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CalcalistPolitics

Netanyahu Orders Expulsion of Airport Workers' Union Head from Likud Over Illegal Strike

Translated & summarized from Calcalist by baba

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered the expulsion of Pinchas Idan, head of the Airport Authority workers' union, from the Likud party due to an illegal strike at Ben Gurion Airport that disrupted citizens and the economy.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Netanyahu ordered Likud to expel Pinchas Idan over an illegal airport strike.
  • The strike at Ben Gurion Airport was deemed unlawful and harmful to citizens.
  • The strike caused damage to Israel's economy and public services.
  • Likud confirmed the expulsion directive following the strike.
  • Further details on the expulsion were to be provided later.
Netanyahu Orders Expulsion of Airport Workers' Union Head from Likud Over Illegal Strike
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Following an illegal and disruptive strike at Ben Gurion Airport that harmed Israeli citizens and the economy, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed the Likud party to expel Pinchas Idan, chairman of the Airport Authority workers' union, from its membership. The strike was described by the party as unlawful and damaging to the national economy. The Likud party confirmed the directive and emphasized the strike's negative impact on the country. Further details on the expulsion and related measures were promised to follow.

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