Tzav 9 to Protest Government Over Gaza Aid Trucks
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The Tzav 9 movement plans to protest the Israeli government at the Kerem Shalom crossing on October 22, demanding an end to aid trucks entering Gaza. The group argues that these trucks are funding Hamas, which committed the October 7th attacks. Tzav 9's former leader, Reut Ben Haim, is linked to the protest, which follows a statement by Bezalel Smotrich about Hamas profiting from the aid.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tzav 9 will protest the Israeli government at the Kerem Shalom crossing on October 22.
- The movement claims aid trucks entering Gaza are funding Hamas terrorists.
- Tzav 9 stated it is profitable to murder Jews if this is the price.
- The protest demands an end to trucks and the dismantling of Hamas.
- Reut Ben Haim, a former Tzav 9 leader, is associated with the planned demonstration.
Tzav 9, an organization protesting the entry of aid trucks into Gaza, announced it will demonstrate against the Israeli government on October 22 at the Kerem Shalom crossing. The group stated that the government is allowing funds to reach Hamas, the perpetrators of the October 7th attacks. "It is profitable to slaughter, rape, and butcher Jews if this is the price," Tzav 9 declared, criticizing the government for enabling the financing of those who murdered Israelis. The organization has long warned that the Israeli government is allowing the funding of murderers and is calling for public action to stop the trucks and dismantle Hamas. The announcement comes after Bezalel Smotrich, the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, stated that Hamas is pocketing millions of shekels daily from the aid trucks Israel is sending. Reut Ben Haim, who previously led Tzav 9 protests against the trucks and received a reserved spot on the Religious Zionism party list, is associated with the movement planning the upcoming demonstration. It remains unclear if Ben Haim herself will attend the protest.
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