A member of Israel's government has made a provocative statement regarding Gaza. The official, who is part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet, has expressed support for killing a significant number of people in Gaza nightly. The exact nature of the statement is known, but details about the context are limited.
It is reported that the official suggested killing 30 to 40 people each night. Further information about this statement and its implications can be found through ABC7 News.
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