Likud lawmaker Moshe Saada was interviewed on the Haredi radio station Kol Barama, saying that he has no problem with children in Gaza dying. “The only way to restore security is to continue the siege on Gaza. Our mistake is that we haven’t done this so far.” Saada is ostensibly a reasonable person, a jurist who worked in the Justice Ministry’s department of internal police investigations, a man of faith. However, the notion of starving Gaza has long become a prevalent one, not only in the Kahanist-ultranationalist religious part of the political spectrum.