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National Security Minister Ben Gvir Clashes with Arab MKs During Controversial Muezzin Noise Law Debate

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First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago

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National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir faced loud interruptions from Arab MKs during his Knesset speech on a bill regulating muezzin noise. After several MKs were removed, Ben Gvir accused the opposition of hypocrisy and urged support for the law, highlighting complaints from Arab communities and criticizing political alliances with Arab MKs.

01Ben Gvir’s speech on muezzin noise law was disrupted by Arab MKs, leading to their removal from the Knesset.
02He accused opposition MKs of hypocrisy and opposing efforts to restore state authority in Arab areas.
03The bill aims to reduce noise disturbances for all residents, including in Arab and Bedouin towns like Rahat.
04Ben Gvir praised coalition partners for advancing the legislation and enforcement cooperation.
05He condemned opposition for ignoring real suffering of children and women in affected communities.
06Ben Gvir criticized MK Moshe Gafni for political deals with Arab MKs, calling them harmful to Israel.

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