Israeli general threatened to kill for the demolition of Jewish settlements.

Israeli general Gadi Shamni (Gadi Shamni) received a letter threatening violence against him and his family, which seems suspect sent disgruntled expulsion from the Palestinian territories, Israeli settlers, reported Agence France-Presse.
In the letter, the general described as "anti-Semitic, who hates the Jews" and "son of Satan." In addition to threats to the general message of the authors hinted at the possibility of violence on his children, who were also called "sons of Satan."
Shamni commanded the army in the West Bank, which are often involved in the elimination of illegal Jewish settlements in the Palestinian territories. This leads to frustration of radical settlers. On Wednesday, June 4, had been eliminated, another settlement, consisting of nine dilapidated buildings. The settlement has already been demolished several times in recent months, but the residents of the newly restored their buildings.
Total West Bank is currently located about 100 illegal Jewish settlements, even 121 built with the approval of the Government. The international community, especially the American administration, requires the demolition of Jewish settlements in the Palestinian territories.
During a meeting in Washington with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, U.S. President Barack Obama, said that settlements in the West Bank must be dismantled. May 31, the Israeli government published a list of illegal settlements, which will be demolished soon.
Radical forces called on Israel not to "the dictates of Washington." Netanyagu stated that the decision to demolish the settlements are not connected with the United States and promised to build new settlements, Israelis would not be.
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, in response to the settlers to stop the operation of demolishing buildings said that he favored the removal of settlements negotiated with the residents. However, Barak said that "if the talks would be impossible, we will act quickly and aggressively to establish the rule of law".