National Security Minister Confronts Terrorists Complaining About Prison Conditions
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited a prison housing female Islamic Jihad terrorists who complained about their conditions. Ben-Gvir rejected their complaints, and a former hostage criticized the terrorists' audacity.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Ben-Gvir visited a prison with female Islamic Jihad terrorists.
- Inmates complained about worsened detention conditions.
- Ben-Gvir rejected their complaints, ending 'summer camp' days.
- A former hostage criticized the terrorists' behavior.
- The former hostage urged Ben-Gvir to respond forcefully.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited a prison holding female terrorists from the Islamic Jihad organization. During his tour, several inmates complained to the minister, claiming their detention conditions had significantly worsened and become "very bad."
Ben-Gvir responded firmly, stating, "The days of summer camp in Israeli prisons are over." He asserted that such complaints would not be tolerated.
Following the release of a video from the tour on social media, Rom Barslavsky, a former hostage held by the Islamic Jihad, reacted strongly. Barslavsky, who was held captive by the organization to which the complaining terrorists belong, stated, "She is allowing herself to speak too much. Be sure, Ben Gvir, that they did not speak to us like that. God willing, in the next conversation with her, you will slap her in the face."
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