Ben-Gvir makes security pitch to English-speaking voters ahead of Oct. 27 election
In the run-up to Israel's Oct. 27 general election, Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for Israeli control over the Gaza Strip and tougher measures against terrorists. Speaking at Hangar 11 at the…
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Ben-Gvir is using his ministerial platform to campaign directly to English-speaking voters, arguing for extended Israeli control in Gaza and harsher counterterrorism measures. He conceded he cannot guarantee attacks will be prevented, a rare acknowledgment that may temper his security pitch. The Oct. 12 event, with translation by a Hebron-based candidate, signals a push for international and diaspora support ahead of the Oct. 27 vote. Watch whether this security-first appeal gains traction among voters who prioritize defense.