Peloni: Much of the outrage over Ben Gvir’s comments stem from him being misquoted as having stated a desire to kill 30-40 people rather than terrorists. This is part of a common theme to discredit Ben Gvir with libelous and silly claims. To be honest, the number of terrorists eliminated daily is not so relevant as is that the process of eliminating the terrorists should continue. The promise of meeting out justice to these terrorists is a sacred debt which must not be betrayed, and I am glad to hear that the reports that this practice will continue despite the reports to the contrary.
Ben Gvir demands to kill ’30-40′ terrorists per night in Gaza, drawing wave of condemnation
Hanan Lischinsky | All Israel News | Published: August 17, 2026
The status quo on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem has prevented any type of non-Muslim religious ritual, particularly prayers by Jews and Christians, since 1967.
However, over the past years, especially during the period of right-wing firebrand Itamar Ben Gvir as National Security Minister, this status quo has eroded steadily, as Jewish visitors to the mount started praying, singing, and even fully prostrating themselves without being arrested.
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