Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled on Wednesday by bereaved families as he was giving remarks during a Memorial Day ceremony. Hecklers were heard saying “resign” and “release them,” in reference to Israeli hostages held in Gaza, and one was seen being escorted out.
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Netanyahu heckled by families of victims of violence at Memorial Day ceremony

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled on Wednesday by bereaved families as he was giving remarks during a Memorial Day ceremony. Hecklers were heard saying “resign” and “release them,” in reference to Israeli hostages held in Gaza, and one was seen being escorted out.
 
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