Israeli Candidate Ranks UK 'Second Worst' After Nazis

Tzvika Mor, a candidate for the Religious Zionist Party and father of Eitan Mor, a hostage released by Hamas, launched a strong verbal attack against the United Kingdom following its announcement of sanctions on Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria. Speaking on Kan public radio, Mor labeled Britain an "antisemitic" country and declared that, in his estimation, the British people rank "just after the Nazis" and ahead of Hamas Nukhba terrorists.

Mor accused the British of betraying the Balfour Declaration's commitments, issuing the White Paper that limited Jewish immigration to Mandatory Palestine, and turning away Holocaust survivors. He voiced support for the Israeli government's decision to increase the Jewish presence in Judea and Samaria in response to foreign sanctions, calling it the "appropriate Zionist response" that shows Israel does not yield to pressure. "We are acting in our country like the masters of this land, because we are its masters. We did not ask for land from Pakistan," he stated.

Addressing violence by Israelis against Palestinians in Judea and Samaria, Mor dismissed it as an isolated phenomenon attributed to a tiny minority. He questioned what could be expected from Britain, which he deems "very antisemitic," when such a small percentage of Israelis are generalized as "Jewish terrorists" while receiving significant attention.

Mor also urged Israel to officially renounce the Oslo Accords and regain full control of Judea and Samaria, including Areas A and B. While not advocating for forced expulsion of Palestinians, he suggested "opening the doors for emigration and allowing them to leave." He proposed that Israel maintain exclusive security control over the entire territory, with Palestinians retaining civilian administration, asserting this would "correct the crime of Oslo."