One can argue credibly what Netanyahu’s position is. one cannot argue credibly what Israel’s position is except if you mean the position of the government, in which case there is no reason to say that something is both Israel’s and Netanyahu’s position.
Leftists always try to silence opinions they find uncomfortable. That is why they ostracised Meir Kahane and did not grieve for his death at the hands of an Arab terrorist. That is why they tortured Menachem Begin in his final years, chanting and marching in front of his house. That is why they hated Sharon until he reversed himself. That is why they hate Moshe Feiglin.
As I wrote, I am not an advocate of expelling the Arabs from Judea and Samaria, or from Gaza, or from those parts of Israel that were within the 1948 cease fire lines. I am opposed to that.
I object to your efforts to cut off discussion by conflating that question with Naziism. The Nazis never evacuated non-German populations; they murdered them. The Nazis murdered a population that was not waging war against the Germans and regarded itself as part of the German nation. Israel is facing a fifth column that is infested with people who want to kill Jews and cheer when it happens. While I am opposed to a population transfer I would not shut down someone who wants to discuss it, particularly in such a dishonest way as to call them comparable to Nazis.
You are working very hard to present left-wing views as right-wing ones. It is not histprically accurate, it obfuscates the issues and I will do what i can to keep the conversation honest.
If there was to be named a well-known Jewish Terrorist, it would be Meier Kahane!
Quote from Jewish Virtual Library ...
While some saw Kahane’s goals as laudable, his actions were often criminal. He spent time in jail after being convicted of conspiring to make bombs.
Kahane and his family moved to Israel in 1971, where he founded the militantly anti-Arab Kach political party. The party’s platform called for the anexation of all conquered territories and the forcible removal of all Palestinians. Under the auspices of Kach, Kahane continued to lobby for his beliefs in violent ways, and was jailed on several occasions. He was the first Jew in Israel to ever be accused of sedition.
Kahane ran for Knesset and lost in 1976 and 1980, but was finally elected in 1984. His movement continued to grow until, prior to the 1988 Knesset elections, the Kach party was banned from running by a Labor-Likud coalition. The ban was based on an amendment added to Israel’s Basic Law that disqualified any candidate whose platform included “incitment to racism.”
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/biography/kahane.html
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This is NOT an example of a Jew that represents Israel, as should be obvious by his criminal activity and Israeli government actions against him.
Anyone who even mentions him in any degree of support is not someone to ever listen to again!