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Arutz ShevaSecurity

Israeli Minister Confronts Terrorist Who Tried to Assassinate Him

Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba

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Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir confronted terrorists in a southern prison who had attempted to assassinate him. During the encounter, Ben-Gvir vowed to continue making prison conditions harsher for the inmates. He told one terrorist, "You fell on the wrong minister," and stated he was not afraid of them. The minister also declared his intention to see them executed.

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  • Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir confronted terrorists who tried to assassinate him during a prison visit.
  • Ben-Gvir vowed to continue making prison conditions harsher for the inmates.
  • He told one terrorist, "You fell on the wrong minister."
  • The minister stated he was not afraid of the terrorists.
  • Ben-Gvir expressed his belief that the terrorists should be executed.
Israeli Minister Confronts Terrorist Who Tried to Assassinate Him
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Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir recently visited a prison in southern Israel where he came face-to-face with members of a cell that had attempted to assassinate him and harm his family. During the visit, which took place about a month ago, Ben-Gvir confronted one of the terrorists.

When the terrorist described his prison conditions as "not easy," Ben-Gvir retorted, "It used to be the Hilton before I came, but today that has changed." He vowed to continue making conditions harsher, stating, "I am not afraid of you or a thousand more like you." He further told the terrorist, "You fell on the wrong minister. I will continue to make prison conditions harsher. I will continue to give you every reason to hate me. You tried to harm me, I only became stronger."

Ben-Gvir also told the terrorist, "God Almighty is here watching from above. I tell you, I continue to do everything I have done because this is our people of Israel and our country." He added, "You need to die, you need to die. You need to be killed by a noose as a death sentence."

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