The most prominent of what came in the statement of Dimitri Diliani, a member of the Revolutionary Council and spokesman for the reformist and democratic movement in Fatah: 

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu defended the extremist Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, who has been convicted of terrorism-related charges. Ben Gvir's statements regarding the freedom of movement for Palestinians in the occupied areas have raised serious concerns on both a global and a larger scale, revealing the discriminatory nature of the Israeli government.

 Diliani described Netanyahu's stance as "highlighting deep-rooted discrimination and the criminalization of the Palestinian people within Israeli society."

Diliani stated, "Benjamin Netanyahu's complete support for Itamar Ben Gvir's extremist position on the freedom of movement for the Palestinian public in the Palestinian territories is a clear reflection of discrimination embedded within Israeli politics. This is not just the position of one politician; it reflects the agenda of the elected government itself."

Diliani pointed out that Netanyahu's position, prioritizing the freedom of movement for illegal Israeli settlers in the Palestinian territories over the original Palestinian residents, is a glaring reflection of internal Israeli views that have long supported the violent and unlawful occupation of Palestinian lands. This stance directly contradicts international law and agreements that affirm the fundamental rights of the Palestinian people.

Diliani emphasized that despite Netanyahu's justifications for these views, which suggest imaginary security concerns, they cannot hide the profound injustice inflicted by the Israeli occupation. Reframing this bigotry as a matter of "the right to life taking precedence over freedom of movement" is a misunderstanding of the essence of human rights and a justification for the war crimes and atrocities committed by the state of Israel against Palestinian civilians living under its military occupation.

For many years, the occupied West Bank has suffered from Israeli military aggression and violent raids in Palestinian towns. It is a tragic situation that requires a comprehensive, just, and fair solution that respects the rights and dignity of the people living in this area under Israeli military occupation.

Diliani stressed that the Reform Democratic Faction within the Fatah movement calls on the international community to firmly uphold justice and human rights and to work diligently towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict imposed by Israel on the Palestinian people.

This statement reflects the position of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the statements of the far-right extremist Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, regarding the freedom of movement for Palestinians in the occupied areas. It highlights internal Israeli views and the challenges faced by Palestinians under Israeli occupation and calls for a commitment to justice, human rights, and a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

PALYOUTH. K.F