Haaretz (English) · Israeli Politics · 1 Oct 2026

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Ben-Gvir was told his prison videos broke election law. He keeps posting them

Three months after Israel's Central Elections Committee ruled that a video he filmed at a state detention facility constituted illegal election propaganda, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has again posted footage from a prison visit that could raise the same legal issue. The far-right minister has repeatedly shared videos filmed during visits to prisons, where he often berates Palestinian detainees, while using the footage to promote his political agenda. Ben-Gvir Was Told His Prison Videos Broke Election Law. He Keeps Posting Them Months after a similar video was ruled illegal election propaganda, Israel's far-right national security minister is again posting footage from prison visits. Ben-Gvir has made becoming defense minister a central campaign goal Loading... Click the alert icon to follow topics: Comments Loading...

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