The opposition was accused by Parliament’s step by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of “feeding anarchy” by supporting anti -government demonstrations that are popping up in protest over the dismissal of the head of the Internal Security Service. “Perhaps, once, could you try to respect the will of the people?” Benjamin Netanyahu said to his “opposition colleagues” during a hectic meeting of Parliament in Jerusalem. “Maybe you could stop feeding the incitement, hatred and anarchy on the streets?” He said, adding: “once and for all, democracy is not in danger in Israel, contrary to the authority of the bureaucrats.” Previously, Netanyahu had warned of reinforcing pressure in the Gaza Strip and reiterated the threats to occupying ground if Hamas did not release the hostages he still holds. “The more Hamas continues her refusal to release our hostages, […]
Source: News Beast
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