In a statement released on Sunday, the ministry slammed Netanyahu for his support for illegal settlers that allows them to carry out crimes against Palestinians without prosecution.
It added that the continued attacks show that Netanyahu is not serious about pursuing Zionist terrorist groups and even encourages them, Press TV reported.
The statement also noted the ministry’s surprise over the absence of international reaction to such crimes which are being carried out in broad daylight.
The statement went on to call on human rights organizations to document the Tel Aviv regime's crimes to later use them as evidence in international courts.
Meanwhile, a group of Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian farms in the northern part of the occupied West Bank, beating and injuring three Palestinians.
The incident occurred in the village of al-Janiyah, some eight kilometers northwest of Ramallah, where 15 settlers from the nearby settlement of Talmon assaulted and savagely beat the Palestinians.
Settlers, mostly armed, regularly attack Palestinian villages and farms and set fire to their mosques, olive groves and other properties in the West Bank under the so-called "price tag” policy.