National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir arrived at the weekly Cabinet meeting Sunday with the demand that Defense Minister Yoav Gallant enforce the law equally following the demolition of a new Jewish outpost in Judea and Samaria on Friday.
"As National Security Minister, I believe in the rule of law, but there cannot be one law for the Arabs and one law for the Jews. The law should also be enforced on Khan al-Ahmar and dozens of illegal Arab outposts,'' said Ben-Gvir.
The Religious Zionism party boycotted the Cabinet meeting entirely in protest against the demolition of the Jewish outpost on Friday, and is threatening to boycott tomorrow's Knesset votes as well.
Reshet Bet reported that the party has accused Defense Minister Yoav Gallant of preventing the transfer of powers to Religious Zionism party chairman Bezalel Smotrich, including the establishment of the administration that is supposed to nationalize the Civil Administration.
Religious Zionism party officials even issued a threat to Likud members and stated that "if there is no progress in resolving the crisis, we will consider absenting ourselves from the Knesset votes on Monday."