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Ben-Gvir Confronts Inmate Convicted of Abusing Prison Guards

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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir confronted inmate Mahmoud Atallah, convicted of exploiting prison guards, during a recent visit. Atallah complained about his conditions, but Ben-Gvir angrily reminded him of the harm he caused to female guards. The minister asserted that prison conditions have been reduced to the bare minimum since he took office.

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  • National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir confronted inmate Mahmoud Atallah during a prison visit.
  • Atallah was convicted in 2025 for exploiting female prison guards.
  • The inmate complained about his living conditions, stating he had "nothing" but a mattress and blanket.
  • Ben-Gvir responded angrily, citing the harm Atallah inflicted on female guards.
  • The minister declared that prison conditions are now the "bare minimum" since he took office.
Ben-Gvir Confronts Inmate Convicted of Abusing Prison Guards
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