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France has banned Israeli far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from entering its territory due to his actions and statements. This decision reflects international anger over his taunting of activists attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. The French Foreign Minister also called for similar sanctions against Ben-Gvir from the European Union. AI
Two far-right Israeli ministers, Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, are advocating for a significant escalation of military action in Lebanon. Ben Gvir specifically called for resuming full-scale warfare, cutting off electricity to Lebanon, and seizing territory. Smotrich proposed retaliatory strikes on Beirut for every Hezbollah drone attack, suggesting a 10-to-1 building destruction ratio. AI
Hundreds of international activists attempting to reach Gaza have been deported by Israel after being intercepted at sea. The first group arrived in Turkey, with some reporting mistreatment during their detention. This incident has drawn international condemnation, particularly after a video surfaced showing the activists in custody. AI
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posted videos showing him interacting with detained flotilla activists, sparking criticism from politicians globally. The footage depicted activists with their hands tied, kneeling, and being subjected to aggressive treatment by security personnel. Ben-Gvir's actions and remarks, including calling Israelis "the landlords," have drawn condemnation for their perceived insensitivity and provocation. AI
