Justice Minister Yariv Levin is heckled by an attendee at the funeral of slain hostage Inbar Haiman.
“Get out of here!” the heckler demands of Levin.
The heckler is identified as prominent hostage deal advocate and anti-government activist Alon Mishali.
“We cannot accept this!” he says, apparently referring to the presence of Levin — a member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party — although the applause he receives from those around him drowns out the rest of his remarks in the footage.
Levin is accompanied by fellow Likud member, Science and Technology Minister Gila Gamliel.
Mishali also uploaded a video of Levin and Gamliel’s arrival at the funeral on Facebook, inquiring: “How dare they show their faces at Inbar Haiman’s funeral?”
“Don’t normalize the fact that they have no shame,” he demands in the post. “You will legitimize those who are consciously destroying Israel and its most basic values!”
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