Israeli ministers have doubled down on their backing for the ‘Flag March’ set to run through the heart of Jerusalem on Sunday, after Israeli police confirmed that the controversial nationalist celebration will be allowed to go ahead. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called for “business as usual” for the march, according to The Jerusalem Post, despite warnings it could reignite violence in the holy city. In a public address this week, defence minister Benny Gantz said Israel would “hold whatever kind of march we want to in our capital”. “You will not threaten our sovereignty,” he said. G…