The verse, from Exodus chapter 1, verse 13, reads: "And the more they afflicted them, the more they multiplied and spread out."The ones doing the afflicting in Netanyahu's tweet are his detractors, and those multiplying are his supporters.Suspended Communications Ministry Director-General Shlomo Filber, a confidant of Netanyahu's, signed a state’s witness deal as part of police investigation Case 4000 on Tuesday night, in the latest blow to the prime minister. And yesterday it was revealed that Netanyahu's close adviser, Nir Hefetz, is suspected of having offered the job of attorney general in 2015 to former judge Hila Gerstl in exchange for a promise to close the criminal probes against his wife, Sara Netanyahu.But even on Rothschild, there were Netanyahu loyalists to spare."I think Netanyahu should continue what he's doing, because he's doing the best job he can," Lisan, who refused to provide his last name, said. "I think he's a very good prime minister."Ella Rotem, from Tel Aviv, wanted to remind readers Netanyahu has not yet been convicted of anything."Innocent until proven guilty," Rotem said.Other passersby simply refused to comment.