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Israel's Chief Rabbi Rejects Palestinian Claims, Vows Return to Gush Katif
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 10 hours ago
What happened
Israel's Chief Rabbi David Yosef condemned Palestinians during a visit to the Gush Katif Museum, denying their claims to the land and vowing Israel's return to Gaza following synagogue burnings 21 years ago.
- 01Chief Rabbi David Yosef condemns Palestinians during Gush Katif Museum visit.
- 02Visit marks 21 years since synagogues were burned in Gaza after IDF withdrawal.
- 03Rabbi Yosef claims Palestinians are not a people and have no land rights.
- 04He vows divine punishment on Gaza and Israeli return to the area.
- 05Rabbi criticizes peace efforts, saying concessions led to conflict.
- 06He quotes, 'I am for peace, but if I speak, they are for war.'
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