A speech by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a Mount Herzl ceremony for Israeli victims of terror is delivered largely unimpeded, but yelling can be heard from someone in the crowd as his speech ends.
In one video, a person can be heard yelling “garbage,” while in another an older man appears to yell that “he took my kids.”
The start of the speech was also marked by a protest, as an attendee stood up and held aloft an Israeli flag with “7.10” written on it, alluding to the date of Hamas’s October 7 attack.
During the speech Netanyahu vows that his government is working to bring home the hostages held in Gaza.
“We are working nonstop to bring everyone back — both those living and those killed,” he says. “We already brought back half of them, and we will bring them all back.”
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