Ben Gvir: "In the next government I will ask to serve as Minister of Internal Security" (Walla system!)
About a week ago, masked men entered the parking lot in one of the seats of one of the contractors in the south and tried to steal the special crane, which costs millions of shekels, when the contractor left the house to drive away the burglars.
After that, the contractor put up a post on his Facebook account and wondered "Where is Ben Gabir?".
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and not only is he asking where the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gabir is who promised governance.
The same question is also asked in Be'er Sheva, Ofakim, Segev Shalom and Rahat where are the rulers.
Even the contractors, who pay tens of thousands of shekels every month for "maintenance" ask this.
In recent weeks, dozens of bullets have been fired at Berhat due to a clan conflict, and the shooting also led Mayor Ata Abu Mediam to make a strong call to the Commissioner of Police and the Minister of National Security to increase personal security. About a month and a half ago, residents of the largest Bedouin city in the Negev were forced to stay in their homes for days due to gunfire Incessantly, even in the Bedouin sector, people wonder, "Where has minister Ben Gabir gone?"
Recently, Ben Gabir, together with Commissioner Kobi Shabtai, inaugurated a new police station in Segev Shalom.
But apart from the inauguration of the police station that was built a few months ago, in the Negev they are still waiting for the news promised by the new government.
Mishilot has become a washed-up expression both in the capital of the Negev and in the settlements of the Mashve'an sector for the cease-fire in the south.
If you are looking for governance?
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Firing in Barhat last January
Barhat shooting, January 7, 2023 (Negev Channel)
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A public transport company is looking into the possibility of shielding the buses in Rahat.
After the elections, both the people of the left and the people of the right hoped and prayed that Ben Gvir would come and "make order".
A whole campaign was made around the lack of governance in the Negev.
Right now the disillusioned come from both sides of the political map.
It is true to say that minister Ben Gabir often comes to the Negev, but the government did not come with him.
He did not bring Mishilo to the Negev.
Ben Gabir (Photo: Flash 90, Yonatan Zindel)
But not only governance.
Even in the Gaza Strip, people are worried about the return of the "drip routine" in the form of rockets fired from the Gaza Strip from time to time.
In Otef we do not want to return to the phenomenon that at least once every two weeks, a rocket explodes in the Otef areas and red alarms are heard again at night.
Remains of a rocket that exploded in Sderot (photo: official website, Sderot municipality)
No one embarks on a military operation, terrorism is not struck hard - and the residents run with their children to the shelters and the resilience centers are filled with applications. When there is military activity in Judea and Samaria, the residents of the Gaza Strip know that they will sleep in shelters tonight.
They are tired and rightfully so of kidnapping every time a terrorist is killed in Jenin or Nablus.
"We've been there before, just don't go back to it again," say the residents of the surrounding area.
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