Ben Gvir worried about Netanyahu's silence
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir revealed that direct communication between himself and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been severed in recent weeks, as the latter has not responded to his phone calls. Ben-Gvir confirmed that his relationship with Netanyahu was good over the past two years, but he now feels insulted and angry over the sudden cessation of contact, especially after expressing his concerns about Netanyahu's move toward forming a broader coalition government after the elections at the expense of the Otzma Yehudit party. He explained that his relationship with Netanyahu was based on deep respect and believes that some advisers are urging Netanyahu to distance himself from him, despite Ben-Gvir’s complete respect for the Prime Minister and his regard for his positions and priorities, such as appointing judges and developing domestic policies. Nonetheless, the lack of response to his calls bothers him and provokes his anger.
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