Israeli Journalist Slams 'Hilltop Youth' Violence as National Threat
Journalist Avishai Grinzaig launched a sharp critique on Tuesday against the violence perpetrated by individuals he described as 'Hilltop Youth,' labeling them a danger to the state of Israel. Grinzaig asserted that those who have dared to speak out against this violence have faced widespread attacks and defamation, including from the group's media allies.
He emphasized that these retaliatory attacks were not limited to individuals from one specific side or political leaning. Grinzaig cited examples of people who, he claimed, suffered such backlash after raising concerns about the violence. These individuals included prominent figures in the settlement movement, journalists with long-standing ties to Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), and soldiers wounded in combat.
Grinzaig concluded his remarks with a stern warning, urging that the phenomenon must not be ignored. "We must not remain silent. They are a danger to the state," he declared, underscoring the severity of the issue.
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