Israeli politician Moshe Feiglin called for Gaza’s entire Palestinian population to leave the territory, including newborn babies, during a contentious interview in which he argued that residents bear collective responsibility for the October 7 massacre.
Feiglin rejected distinctions between Hamas terrorists and Gaza’s civilian population, declaring, “Hamas is Gaza, and Gaza is Hamas.” He said the territory should be returned to Jewish control.
When asked whether his proposal included everyone in Gaza, down to babies born prematurely, Feiglin answered affirmatively.
The interviewers repeatedly challenged his position, noting that Gaza’s entire population had not participated in the October 7 attack. Feiglin nevertheless maintained that residents should bear responsibility for Hamas’s actions, drawing comparisons with Germany under Nazi rule and wartime Japan.
He invoked the Allied bombing of German cities and the American atomic bombings of Japan, arguing that Gazans should be grateful he was proposing their departure rather than similar military action.
Feiglin blamed the Oslo peace process and Israel’s disengagement from Gaza for creating what he described as an extremist entity that had forfeited its right to remain in the territory after October 7.
Challenged over whether removing an entire population would constitute collective punishment and a war crime, Feiglin rejected that characterization and described his proposal as justice.
He also claimed that a newborn in Gaza would grow up to carry out another October 7 attack against an Israeli child, presenting the removal of the population as necessary to prevent future violence.
Asked where Gaza’s residents would go, Feiglin suggested Britain, Somaliland and Arab countries. He did not outline any agreements with those destinations to accept them, instead arguing that opening the borders would allow residents to leave and eventually settle elsewhere.
The interview also included disputes over election results and population figures. Feiglin initially claimed that all Gazans had voted for Hamas, then revised the figure to more than 90%. The interviewers countered that Hamas received approximately 44% of the vote in the 2006 Palestinian legislative election.
Feiglin further claimed that fewer than 800,000 people remained in Gaza. The interviewers challenged that estimate, saying most international organizations place the population above two million.
Following the interview, the hosts warned that implementing his proposals could expose Israel to serious international legal consequences.
The man is a walking atrocity and needs to be shut up.
ReplyDeleteOur enemies are looking for any quotes and statements they can find to prove that Israel is the new Nazi Germany. Enter Feiglin, willing to give them that and more!
Our enemies killed us before Feiglin was even born; they do not need Feiglin's quotes and statements to kill, rape, and murder us. Our enemies have called us Nazi Germany for the last 50 years. Feiglin is a breath of fresh air, we need more Feiglins and Ben Gvirs to tell the world that they should all go to hell.
DeleteYour comment talks like a Galut Jew, who wants us to shut up. That will no longer happen, it looks like these voices will win the majority in the elections,
The polite politicians did not stop October 7
In the Middle Age, they hated us because of our religion.
DeleteIn WW2 they hated us because of our (supposed) race.
Now they hate us because we have a tiny and prosperous land and a home.
(Rabbi Jonathan Sacks o"h)
Gurnisht IronSponge doesn’t understand that antisemites don’t hate us because of what we say, or don’t say, for what we do or for what we don’t do :
They have always hated us just for who we are.
This attitude of "what will the world say" led to the Oct 7 massacre. Now Israel MUST do whatever necessary to survive even if the world screams uncle
DeleteThere are three types of people out there.
DeleteOne group hates us no matter what we do
One group loves us no matter what we do
One group isn't sure about us
You're right, the haters don't need Feiglin's idiocy. The ones who love us will ignore him.
But there's a lot of people in the middle who want to support us but when they hear stuff like this they think that maybe the Jew haters have a point and they join those ranks
In the time of the Roman empire they also hated us but we have a concept called eivah.
DeleteTo use an extreme marshal because idiots dont understand anything else, in Auschwitz the nazis hated us to sn an extreme that most dont understand. So the non galus jew wjp thought he should go and tell the nazi what he thought of then is much more likely to be murdered than his galus jew. Hatred can go up. Zionists who love dead jews (satmar also loves dead jews so dont call me a gypsy) incite more hatred because the state uber alis dead jews be darned
He gets my vote instead of ג this round.
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DeleteIn the times of the Romans "we have a concept called eivah."
How far did that get us?
It not only got us nowhere, but they burned down the Bais Hamikdash!
BTW the Nazis murdered the Galut Jews together with the Non Galut Jews, he put them into the same ovens! No Mechitzah!
"Zionists who love dead jews?"
What a stupid crazed comment!
You are insane!
Are you Jewish?
The voice of Reason speaks good sense. There is no place in Israel for any "palestinians". Either they leave willingly or should be eliminated.
ReplyDeleteThere is no way Garnel understands Israeli politics; he doesn't understand that October 7 changed everything and that even the left is now moving to the right. We need more politicians to say what's on the mind of the majority of Israelis: that they do not want Gaza returned and they want it settled by Jews. Everyone really wants that and believes it, except we now need to hear it publicaly from politicians and to hell with the entire world; we will get by even with their boycotts and even without their arms.
DeleteThe world will soon realize that it's Israel that is stopping Muslims from overtaking the middle east, and they will soon change their rhetoric, but yes it will get worse before it gets better!
Garnel must live in Chut Leaaretz that is why he is afraid of the Feiglins because he is frightened of his own safety, he speaks not for what is better for Jews living in Israel he speaks for what he perceives is better for Jews who don't live in Israel. Its time for Israel to do what's best for its citizens and disregard the opinions of Jews living outside of her borders, yet it will cost us some financial support, but we already lost the support of Reform and Progressive Jews and we are doing just fine. Israel's economy is superb!
DeleteWhen was the last year more jews were murdered in chutz laeretz than ey?
DeleteFeiglen endangers jews in ey even more than chutz laeretz.
Strong talk incites hatred and accomplishes nothing. Strong actions incite hatred but also incite fear. No arab fears stupid comments from bloating Zionists but they do hate them and all connected to them (jews for example)
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DeleteYou counting?
In EY Jews live concentrated, but at least we have an army and if even though that cannot protect us all at least we get to kill them!
Feiglen has not endangered a single Jew, all the atrocities happened before he said one word!
It accomplishes a whole lot!
And every single politician should finally come out and say it!
"Israel will not be safe until we remove that evil terrorist population and move Jews in! "
We tried it already with Gaza and it didn't work!
Hopefully he will pass the threshold!
קול ה'' בכח!
ReplyDeleteרמ''ך היה צודק!
If we are going to quote pesukim without pshat, lo bichail vilo bokah.
DeleteFeiglens election stunt statements accomplish 2 things
1. Endangers jews.
2. Gets him votes.
Feiglens statement does not kick a single hamas terrorist out of gaza much less an infant and has zero potential to do so.
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Delete1.Feiglen endangers no one; October 7 happened before he said the truth: we need to move Jews into Gaza and move the terrorist population out!
2. I sure hope so!
Feiglen's statement is what the Arabs understand; they don't understand "polite" talk, and all this "polite" talk hasn't worked. Let's give Feiglen a chance!
But it’s also kol Hashem behadar so why not just proceed without broadcasting it?
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DeleteBecause saying it out loud will put pressure on the government, and because the majority of Israelis actually agree with him its called the "Silent Majority"
I live in Israel, everyone I spoke to and all the local chats support him!