Minister Wasserlauf Confronted at Tel Aviv Hospital Weeks After Birth of Fourth Son

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Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf faced verbal abuse at a Tel Aviv hospital while with his newborn son, with a woman questioning his presence and political affiliation. Kaplan protest activist Ami Dror called for such officials to be pursued everywhere. Wasserlauf, Minister of the Negev, Galilee and National Resilience, recently welcomed his fourth child.

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Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf was verbally attacked at a Tel Aviv hospital with his infant son.
A woman confronted the minister, questioning his presence and political views.
Kaplan protest activist Ami Dror called for pursuing such officials everywhere.
Wasserlauf, of Otzma Yehudit, recently welcomed his fourth child.
The incident occurred at a medical check-up in Tel Aviv.

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Minister of the Negev, Galilee and National Resilience Yitzhak Wasserlauf, of the Otzma Yehudit party, was verbally confronted while at a medical check-up with his infant son at a Tel Aviv hospital. Wasserlauf's fourth son was born just six days prior to the incident. During the visit, a woman recognized the minister and shouted at him, questioning his presence in Tel Aviv and associating him with controversial political figures. She told him, "Yitzhak Wasserlauf, Minister of the Negev and Galilee, how dare you show your face here? You Ben-Gvir supporter, Kahane supporter, I thought you moved to the Galilee, no? What are you doing here in Tel Aviv? Shame on you." She further added, "October 7th is written on your forehead, shame on you. Walking around like a peacock. What are you doing here at all? Go to the Galilee! I thought you were the Minister of the Galilee. Coming to visit Tel Aviv, to live in Normans, shame on you!"

Kaplan protest activist Ami Dror also commented on the incident, posting on social media, "It is imperative to pursue them everywhere! It is imperative to pursue the criminals of 'we will die and not enlist' and the offenders of 'Hamas is an asset.' Share with all your might!" Wasserlauf and his wife Moriah welcomed their fourth child on October 26th, with the minister sharing the news on social media, writing, "Thank God for He is good, for His mercy endures forever. A son has been born to us!"