Benjamin Netanyahu & Oren Marmorstein

Benjamin Netanyahu: Benjamin Netanyahu's government is facing anger from Western countries due to its policies of expanding settlements in the West Bank, which are seen as undermining a Palestinian state.

Oren Marmorstein: Oren Marmorstein, spokesman for Israel's foreign ministry, condemned the sanctions as 'disgraceful' and an attempt to impose a political stance on Israel.

Benjamin Netanyahu: Benjamin Netanyahu, as Prime Minister of Israel, instructed the deportation of activists and rebuked Itamar Ben-Gvir for his provocative actions, attempting to manage the international backlash while defending Israel's right to maintain the blockade.

Oren Marmorstein: Oren Marmorstein, Israel's foreign ministry spokesman, confirmed the deportation of all foreign activists and reiterated Israel's stance against breaching the naval blockade on Gaza.

Benjamin Netanyahu: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the prosecution of Israeli soldiers as 'blood libel' and threatened to sue The New York Times for defamation, indicating his strong stance against accusations of sexual violence.

Oren Marmorstein: As an Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Oren Marmorstein condemned Israel's inclusion on the blacklist, describing the UN's decision as 'shameful and absurd' and accusing the organization of unfairly targeting Israel.

Oren Marmorstein: Oren Marmorstein, Israel's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, stated that Hamas was responsible for the consequences of its ceasefire violation and attributed the high death toll to Hamas using civilians as human shields.

Oren Marmorstein: Oren Marmorstein, spokesperson for Israel's Foreign Ministry, expressed concerns about targeted attacks against the Jewish community in Australia.