– Prime Minister Binjamin Netanyahu cannot deport them again over and over again, and they will still come back – said Ben Gwir on the recording on platform X. The Minister of Security is also the chairman of the far -right party Jewish Strength.
He added that activists captured at sea should be detained for several months in an Israeli prison on ward intended for terrorists.
Israeli Minister: We can treat prisoners like terrorists
Ben Gwir, before the interception of Wednesday to Thursday, the global Sumud (GSF) flotilla, called for its participants as terrorists and treating them in this way. According to the minister's plan, the activists were to stay Prisoners in troops intended for terrorists.
The current Israeli policy assumed Deporting of activists as soon as possible trying to get to the Gaza Strip – After their consent or in the event of a refusal, court proceedings. The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Friday morning that such a procedure would also be applied to about 470 detained on Wednesday night to Thursday.
Humanitarian action is a reaction to the situation in the Gaza Strip
The Israeli jacket captured 42 GSF ships in international waters and brought people to Israel. Among the detainees are three Polish citizens and one person who is applying for Polish citizenship – Deputy Minister SZ Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski informed PAP on Friday.
He explained that all Poles should be currently in Penitentiary Institution in Ktz'ot in the south of Israel, where they should be able to talk to the Polish consul present there.
– If detained people agree voluntarily, they will be able to leave the country. We are already dealing with logistics issues. (…) However, if they do not agree voluntarily, after 72 hours they will stand in court and then the case is more difficult – said Bartoszewski.
The Ansa agency announced on Friday that Israel has already left four Italian parliamentarianswho participated in the convoy.
Another such humanitarian action
GSF declares that its goal was to break the illegal Israeli Gaza Zone blockade and to transport humanitarian aid there. A large -scale humanitarian crisis is underway in Palestinian territory, including hunger, caused by the war of Israel with Palestinian Hamas. Israeli authorities have repeatedly accused the flotilla of the fact that it served Hamas's goals.
Israel introduced the sea blockade of the Gaza Zone in 2007, after taking power over this territory by Hamas, justifying it with security issues. The legality of this move is the subject of disputes. Various non -governmental organizations have been organizing sea convoys for years to break the blockade.
