Normalising hate: Israel leans in to anti-Palestinian violence, rhetoric
Summary
The ceasefire in Gaza, enforced by the U.S., has not stopped ongoing violence against Palestinians by Israel. Israeli lawmakers are discussing new laws that may target Palestinians, including expanding the death penalty. Recent data shows a significant increase in violent incidents against Palestinians.Key Facts
- The U.S.-enforced ceasefire on October 10 does not appear to have stopped attacks on Gaza.
- Israeli anti-Palestinian violence has increased throughout the country and West Bank.
- The Israeli parliament is considering new laws, such as expanding the death penalty, which could target Palestinians.
- A senior Israeli lawmaker defended a banned ultranationalist group, Kach.
- In October, there were 264 reported attacks on Palestinians, the highest since 2006, according to the UN.
- Media freedom in Israel faces challenges with laws targeting foreign media and closing Army Radio.
- Public sentiment in Israel has hardened against Palestinians, with regular incidents of violence reported.
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