Itamar Ben-Gvir

The legislation, previously known as 'Deri 2 law,' now dubbed the 'Ben Gvir law,' is set for committee review this week and could move quickly through the Knesset

In an official letter sent to the Prime Minister, the heads of the parties wrote that the Supreme Court does not have the legal authority to force the dismissal of a minister in the government

“These actions compromise the impartiality of the police, endanger the state, violate human rights, and constitute a serious breach of lawful police authority in a democratic society"

Israeli Security Minister Ben Gvir: "I give full support to the troops, terrorists should die"

National security minister Ben Gvir and Police Commissioner Levi arrived overnight into Monday in the Negev village of Lakiya as part of "Operation 'New Order' to restore governance in the Negev"

“In this case, the cat is not only guarding the cream, it is eating it, at the expense of bereaved families and the future of the State of Israel”

Rida Jaber, a crime expert focusing on Arab society, described the trend as “a crazy phenomenon, almost like a plague within the Arab community”

The Minister of National Security was invited to brief the Knesset on his ministry’s activities, but during the session, he attacked MK Lazimi, saying, “Go be a spokesperson for Hamas”

The National Security Minister warns that his Otzma Yehudit party will withhold its votes from coalition legislation if the death penalty bill for terrorists is not advanced within three weeks

Associates of Ben-Gvir hailed the moment as “a monumental change that hasn’t happened in a thousand years,” adding that his policy is to ensure freedom of worship for Jews

Bezalel Smotrich demands a resumption of fighting immediately after the release of the hostages, while Itamar Ben Gvir rejects any idea of withdrawing the Israeli army from key areas in Gaza

The two ministers spoke sharply against the continuation of the talks, as Ben Gvir alleged that this led to the kidnapping attempt and the killing of the soldier in Khan Yunis

'There is no need to negotiate with those who murder our soldiers; they must be reduced to dust, starved, and not kept alive by the humanitarian aid that provides them with oxygen,' Ben Gvir said

Faced with this maneuver, opposition leader Yair Lapid immediately turned to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, offering him crucial parliamentary support

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir responded: 'We survived pharaoh, we will survive Keir Starmer as well' • FM Gideon Sa'ar called the development 'outrageous'

Karim Khan, accused of sexual assault, planned to request the warrants due to the ministers expanding settlements before he went on leave amid the sexual misconduct investigations against him

'You know, this is his first time here, certainly as a minister, and you have to learn how to talk around here'

Israel's National Security Minister was greeted with 'Free Free Palestine!' and allegations of being a 'war criminal' by the activists

'Antisemitic rioters will not intimidate me,' the national security minister said in response to the encounter – 'I will continue this important mission in the United States'

The state budget for 2025 will stand at about 619 billion New Israel Shekels • Opposition waved signs in solidarity with the plight of the hostages as demonstrators blocked the entrance to the Knesset

In the face of the resumption of military operations, Netanyahu and Ben Gvir are close to an agreement to reintegrate the far-right party into the government

'This should be the policy until the last of the hostages is returned. Now is the time to open the gates of hell, to shut off the electricity and water, to return to war,' said Itamar Ben Gvir

'The kidnapped received absolutely nothing' of the aid, Ben Gvir said – 'That is why this important bill is being submitted – only this way can our kidnapped people be returned safely'

Scuttling 'the deal from political considerations would cause a galactic explosion that I'm not sure the one who pushed for it understands its meaning,' Bezalel Smotrich said