Netanyahu's Boss Calls for End to All Aid into Gaza After Food-Convoy Massacre

Praises IDF militants who opened fire on starving Palestinians

Itamar Ben-Gvir is the only man Benjamin Netanyahu fears.

Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s fat clown-boy national security minister who owns Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, praised the U.S.-backed IDF militants who gunned down starving Palestinians at a food convoy days ago and said the incident shows why all humanitarian aid should be blocked from the enclave.

“Today it was proven that the transfer of humanitarian aid to Gaza is not only madness while our hostages are held in the Strip… but also endangers IDF soldiers,” he said, according to The Times of Israel. He said the incident is “another clear reason why we must stop transferring this aid.”

He used the incident as the latest example of why humanitarian aid should not be allowed to enter the enclave until all hostages are released.

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Ben-Gvir said months ago: “So long as our hostages don’t even get a visit from the Red Cross, there’s no sense in giving the enemy humanitarian gifts.”

At least 112 Palestinians were killed and more than 750 wounded as crowds in Gaza City formed at a location where a rare food convoy was expected. What happened next is being investigated.

Al Jazeera reported that Gazans gathered at al-Rashid Street after learning that trucks carrying flour had been dispatched. One witness told the paper that IDF troops opened fire into the crowd.

“We went to get flour. The Israeli army shot at us. There are many martyrs on the ground and until this moment we are withdrawing them. There is no first aid,” the witness said.

A reporter from the network said when the shooting was over, Israeli tanks crushed dead and injured Palestinians as they advanced. Ambulances could not reach the scene because there are no roads, the report said.

Israel, which changed its story several times, said most Palestinians were killed in a stampede.

BEN-GVIR OWNS BIBI: Even if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin wanted to end the genocide in Gaza — which he does not — Ben-Gvir, threatened to dissolve the fragile extremist government, which would mean the prime minister would face charges that could put him behind bars for years.

Ben-Gvir represents the fringe that has become mainstream in Israel since the beginning of the year. NPR noted that 15 years ago, he was convicted in an Israeli court for inciting racism and supporting an anti-Arab movement, which Israel has outlawed as a terrorist organization.

Netanyahu has been a good boy. He repeated that there will be no Palestinian state as long as he’s in charge—a slap in the face to the Biden administration and the war whores in Congress who have said a two-state solution is the only avenue to peace in the region.