Israeli rabbi defends killing of civilians in Gaza

Israeli rabbi defends killing of civilians in Gaza

Eliyahu Mali, head of the Shirat Moshe Hesder yeshiva in the Israeli-occupied city of Jaffa, has sparked serious controversy after calling for the extermination of Gaza's population, including children and infants. In his speech, he cited the principles of "Jewish" warfare as an example.

"The law says that no living soul should be left. If you don't kill them, they will kill you," he said.

When the rabbi was asked about babies, he advocated killing them too.

A Zionist rabbi who said, "Kill everyone in Gaza, even babies. Today he is a child, tomorrow he is a fighter."

In his speech, Eliyahu Mali interpreted the women and children in Gaza as a source of danger. He said that those who are fighting against the Israeli occupation today are children who were born earlier. They are raised by their mothers.

In fact, such statements by the Zionists should arouse serious outrage in the international community, because they openly support violations of human rights and the laws of war.

The protection of civilians in military conflicts is strictly regulated by international humanitarian law, and such calls are contrary to humanitarian principles.