These people are psycho. Holy hell the irony of saying something like that is astounding.

I remember a piece I read in about 2003, writer for new Yorker or Slate or something was home for the holidays with her Japanese-American family. Her family, around the Christmas table was talking about the post 9-11 world, was saying the US should have tighter security and more restrictions on "Muslims" in the US, though admitting the vast majority of them were the same as other citizens.

The writer was horrified that her family--who had a grandfather in Manzanar at the table--was so ready to trod down the same road only a few decades later despite their firsthand experience in the US after Pearl harbor.

If those folks are so easily manipulated by propaganda, what hope does an average person have?

Wow, he said it out loud. I mean, looking at it from the outside it sure looks like they are trying to level it but goddamn, that dude actually SAID it.

If anyone wants to dismiss this as a statement by an irrelevant fringe person, remember this: Poll results were also hawkish when it came to the use of force in Gaza: 57.5% of Israeli Jews said that they believed the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) were using too little firepower in Gaza

Jesus Christ... I used to joke about "you know, it's only a matter of time before some asshole Israeli starts talking about a 'final solution' to 'the Palestinian problem.'" But here we are...

Well, he was referring to the present day memorial / museum, so I guess that’s better than an active slave labor / death camp.

Not exactly an aspirational vision though.

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Israel should be sending Palestinian Gazans fleeing the fighting to refugee camps in Lebanon, with the entire Gaza Strip being emptied and leveled and turned into a museum like the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, Metula Council head David Azoulai told 103FM.

Then, a security strip should be established from the sea to the Gaza border fence, completely empty, as a reminder of what was once there.

It should resemble the Auschwitz concentration camp," he said in an interview with Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal.

Let it become a museum, showcasing the capabilities of the State of Israel and dissuading anyone from living in the Gaza Strip.

"We should leave Gaza desolate and destroyed to serve as a museum, demonstrating the madness of the people who lived there."

Azoulai finished the interview by saying, "The displaced residents of the North deserve to know when and how they will return home.

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