Why Should Ra'anana Be Deprived of All the Fun …

"Sharing the Load Used to be Fashionable”

Ra’anana

A group of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s neighbors in Ra’anana sent a letter on Sunday to Shin Bet Chief Nadav Argaman, Internal Security Minister Omer Bar-Lev, the director-general of the Prime Minister’s office, and others, demanding that Bennett move to the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem, Channel 12 News reported.

was Argaman contacted about the weekly noisy disruptive protests 

all the weeks and months around the PM Residence in Jerusalem when PM Netanyahu was there??

When Bennett became prime minister, the family decided to remain in Ra’anana so their four school-age children wouldn’t have to switch schools, and use the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem only for official events. The decision may be beneficial for the Bennett children but Bennett’s neighbors are far from pleased as the Bennett home has turned into a center of protests and security forces.

“The happenings around the house of the new prime minister have created an impossible situation for my clients,” the group’s lawyer wrote. “Overnight, their place of residence has turned into a fortress, a war zone, a military base, and a center of protests.”

The residents are demanding three things – that the prime minister move his primary place of residence to Rechov Balfour in Jerusalem; that the protests be stopped or at least minimized; and that the security arrangements for Bennett be less disruptive to the residents.

Did you care about the residents of Jerusalem near the Prime Minister’s Residence 

during the years long protests every motzei Shabbat

driving the neighbors into panic mode?

Certainly you can “share the load"

The letter is the last step prior to an appeal to the Supreme Court.

https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/headlines-breaking-stories/1986792/bennetts-neighbors-demand-he-move-to-jerusalem.html

Netanyahu Tells Off Leftist Critics

YERUSHALAYIM - 

In speech at the Knesset on Wednesday, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the left-wing opposition what he thinks of their criticism and their protest demonstrations.

Addressing a plenum discussion titled “The Collapse of Social Services,” Netanyahu said: “I heard the idle claims of the opposition. I heard claims from people who made claims about why I opened the economy — after they called for an opening and said that the coronavirus was an invented crisis. Even if I brought a vaccine for the coronavirus and world peace you would be asking here why I only did so now,” he said, as reported by Arutz Sheva.

“I want to tell my friends on the left, the facts don’t interest you. On the left, everything is political. The coronavirus is political, the economy is political, and so are the political demonstrations. They are organized by left-wing organizations, funded by left-wing foundations and receive disproportionate support from left-wing media. They take a quarter of the mandates the left received and present that as mass demonstrations.

“The eyes of the broadcasters sparkle as they broadcast from there. The broadcasters on the morning programs participate in the protests in the evenings. The media was recruited and is recruiting [for the protests]. We are told that the left-wing protests are ‘spontaneous.’ These are the most organized ‘spontaneous’ protests ever. These are demonstrations which are organized at luxury hotels and ivory towers.”

Despite heckling from opposition MKs, some of whom had to be ejected from the chamber, the prime minister continued:

“There is contempt for state symbols, there are calls for the murder of the prime minister and his family every day; and as if that is not enough — there are vulgar, shameful protests against my wife. The worst part of this is that none of you have condemned it! Are you not ashamed? Would any of you accept this if it was being done to your wives, to your family members? None of you have condemned these rude and despicable things, not the left-wing leaders Lapid and Odeh, and not any of the women’s organizations.

“In many countries around the world, the opposition is mobilizing to fight the coronavirus alongside the government. In Israel, it is the other way around. While we are fighting the disease, the left is fighting against the government,” he said.

Opposition leader MK Yair Lapid responded:

“Netanyahu, we paid for the chair you are sitting on at this moment. It doesn’t belong to you. It belongs to the citizens of Israel. You don’t own this country. You’re in the service of the People. I am an employee, all of us, this whole building, are employed by the citizens of Israel.

“You know why [anti-government activists] are taking part in demonstrations? Because they are the ones in charge. It doesn’t belong to you — it’s theirs and they’ve come to let you know you’ve been fired,” said Lapid.

Hamodia 

Add the above to the settler faction calling for the end of the reign of Netanyahu, and we have the source and seed of any negative action (perpetrated by the left) to forcefully remove him from office. This reminds me of the evil machinations by them prior to the removal of  rabeen from politics.