Ben-Gvir Claims Terrorists' Cake Plot Foiled by Prison Service
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir announced that terrorists at Lavi prison were caught making a cake from hoarded food. The inmates allegedly planned to celebrate if Ben-Gvir was not re-elected on Tuesday. The Israel Prison Service discovered the cake, leading to the prisoners facing disciplinary action and solitary confinement. Ben-Gvir urged citizens to vote on Tuesday to prevent the terrorists from celebrating.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said terrorists were caught baking a cake in Lavi prison.
- The inmates allegedly planned to celebrate if Ben-Gvir was not re-elected.
- The Israel Prison Service discovered the cake and punished the prisoners.
- Ben-Gvir urged citizens to vote on Tuesday to prevent the terrorists' celebration.
Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir stated that terrorists held at the
Lavi prison were caught attempting to bake a cake. According to Ben-Gvir, the inmates
hoarded small amounts of food, including jam and bread, over several days to
prepare the cake. They allegedly planned to celebrate on Tuesday, the day of an
election, in the event that Ben-Gvir was not re-elected. Ben-Gvir credited the
"excellent" Commissioner of the Israel Prison Service and his staff for discovering
the cake. The prisoners were subsequently put on disciplinary trial and transferred
to solitary confinement. Ben-Gvir used the incident to urge voters to go to the polls on Tuesday, stating, "They already planned their celebrations, but for us, the celebration is over. On Tuesday, we must not let them celebrate, vote 'Bet' [for Otzma Yehudit] at the ballot box!"
