Prisoners Caught Baking Cake to Celebrate Minister Ben-Gvir's Potential Election Loss
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Eight security prisoners at Israel's "Lavi" prison were caught preparing a cake to celebrate the potential end of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's term. The prisoners hoarded food items like jam and bread for days to bake the cake, but prison guards discovered and foiled their plan. The prisoners were moved to solitary confinement and will face disciplinary action. Minister Ben-Gvir praised the guards for their actions.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eight security prisoners were caught making a cake in "Lavi" prison.
- The prisoners intended to celebrate the potential end of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's term.
- They hoarded food items like jam and bread for several days to bake the cake.
- Prison guards discovered the plan and transferred the prisoners to solitary confinement.
- Minister Ben-Gvir praised the prison guards for thwarting the prisoners' actions.
Eight security prisoners at the "Lavi" prison were transferred to solitary confinement and faced disciplinary action after being caught with a makeshift cake. The prisoners had reportedly been hoarding food items, including jam and bread, from their rations over several days to construct the cake. Their intention was to celebrate the potential end of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's term, should he not be re-elected.
Prison guards discovered the prisoners' elaborate plan and thwarted it. In response, Minister Ben-Gvir stated that the "terrorists in prison" had gathered jam and bread over days to celebrate his potential non-re-election. He praised the Israel Prison Service commissioner and the guards for their vigilance and for handling the incident severely, leading to the prisoners' confinement.
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