalization: Trauma from Hamas’ attack fueled calls for extreme retaliation.

• Settlement Movement’s Influence: Groups like Nachala openly push for Gaza re-settlement, with some ministers backing them.

• Global Double Standards: Western governments condemn similar rhetoric from Hamas but often ignore Israeli extremism.

4. International Reactions

• UN Experts: Warned of “genocidal incitement” by Israeli officials (Nov 2023).

• Human Rights Watch & Amnesty: Documented apartheid & expulsion rhetoric.

• U.S. Response: Biden criticized “indiscriminate bombing” but hasn’t sanctioned officials for rhetoric.

Conclusion: A Dangerous Normalization

Feiglin’s statement isn’t an outlier—it reflects a growing faction in Israel that sees Gaza’s destruction as necessary. While some Israelis oppose this, the lack of consequences for such rhetoric emboldens extremists.

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Joint statement from the leaders of Canada, the United Kingdom and France on the situation in Gaza and the West Bank