In a speech, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the only way to remove the Iranian threat is to topple the regime in Tehran, spoke of pressures to retreat from achievements in the West Bank, Gaza and Lebanon, and called for a national unity government. The speech sparked controversy and anger in the Knesset, and the Joint List responded by describing it as hysteria and incitement.
One coverage focused on Netanyahu's remarks on Iran and his call for a national unity government, another on the Joint List's parliamentary response, while a third limited itself to the controversy and the raucous scene in the Knesset without details.