Israel’s far-right National Security Minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, sharply criticized a letter from the Attorney General limiting legislative action until elections. Ben-Gvir dismissed the Attorney General’s concerns, stating she should “start packing” – a clear indication of defiance. The letter cautioned against significant legislative changes during the current transition period. Ben-Gvir, leader of the "Jewish Power" party, effectively declared that, from his perspective, the transitional government began immediately following the swearing-in of the current administration. This direct rebuke highlights growing tensions between the new government and legal authorities. The exchange suggests Ben-Gvir intends to pursue his legislative agenda despite warnings against it, potentially setting the stage for a constitutional clash. This signals a likely contentious period as the government navigates its power within legal boundaries.