Israeli Homeland Security Minister Itamar Ben-Guer on Monday, in response to the European Union’s recent positions, called one of the regime’s biggest supporters “anti-Semite.”
Publish dateTuesday 12 May 2026 - 10:28
Story Code : 354375
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Ben-Guer posted a message on the X social network, saying that expecting the “anti-Semitic European Union” to make a moral decision is like “the sun rising from the west.”
He called on Zionist ministers to take the necessary steps to cancel the union’s plan and prevent the imposition of sanctions.
After years of European indifference to Israel’s crimes, the media reported hours ago that the European Union intends to impose sanctions against some Zionist settlers.
Europe, after the United States, is considered the biggest supporter of the Zionist regime, and during more than two years of Israel's military aggression against Gaza, it refused to take action or even take a firm stance to stop the regime's crimes. Now, it has limited itself to boycotting settlers who have carried out violent acts against Palestinians in the West Bank.
But this small amount of action and criticism was enough to be labeled anti-Semitic, and several Zionist ministers strongly criticized this European action.
Ben-Gwer went on to say that Israeli projects will not stop and that the Zionist regime will "continue to build settlements," which are being developed in the West Bank despite strong international opposition.
He called on Zionist ministers to take the necessary steps to cancel the union’s plan and prevent the imposition of sanctions.
After years of European indifference to Israel’s crimes, the media reported hours ago that the European Union intends to impose sanctions against some Zionist settlers.
Europe, after the United States, is considered the biggest supporter of the Zionist regime, and during more than two years of Israel's military aggression against Gaza, it refused to take action or even take a firm stance to stop the regime's crimes. Now, it has limited itself to boycotting settlers who have carried out violent acts against Palestinians in the West Bank.
But this small amount of action and criticism was enough to be labeled anti-Semitic, and several Zionist ministers strongly criticized this European action.
Ben-Gwer went on to say that Israeli projects will not stop and that the Zionist regime will "continue to build settlements," which are being developed in the West Bank despite strong international opposition.
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