Ben Gvir after a term with a massacre: There is a decrease in the number of attacks

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is interviewed by Moshe Nussbaum in a WhatsApp conversation, three years after October 7. He claims that Prime Minister Netanyahu has changed 180 degrees since the massacre, insists he has fulfilled his promise of security, and explains how he will receive the defense portfolio in the next government. Ben Gvir also responds to the possibility that his son will be an executioner of a terrorist.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is interviewed by Moshe Nussbaum in a long WhatsApp conversation, three years after October 7. In the interview, he claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "has changed 180 degrees" since the massacre, and insists: "I promised security and I delivered." Ben Gvir explains how he will receive the defense portfolio in the next government, and responds to the possibility that his son would want to be an executioner of a terrorist by saying "that's excellent." He also notes that he is proud that some Arabs call him "Crazy Minister." The interview takes place as part of the podcast "Nussbaum Types" of N12 magazine.