Prisoners Planned Celebration Over Minister Ben-Gvir's Potential Election Loss
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reported that security prisoners at Ktzi'ot Prison were caught preparing an improvised cake to celebrate his potential loss in upcoming elections. The prisoners' plan was discovered by prison officials, who then subjected them to disciplinary action and solitary confinement. Ben-Gvir used the incident to urge his supporters to vote for his party.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Security prisoners at Ktzi'ot Prison planned to celebrate Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's potential election loss.
- Prisoners collected food for days to make an improvised cake for the planned celebration.
- Prison officials discovered the cake, leading to disciplinary action and solitary confinement for the inmates.
- Minister Ben-Gvir shared the incident and urged his supporters to vote for his party.
Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir revealed an unusual incident at the Ktzi'ot Prison, where security prisoners allegedly planned to celebrate his potential failure to be elected in the upcoming elections. Ben-Gvir shared that the prisoners had been collecting small amounts of food over several days to prepare an improvised cake.
According to Ben-Gvir's account, the prisoners gathered jam, bread, and other meager food items to create the cake, intending to celebrate on Tuesday if he was not re-elected. He stated that the Commissioner of the Israel Prison Service and his staff discovered the cake, leading to the prisoners facing disciplinary action and being transferred to solitary confinement.
Ben-Gvir concluded his statement with a political appeal to his supporters, urging them to vote for his party. "They already planned their celebrations, but their celebration ended with us. On Tuesday, we must not let them celebrate, vote 'Bet' at the ballot box!" he wrote, referencing his party's symbol.
Ben-Gvir posted a video clip of the incident, though the content of the clip itself was not detailed in the article. The report implies that the prisoners' plan was thwarted before it could be executed.
