Amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza, an adviser to the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made a deeply troubling statement, inciting violence and torture against Gaza residents. Tzipi Navon, who serves as a close adviser and office manager for Sara Netanyahu, expressed disturbing thoughts on her Facebook page.
In her post, Navon went beyond advocating for military actions, stating that it was insufficient to merely target Gaza. She suggested capturing and subjecting its residents to gruesome torture, including nail removal and skinning. She even mentioned the idea of removing male genitals and frying them. Navon’s words revealed a shocking level of cruelty.
In addition to these horrifying suggestions, she referenced unsubstantiated claims made by the Israeli regime’s media regarding the alleged beheading of babies by the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, during its recent Operation al-Aqsa Storm. It’s important to note that Hamas has consistently denied such allegations, asserting that they do not target civilians but focus on the Israeli military and security apparatus.
The Israeli military, while acknowledging it cannot officially confirm these claims, has given them a certain level of endorsement. However, these claims have been widely contested, and it is essential to rely on verified information and investigations.
The consequences of this ongoing conflict have been devastating for the people of Gaza. The Gaza Health Ministry reports a significant toll, with 2,329 Palestinians killed, primarily women and children, and 9,714 others injured due to Israeli airstrikes. Over 420,000 people are now displaced within Gaza, with a substantial number seeking shelter in UN facilities and schools. Tragically, 15 hospitals in the region have been damaged by Israeli shelling and air raids.
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees has expressed deep concern about the deteriorating situation. They warn that their shelters are no longer safe, and the availability of clean water is running critically low for the 2.3 million residents of Gaza. Meanwhile, there are indications that the Israeli regime is preparing for a ground offensive in the coastal area. The urgency of a peaceful resolution to this conflict is more apparent than ever, given the immense human suffering it has caused.
Source: Websites (Translated by Al-Manar's English Website)
