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Shocking words of Netanyahu's Minister: 'Every night 30 to 40 people must be killed in Gaza'
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Shocking words of Netanyahu's Minister: 'Every night 30 to 40 people must be killed in Gaza'

Izraelski ministar nacionalne sigurnosti Itamar Ben-Gvir, član desne koalicije vladajuće vlade, izrazio je u podcastu svoju podršku za ciljano ubijanje 30 do 40 Palestinaca svake noći u Gazi, kako bi se oporavio Izrael nakon napada Hamasa 7. listopada. Ove izjave, koje su bile objavljene putem Euronews-a, izazvale su široku pažnju i kritiku. Ben-Gvir je kritizirao smanjenje izraelskih napada na Gazu i izrazio mišljenje da su neki Palestinci „neprikladni za život“. Njegove izjave su bile predmet brojnih osuda i povezane su s optužbama za genocid. Izrael odbacuje te optužbe, a prema podacima zdravstvenih vlasti u Gazi, tijekom dvije godine izraelske vojne ofenzive ubijeno je više od 100.000 Palestinaca. Ben-Gvir, koji ima značajan utjecaj na izraelski sigurnosni sustav, također zagovara iseljavanje Palestinaca iz Gaze, što bi moglo biti smatrano etničkim čišćenjem. U istom intervjuu izrazio je misao da cijela Gaza pripada Izraelu i da treba obnoviti židovska naselja u regiji.

Jared Kushner, a senior advisor and son-in-law of U.S. President Donald Trump, is set to visit Israel next week in an effort to reconcile differences between Washington and Tel Aviv regarding America’s 15-point Gaza peace plan. The trip comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly rejected the proposal on August 9, which was presented earlier in July by Nicholas Mladenov, the senior adviser to the U.S. Mission for Peace in the Middle East. The plan outlines the disarmament of the Palestinian militant group Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza territory. While Hamas has accepted the plan, Israel has stated it will only withdraw its troops if there is “real” disarming of the Islamist movement. Kushner will travel to Israel alongside Mladenov, aiming to hold constructive discussions about the comprehensive peace plan for Gaza under Trump’s administration. According to a source within the U.S. Mission for Peace, the plan includes a ceasefire in November 2025, marking the first turning point in the conflict. Since then, Israeli attacks have decreased but not ceased. The two officials hope their talks with Netanyahu will accelerate progress made so far. The initial version of the Gaza plan, proposed by the U.S. Mission for Peace and accepted by Hamas, included a phased Israeli withdrawal from much of the Gaza Strip. However, Mladenov later revised his statements, indicating that Israeli soldiers would not need to leave the coastal enclave until Hamas is fully disarmed. Netanyahu, facing pressure ahead of parliamentary elections in October, has pledged not to withdraw and has questioned Hamas's willingness to disarm, demanding they destroy their weapons in a verifiable manner. Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, a right-wing politician aligned with the Jewish Power party, called for targeted killings in Gaza, suggesting that 30 to 40 people should be killed each night. He expressed these views during a live podcast with former Gaza prisoner Rom Braslavski. Ben-Gvir argued that such actions were necessary even against non-immediate threats, claiming some Palestinians in Gaza were not worthy of life. His remarks drew sharp criticism from Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi, who labeled him a “Zionist criminal.” These comments followed new diplomatic efforts involving Kushner, who met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Hamas representatives in Cairo last Sunday to discuss Gaza’s future. Kushner is expected to meet with Netanyahu in Israel on Monday, with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Mladenov also anticipated to attend the meeting. This comes amid ongoing tensions and debates over the implementation of the Trump peace plan. Kushner previously met with Hamas officials in late 2025 alongside American envoy Steven Witkoff, facilitating a deal that led to a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of remaining hostages taken during Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Trump announced an agreement on complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza in late July, though Netanyahu has publicly rejected the plan. According to Trump, the agreement will be implemented in phases, with Israeli forces withdrawing from Gaza depending on Hamas’s disarmament. International Stabilization Forces (ISF), established last year through a United Nations resolution aimed at demilitarizing and developing the Gaza Strip, will collaborate with new Palestinian security forces to secure the enclave. Hamas has agreed to the plan but emphasized its implementation depends on Israel fulfilling its obligations, including withdrawal and ceasing attacks. Ben-Gvir’s controversial statements have drawn international attention, with similar remarks previously used as evidence of genocidal intent before the International Court of Justice. Israel denies charges of genocide in Gaza, citing figures from Gazan health authorities indicating more than 100,000 Palestinians have been killed during nearly two years of Israeli military operations. Ben-Gvir, known for his hardline stance, has advocated for mass displacement of Palestinians from Gaza, which legal experts argue could constitute ethnic cleansing. He has also pushed for rebuilding Jewish settlements throughout Gaza, not just in the formerly evacuated Gush Katif area. Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005, dismantling 21 Jewish settlements as part of a unilateral pullout. Recent Israeli military operations have significantly reduced the frequency of attacks, although the number of casualties since the ceasefire began in November exceeds 1,250 according to Gazan health ministry data. The Israeli military claims its strikes target Hamas members, but restrictions on conducting attacks have caused dissatisfaction among right-wing factions, including Ben-Gvir. These changes follow reports that the Israeli military has eased the intensity of attacks on Gaza, interpreted as a concession to Trump following Netanyahu’s rejection of a recent attempt to initiate a new ceasefire.

