National Security Minister Ben-Gvir Vows Resilience After Foiled Assassination Plot
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded to the revelation of a terrorist cell from Nablus, which police and the Shin Bet claim planned to assassinate him using an explosive drone. Ben-Gvir stated this was the eleventh assassination attempt against him, attributing his survival to divine intervention. "This is the eleventh time they have tried to assassinate me, and the Holy One, blessed be He, saves me from their hands," Ben-Gvir said. He issued a message to his perceived enemies, declaring, "This will not deter me and will not frighten me."
Ben-Gvir further asserted that he would continue his policies, stating, "They fear and tremble at the thought that I will be the Minister of Defense; with me, there are no compromises and no concessions." The minister's comments follow the arrest of several suspects by the Shin Bet and police, who allegedly planned the attack on Ben-Gvir during a visit to the West Bank.
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