Chairman Arik Kleiner of the workers' committee in the Prime Minister's Office complained, Sunday, about the use of force by security personnel in the office to clear protesting workers from the weekly cabinet meeting. Speaking to reporters after the incident, Kleiner said he had no beef against security but against the director-general of the Prime Minister's Office, although, he said, "We have photographs and the workers want to file a complaint."
Kleinerexplained,"We insistthe protestwill take placein orderwithoutinterruption-and ifnot,we will haveto step up sanctions. " Kleinersaid that,at this point,the protestdoes not interferewith the proper workingofthe Government of Israel,"We try not tointerfere withworkaroundthe Prime Minister,butif we havewe will have tointensifysanctions." The Prime Minister's Office declined comment.