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Ben-Gvir Calls For Killing Of '30 To 40' Palestinians In Gaza Nightly. Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for Israel to kill "30 to 40" people in Gaza every night during a taped interview with former hostage Rom Braslavski. The far-right minister criticised the recent reduction in Israeli strikes on Gaza and said he disagreed with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the issue. Ben-Gvir advocated targeted killings beyond those posing an immediate threat, claiming there were people in Gaza who were "not worthy of life.” Similar statements by Ben-Gvir and other Israeli officials have previously drawn international condemnation and have been cited at the UN's world court as alleged evidence of genocidal intent. Israel denies committing genocide in Gaza, where medical sources say more than 100,000 Palestinians have been killed during more than two years of war. Ben-Gvir does not control Israel's military or have the authority to order strikes, but he oversees the national police and the country's prison system. During the same interview, Ben-Gvir also advocated encouraging the mass emigration of Palestinians from Gaza and establishing Israeli settlements across the territory. Ben-Gvir declared that he viewed "all of Gaza as ours" and called for Israeli settlement throughout the territory, not only in the former Gush Katif area.
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