Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who this week erupted at MK Orit Struck in the Knesset plenum, and shouted at her, “Fly away from my eyes” – did so because she did not wear a mask over her face.
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According to a report by Yedioth Ahronoth journalist Sima Kadmon in Tora today, “Immediately after that incident, Bennett said to the person who said: ‘The woman approached me without a mask and sprayed me with an omicron from a distance of ten centimeters. So I told her to fly away from me. I was isolated enough last week. “
Bennett claimed that Orit Struck came to him without a mask, so he told her, “Get out of my sight.”
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Struck is seen 5 seconds before she approached Bennett in the known incident.
With a full face mask and she claims she also did not take it off while she was talking to him pic.twitter.com/IoOx70UzVJ– YakiAdamker (@YakiAdamker) January 7, 2022
It should be noted that according to everyone on the Mishkan island, MK Orit Struck is considered the Knesset member who is most careful about wearing a mask. “I have never seen her without a meticulous mask on her nose and mouth,” says one of the media advisers working in the Knesset.
MK Struck told this week, on Radio 103, about the incident with Bennett during which he shouted at her, ‘Fly away from my eyes.’
“He did not say. He shouted, growled, I do not know how to express this shout that came out of his mouth, in response to which I approached him closely and asked him ‘how can he do such a thing to the young settlement?’ Instead of answering my question, he just growled at me. “
She added: “I think that basically everything I express in his eyes, he wanted this thing to fly out of his eyes. He works with the Islamic Movement, the Reform Movement, the LGBT Movement, the Radical Left Movements. Why does he need this movement of the Land of Israel and of Jewish pride and of a Jewish state? He wants it all to fly out of his sight, so that’s how he put it. It flew straight from his stomach, ‘Fly away from this eye’. “