Minister Ben-Gvir Recounts Prison Visit Over Extra Olives for Terrorists
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- Minister Ben-Gvir visited a prison over extra olives for terrorists.
- He stated terrorists would not receive more than the legal minimum.
- The incident highlights his strict approach to prisoner regulations.
- Ben-Gvir emphasized adherence to policy regarding inmate privileges.
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir recounted an incident where he traveled to a prison because terrorists allegedly received two more olives than permitted by policy. Ben-Gvir stated that "they will not receive a grain more than the minimum by law." He described the situation as a violation of policy and emphasized his commitment to ensuring that prisoners, particularly terrorists, receive only what is legally mandated.
The minister's remarks were made in the context of his broader stance on the treatment of security prisoners. He has previously advocated for stricter conditions and a reduction in privileges for those convicted of terrorism offenses. This specific anecdote highlights his personal involvement and attention to detail regarding the implementation of prison regulations.
Ben-Gvir's comments suggest a firm approach to prison management, particularly concerning security inmates, aiming to prevent any perceived leniency. The incident, though seemingly minor, underscores his determination to enforce regulations strictly and prevent any deviation from established policies, even in matters of food portions.
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