France and Germany oppose Ben Gvir's remarks on Palestinians
France and Germany condemned the remarks of Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who called for the killing of dozens of Palestinians daily in Gaza. They described his statements as unacceptable and a violation of international law. France announced that it had prohibited Ben Gvir from entering its territory in May and imposed sanctions on Israeli officials involved in violence against Palestinians. German officials, meanwhile, indicated the possibility of imposing further punitive measures at the European level. In contrast, Israel rejected Western sanctions, considering such measures to fuel anti-Semitism and noting that its settlements continue to expand despite being in violation of international law.
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