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Israeli troops refuse to meet Netanyahu in his visit to Hadassah Hosp.

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  • Source: Israeli media + Al Mayadeen English
  • 28 Dec 2023 14:38
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An IOF soldier told Israeli media that he, along with 15 of the 18 soldiers in his wing, refused to meet with Netanyahu, contrary to statements by the PM's office.

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  • Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, visits a man injured in an attack at the border with Egypt, Friday, Aug. 19, 2011 (AP)
    Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, visits a man injured in an attack at the border with Egypt, Friday, August 19, 2011. (AP)

Israeli media reported that Israeli soldiers getting treated at the Hadassah Medical Center's rehabilitation facility refused to meet with PM Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit.

Netanyahu's office had previously stated that upon knowledge of the PM's visit "the crushing majority of troops were enthusiastic to meet him." However, one soldier told the media that he, along with 15 of the 18 soldiers in his wing, refused to meet with Netanyahu. 

Israeli Channel 13 noted that a precedent to the incident took place a week before in another of Netanyahu's visits to the Sheba Medical Center, during which injured soldiers also rejected a meeting with Netanyahu, and highlighted that officials in the Israeli occupation forces tallied those who agreed to meet the occupation PM and transferred them to a different department. 

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Halutz continued by expressing, "For me, the picture of victory will be when Prime Minister Netanyahu steps down."

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