U.S. Embassy in Israel Seeks Ben Gvir's Prints

A report revealed that Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir unusually requested to have his fingerprints taken at the U.S. Embassy in Israel as part of his visa application process, despite holding a diplomatic passport. This was for a trip to the United States to participate in a private event and a diplomatic meeting. It was also announced that the trip would cost tens of thousands of shekels, funded by an Israeli businessman, and that security ministers accompanied him on the trip, in accordance with government approval laws. Legal sources are facing criticism over his request, while efforts are ongoing to impose European sanctions on him, despite several countries banning him from entering due to his positions and conduct.

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