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Ben-Gvir took one of Likud's strongest symbols and turned it against Netanyahu – opinion

אוג 25, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 77Objectivity score77/100

Ben-Gvir took one of Likud's strongest symbols and turned it against Netanyahu – opinion

The Davidka cannon did not cause much damage, its range was short, and the destruction it caused was limited, but it made an enormous noise. Today's Davidka is named Itamar Ben-Gvir.

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National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly used the Altalena commemoration to politically embarrass Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, appropriating a key symbol of the Likud and Menachem Begin. Ben-Gvir held a celebration inside the Irgun Museum, while Netanyahu delivered a speech outside, avoiding an encounter. The article suggests that Ben-Gvir's actions were a political maneuver, likening him to a "Davidka" for making noise and commotion. Netanyahu, in his speech, emphasized that "there will be no civil war," despite the current political climate. The author criticizes both Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, contrasting them with historical leaders like Ben-Gurion and Begin, who prevented civil war after the original Altalena incident.

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