"Are you armed? Take out, it's there, take it out! But maybe there is another one! Take out if you're armed!" The video of the scene of the attack from the Ramat Hachayal neighborhood, with the trembling footage and graphic sound of searching for a civilian with a weapon that could neutralize the assailant, flooded the screen yesterday.
According to section 27A
We usually know the character of the hero who was caught up in the incident and neutralized a terrorist from the security videos or interviews that followed. The search for him was received by current affairs editions almost live. This video was a game changer of consciousness. Not in the fight against terror, in the fight against the flesh of Ben-Gvir. It quickly became the best public service announcement the minister could receive, under the unfortunate circumstances of course, for the gun-bearing campaign.
The forces in the studios, which are accustomed to range against the Ben Gviri enemy, had to prepare for a complex event: when Ben-Gvir gave the battle cry "I call on the citizens of Israel, bear arms, the policy of our ministry to make it as easy as possible to carry weapons," his greatest opponents also got into trouble with how to attack him with the pictures justifying the change of the floppy disk.
Coverage of the attack at the soldier's level, photo: screenshot, News 12
On Amnon Levy's show on Reshet 13, fighter Emily Moeti got into trouble and shot at him: "I find this demand strange - to tell civilians to carry weapons? What do we need a minister for?" there was a first miss on the target.
Keshet took advantage of the fact that during the incident, Ben-Gvir fled to demonstrators who came to seek contact with him: "There are leftists here who shout a little." Sniper Yaron Avraham saw an opportunity and sent the bullet "Ben-Gvir did not make the transition that he is everyone's minister."
On the same program, the commentators fired arguments at the minister: "These statements are not good. Not all civilians are skilled and weapons are stolen," but then reporter Berhanu Tegania came out of the shelter and defended him: "I can say to the minister's credit that since he entered the ministry he has been trying to shorten the bureaucracy - for example, a soldier who can kill a terrorist in Jenin when he is released, the state makes it difficult for him to carry a gun." The personal security unit could not have protected him better.
Coverage of the attack at the soldier's level, all channels
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