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Netanyahu Leaves Knesset Plenary After Opposition Shouts 'Shame'
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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Prime Minister Netanyahu left the Knesset plenary after opposition members shouted "shame" during a vote on canceling draft dodger arrests.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu entered the Knesset plenary before a key vote.
- The vote concerned a law to cancel arrests of draft dodgers.
- Opposition members shouted "shame" at Netanyahu.
- Netanyahu left the plenary in response to the shouting.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu entered the Knesset plenary ahead of the vote on the law to cancel arrests of draft dodgers. Opposition members shouted "shame" at him during the session. In response to the outburst, Netanyahu exited the plenary hall.
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