MKs Trade Barbs Over Past Protests and Military Service
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
MKs Naama Lazimi and Erez Tadmor engaged in a sharp verbal confrontation during the first meeting of the Knesset's organizing committee. Lazimi accused Tadmor of stealing weapons, referencing his past military conviction, while Tadmor called Lazimi a "road blocker" for her protest activities. The exchange also included accusations of cooperating with terrorists and blocking unity efforts.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- MKs Naama Lazimi and Erez Tadmor clashed during the Knesset organizing committee's first meeting.
- Lazimi called Tadmor a "stolen arms thief" over his past military conviction.
- Tadmor labeled Lazimi a "road blocker" for her anti-government protest activities.
- The argument included accusations of cooperating with terrorists and blocking unity.
- Tadmor was previously convicted for stealing military equipment and served 45 days.
A heated exchange erupted during the first meeting of the organizing committee for the 26th Knesset between MK Naama Lazimi of the Democrats party and MK Erez Tadmor of the Likud. The confrontation escalated into accusations concerning protests and alleged cooperation with Arabs.
Lazimi referred to Tadmor as a "stolen arms thief," alluding to his military past. Tadmor was convicted during his army service for stealing weapons and served 45 days in actual prison.
In response, Tadmor called Lazimi a "road blocker," referencing her activism in anti-government protests. Lazimi retorted, "Here is your unity." Tadmor further criticized opposition members regarding political negotiations for government formation, stating, "We extend a hand to you for unity and you join supporters of terrorism."
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