Musician and host of 'The Watchdog' podcast on Mint Press News, Lowkey, posted earlier on Tuesday that Israeli politician Tally Gotliv, from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party, called for the use of a nuclear bomb on Gaza — a part of Palestine.
Lowey has been regularly posting on social media and ‘exposing’ the Israeli atrocities on Gaza.
Revital Tally Gotliv is an Israeli lawyer and politician. She is currently a member of the Knesset for the Likud. She was also among two Israeli lawmakers who visited the hospitalized settler suspected of murdering a Palestinian.
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She is known for provocative speeches, as per the Israeli media reports.
Earlier, Renegade Likud MK Tally Gotliv slammed Prime Minister Netanyahu for defending Israel Defense Forces (IDF) officials and the security establishment, and justified recent attacks by lawmakers on the military.
Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant issued a joint statement rejecting the mounting rebukes of IDF brass expressed by lawmakers, confidants of the premier, right-wing media, and others, after defense officials repeatedly voiced concern over damage to the military’s readiness caused by some reservists’ refusals to carry out their duties in protest of the coalition’s judicial overhaul legislation.
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“Mr. Prime Minister, why are you apologizing for nothing?” Gotliv tweeted. “What right does a government have to exist if we remain silent when the IDF’s top brass considered issuing a statement regarding their competence in a way that would play into the hands of our enemies and seriously harm our national resilience?”
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