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During Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's visit to "Blich" High School in Ramat Gan, protests erupted after the Jewish Power Party distributed propaganda materials in the form of weapons inside the school. These included keychains that function as bottle openers with the inscription "The weapon saves lives" and images of Ben Gvir holding a pistol. The school administration intervened and halted the distribution. Meanwhile, opposition figures such as Knesset Member Nima Lazimi criticized this action, describing it as "criminal Kahanism" due to targeting minors amid ongoing debates over weapons empowerment. Ben Gvir's party promotes messages advocating for armed security reforms, claiming that hundreds of thousands of weapons have been distributed since he took office, while also seeking to expand gun licensing ahead of the Knesset elections scheduled for October 27.
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