National Security Minister Ben-Gvir Confronts Hamas Terrorist in Prison
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir revealed that he met with a senior Hamas official, Hassan Salameh, two weeks ago during a visit to an Israeli prison. Ben-Gvir stated that he confronted Salameh, who is responsible for the 1996 suicide bombings on Jerusalem's Egged bus line 18, which killed 46 Jews. Ben-Gvir told Salameh that the teenager protesting the attacks then is now the National Security Minister. "I looked into the eyes of Satan," Ben-Gvir said, describing Salameh as trembling and terrified. Ben-Gvir also asserted that his policies as National Security Minister have made life hell for prisoners like Salameh. He further declared that if appointed Defense Minister, he would act to execute "terrorists who murder like him" and promote policies for the emigration of Palestinians from Gaza and the West Bank.
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