Germany and France Condemn Israeli Minister's Call to Kill Gazans

Germany and France have issued strong condemnations against Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's 'inhumane' call for the killing of Gazans. This rare criticism from Germany, alongside France, highlights international concern over the minister's remarks, with the EU reportedly preparing sanctions for extremist ministers.

19 Aug, 13:24 — 19 Aug, 13:24

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Germany and France condemn Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's 'inhumane' call to kill Gazans

The far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, had said Israel should 'take out 30 or 40' people in Gaza per night.

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Germany and France Condemn Israeli Minister's Call to Kill Gazans

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Germany and France condemn Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's 'inhumane' call to kill Gazans

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Rijetka kritika Izraela iz Njemačke: Merz oštro reagovao, EU priprema sankcije za ekstremističke ministre

Germany and France condemn Israeli minister Ben-Gvir's 'inhumane' call to kill Gazans

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