Ben-Gvir Discusses Netanyahu Relationship, Wife's Influence in Interview
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated in an interview that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposed his plan to worsen conditions for terrorists in prison. Ben-Gvir also revealed his wife, Ayala, is deeply involved in his political decisions and advised him to recruit Tali Gottlieb. He predicted right-wing activist Mordechai David will be a minister in the future, and the interview ended in tears.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated Prime Minister Netanyahu opposed his plan to worsen conditions for terrorists.
- Ben-Gvir feels Netanyahu might prefer a government with 'Izankot' over him.
- Ben-Gvir's wife, Ayala, is a key advisor on political decisions, including recruiting Tali Gottlieb.
- Ben-Gvir predicted right-wing activist Mordechai David will become a minister.
- The interview concluded with Ben-Gvir shedding tears.
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir revealed insights into his relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a special interview. Ben-Gvir expressed a feeling that Netanyahu might prefer a government with someone like 'Izankot' over him, suggesting the Prime Minister might find it easier to pursue broader agreements than Ben-Gvir's agenda, which includes dismissing the Attorney General, encouraging emigration from Gaza, and dismantling the Palestinian Authority. Ben-Gvir stated he has drawn red lines with Netanyahu, citing an instance where he insisted on harsher conditions for terrorists in prison, despite Netanyahu's opposition and Shin Bet predictions of an intifada. "In my watch, this will not happen," Ben-Gvir declared.
Ben-Gvir also highlighted the significant role his wife, Ayala, plays in his decision-making. He stated that she is his life partner and he consults her on all matters, including political dilemmas. He credited her with excellent advice, such as suggesting the inclusion of Tali Gottlieb in the party, and confirmed she is part of his advisory WhatsApp group. He humorously noted that while she advises him on most things, she was unaware of specific attack timings in Iran.
During the interview, conducted in Tilteel's taxi, Ben-Gvir also predicted that right-wing activist Mordechai David would become a minister within a few years. The interview concluded with tears, though the specific reason was not detailed.
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