Far-right Knesset member involved in Palestinian monument removal

Israeli Knesset member from the far-right Tzvi Sukkot participated in destroying a Palestinian memorial in the village of Madama, north of the West Bank, with Israeli military forces providing protection. Sukkot used sledgehammers to demolish the monument honoring the village's martyrs, while Israeli troops secured his safety. This comes after he previously called for the removal of the monument, which he described as "terrorist," claiming he personally carried out the act after official efforts had failed. The Israeli military considers Sukkot's actions to be illegal, and officials expressed their condemnation. Israeli politicians, including Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, criticized the deputy's behavior, warning that such actions threaten security and stability.

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