Ben-Gvir Rules Out Surplus Deal With Winter
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir announced he will not sign a surplus agreement with Ofer Winter, citing Winter's political difficulties. Ben-Gvir also expressed disappointment with Yosef Haddad and outlined his own security vision, vowing to disarm terrorists if he were Defense Minister. Rabbi Amihai Gordin criticized the campaign against Winter as an "abomination."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir will not sign a surplus agreement with Ofer Winter.
- Ben-Gvir stated Winter is attacking him due to political distress.
- Ben-Gvir expressed disappointment with Yosef Haddad's views.
- Ben-Gvir vowed to disarm terrorists if he were Defense Minister.
- Rabbi Amihai Gordin called the campaign against Winter an "abomination."
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated in an interview on Kol Barama radio that he will not sign a surplus agreement with Ofer Winter. Ben-Gvir suggested Winter is facing political distress, causing him to attack Ben-Gvir. The minister also expressed disappointment with Yosef Haddad, stating he was unaware of Haddad's views. "A surplus agreement with Winter is not on the table right now," Ben-Gvir declared.
Ben-Gvir also shared his security perspective, differing from the current defense minister. He voiced concern over Palestinian terrorists training for hostile scenarios just kilometers from Kfar Saba and Rosh Ha'ayin. "As Defense Minister, I will take weapons from terrorists in uniform," he asserted.
Meanwhile, Rabbi Amihai Gordin condemned the campaign against Winter, calling it an "abomination."
