Minister Ben-Gvir Vows Strict Limits on Inmate Food, Cites Past Prison Visit
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- Minister Ben-Gvir vowed to limit terrorist provisions to the legal minimum.
- He cited a past incident where he visited a prison over excess food for inmates.
- Ben-Gvir emphasized strict adherence to policy regarding security prisoners.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated that terrorists will not receive more than the legal minimum, vowing to prevent any excess in their provisions. He recounted an incident where he personally traveled to a prison because inmates allegedly received two olives more than permitted, which he considered a violation of policy. Ben-Gvir emphasized his commitment to ensuring that security prisoners are only given what is mandated by law, implying a stricter approach to their treatment.
The minister's remarks were made in the context of broader discussions about the treatment of security prisoners and potentially related to ongoing political debates. While the article does not specify the exact date of the prison visit Ben-Gvir described, it highlights his past involvement in ensuring adherence to regulations concerning inmate welfare. The minister's firm stance suggests a policy of minimal provision for those convicted of security offenses.
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