Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has taken a firm stance against Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir following the release of a video that shows the minister mocking detained activists from a flotilla aimed at delivering aid to Palestinians. Wong described the video as 'shocking and unacceptable', prompting her to summon Israeli Ambassador Hillel Newman to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. In the footage, Ben-Gvir is seen taunting the activists, who are detained and kneeling on the ground, declaring, 'Welcome to Israel, we are the landlords.' He dismissed the activists as 'terror supporters' and urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to keep them in prison longer. Wong emphasized that Australia condemns Ben-Gvir's actions and called for humane treatment of detainees, including 11 Australians among those detained. Australia's Ambassador to Israel has already made representations to the Israeli government, demanding the release of the detainees and adherence to international obligations regarding their treatment. In response, Netanyahu acknowledged the need to prevent provocateurs from entering Israeli waters but stated that Ben-Gvir's conduct was inconsistent with Israel's values.