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Ben-Gvir to Launch Children's Book Ahead of School Year

Golan Israel

By: C14 Desk

Editor: Golan Israel

Yesterday 15:12

Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party will unveil "The Unstoppable Minister," a children's book about the national security minister's achievements, set to be distributed to hundreds of thousands of students nationwide.


Otzma Yehudit will launch a new children’s book, “The Unstoppable Minister,” on Tuesday, September 1, ahead of the upcoming school year. The book focuses on the activities and achievements of party chairman and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

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“The Unstoppable Minister” | Photo: Otzma Yehudit spokesperson

According to the party, the book is designed to present Ben-Gvir’s work as national security minister to children, highlighting what the party describes as his achievements. The book is expected to be widely distributed to students across the country as the school year begins.

Otzma Yehudit officials said “The Unstoppable Minister” will be distributed to hundreds of thousands of students nationwide. The launch is part of the party’s preparations for the opening of the school year, with the book placing Ben-Gvir’s activities at the center of content aimed at children.

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The book launch will take place during an Otzma Yehudit activists’ conference at 7:00 PM at the Acapella halls in Netanya. During the conference, Ben-Gvir is expected to present his term’s achievements and goals going forward, alongside the official book launch.

Meanwhile, Ben-Gvir continues to shape the Otzma Yehudit list ahead of the deadline for submitting Knesset lists. According to our Knesset correspondent Avraham Hasson, new names are being considered who may join the list and work alongside the minister.

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Among the names under consideration are the minister’s legislative advisor, attorney David Bavli, and former chief of staff Hanamel Dorfman. Also being considered is Bezalel Yaakov, a political strategist and panelist on Channel 14, as well as additional names in the women’s section, including Talik Gwili and May Golan.