PR Executive Slams Minister Ben-Gvir's Book Distribution to Children

Public relations executive Rani Rahav harshly criticized National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir during a live television broadcast on Channel 13's "Shishi" program. Rahav condemned the distribution of Ben-Gvir's children's book, "The Minister Who Didn't Stop," to students and parents at the entrance of educational institutions on the first day of the school year.

"We don't want a country without values. A minister in the government who releases such a book, it's a book without values. This book should go to hell. That's what should be done with this book. Shame and disgrace, a minister in the government releases such a book to the children of Israel. What will they learn? That crime is a good thing? These elections should also be about values," Rahav stated vehemently.

The distribution of the book, which has sparked widespread public and media discussion, was previously challenged by the Movement for Quality of Government. They filed a petition seeking an injunction against the distribution at educational facilities. However, Justice Noam Sohlberg dismissed the petition, allowing the distribution to proceed.

The unusual move by Ben-Gvir's staff to hand out the book at school entrances has become a significant point of public debate regarding values and the role of a government minister.