If there was one thing that could prove Israel's democratic nature and disprove the propaganda that Israel is an apartheid state, it is this. A fiercely anti-Israel Arab member of the Knesset blasted the Jewish State from the seat of Israel's democracy, the Knesset floor.
Read more: Arab-Israeli Lawmaker Insults Israel & Jews In Vitriolic Knesset Speech
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has rarely spoken about the gay community in recent years, however, new recordings revealed this morning by Israeli news broadcaster “Kan” show that he actually does not believe that his attitudes toward the LGBTQ community hurt him politically.
Read more: Leaked Audio: Smotrich Says Voters Don't Care He Is Anti-LGBTQ
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir summarized Saturday night's protest, in which an estimated eighty thousand Israeli attended in demonstration of the new government, as a triumph of democracy and thanked the police for their actions to prevent violence.
Read more: Ben Gvir 'Pleased' With Tel Aviv Protest Against His Coalition's Policies
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir was interviewed early Wednesday by Israeli radio hosts, and referred to his policy regarding claims of treason of left-wing demonstrations against him, as well as to the statement of a member of his party, Zvika Fogel, who claimed that "Lapid and Gantz should be arrested for treason."
Read more: Ben Gvir Clarifies He Is Not Looking For Political Critics To Be Arrested
The Legislation that ripped the Lapid-Bennett coalition into pieces and effectively led Bennett to exit the political arena due to its reliance on the Arab parties, passed the vote by a large majority in the Knesset Monday afternoon. The new policy allows for Israeli law and order to continue within Judea and Samaria while putting Israelis living within the region under Israeli law and protection.
Read more: The Law That Toppled Bennett-Lapid Government Passes In First Reading
