Al Habtoor Criticizes Ben Gvir Over Peace
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's statements, in which he called for carrying out 30 to 40 targeted assassinations in Gaza every night, have sparked strong reactions from Emirati businessman Khalaf Al Habtoor. Al Habtoor considered that such remarks contradict the concepts of peace and human rights. He expressed deep condemnation of fueling violence and killing as means to resolve conflicts, emphasizing that life is a fundamental human right and that the threat of making Israeli official language a declaration of intent to kill and assassinate significantly hampers prospects for peace and coexistence. His stance affirms that respect for human rights and dignity is the foundation of any peace process, and openly discussing killing children and women is a dangerous decline that deepens divisions and threatens the future of peace in the region. These remarks come amid ongoing military escalation in Gaza, with increasing regional and international criticism of Israeli occupation practices and calls to strengthen peace efforts and negotiations based on respecting Palestinian rights.
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