Israel's National Security Minister, Itamar Ben Gvir, has made a firm stance against a potential hostage and ceasefire deal following the tragic deaths of six hostages in Gaza. The incident has triggered widespread protests in Israel, with demonstrators urging the government to secure the release of approximately 100 hostages, including 35 who are feared to have lost their lives.
Ben Gvir, along with his far-right allies, vehemently opposes any negotiations or truce with the captors. Addressing members of Gvura, a right-wing organization representing families of Israeli soldiers killed in the Gaza conflict, Ben Gvir asserted his authority to prevent what he described as a 'reckless deal'.
