Adviser to Netanyahu's wife calls for torture of Gazans to death amid heavy blow from Hamas
An adviser to the wife of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made an inflammatory statement amid the raging war on Gaza, calling for torturing the Gaza residents to death as the Tel Aviv regime has suffered a heavy blow in last week’s Hamas military operation.
Tzipi Navon, a close adviser to and office manager for Sara Netanyah, fantasized about torturing the Palestinians in a post on her Facebook page, saying it was not enough to "flatten Gaza," but rather its residents should be captured and tortured "one-by-one" by pulling out their nails and skinning them alive.
Expounding on the horrific torture that the occupying regime should subject the Gazans to, Navon said their male genitals should be removed and fried.
"Save their tongues for last, so we can enjoy his screams, his ears so he can hear his own screams, and his eyes so he can see us smiling," she added.
Navon also reiterated unsubstantiated claims made by the Israeli regime’s fake media reports about the decapitation of babies by the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas in its Operation al-Aqsa Storm last weekend, the largest military operation against the illegal entity in decades.
The Gaza-based movement and its military wing, al-Qassam Brigades, categorically denied the allegations of beheading babies in a statement on Wednesday, saying they do not attack civilians.
The al-Qassam Brigades and the resistance only attack the military and security apparatuses of the Israeli regime, which are legitimate targets, the statement added.
The Israeli military admitted that it cannot officially confirm the claims, yet endorsed them.
The Gaza Health Ministry said 2,329 Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and 9,714 others injured by Israeli strikes.
This comes as more than 420,000 people are displaced within the Gaza Strip. A total of 270,374 out of 423,378 internally displaced people are now in UN shelters and schools.
At least 15 hospitals have been damaged by Israeli shelling and air raids.
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees said its shelters in the enclave “are not safe anymore” and warns that water is running out for the 2.3 million residents of the blockaded territory as the Israeli regime prepares for a ground offensive in the coastal area.
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