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Beersheba Adds Hundreds of Streets to Private Gun License Eligibility Under National Reform
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir approved hundreds of streets in Beersheba for private gun license eligibility as part of a national reform boosting civilian defense readiness. Tens of thousands of residents can now apply, contributing to over 280,000 legally armed citizens nationwide.
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- 01Hundreds of Beersheba streets now eligible for private gun licenses under new reform.
- 02Eligibility is limited to specific streets and requires meeting legal criteria.
- 03Tens of thousands of residents in Beersheba can apply for licenses.
- 04Over 100 new localities added to eligibility list in past two years.
- 05More than 280,000 Israeli citizens legally armed since reform expansion.
- 06Minister Ben-Gvir highlighted citizens' right to self-defense.
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