Israeli Extremists Are Forming a Criminal Government

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Israeli extremists are forming a government of criminals

The strange negotiations and bargaining of Israeli extremists allied with Benjamin Netanyahu over various cabinet positions in the upcoming Israeli government have once again been delayed. It seems this announced delay is more to conceal the concessions Netanyahu has given to Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, two dangerous extremist Israeli leaders.

The cabinet being formed in Israel so far, based on the confirmed presence of various figures, includes at least four convicted or on-trial prisoners, with Netanyahu himself leading this group of criminals. Itamar Ben Gvir, whose appointment as head of the Ministry of Internal Security and control of the Israeli police is almost certain, was a security convict and a person under police surveillance before the recent elections. He now wants to take on this leadership role. These two individuals will not be the only criminals and suspects in the forming Israeli cabinet, and the list is more extensive.

Israeli media reports indicate serious concessions that Israeli extremists have received from Netanyahu for harsh actions against Palestinians, strengthening settlement construction and existing settlements, and expanding the influence of extremist Jews.

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