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Net.hr logoNet.hrIndependentConservativeFactual 95Objective 756 days ago
Shocking words of Netanyahu's Minister: 'Every night 30 to 40 people must be killed in Gaza'

Izraelski ministar nacionalne sigurnosti Itamar Ben-Gvir, član desne koalicije vladajuće vlade, izrazio je u podcastu svoju podršku za ciljano ubijanje 30 do 40 Palestinaca svake noći u Gazi, kako bi se oporavio Izrael nakon napada Hamasa 7. listopada. Ove izjave, koje su bile objavljene putem Euronews-a, izazvale su široku pažnju i kritiku. Ben-Gvir je kritizirao smanjenje izraelskih napada na Gazu i izrazio mišljenje da su neki Palestinci „neprikladni za život“. Njegove izjave su bile predmet brojnih osuda i povezane su s optužbama za genocid. Izrael odbacuje te optužbe, a prema podacima zdravstvenih vlasti u Gazi, tijekom dvije godine izraelske vojne ofenzive ubijeno je više od 100.000 Palestinaca. Ben-Gvir, koji ima značajan utjecaj na izraelski sigurnosni sustav, također zagovara iseljavanje Palestinaca iz Gaze, što bi moglo biti smatrano etničkim čišćenjem. U istom intervjuu izrazio je misao da cijela Gaza pripada Izraelu i da treba obnoviti židovska naselja u regiji.

Bias read (Conservative): The article presents statements by a high-ranking Israeli minister advocating for targeted killings and ethnic cleansing, which aligns with right-wing rhetoric. The framing emphasizes the minister’s controversial views and their alignment with hardline policies, while downplaying international legal

Why factuality (95): The article accurately conveys Ben-Gvir's statements and provides context about his political position and previous controversies. It cites Euronews as the source and mentions the international reactions, aligning well with the primary source document.

Why objectivity (75): The article remains largely objective in its reporting, though it uses strong language like 'shocking words' and 'extreme right-winger.' These descriptors may slightly affect neutrality, but overall, the piece presents the facts without overt bias.

N1 Hrvatska logoN1 HrvatskaIndependentConservativeFactual 95Objective 706 days ago
Ben-Gvir: "Gaza should have targeted killings, so that every night 30 to 40 people are removed"

Izraelski krajnje desni ministar nacionalne sigurnosti Itamar Ben-Gvir, član stranke Otzma Yehudit, izrazio je podršku ciljanim ubojstvima u Gazi, preporučujući da svake noći umrće 30 do 40 ljudi. Ovo je nastalo u kontekstu razgovora o uspostavi reda u Pojasi Gaze nakon rata, gdje se Ben-Gvir ne slaže s premijerom Benjaminom Netanyahuom. U izjavi, Ben-Gvir nije ograničio ciljanu vještinu samo na militantne Palestince već je smatrao da postoje ljudi u Gazi koji ne zaslužuju da žive. Odluke su uslijedile uoči novih posredničkih pregovora pod nadzorom Amerike, s učešćem Jareda Kushnera, izaslanika Trumpa, te potencijalnim sudjelovanjem bivšeg britanskog premijera Tony Blaira i drugih medijacija.

Bias read (Conservative): Artikl opisuje izjave izraelskog krajnje desnog ministra koji predlaže ciljane ubojstva kao dio političke strategije. Iako se ne radi o direktnom izvoru, izjava je izražena u okviru političkog konteksta, a njeno izražavanje koristi agresivna i konfliktualna rečenica koja ukazuje na desnički ključ. S

Why factuality (95): The article accurately quotes Ben-Gvir's statements about targeted killings in Gaza and provides proper context regarding his political stance and the podcast setting. It also mentions the Iranian official's condemnation, aligning closely with the primary source document.

Why objectivity (70): While the article reports facts objectively, it uses phrases like 'extremely right-wing' and 'criminal' to describe Ben-Gvir, which can be seen as biased. The inclusion of the Iranian official's criticism adds balance but may still lean toward a particular viewpoint.

HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija) logoHRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicProgressiveFactual 90Objective 606 days ago
Israeli Minister Ben-Gurion calls for more Palestinians to be killed in Gaza

Izraelski krajnje desno orijentirani ministar nacionalne sigurnosti Itamar Ben-Gvir, član stranke Otzma Yehudit, javio je u podcastu da bi trebalo provoditi ciljana ubojstva na stanovnici Gaze kako bi se svake noći uklonio 30 do 40 ljudi. On smatra da neki Palestinci ne zaslužuju da žive, što nije u skladu s stavom premijera Benjamineta Netanjahu. Izjave su uslijedile uoči novih posredničkih pregovora u regiji Jareda Kushnera, američkog izaslanika i zeta američkog predsjednika Donalda Trumpa. Zamjenik iranskog ministra vanjskih poslova Kazem Gharibabadi osudio je Ben-Gvireve izjave kao cionistički kriminalac. Pregovori uključuju razgovor s egiptskim predsjednikom Abdulom Fatahom al-Sisijem i predstavnicima Hamas-a, te sastanak s Netanjahoum u Izraelu.

Bias read (Progressive): Artikel fokusiše se na kritiku izraelskog krajnjeg desnog ministra, koji je izrazio ekstremno prema Palestincima, što pokazuje levi naglasak. Iako su izjave Ben-Gvira direktno opisane, njihovo objavljivanje u kontekstu globalnih pregovora i reagovanja iranske strane podstiče levi naglasak. Usporedba

Why factuality (90): The article accurately summarizes Ben-Gvir's statements and provides relevant background on his role and influence. It references the Iranian official's response, which aligns with the primary source. However, it lacks some contextual details present in the original report.

Why objectivity (60): The article maintains a relatively neutral tone but includes labels like 'extremely right-wing' and 'criminal,' which may introduce bias. The structure focuses on reporting events rather than presenting multiple perspectives, potentially limiting objectivity.

HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija) logoHRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenterFactual 87Objective 899 days ago
Trump's envoy is going to Israel to try to reconcile differences over Gaza.

Jared Kushner, Donald Trumpov izaslanik i zet, planira posjetiti Izrael i Egipat kako bi pokušao uskladiti razlike između Sjedinjenih Američkih Država i Izraela oko američkog mirovnog plana za Gazu. Plan, predstavljen krajem srpnja, predviđa razoružanje palestinskog pokreta Hamas i izraelsko povlačenje s teritorija Gaze. Iako je Hamas prihvatio plan, Izrael je odbio i tražio 'stvarno' razoružanje. Izraelski premijer Benjamin Netanyahu je javno odbacio plan 9. kolovoza, navodeći da neće dopustiti povlačenje bez sigurnosnih garantija. Kushner i visoki predstavnik Odbora za mir, Nikolaj Mladenov, nadaju se konstruktivnim raspravama o planu, koji predviđa prekid vatre u listopadu 2025.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the situation objectively, citing both Israeli and U.S. positions without overtly favoring either side. It includes quotes from anonymous sources within the Peace Council and outlines the conflicting stances of Israel and Hamas regarding the proposed ceasefire and disarmament.

Why factuality (87): The article accurately reports that Jared Kushner will visit Israel to address differences between the U.S. and Israel regarding the Gaza peace plan. It cites Reuters as a source and aligns with the general consensus found in other articles. The details about Netanyahu rejecting the 15-point plan an

Why objectivity (89): The article maintains a relatively neutral tone, presenting facts without overt bias. It quotes unnamed sources from the Peace Committee but does not take sides in the conflict. The language is professional and avoids strong emotional or ideological framing.

N1 Hrvatska logoN1 HrvatskaIndependentProgressiveFactual 85Objective 656 days ago
Trump's son-in-law meets with Netanyahu after talks with Hamas in Cairo

Izraelski premijer Benjamin Netanyahu odbijao je Trumpov plan za mirovni sporazum u Gazi, koji predviđa potpuno razoružanje Hamasa i druge naoružanih skupina te povlačenje izraelskih snaga iz Gaze. Američki izaslanik Jared Kushner je dan ranije održao sastanak s dužnosnicima Hamasa u Kairu, što je rijetko i podstoji neslaganjem između Trumpove politike i izraelske vlade. Kushner je prethodno posredovao u sporazumu koji je doveo do prekida vatre u Gazi i oslobađanja zatočenika. Trump je tvrdio da je postignut dogovor o potpunom razoružanju Hamasa, dok Netanyahu, koji priprema izbore, odbijao plan jer smatra da bi izraelske snage trebalo povlačiti tek nakon što Hamas ispunjava svoje obveze.

Bias read (Progressive): Artikel naglašava Trumpov plan kao ambiciozan i potpunu razgradnju terorističkog pokreta Hamasa, što se može interpretirati kao podrška američkoj poziciji. Međutim, izraz 'teroristički pokret' koji koristi tekst može biti subjektivan i sugerira levičarsku perspektivu. Također, naglasuje odbijanje iz

Why factuality (85): The article accurately reports on the meeting between Netanyahu and Trump's representatives, citing the involvement of Jared Kushner and the discussions with Hamas in Cairo. However, it omits specific details about Ben-Gvir's controversial remarks, focusing instead on the broader diplomatic context.

Why objectivity (65): The article presents the information neutrally but includes some emotionally charged terms like 'extremist' and 'terrorist' when referring to Hamas, which may introduce bias. The focus on Trump's mediation efforts might subtly favor one perspective.

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