Ben Gvir and the Obscenity of Zionist Power
Recently released images show Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir walking among handcuffed Palestinian prisoners who are seated on the ground, humiliated and guarded by armed soldiers. This scene was openly displayed by Ben Gvir, a prominent figure representing the most brutal and openly racist aspect of the Zionist regime.
Ben Gvir is not an exception within the Israeli system, but rather its most candid representation. His supremacist rhetoric, disdain for Palestinian life, and celebration of violence as a political tool reflect a colonial project that has enshrined contempt for Palestinians as state policy.
"The presence of this official before subjugated men, stripped of their dignity, is intended to send a message: Israel can continue to humiliate Palestinians with impunity and without any consequences."
However, the oppressors fail to realize that every image of repression stands as a historical record of their crimes, and every act of humiliation only deepens the Palestinian resolve to attain freedom.
The international community, through its silence, tacitly allows the normalization of Zionist fascism. Governments that champion human rights yet ignore these abuses become participants in this brutality.
"From the Palestinian Union of Latin America (UPAL), we denounce this act of planned cruelty as part of a systematic policy of dehumanization."
This deliberate cruelty is emblematic of the ongoing state-sponsored dehumanization of Palestinians.
Author’s summary: The actions of Itamar Ben Gvir embody the systemic oppression inherent in Zionist policies, revealing a state-led campaign of humiliation and dehumanization against Palestinians, ignored by the global community.
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