Father of captivity survivor Eitan Mor and Religious Zionism Knesset candidate sharply attacks British sanctions on Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria: “We are the masters of the land."
Tzvika Mor, a candidate on the Religious Zionism slate and the father of captivity survivor Eitan Mor, sharply criticized the British government over its decision to impose sanctions on Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, calling the British “antisemites" and “the worst after the Nazis."
In an interview with Kan Reshet Bet’s Bahazi Hayom program, Mor said, “For me, they are at least number two after the Nazis. Of course, there are the Nukhba terrorists, but the British come after them."
“The British revoked the Balfour Declaration, imposed the White Paper on us, allowed the riots during the Great Arab Revolt, ignored their obligation to establish a national home for the Jewish people here, and turned back Holocaust refugees - they are simply antisemites," he said.
Mor expressed support for the government’s decision to expand Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, saying it represented “the appropriate Zionist response" to international pressure.
“We are showing that we do not surrender to pressure and that we act out of justice. These are state lands. I don’t think the English consult with us before they build a neighborhood in Liverpool. We are the masters of the land, and security control must be ours alone," he said.
Addressing allegations of Jewish violence in Judea and Samaria, Mor criticized British and international coverage.
“They take a tiny minority of incidents and call it ‘Jewish terrorism.’ What do we have to complain about when it comes to Britain, which is already a very antisemitic place? We have not forgotten what they did to us here during the Mandate period."
Mor also called for a fundamental change in Israeli policy toward Judea and Samaria and for Israel to withdraw from the Oslo Accords.
“We need to formally announce that we no longer accept the Oslo Accords. We are canceling them and returning everywhere. Most of Areas A and B are open land, and that is where we will live," he said.
Regarding the future of the Palestinian population, Mor said, “We do not need to expel anyone. We need to open the gates to emigration and allow anyone who wants to leave to do so. Security control must be transferred entirely to us, while civilian control will be theirs. That is how we correct the crime of Oslo."