National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir on Wednesday evening responded to renewed publication of a terror plot to assassinate him using a distraction attack and an explosive drone, saying 'He who believes is not afraid' and that the attempt 'will not deter me.' The revelation marks the 11th known plot against the minister.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir responded Wednesday evening to the publication of new details of an assassination plot targeting him, vowing not to be deterred. The plot, which The Zioneer reported earlier this afternoon, involved a 'distraction attack' to lure the minister and an explosive drone assembled from Chinese components. Ben-Gvir said: 'He who believes is not afraid' and 'This will not deter me nor frighten me. The same terrorists who wanted to frighten me are trembling with fear today.' The response also noted that this is the 11th known attempt on the minister's life. The statement came as Ben-Gvir's election campaign and a newly released song share the slogan 'He who believes is not afraid.'
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