Settler rabbis wrote a 2010 manual authorizing killing non-Jewish infants and children.

Evidence

Perpetrators of Price-Tag attacks draw on the text Torat ha-Melekh (The King’s Torah), written in 2010 by two prominent settler rabbis, which provides quasireligious justification for committing violence against non-Jews (The Forward and Estrin 2010). The year it was published, The King’s Torah was described in an article in the Israeli daily Haaretz as a “rabbinic instruction manual outlining acceptable scenarios for killing non-Jewish babies, children and adults” (The Forward and Estrin 2010). — Nadim N. Rouhana and Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian, When Politics Are Sacralized, 1030

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