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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Ben-Gvir Confronts Terrorists He Claims Planned His Assassination

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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir released footage of himself confronting imprisoned terrorists he claims plotted his assassination. During the meeting, filmed about a month ago, Ben-Gvir threatened one inmate with execution and vowed to worsen prison conditions. The release comes after the Attorney-General instructed the Prison Service not to allow such visits for election propaganda. Ben-Gvir's policy aims to tighten conditions for security prisoners and advance the death penalty.

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  • National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir confronted terrorists he claims plotted his assassination.
  • Ben-Gvir threatened an inmate with execution and vowed to make prison conditions harsher.
  • The minister stated, "You picked the wrong minister," and "we'll have you executed."
  • The footage was released after the Attorney-General barred Ben-Gvir from using prison visits for propaganda.
  • Ben-Gvir's policy aims to tighten conditions for security prisoners and advance the death penalty.
Ben-Gvir Confronts Terrorists He Claims Planned His Assassination
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