After the surroundings of his home turned into a battlefield, Israeli tweeters rose up against Netanyahu

Highlights: After the surroundings of his home turned into a battlefield, Israeli tweeters rose up against Netanyahu. The head of the Israeli Internal Security Service (Shin Bet), Ronen Bar, went last night to the Prime Minister’s house to supervise his protection. The Israeli treasury incurred 27 million shekels ($7 million), according to what the State Comptroller announced. The "Shabakat" program monitored the great extent of anger that swept Israeli social media platforms due to Netanyahu's insistence on remaining in his position.

A wide sector of Israelis are increasingly angry with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as demonstrators recently raised the ceiling and demanded that he step down from office, hold early elections, and conclude an exchange deal to return prisoners detained in Gaza.

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For months, demonstrators have held Benjamin Netanyahu responsible for all the recent events that Israel has been exposed to, and the resulting loss of their families and children in the army.

It reached the point where some demonstrators broke through the security barriers in the vicinity of Netanyahu's house to clash with the police, who chased them and arrested some of them, while others escaped arrest, as things remained as they were, between give and take.

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These developments prompted the head of the Israeli Internal Security Service (Shin Bet), Ronen Bar, to go last night to the Prime Minister’s house to supervise his protection, warning of the danger of these violent demonstrations.

During the demonstrations to protect Netanyahu’s homes in Caesarea and Jerusalem, the Israeli treasury incurred 27 million shekels ($7 million), according to what the State Comptroller announced.

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The "Shabakat" program - in its episode on (4/3/2024) - monitored the great extent of anger that swept Israeli social media platforms due to Netanyahu's insistence on remaining in his position and turning his back on the demands of the street.

In this context, Tal says, “Netanyahu is plunging the country into problems, hiding, and ordering the police to protect him and spend money on him. Why doesn’t he confront the demonstrators if he is responsible for what he is doing?”

Ori described the police's treatment of the demonstrators as disgraceful, and added, wondering: "Why are Israelis treated this way? All they did was protest against the corrupt Netanyahu, who is wasting public money on him and his family."

In turn, David believed that "all prime ministers in the world use a budget for their personal protection. This is normal, but what is not normal is the focus on their safety and marginalizing the safety of our people detained in Gaza."

For her part, Maya launched an attack on Sarah Netanyahu, the wife of the Israeli Prime Minister, and said, “The country is burning, and Netanyahu is hiding, and when his wife wants to get her hair done, an armored vehicle comes to transport her from the salon out of fear for her safety... and our money is spent on them.”

It should be noted that the Hebrew "Walla" website revealed that an apartment next to Sarah Netanyahu's residence is currently undergoing extensive renovations, including hairdressing equipment and beauty tools, and said that "these expenses are being paid for with taxpayers' money."