In a scene met with conspicuous international silence, hundreds of right-wing Israelis gathered on October 21, 2024, for a conference to discuss reestablishing settlements in Gaza.

The impact of the far-right's rise in Europe has begun to surface in recent local elections across several EU countries, particularly regarding tougher measures to curb immigration.

Far-right extremists, who are currently in power in Netanyahu's government, are very serious about “rebuilding the Temple" and destroying al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem.

Amid riots and violence against Muslims in the UK, questions have arisen about the existence of a conspiracy against Muslims, driven by specific parties, particularly the Zionist lobby.

Israeli politicians and analysts have warned that the Israeli Occupation state is on the brink of civil war following clashes at the Beit Lid military base between settlers and the Israeli army, with Ben-Gvir's police refusing to intervene.