Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed with 'Shame on you' slogan in Israeli Knesset

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left the Knesset session following protests and chants from opposition lawmakers in the Israeli parliament. The incident took place during a vote on a bill exempting Haredi Jews from military service. Opposition lawmakers forced Netanyahu out of the Knesset building with chants such as “Get lost” and “Shame on you.”

• Benjamin Netanyahu was present at the Knesset session.
• Netanyahu’s presence coincided with the vote on the bill exempting Haredi Jews.
• Opposition lawmakers in the Knesset protested against Netanyahu.
• The opposition lawmakers chanted slogans such as “Get lost” and “Shame on you.”
• Netanyahu left the parliamentary session following these chants.
• IRNA reported that Netanyahu left the parliamentary session after chants from opposition lawmakers.
• Mehr News referred to the incident as “Netanyahu welcomed in the Israeli Knesset with chants of ‘Shame on you’.”
• In a separate report, The Times of Israel quoted Netanyahu as saying that several countries are quietly expanding their ties with Israel.. Coverage difference: IRNA and Mehr News focused on the protests and Netanyahu’s exit from the Knesset. IRNA noted the details of the chants and the reason for Netanyahu’s presence at the session, while Mehr News referred only to the chant “Shame on you” and Netanyahu’s reception. The Times of Israel made no mention of this incident and covered a completely different story about Netanyahu.