Ministers Ben-Gvir, Ya'alon Clash Over Bid to Disqualify Jewish Power Party
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded to a petition seeking to disqualify the Otzma Yehudit party, which he claims was filed by former ministers Moshe Ya'alon and Omer Bar-Lev. Ben-Gvir, speaking on Channel 14's "HaUlpan HaPatuach" with Boaz Golan, asserted that the petition cites racism and harm to the democratic regime as grounds for disqualification.
Ben-Gvir strongly criticized the move, suggesting it stems from fear of Otzma Yehudit's continued political trajectory and policies. "They are afraid that we will continue, that I will continue everything I did in the police, that we will continue the entire revolution," he stated.
He further emphasized that attempts to disqualify his party would not deter him from his path. "It scares them. Despite their anger, I will continue," Ben-Gvir declared, indicating his resolve to press forward with his agenda.
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