A heated debate occurred during the Knesset's '40 signatures' plenum debate Monday evening.
The discussion dealt with the problems of governance in the Negev, and Prime Minister Naftali Bennett took pride in reaching solutions for the regulation of the illegal localities in the Negev.
He attacked the previous government and backed Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas. "I did not know Mansour, I only heard that Bibi met him many times in Balfour. I said I would not meet him in secret, he's not a mistress. Kish, Bibi and Yariv Levin, you who secretly exchanged notes with him - on your life, that is not the way to do things."
The prime minister attacked opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu and claimed "my predecessor promised the Americans the establishment of a consulate in Abu Dis. I said no. Check it out on Google."
"Hamas leader Sinwar was released by my predecessors, the previous government's policy was containment. I do not have to apologize. He who should apologize is the person who stood in this spot for the last decade," Bennett added.
He said, "There is a coalition of Tibi, Odeh, Bibi and Ben Gvir and it is working against us. The vision of the opposition is elections and the vision of the government is employment and livelihoods."
Bennett's remarks were repeatedly interrupted by members of the opposition who shouted harsh words at him. He left the podium to cries of "Leave! Go home!" from all sides.