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National Security Minister Ben Gvir Reveals His Decision-Making Secret on Tu B'Av
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Politics15:51 · Jul 29

National Security Minister Ben Gvir Reveals His Decision-Making Secret on Tu B'Av

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On Tu B'Av, Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir shared a personal insight into his decision-making process, revealing that his wife, Ayala, is involved in nearly every decision he makes. Posting on Instagram, Ben Gvir described Ayala as his life partner and a source of support, emphasizing their shared journey and mutual assistance in making choices. He humorously noted one exception: decisions regarding an attack on Iran.

Ben Gvir also expressed deep affection for his family, mentioning their six children and the strong love he feels continuously. He concluded his post with a heartfelt wish for singles to find a life partner and build a family. The couple's story began when Ayala, at age 15, was detained for staying in a settlement outpost in Hebron and refused to sign a release order unlike her peers. Despite their significant age difference, they married about two years later and now live in the Givat HaAvot neighborhood of Kiryat Arba.

This personal revelation coincides with the Jewish holiday Tu B'Av, often celebrated as a day of love and matchmaking, highlighting the minister's emphasis on family and partnership in both his personal and public life.

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