ISRAELI ETHNIC CLEANSING:

TEL AVIV: Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has made a tearful address in which he again expressed his views on recent Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

The audience for the speech to the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, included far right cabinet ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir.

“I strongly condemn the criminal acts of violence committed last week in the villages of Qusra and Jalud,” Mr Netanyahu began, already visibly attempting to control his emotions. (below)

“It was committed by a handful of rioters who are violating the law, causing a grave injustice to the law-abiding Jewish…., ” he said before he had to stop speaking as tears began welling in his eyes.

He paused long enough to regain control of his emotions before repeating his remark.

“It was committed by a handful of rioters who are violating the law, causing a grave injustice to the law-abiding Jewish community, interfering with the IDF in carrying out its missions,” he finally uttered while tears ran down his cheeks and his shoulders shook. (below)

“The IDF will arrest and charge those who disobey the law,” he said before trying to stem his by-now almost uncontrollable tears and shaking. (below)

He resumed his seat but not before adding almost in a whisper: “Arrest and charge Palestinians, just to be clear.”

“Then hang them,” interjected in unison both finance minister Smotrich and national security minister Ben-Gvir who were both also visibly moved by the Prime Minister’s speech. (below)

The pair also hastily added: “Hang Palestinians, just to be clear.”

A separate camera filming from behind the Knesset dais revealed Mr Netanyahu had kept both hands behind his back with the forefinger and second finger on both hands firmly crossed for the duration of his speech.

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