Another scandalous threat from Ben-Gvir, who is at the top of Sinvar's assassination list.

After the assassination attempt on Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, Yahya Sinwar, who took over as the head of Hamas, made another scandalous statement about Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel's far-right Minister of National Security, who is at the top of the assassination list.

ISRAELI MINISTER CONTINUES SCANDALS

Ben-Gvir, who called for the permanent occupation of the Gaza Strip, said that Hamas should be crushed completely until it surrenders, opposing the US-backed mediation efforts.

The Israeli minister wrote that all humanitarian aid and fuel transfers should be stopped until all prisoners held by Hamas are released, and Israeli officials should "encourage migration and occupy the Gaza Strip permanently."

"PARTICIPATING IN CEASEFIRE TALKS WOULD BE A SERIOUS MISTAKE"

A few days ago, Ben-Gvir also said in an interview with Israel Channel 14 that it would be a "serious mistake" for Israel to participate in ceasefire talks next Thursday. Minister of National Security Ben-Gvir reported that he told Netanyahu that the Israeli army did a "great job" in Gaza and asked, "So why withdraw them?"

AT THE TOP OF SINWAR'S DEATH LIST

While the moves of Yahya Sinwar, the new leader of Hamas, who turned Gaza into a bloodbath and killed nearly 40,000 Palestinians against Israel since October 7, 2023, are wondered, a video that was leaked on the internet caused a great impact. In the video served by Hamas, it can be seen that the fighters opened Ben-Gvir's photo and placed a gun next to it, giving the message that he is the first target.

WHO IS BEN-GVIR?

Ben-Gvir advocates for granting immunity to Israeli soldiers who shoot stones at Palestinians and imposing the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of attacks against Jews.

Ben-Gvir is a student of Meir Kahane, the founder of the Kach party, which was labeled as a terrorist group by the US. Before entering politics, he was convicted of crimes such as inciting racism and supporting a terrorist organization.