The head of the Prisoners and Freed Prisoners Affairs Authority, Raed Abu Al-Hummus, said today, Tuesday, that "the recorded video of the extremist resigned Israeli minister Itamar Ben Gvir, which he published yesterday, in which he incites against a number of movement leaders who were released in the recent exchange deal, comes in the context of increasing the pace of incitement, and creating obstacles and pressures to complete the release operations."

Abu Al-Hummus added in a statement issued by the Authority today, Tuesday, that "Ben Gvir" is unable to get out of the childish, adolescent mentality, and spoke yesterday in a clear incitement formula about the released prisoners.

He called on the mediators of the exchange process to emphasize the protection of the released prisoners, and to stop the dangerous incitement led by Ben Gvir, and stressed that they have the right to live in safety after these long years of detention and deprivation of freedom.