Ben-Gvir, with his "radicalism," is a derogatory term for Netanyahu's coalition governments, thus relatively easily imposing his own extremes. At least, that's how he can justify it to his key foreign partners, without whose participation the very process of depopulating Gaza would be impossible, by hiding behind real or imagined quarrels within the coalition, writes Wojciech Golonka in his article "They Can Do More – Until Then."
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Ben-Gvir, with his "radicalism," is a derogatory term for Netanyahu's coalition governments, thus relatively easily imposing his own extremes. At least, that's how he can justify it to his key foreign partners, without whose participation the very process of depopulating Gaza would be impossible, by hiding behind real or imagined quarrels within the coalition, writes Wojciech Golonka in his article "They Can Do More – Until Then."