Justice Minister Denies Being Ejected From Soccer Stadium
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Justice Minister Yariv Levin denied reports that he was ejected from Bloomfield Stadium during a soccer match. He stated on Sunday that he left for a drink at halftime and returned to watch the rest of the game. Levin dismissed the rumors as false descriptions spread by leftists and said that while one person shouted at him, most attendees were supportive.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Justice Minister Yariv Levin denied being ejected from Bloomfield Stadium during a soccer match.
- Levin stated he left for a drink at halftime and returned to watch the game.
- He called the ejection rumors "ridiculous and false" and attributed them to leftists.
- Levin acknowledged an isolated incident of a person shouting at him.
- He claimed most stadium attendees were supportive and encouraging.
Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister Yariv Levin on Sunday addressed social media rumors claiming he was removed from Bloomfield Stadium during a soccer match. Speaking on the radio program "P'tichi v'Zamri Ba'am" on Radio Galey Israel, Levin firmly rejected the allegations, stating, "It's a shame to fall for these false descriptions that leftists spread. I was not 'ejected' or anything of the sort." He explained that he left the stadium during halftime to get a drink, as is customary, and returned for the second half. Levin criticized attempts to create a false media narrative around his presence at the stadium, calling the story "ridiculous and false." He acknowledged that "some hateful leftist" shouted something at him, but asserted that this was an isolated incident and did not reflect the overall atmosphere. "On the contrary," Levin said, "there were many, many who came to cheer and encourage, and that is the true picture."
