France Bans Ben-Gvir

France has banned Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from entering its territory after a video was shared showing him taunting pro-Palestinian activists aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. The video, published on Ben-Gvir's social media account, sparked international condemnation and led to several countries summoning Israeli ambassadors. The activists were intercepted by Israeli security forces in international waters and were subjected to physical and sexual abuse, according to the Global Sumud Flotilla. The incident has led to widespread criticism of Ben-Gvir's actions, with many countries calling for sanctions against him. The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barrot, announced the ban on Twitter, stating that France would not tolerate its nationals being threatened or intimidated. The Italian Prime Minister, Meloni, also called for sanctions against Ben-Gvir, citing the need to protect human dignity. The ban on Ben-Gvir has sparked a diplomatic row between France and Israel, with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu distancing himself from Ben-Gvir's actions. However, the incident has also highlighted the ongoing tensions between Israel and Palestine, with many countries calling for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.