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Ben Gabir in the arena: ‘implement death penalty legislation for terrorists’
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10.02.23 | 15:42
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir arrived at the scene of the serious attack in Jerusalem and said: “I ordered the police to set up roadblocks around Issawiya and stop one by one, check every vehicle. I wanted to do a full closure, but there is a legal question about it – and we will discuss it.”
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir arrived at the scene of the serious attack in Jerusalem and said: “There is nothing more difficult than arriving at an event where a child was murdered and another 20-year-old man was murdered. There are no events more difficult than these events. We are of course praying for the safety of the other wounded.’
“I thank the Prime Minister for adopting my policy, to seal the terrorist’s house as quickly as possible, on the spot,” he added in response to Netanyahu’s statement that a quick seal would be carried out.
Minister Ben Gvir also continued: “I instructed the police to set up roadblocks around Issawiya and stop one by one, check every vehicle. I wanted to do a full closure, but there is a legal question about it – and we will discuss it. In any case, I instructed the police to deploy roadblocks, and they are deploying roadblocks around Issawiya, and they are also going to take over the terrorist’s house.’
“We are going from here to assess the situation. It is clear to me that the steps I am saying here are not enough. I want to implement death penalty legislation for terrorists. Next week we are introducing a gun law, which talks about making the punishment worse and searching houses without court orders. There are still many things to do, but we must act decisively, firmly, to protect our children.’