Former Israeli Politician Invokes Hitler to Justify Gaza Massacre

He said he wants to "turn Gaza Hebrew"

Moshe Feiglin, a former member of the Israeli Knesset who said earlier in the Gaza genocide that Israel needs revenge in a “biblical way,” used a quote from Adolph Hitler to explain the country’s effort in the starved and battered enclave.

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Feiglin, who is a former member of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party, said, “As Hitler said, 'I cannot live if one Jew is left,' we can't live here if one 'Islamo-nazi' remains in Gaza.”

Haartez noted that Feiglin continued, saying that Jews "are not guests in our own land, it is entirely ours." He said he wants to "turn Gaza Hebrew."

The paper said Feiglin addressed a pre-election meeting in 2019 and said, “Don't talk to me about international law, because there is not such a thing. You know, the minute you use the word 'Palestinian,' you stop saying the truth. Because there is no Palestinian nation, and they know it…once you said that this is Palestine, and once you said there are Palestinian people in this Palestine – once you said that, you created something that does not appear in reality. And now there is no solution.”

Israeli politicians are getting bolder in their pursuit of genocide.

Benny Gantz, the National Unity chair who resigned from Netanyahu’s government earlier this month, said in an interview last week that Israel should accept a ceasefire deal — even a permanent one — because it would not be difficult to pick up where it left off in a year.

Neftali Bennett, the former Israeli prime minister, posted on X Monday that it is incorrect to state that the Palestinians were “hijacked” by Hamas after a new poll found that 67 percent of the Palestinians support the 7 October attack.

An X user responded: “This is an incitement to mass murder and a declaration of genocidal intent.”