Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, speaking in an area in Petah Tikva hit by Iranian missiles, stated that they will take strict measures against individuals who record missile impacts and celebrate the attacks. Ben-Gvir noted that such behavior endangers Israel's security and that these individuals will be arrested.
The minister argued that the broadcasting of missile impact sites by foreign media outlets also poses a threat to national security. "Filming missiles falling on Israeli territory harms the security of the state, and those who make such broadcasts will be considered a security threat," he said.
Ben-Gvir emphasized that they will implement a zero-tolerance policy against any behavior that supports Iranian attacks, adding, "Supporting Iran is supporting terrorism, and those who engage in such actions should be sent to prison."
News Source: 12punto
