Graffiti threats against Ben Gvir near Be'er Sheva prison after Negev demolition wave

Graffiti with threatening slogans against National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir was discovered near Be'er Sheva prison, according to Israeli media. The incident follows a wave of demolitions in the Negev region.

Graffiti with threatening slogans targeting National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir was discovered near Be'er Sheva prison on Sunday afternoon, Israeli media report. The messages were found following a recent wave of demolitions in the Negev, which Ben Gvir has publicly supported as part of enforcement against illegal construction. The threats are under investigation; no arrests have been reported. This is a single-source report, and further details are pending.

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