Israeli Settler Leader Slams British Sanctions, Compares UK to Nazis

Tzvika Mor, a candidate on the Religious Zionism party list and father of a former captive, fiercely criticized the British Foreign Secretary's decision to impose sanctions on settlements in Judea and Samaria. Speaking on Kan News radio, Mor declared that Britain ranked second only to the Nazis in his estimation, followed by Hamas "Nokhba" operatives.

Mor accused Britain of antisemitism, citing their role in revoking the Balfour Declaration, implementing a "white paper" that he claims facilitated Arab riots during the Great Arab Revolt, and failing to establish a Jewish state in Mandatory Palestine. He asserted that Britain's actions prevented the establishment of a Jewish homeland and subsequently hindered Holocaust survivors from finding refuge. Mor stated, "We haven't forgotten what they did to us here during the Mandate."

Mor fully endorsed the Israeli government's policy of expanding settlements, framing it as a "Zionist response" demonstrating resilience against pressure and acting on principles of justice. He argued that Israelis are merely returning to their rightful land, comparing it to British development in Liverpool and asserting Israeli sovereignty. "We are the masters of the land," he declared.

Addressing claims of Jewish violence in Judea and Samaria, Mor dismissed them as a minuscule fraction of the population, criticizing media focus on such incidents. He contrasted this with what he called Britain's antisemitic tendencies and its disproportionate attention to minor events.

Mor also called for a fundamental policy shift regarding the Oslo Accords, advocating for their cancellation and the return of Israelis to all areas, including Areas A and B, which he described as largely empty. Regarding the Palestinian population, he proposed opening immigration gates for them to leave, while Israel would maintain full security control and Palestinians would retain civil control, which he termed a "correction of the Oslo crime."