Opinion The opposition made Ben Gabir a global star Israel today

Those who travel to Jerusalem on road number 1, can still see the remnants of Ben Gabir's campaign from the fifth election (even if they travel on the public transport route, and even if they drive slowly).

On paper signs pasted on the concrete under the bridge, it is written: Ben Gabir will guard the house.

Come talk to Ayla

Ben Gvir started to hold and the nation panicked, simply because no one is used to it.

Panic of those who enter their natural place, hysteria like the one that gripped Moshe Dayan when he threw the keys to the Waqf, like they were a hot Jerusalem potato.

At this week's ministerial exchange ceremony at the Ministry of National Security, which was the Ministry of Internal Security shortly after it was even the Ministry of Police, outgoing Minister Amr Bar-Lev brought up nostalgic memories of the beginning of his tenure - somewhere a year and a half ago - and said that at the beginning of the term he had guards attached to him: "I was secured by the order of the "Because I dared to say that there are extremist settlers who committed hate crimes against Palestinians," he pointed an accusing finger at the number one perpetrators of terrorism in the Middle East, in one breath with the reconstruction of his glorious military past.

No one in Dubai is interested in the Temple Mount and does not tolerate the Palestinians, they are only upset that because of the populism in the dirham that the torch was lit, Bibi will be late for the unification party.

If there's one thing they value, it's macho men with military backgrounds, money and power

Ben Gvir fought back in his turn: "I have to tell you with great sadness that you are not the only one threatened. Come talk to Ila my wife, you will find out that every week we receive pictures of bloody knives, photomontages of the children and calls for murder again and again and again."

What a piece, I thought to myself live, this is the new man.

Not fighting who is stronger, confronting who feels more threatened and why.

The border guard song

Bar-Lev told about the digitization he led in the office and the firefighting system that was prepared for the challenges, but the music of the police orchestra is more interesting.

and why?

Because even two days before the former patrons of Bar-Lev began to imagine Saarat Ben Gvir, it was clear that when the orchestra plays the "Border Guard Song", someone arrives who also cares about the words:

"Behold, in the night, at the time of darkness, you will emerge

And armed we went out to the guard

Without the fire, the edge of our sword will cling

For a tree we grew in pain

For the sake of the river before our children

For the sake of all that Hera will be heartbroken!..."

Yehiel Mohar wrote that the border guard goes out armed to protect, and reacts even if the fire only touches the edges of the field.

He knew it was spreading quickly, and he knew the basic rule: if you want to stop terrorism, if you care about your children and the trees you planted for them, you have to stamp out terrorism.

Ben Gvir on the Temple Mount, this week, photo: Ministry of National Security

Yehiel Mohar did not consult with the head of the Shin Bet before he painted instructions to open fire. Ben Gvir asked Ronan Bar, he did not come up like a thief in the night, as the head of Omar Bar-Lev's party tweeted. He showed up at dawn.  

Ben Gabir concluded his speech at the exchange ceremony with an emotional thank you to mother Shoshana from the Kurdish neighborhood who fought in Etzal, and to father Zadok who at a tender age left the Talmud Torah to support his family. And the orchestra blasted through the Karlibach playlist.

The torch put out the storm

The Israeli left this week upgraded the status of the Minister of National Security - to the international level.

The simulated storm spread the news of Ben Gabir's existence throughout the Arab world, and his political teachings throughout Europe.

The Temple Mount is of no interest to anyone in Israel except for a handful of religious people, not even ultra-Orthodox.

The mountain is mainly used as a tool for pulling Israel's braids, and Israel pulls the best for itself.

If Ben Gabir went up to pray at the Kaaba in Mecca - it would be explosive.

But in truth, there is nothing explosive about the ascent to the Temple Mount.

Jews are afraid of themselves, like ostracized and beaten women who make a silenced voice after years of living in the back

Lapid hysterically claimed that Ben Gabir dropped the most explosive bomb there is.

But the paradigm in whose name Lapid threatened is responsible for the explosions: Ban Gabir is not allowed to climb the Temple Mount, if he climbs - people will die.

Oh, I so hope he wasn't disappointed.

We have a national trauma because of a brutal leader named Ariel Sharon, but years of promiscuous behavior cannot be justified by one abusive leader.

If Ben Gabir went up to pray at the Kaaba in Mecca - it would be explosive.

Jews are afraid of themselves, like ostracized and beaten women who speak out after years of living in the back.

I was amazed to hear MK Rabbi Gilad Karib, who fought for women's prayer at the Western Wall plaza, being interviewed by Galach and condemning Ben Gabir.

How does a learned camel like him not recognize a hump with a golden dome?

Freedom of religion is freedom of religion, sanctity is sanctity, except for the fact that the sanctity of the Western Wall is indirect and the sanctity of the drinking stone is direct.

Ila Ben Gabir was also interviewed.

The minister's wife told how much the quotas for worshipers on the Temple Mount were reduced during the change government, and reported that the police were forbidden to use certain protective measures, so as not to destroy relations with the Palestinians on the Mount.

Stir up the world.

Lapid, photo: Oren Ben Hakon

Lapid tried to be the little boy who put his finger in the dam, but the other way around.

He shouted: Netzah Israel is not as cool as you thought, our dynasty only seems heroic to you, inside we are weak and zero.

Lapid agitated the world and tried to create the Ben Gvir storm.

It almost succeeded: the best news sites pulled out finger-lickin' occupiers, Jordan condemned it, China and the United Arab Emirates turned to the United Nations so that the Security Council would convene. But deep down, no one in Dubai is interested in the Temple Mount and doesn't tolerate the Palestinians. They're only upset because of the populism in the dirham Bibi will be late to the unification party. If there is anything they value, it's macho men with a rich military past, money and power. The Dome of the Rock and rapprochement won't do it for them for years. Ideological and economic stability plus guarding against the Iranians - yes. 

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