Protesters Disrupt Minister Ben-Gvir's Speech at Tel Aviv University
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Far-left activists from "Standing Together" disrupted a speech by Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir at Tel Aviv University on Sunday. The protesters stood on chairs, shouted slogans, and lay on the floor, leading to a confrontation with the minister's supporters. The group later claimed responsibility, calling Ben-Gvir a "terror supporter" and urging his removal from government.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Far-left activists disrupted Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's speech at Tel Aviv University.
- Protesters from "Standing Together" chanted slogans and confronted supporters of the minister.
- The activists accused Ben-Gvir of policies that endanger lives and increase crime.
- The group vowed to vote against Ben-Gvir and the "Kahanist government."
- They stated that individuals like Ben-Gvir are not welcome at the university.
A group of far-left activists from the student organization "Standing Together" attempted to disrupt a conference featuring Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir at Tel Aviv University on Sunday. As Ben-Gvir took the stage before hundreds of students, the activists stood on chairs, shouting slogans against him and trying to prevent him from speaking. A confrontation ensued between the protesters and the minister's supporters present at the venue. Some activists lay on the floor near the stage, chanting "Fascism will not pass" at Ben-Gvir. They also accused him, stating, "Your policy kills people, leads to a record in crime victims, to an increase in femicide. You endanger all our lives." Other activists shouted, "Terror supporter, get out of here."
Following the event, "Standing Together" released a statement taking pride in their attempt to prevent Ben-Gvir from speaking on campus and urged people to vote against him in upcoming elections. "Tonight we prevented the convicted terror supporter from speaking on our campus, next Tuesday we will go out to vote to kick him and the Kahanists out of the government," the group stated. They further claimed, "People like this are not welcome at the university, he is not legitimate here or anywhere else." The activists concluded their statement with a call for the government's removal, saying, "We kicked him out, and we will kick out the Kahanist government with him."
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