Netanyahu's threat to the Histadrut
Netanyahu held a meeting with senior Finance Ministry officials and threatened to advance legislation against Israel's largest labor union.
Netanyahu held a meeting with senior Finance Ministry officials and threatened to advance legislation against Israel's largest labor union.
Im Tirtzu activists hold early morning protest outside home of Histadrut chair Arnon Bar David, criticizing him for political strike. 'We won't allow you to continue harming Israelis.'
Prime Minister Netanyahu sharply criticized the decision of union chairman Arnon Bar-David to declare a general strike.
The Labor Court has ordered the Histadrut to end its strike by 2:30, ruling that its motives were purely political.
Activists protest outside the home of Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar David, stressing, 'a strike aids Hamas.'
Many business and local authorities refused to heed the call by Histadrut head Arnon Bar-David to cease operations in protest of Israel not reaching a deal with Hamas.
'While we are looking for the ultimate solution, you have chosen to shut down the economy and say to Sinwar, 'You succeeded, keep on murdering,' says mother of murdered hostage to Histadrut Chairman.
Chairman of the Histadrut, the General Organization of Workers in Israel, Arnon Bar-David has called a general strike on Monday. 'Tomorrow, from 6:00 a.m., the Israeli economy will halt. At 8:00 a.m. Ben Gurion Airport will close and departures and arrivals will stop.'
Opposition leader meets at his home with Arnon Bar-David, tries to recruit him to the fight against the government's judicial reform.