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YnetPolitics

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

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered the expulsion of Pinchas Idan from Likud after an illegal strike at Ben Gurion Airport disrupted citizens and harmed the economy.

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  • Netanyahu ordered Likud to expel Pinchas Idan over the Ben Gurion Airport strike.
  • The strike was deemed illegal and disruptive by the Likud party.
  • The strike caused harm to Israeli citizens and economic damage.
  • The expulsion is a direct response to the strike's impact.
  • Pinchas Idan is chairman of the Airport Authority workers' union.
Netanyahu Orders Expulsion of Airport Workers' Union Head from Likud Over Ben Gurion Strike
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the Likud party to expel Pinchas Idan, chairman of the Airport Authority workers' union, following an illegal strike at Ben Gurion Airport. The strike was described by the party as disruptive and unlawful, causing harm to Israeli citizens and damaging the national economy. In an official statement, Likud emphasized that Netanyahu's directive to remove Idan from party membership was a direct response to the strike's negative impact on the country.

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