Coalition Lawmakers Ejected From Knesset Committee Meeting Amid Disruption

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The first meeting of the Knesset's Committee for the Organization of Work ended in scandal on November 11, 2026, with coalition lawmakers disrupting proceedings and accusing opponents of supporting terrorism. Two MKs, Talli Gotliv and Almog Cohen, were removed from the session. The disruption began with an exchange between Likud MK Erez Tadmor and Democrats MK Naama Lazimi.

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Coalition lawmakers disrupted a Knesset committee meeting on November 11, 2026, leading to two expulsions.
Likud MK Erez Tadmor insulted Democrats MK Naama Lazimi and accused opponents of terrorism support.
MKs Talli Gotliv and Almog Cohen were removed from the session due to persistent disruptions.
The committee chairman, Roi Folkman, struggled to maintain order during the chaotic meeting.

The first session of the Knesset's Committee for the Organization of Work concluded in disarray on November 11, 2026, after coalition lawmakers repeatedly disrupted discussions, insulted opponents, and accused Arab faction representatives of supporting terrorism. Consequently, two parliamentarians were removed from the hall.

The conflict escalated shortly after the session began, chaired by Roi Folkman. Erez Tadmor, a Likud MK with a prior conviction for stealing weapons and military property, engaged in a verbal altercation with Naama Lazimi, an MK from the Democrats party. Tadmor's insult, calling Lazimi a "chicken," led to accusations of misogyny. He then asserted that while the coalition offered a hand for unity, their opponents collaborated with terrorism supporters. Lazimi responded sarcastically, "There's unity for you."

Later, Talli Gotliv, an MK from Otzma Yehudit, was escorted out for persistently interrupting speakers. Almog Cohen, a Likud representative, was also removed. The session was repeatedly halted, with the chairman struggling to restore order.