> Your entire premise is based on some random quotes from an individual?

Among genocide and ethnic cleansing peddling, over 500: https://law4palestine.org/law-for-palestine-releases-databas...

And even if we limit to this one individual, these quotes are not random, but clear, purposeful, and repeated: https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/ben-gvir-says-he-would-be...

And it not just some individual, but a member of the Israeli government. Mind you, this government is under orders from the ICJ to do everything in its power to prevent genocide. A government which allows one of its members to speak like this, and doesn’t kick them out of the government (let alone after repeated offense) is at least sympathetic to this speech. But given that he is by no means the only member of the government which repeatedly incites genocide or ethnic cleansing, I think it is more likely that the whole government supports this speech, and is aiming for these prospects.

> > Israel does not have the right to exterminate Hamas by any means necessary. Actually, yes they do.

The mask slips