PM said to cut short meeting with Druze leaders over Jewish state law

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly cuts short his meeting with Druze leaders over the controversial Jewish state law after an activist branded Israel an “apartheid state.”

According to reports in Hebrew-language media, Netanyahu leaves the meeting after Druze army officer Amal Assad interrupts him and made the remark.

He tells the Druze representatives at the meeting that he was committed to working on a compromise, and left the meeting.

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