Israeli Minister Demands Dissolution, Disarmament of Palestinian Authority
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir demanded the dissolution, disarmament, and arrest of leadership within the Palestinian Authority. The call was made on the third anniversary of the October 7th events, with Ben-Gvir citing the need to prevent future surprises. He stated that Israel must disarm the PA and arrest its members, warning against repeating past mistakes.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for the dissolution and disarmament of the Palestinian Authority.
- Ben-Gvir demanded the seizure of weapons and arrest of PA leadership.
- The minister cited the third anniversary of the October 7th events as a reason for his demands.
- Warning signs with Ben-Gvir's quote appeared on bridges along Highway 6.
- He stated Israel must not repeat the surprise it experienced three years ago.
Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for the dissolution and disarmament of the Palestinian Authority, demanding the seizure of its weapons and the arrest of its leadership. The call comes on the third anniversary of the October 7th events.
Warning signs depicting Ben-Gvir appeared on central bridges along Highway 6 in the Sharon district, featuring a quote from the minister: "As Minister of Security, I will not allow a repeat of the events of 7.10 in Netanya, Modi'in, and Kfar Saba." Ben-Gvir later visited the Nitzanei Oz interchange near Highway 6, explaining his motives to journalists.
"Three years ago, the State of Israel was caught by surprise. We must not repeat the same mistake," Ben-Gvir stated, emphasizing the need for decisive action. He elaborated on his demands, stating, "I say this in the simplest and clearest way: we need to disband the administration. Take their weapons. Disarm them. Arrest members of the administration. Do not repeat the same mistake twice."
The minister's statements were made in proximity to Highway 6 and the areas of Netanya and Emek Hefer, linking his demands to lessons learned from past events and the need to act proactively against threats.
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