The Israeli Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, continues to ignite a fire between him and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after a dispute arose between them following the weak response to the rocket fire from Gaza last Tuesday.

Ben Gvir decided to continue boycotting the sessions of the Israeli Knesset, a decision that was taken after the weak bombing of Gaza, as he describes it.

This time, Ben Gvir pleaded for the return of the bodies of 3 Palestinian martyrs from the "Black's Den" in Nablus, who were handed over this evening, indicating that he and his party members will continue to be absent from the Knesset sessions until the current right-wing government returns to work according to its specific policies.

Ben Gvir said: "We are a right-wing government, and the public did not give us a mandate to return the bodies of the terrorists, or to avoid bombing Gaza."

He added, "It is not too late for a strong and offensive political security leadership," considering the re-delivery of the bodies as a serious mistake.