Post attacking judicial reform posted, deleted on Netanyahu's X account

The post was quickly deleted. It is unclear as of yet who is responsible for writing the post.

 JUSTICE MINISTER Yariv Levin speaks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the voting in the Knesset plenum on Monday. (photo credit: YONATAN SINDEL/FLASH90)
JUSTICE MINISTER Yariv Levin speaks with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the voting in the Knesset plenum on Monday.
(photo credit: YONATAN SINDEL/FLASH90)

A tweet attacking supporters of the government's judicial reform plan was published and quickly deleted from the X (formerly Twitter) account of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Sunday, according to Walla.

"It's a little uncomfortable, but every time I try to understand the legal positions of the opponents of the coup, I get the feeling that our entire judicial system is a tower of speculation and of patting oneself on a back sticky with gum. The issue is that the claims of the supporters of the overhaul are a billion times worse than even this horror," read the post which was written in Hebrew but published on the English-language X account of the Prime Minister's Office.

The post was quickly deleted. It is unclear as of yet who is responsible for writing the post.

 A PROTESTER holds an anti-Netanyahu placard at a mass rally against the judicial reform outside the Knesset on Monday (credit: GILI YAARI/FLASH90)
A PROTESTER holds an anti-Netanyahu placard at a mass rally against the judicial reform outside the Knesset on Monday (credit: GILI YAARI/FLASH90)

The post was published as Netanyahu landed in Cyprus for an official visit with Greek and Cypriot officials.