After the Iranian attack on Israel on Sunday, Ben-Gvir tweeted, "Impressive defense until now – now there must be a crushing attack."
Likud MK Tally Gotliv performed the famous Israeli tune made popular in the 1930s, attacking Arab MKs.
On Saturday evening, thousands of protesters rallied around the country to protest the government and call for the release of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.
Yossi Cohen also expressed strong support for disengagement from Gaza, saying he was in favor of a total disengagement.
Gotliv was quick to respond, saying that "Bressler missed the limelight" and reminded the public that her "immunity is substantial and enshrined in law."
Responding to Gotliv's claims on X, judicial reform protest leader Bressler said she "is not moved by the campaign of lies.
"The shouts of 'now, now,' the outbursts during the Knesset meetings, these are weapons for Hamas, fuel for Hamas," Gotliv, an outspoken opposer to any ceasefire, told the hostage families.
This message comes after academic institutions opened their doors for the 2024 academic year in December, approximately a month and a half after the outbreak of the war
MK Tally Gotliv sharply attacked the judges who intended to vote in favor of rejecting the reasonableness law, and claimed that she knows who leaked the draft.
"What purpose does it serve? No purpose [other than] stopping the fighting much sooner than it needs to end," Likud MK Tally Gotliv claimed.