The Jerusalem Post · Israeli Politics · 27 Aug 2026

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Otzma Yehudit publishes children's book about Ben-Gvir's actions as Nat. Sec. minister

The far Right Otzma Yehudit party is launching a children's book at its conference on September 1, marking the start of the next school year.The party confirmed to The Jerusalem Post on Thursday that it will be publishing a children's book called The Minister Who Didn't Stop. The book will be launched at the party's conference in Netanya on September 1.The book reportedly summarizes National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's accomplishments in his ministerial role and as the party's chairman.The party added that Ben-Gvir will present his goals for the party at the conference, and that it will distribute the books to students across the country.Ben-Gvir publishes children's book after he was sanctioned by France, IrelandThis comes as Ben-Gvir has been sanctioned by multiple European countries over his views on Palestinians and his treatment of prisoners in Israeli prisons.This past week, Ben-Gvir called for a ban on Ra'am chairman MK Mansour Abbas from running for the Knesset.“The senior partner of [Naftali] Bennett and [Gadi] Eisenkot in a future government admits that he does not recognize the State of Israel as a Jewish state,” Otzma Yehudit's statement read.“We would tell you that what he is saying is delusional, but we are not surprised. He is from the Muslim Brotherhood. The delusion is that Eisenkot and Bennett dream every night about how they will form a government with him.”

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