Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Recounts Prison Visit Over Prisoner Food Discrepancy
Israeli Minister Spends Hours on Olive Count for Palestinian Prisoners
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What happened
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly focused on the number of olives served to security prisoners at Ketziot Prison, deeming it a violation of policy. A lawyer for the Prisoners' Affairs Authority criticized the scrutiny of prisoners' rations.
- 01Israeli minister focused on olive count for prisoners.
- 02Minister Ben-Gvir called it a failure to follow directives.
- 03He stated his policy is to provide minimum rations.
- 04A lawyer criticized the intense scrutiny of prisoners' food.
- 05The incident reflects Ben-Gvir's policy of tightening restrictions.
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