On Tuesday this week, two Arab security guards threatened to attack MK Itamar Ben Gvir. The event took place at Ben Gvir’s entrance to an event held at the Tel Aviv Exhibition Center. Tonight (Thursday) we announce that it turns out that one of the two security guards, Muhammad Issa, is a released terrorist who was in an Israeli prison. The other security guard praised and supported in the past the assassinated Hamas terrorist.
Yesterday there was someone who called me a racist.
One of the “security guards” who attacked MK Ben Gvir is Muhammad Issa of Issawiya: a released terrorist who sat in jail twice in 2016 and 2018, for throwing glass bottles at police officers and participating in a riot against security forces.(Documentation of one of Issa’s releases) https://t.co/BQcuC8p64v pic.twitter.com/aogfDgP11s
– EladHumi @ العاد هومينر (@EladHumi) December 23, 2021
Issa ran his first prison sentence in 2016 for participating in a violent riot against security forces. The terrorist’s second detention in 2018 lasted about 11 months, when Issa Begin was accused of assaulting police officers and throwing glass bottles in his neighborhood, Issawiya in Jerusalem.
Meanwhile, Moshe Nussbaum reported that the two security guards arrived at a police station this evening and filed a complaint against Ben Gvir, claiming that he threatened to kill them during the confrontation in the exhibition grounds.
Ben Gvir said tonight: “The abduction came out of the bag! Today it is clear who lied and what the motive is and beyond the fact that being a released terrorist says it all about the incident, it is also a serious security failure that must be investigated: .
In one of the assault videos, Ben Gvir is seen holding a gun and telling the security guard who was at the scene: “You will not threaten me, I will take care of you.” A Knesset member called police to the scene, and security guards were detained for questioning. After the incident, Ben Gvir testified at the North Tel Aviv police station. It should be noted that in the last six months, dozens of threats have been received against the chairman of Jewish Power on social media and in personal messages, as well as attempted assaults that have been investigated by the police.