Today, Sunday, the so-called Israeli Ministerial Committee for Legislative Affairs will hold a session to discuss a draft law that would grant the so-called Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, the authority to impose criminal administrative detention orders, in a move targeting Palestinians inside.

According to the Hebrew newspaper, Israel Hayom, this law submitted by Knesset member Tzvika Fogel, from the Ben Gvir party, stipulates that arrest warrants are issued with the approval of the public prosecutor or any of the legal advisors, and their period ranges from six months to one year only.

The newspaper says that these are unprecedented powers, through which Ben Gvir wants to take them for himself, under the pretense of the powers of the Israeli army minister to sign administrative arrest warrants to prevent "terrorism", a tool that Ben Gvir and his party members often criticized strongly.

The law allows the extremist bin Ghafir to restrict the movement of any person, prevent him from leaving his place of residence, or even travel abroad, ban his presence in a specific area, or compel him to live in a specific area.