Hamas Denounces Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Over Jerusalem Building Demolition
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Hamas has condemned Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for attending a building demolition in East Jerusalem, calling it "organized terror" and a pre-election tactic. The group urged international intervention and Palestinian resistance.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Hamas condemned Minister Ben-Gvir's presence at a Jerusalem building demolition.
- The group called the demolition an act of "organized terror" and electioneering.
- Hamas urged international intervention and Palestinian resistance to demolitions.
- A five-story residential building was demolished in a-Tur, East Jerusalem.
Hamas issued a statement denouncing Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir following his personal appearance at the site of a building demolition in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of a-Tur. The organization described the scene as "provocative" and labeled Ben-Gvir an "extremist and criminal minister."
Hamas asserted that the demolition, which involved a five-story residential building, exemplifies "organized terror" by the Israeli government, which it claims "sponsors extremism and criminality." The group further alleged that the escalating demolitions in Jerusalem are part of an election campaign tactic by Israeli leaders seeking to harm Palestinians and their land.
The statement called on the international community and human rights organizations to intervene immediately to curb Israeli actions and halt plans for house demolitions and the displacement of Palestinians. Hamas also urged Palestinians to employ all means of confrontation and resistance against the ongoing demolitions in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and within Israel, framing them as a defense against the "malicious plans of the occupation."
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