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Netanyahu's Knesset Speech Sparks Outrage and Walkouts
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the Knesset opening on November 10 devolved into a scandal, marked by sharp criticism of Arab parties and walkouts by opposition lawmakers. Yair Golan and Gilad Kariv of the "Democrats" left or were removed from the plenum.
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What happened
- 01Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Knesset speech on November 10 was disrupted by scandal and walkouts.
- 02Yair Golan and Gilad Kariv of the "Democrats" party reacted strongly to Netanyahu's remarks.
- 03"BeYahad" leader Bennet interrupted Netanyahu, raising issues of October 7 failures and Qatari ties.
- 04Gadi Eisenkot criticized Netanyahu, calling for his immediate resignation and a unity government.
- 05The incident underscores deep political divisions and security concerns within Israel.
"BeYahad" leader Bennet and Gadi Eisenkot also criticized Netanyahu, with Eisenkot calling for his immediate removal. The incident highlights deep divisions within Israeli politics.
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