Israeli MK Zvi Sukkot Caught on Camera Taking Law Into His Own Hands in Knesset

In a recent incident captured on camera by Naor Shiri, Israeli Member of Knesset Zvi Sukkot was seen taking the law into his own hands within the Knesset. Meanwhile, journalist Yossi Abdu provided commentary using two phones, one for kosher calls and another for other contacts, humorously noting one for heaven and one for hell.

Yosef Hadad expressed his ambition to become the first Arab member of the Knesset, though Yossi reminded viewers that Mansour Abbas already holds that distinction. Mansour Abbas also spoke publicly about promoting tolerance. Oren Samdaja launched a new political party, and Yossi recalled his past involvement in judo.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a phone number, but neither he nor Topaz Luk responded to calls. Mordechai David encouraged people to wake up for Selichot prayers during the month of Elul, despite risking a fine from Mayor Ron Huldai. Singer Hanan Ben Ari also participated in Selichot prayers.

In a heated exchange, Itamar Ben-Gvir told an Arab individual, "You are not the homeowner, you are the doormat," while Yossi searched for something to buy. Naor Shiri praised the events, calling them "kingly." The segment was presented by Yossi Abdu, written by Yosef Haim Maimon, with photography by Avi Ludmir and editing by Yedidya Cohen. Viewers were encouraged to share stories directly with Yossi via WhatsApp.