Prime Minister Naftali Bennett turned public frustration at the widespread corona spread into an even more embarrassing spectacle: his alarming rampage to opposition members during a plenary vote on the Electricity Act.
In the moments that followed, when he returned to the prime minister’s chair in the center of the Knesset plenum, he was approached by MK Orit Struck, the current chairman of the religious Zionist faction and a close friend of Bennett’s during his tenure as chairman of the Jewish House. “Fly away from my eyes.”
This morning (Friday), in the weekend supplements in the secular media, the prime minister briefed the writers of the political columns on why he attacked Stroke: Bennett was quoted in Yedioth Ahronoth. Similar things were written in time.
Yinon Magal, presenter of the popular radio program on Radio 103, asked MK Struck if she did talk to him without a mask, and received a negative answer: “Obviously a people!”, The MK replied firmly. This can also be found in the video before the event. , In which Struck is seen walking for me in the plenum wearing a mask legally.
Bennett explained his very quarrel with members of the opposition as “shifting the fire in his direction.” An aide to the prime minister explained in “Zaman Israel”: “Bennett is lying on the fence to guard his people. He hears the threats and curses on Orbach, Silman and Kalfon. These are terrible things, and everything is a blatant lie.” Yedioth Ahronoth reported that a few minutes before the clash with the opposition, Bennett wrote a message to Ayelet Shaked: “I stand up to them to protect Abir (Kara; Rach) and Nir (Orbach; Rach), that the fire will be on me.”