Blue and White Chairman confronted his former roommate, who was even taken out of the court by ushers • Levy: "Do you blame us? It's a lie, leave us alone already we heard from you "

• MK Levy at the outbreak of Gantz's // photo from the Knesset channel

The 35th government of the State of Israel was sworn in on Sunday, but the state event was far from being seen as such. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speeches and the replacement of Prime Minister Benny Gantz have often been interrupted by shouts from emerging opposition members.

The spirits were particularly agitated as Gantz made his remarks to his former associates, saying: "I also want to thank those who took my first steps in politics, Yair, Boogie and the other members who are here in the courtroom."

At this point, MK Mickey Levy of the party has a future erupting in the words of the designated defense minister, saying: "Do us no favors, we do not need it. Thank you, leave us alone. We've heard from you. "

After a few seconds, Gantz returned to talk, saying: "After all, I still respect you. I'm sorry you didn't know how to preserve the partnership and chose to break us up instead of understanding."

At that point, Knesset Member Levi was aggravating his tones when he read: "It's a shame and disgrace! You blame us? It's a lie! A lie!"

At this point, Gantz thanked Levi cynically for the shouts, and he replied: "Don't thank me, I don't need anything from you. Really, thank you very much."

Gantz sent another sting to MK Levy, revealing: "I want to remind you that when we were together in the room, quietly, you told me you thought there was a need for unity."

Following this, MK Meir Cohen Mish Future intervened and called on Gantz: "Shame on you, don't do that, there are codes in politics. We will not tell you what you said in the rooms. "Immediately after that, Levy was removed from the courtroom with ushers, and even aroused loud laughter among the crowd when he told the security guard to come out:" What, I did nothing. "

Immediately after Levi's release, which continued to read intermittently while leaving the court, Gantz concluded: "You know I wanted you to be part of this unity campaign in Israel, that together with you we could be stronger and express the political power jointly. Political or parliamentary exercises would not change the reality that society in Israel lives within. After three difficult election campaigns, this should have been brought to an end. "