Right-Wing Activist Baruch Marzel Rejects Security Offers Amid Threats
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel rejected security offers from Israeli defense and intelligence agencies, stating he is undeterred by threats and rumors. He revealed that the Shin Bet and police intelligence offered him protection, which he refused, citing his faith and lack of fear. Marzel affirmed his commitment to continuing his public and political activities with full force.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel rejected security offers from Israeli defense and intelligence agencies.
- Marzel stated he is alive and well, contrary to rumors, and has been targeted by terror organizations.
- He cited his faith and a little fear of his wife as his only concerns.
- Marzel vowed to continue his public and political activities to remove enemies and conquer all of Israel.
Right-wing activist Baruch Marzel has publicly rejected security proposals offered by defense officials, stating that threats and rumors do not deter him from continuing his public activities. In a post on his X account, Marzel addressed past attempts on his life and recent rumors, asserting, "They tried to harm me many times over the years, I appeared on the hit lists of various terror organizations, and contrary to the rumors that they managed to poison me, I am, thank God and with His help, alive, breathing, and existing."
Marzel revealed that security services had approached him with comprehensive security arrangements, which he declined. "The Shin Bet and police intelligence offered me security and protection from all directions. I refused, because I believe my Hamas neighbors need security. I am not afraid of anyone except the Holy One, Blessed be He, and a little bit of my wife," he stated.
Marzel concluded by affirming his intention to continue his public and political path fearlessly, declaring, "I am continuing with all my might until we remove the enemies and conquer all of the Land of Israel."
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