It gets better.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/rcna179731
Israeli minister draws criticism for saying Trump's win is an opportunity to annex parts of the West Bank
A call from Israel’s ultranationalist finance minister to use Donald Trump’s election win as an opportunity to annex parts of the occupied West Bank has drawn international condemnation and fueled fears about the U.S. ally’s plans.
Bezalel Smotrich said Monday that “the time has come” to extend Israeli sovereignty over settlements in the area — land recognized by the international community as belonging to Palestinians in their quest for a future state.
The Israeli minister welcomed the president-elect’s victory and said he would seek Trump's support for the move.
“I intend, with God’s help, to lead a government decision that says that the government of Israel will work with the new administration of President Trump and the international community to apply Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria,” he said, using a name employed by many Israelis for the West Bank.
Discussions on plans to annex parts of the West Bank were held between Israel and Washington during Trump’s first term, and Smotrich said that he would push his government to engage with the incoming administration to gain support.
“We will apply the sovereignty, together with our American friends,” he added.
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Smotrich has drawn controversy since becoming part of Netanyahu's hard-line coalition government in 2022.
In March 2023, he claimed that there is “no such thing” as a Palestinian people, and in January he joined thousands of people at a conference in Jerusalem calling for Israel to rebuild settlements in Gaza and northern parts of the West Bank.