<p>Otzma Yehudit chairman and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir called for applying the terrorist death penalty law, which he said his party had advanced, to the terrorist who carried out the attack in Binyamin.</p><p>“This is the first case in which the terrorist death penalty law can be implemented,” he said.</p><p>Ben-Gvir argued that the death penalty is mandatory in this case and must be imposed: “The law is the law. This is the law we passed, the law that allows the terrorist to be executed, and this is the opportunity. Execute him now.”</p> | Read More in News from Israel