He was bragging about his tortures! Prevent terrorist Ben Griv from using Palestinian prisoners as election campaign

It has been claimed that the Israeli Attorney General instructed the head of the Israel Prison Administration to prevent Israeli far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, who is known to support the Holocaust, from using prisoners, prison facilities and staff in his election campaign videos.

It followed the publication of a series of videos showing terrorist Ben-Gvir entering the cells of Palestinian security prisoners, both men and women, and boasting that he had tightened prison conditions, Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported.

IT WAS THE MAIN THEME OF HIS CAMPAIGN

His effort to show that he is toughening conditions for Palestinian security prisoners has become a central theme of the genocide-supporting minister's political campaign.

Ben-Gvir, who went up to the prisoners and mockingly humiliated them in the videos he frequently recorded, spoke about this with pride when telling the prisoners that he wanted to execute them.

Prison conditions for Palestinian detainees have deteriorated since the Gaza war began in October 2023, during Ben-Gvir's tenure as national security minister.

HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION CONTINUES

The rate of prisoners held in solitary confinement increased from 3.5 percent in 2022 to 37 percent in 2024. Human rights groups reported denials of medical care and allegations of mistreatment amounting to collective punishment. According to the report, evidence of malnutrition also emerged during terrorist Ben-Gvir's policy of reducing food portions. The Israel Prison Service further restricted lawyers' access to detainees; sometimes banned visits for weeks or months on broadly defined security grounds.

In a letter sent Friday to Israel Prison Service chief Kobi Yaakobi and seen by the newspaper, Deputy Attorneys General Gil Limon and Avital Sompolinsky demanded that Ben-Gvir block guards from appearing in campaign videos and forbid the minister from visiting prisons and filming them. They stated that this was necessary to maintain public confidence in the Israel Prison Service and to ensure that they operate professionally, impartially and independently.

The letter stated that Yaakobi was personally responsible for preventing the misuse of public resources under his authority, including prison facilities, staff and inmates, by Ben-Gvir or any other political figure for his election campaign.

ALSO WARNED BEFORE