Marwa Osman on Ben-Gvir

Israeli entity Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly called on the Israeli enemy military to consider arresting the wives and children of Lebanese resistance fighters and transferring them to Israeli entity detention facilities.

Ben-Gvir stated:

“We must think outside the box.

Occupying territory and killing large numbers is important, but arresting their women and children and taking them to prison is what hurts them the most.”

The more the Zionist regime finds itself unable to break the will of the resistance despite months of aggression, the more some of its most extreme figures resort to rhetoric that openly targets civilians, women, and children. Such statements reflect profound desperation.

As for Ben-Gvir himself, these remarks are entirely consistent with a long record of inflammatory terrorist and discriminatory positions. Throughout his political career, he has repeatedly been accused by human rights organizations, legal experts, and even political figures within Zionist Israel itself of promoting racist policies, collective punishment, and hostility toward Arabs and Palestinians. His public record is filled with statements advocating terrorism against entire communities based on their national or ethnic identity, making him one of the most controversial and extremist figures in Zionist Israel today.

When a “politician” reaches the point of proposing the imprisonment of women and children as a tool of warfare, he is simply exposing the moral bankruptcy of the ideology he represents simply because his mercenaries are losing in Lebanon.