Ben Gvir Vows to Continue Despite Disqualification Attempts

Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir stated in an interview on Channel 14's "Ha'Ulpan Ha'Patuach" with Boaz Golan that attempts to disqualify his party, Otzma Yehudit, are driven by fear of his political agenda. Ben Gvir asserted that the disqualification requests, which he claims were filed by former ministers Moshe Ya'alon and Omer Barlev among others, are based on accusations of racism and harm to the democratic regime.

Ben Gvir characterized the move as an attempt to halt his political progress and the "revolution" he initiated during his tenure as police chief. He expressed defiance, stating that the efforts to disqualify his party would not deter him from his path. "They are afraid that we will continue, that I will continue everything I did in the police, that we will continue the entire revolution," Ben Gvir said.

He concluded by reiterating his resolve, declaring, "It scares them. Despite their anger and frustration, I will continue." The interview addressed the ongoing political challenges and Ben Gvir's commitment to his party's platform.