The country's pipes will be blocked if the coalition does not pass the judicial reforms, according to Moshe Nissimpur, a Likud activist who presents himself as the chairman of the Plumbers and Sewer Constructors' Union and who shared a scathing video against the anti-judicial reform demonstrators this month.
"In contrast to the protestors, 90% of which don't even know what the reforms are but rather just say 'anyone but Bibi,' I am not a Bibi supporter, I want justice," Nissimpur said later the 103FM after his video went viral.
"Whether the hi-tech guy or the tycoon has a gold toilet, if either of them has a blockage and their toilet is filled with s**t... we can cause 10 times as much damage (than the anti-judicial reform protests). The country will be flooded with s**t," he said.
"Whether the hi-tech guy or the tycoon has a gold toilet, if either of them has a blockage and their toilet is filled with s**t... we can cause 10 times as much damage (than the anti-judicial reform protests). The country will be flooded with s**t."
Moshe Nissimpur
Judicial reform crisis
At the time in which Nissimpur spoke, the country was reaching the peak of anti-judicial reform protests, with hundreds of thousands of Israelis attending protests in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and on junctions and bridges throughout the country.
Since then, the opposition to judicial reforms has grown further, with protests and strikes taking place all across Israeli society.
The Jerusalem Post was unable to confirm at this time whether the Plumbers and Sewer Constructors' Union exists.