President Suggests Arab Vote Turnout Fueled by Ben-Gvir's Actions
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The President of Israel suggested that Arab voter turnout might have been boosted by Minister Ben-Gvir's actions. MK Kroizer countered, viewing the President's statement as praise for Ben-Gvir's law enforcement efforts. Kroizer claimed Ben-Gvir finally enforced the law after forty years of neglect.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- President suggests Arab voter turnout may have been influenced by Minister Ben-Gvir's conduct.
- MK Kroizer interprets the President's remarks as praise for Minister Ben-Gvir.
- Kroizer states Ben-Gvir enforced the law after forty years of neglect.
The President suggested that the increased turnout of Arab voters may have been influenced by the conduct of Minister Ben-Gvir towards them. He stated, "It could be that the Arabs came to vote because of Ben-Gvir's behavior towards them."
MK Kroizer responded to the President's remarks, interpreting them as a commendation for Minister Ben-Gvir's actions. Kroizer asserted, "This is a certificate of appreciation for Minister Ben-Gvir. For forty years they lived in neglect and did not enforce the law. Finally, Minister Ben-Gvir arrived and enforced the law."
