Full coverage · Politics · Updated 13 Aug, 10:05
Ben Gvir Blocks Palestinian Attendance at East Jerusalem Hospital Event Despite Emirati Pressure National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir blocked Palestinian Authority officials from attending a hospital event in East Jerusalem despite pressure from Prime Minister Netanyahu and Emirati diplomats, allowing only Emirati representatives to participate.
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What happened 01 Ben Gvir banned Palestinian Authority officials from attending a hospital event in East Jerusalem. 02 Netanyahu's office pressured police to allow the event due to Emirati diplomats' attendance. 03 Ben Gvir insisted on canceling the event if Palestinians were present, overriding Netanyahu's request. 04 The event proceeded with only Emirati diplomats after Palestinian invitees were excluded. 05 A senior advisor to Netanyahu resigned amid the controversy. 06 Ben Gvir's supporters framed the move as asserting Israeli sovereignty without harming UAE relations. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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