This is not great either. But I have found the magazine and the quote - the magazine is "Israel En Guerre Dossier Raids Nov - Dec 2025 and Jan 2026" and the extract is:
Le 9 octobre 2023, l'Etat hebreu impose un "siege complete" a l'enclave palestinienne. "Pas d'electricite, pas de nourriture, pas d'eau, pas de carburant [...]. Nous combattons des animaux humains et nous agissons en consequence", declare alor le ministre de la Defence israelien, Yoav Gallant
Which roughly translates as:
On October 9, 2023, the State of Israel imposed a "full siege" on the Palestinian enclave. “No electricity, no food, no water, no fuel [...]. We are fighting human animals and we are acting accordingly,” declared Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
And in relation to the bombardments:
En consideration de la declaration anterieure, on peut legitement s'interroger sur l'application, ou non, de la "doctrine Dahiya", qui preconise l'utilisaton de la force militaire disproportionnee lors de represailles contre des zones civiles [...] La doctrine Dahiya theorise, depuis 2008, qu'il ne faut plus faire la distinction entre cibles civiles et militaire afin d'affaiblir les ennemis de l'Etat hebreu et les dissuader de lancer de futures attaques. En detruisant les infrastructure (routes, batiments admintratifs, installations electriques, etc) le but est d'obliger l'ennemi a consacrer tout son temps a reconstruire plutot qu'a s'organiser et a se rearmer. Un concept securitaire dont les civils payent le prix fort [..]
Which roughly translates as:
In light of this earlier statement, one can legitimately question whether or not the “Dahiya Doctrine”, which advocates the use of disproportionate military force in reprisals against civilian areas, is being used [...] The Dahiya Doctrine has theorized since 2008 that the distinction between civilian and military targets should no longer be made in order to weaken the enemies of the State of Israel and deter them from launching future attacks. Destroying infrastructure (roads, administrative buildings, electrical installations, etc.) is the aim, but it forces the enemy to devote all its time to rebuilding rather than organizing and rearming. A security concept for which civilians pay a heavy price [...]