Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf and Newborn Son Subjected to Abuse at Medical Clinic

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Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf and his six-day-old son were subjected to verbal abuse and humiliation at a medical clinic in Tel Aviv. The minister was reportedly called a "Ben Gvirist, Kahaneist" and told to "Go to the Galilee." The incident is described as an example of rampant political hatred and toxicity.

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Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf and his newborn son were verbally abused at a Tel Aviv medical clinic.
The minister was reportedly called a "Ben Gvirist, Kahaneist" and told to leave Tel Aviv.
The incident occurred when Wasserlauf was at the clinic with his six-day-old infant son.
The article describes the event as an example of extreme political hatred and toxicity.

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Yitzhak Wasserlauf, Israel's Minister of the Negev, Galilee and National Resilience, experienced a distressing incident when he visited a medical clinic in Tel Aviv with his six-day-old son. During the visit, Wasserlauf was subjected to verbal abuse and humiliation by an unidentified individual.

The aggressor reportedly shouted insults at the minister, including "Ben Gvirist, Kahaneist, what are you doing here in Tel Aviv?! Go to the Galilee! I thought you were the Minister of the Galilee." The incident highlights what the article describes as rampant hatred and political toxicity that crosses all boundaries, noting that even a father with a newborn infant is not immune.

The article frames the event as an "ugly and infuriating picture of lost boundaries and political poison that crosses every red line," emphasizing the extreme nature of the verbal assault. The incident occurred recently, as indicated by the context of the report.