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Knesset Member Tally Gotliv Removed From Meeting After Disruptions

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Knesset Committee Meeting Disrupted by Coalition Members

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The Knesset Arrangements Committee is discussing the formation of temporary committees until a new government is established. The meeting was disrupted by coalition members Gottlieb and Cohen, who allegedly taunted Arab MKs. The committee chairman, Rooie Folkman, removed Gottlieb from the session.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Knesset Arrangements Committee meeting disrupted by coalition MKs Gottlieb and Cohen.
  • MKs Gottlieb and Cohen reportedly taunted Arab members of Knesset during the session.
  • Committee Chairman Rooie Folkman removed MK Tali Gottlieb from the discussion.
  • The committee is establishing temporary statutory committees until the next government is formed.
Knesset Committee Meeting Disrupted by Coalition Members
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The Knesset Arrangements Committee is currently discussing the establishment of temporary statutory committees that will operate until the next government is formed. The discussion was repeatedly disrupted by coalition members, primarily MK Tali Gottlieb and MK Almog Cohen, who were reportedly taunting Arab members of Knesset. Committee Chairman MK Rooie Folkman eventually removed Gottlieb from the session.

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