Herzog on Tibi attack: Today it was tea, tomorrow it could be a gun
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Knesset Speaker Yuli Edelstein said to MK Ahmad Tibi, who received a cop of hot tea thrown in his face at a Prawer Bill protest Thursday, that "everyone has right to protest, but no one is allowed to cross the line and take justice into their own hands."
Opposition leader Isaac Herzog said the attack "should raise a red flag in all that's related to elected officials in Israel. Conversation in the country is turning more and more violent. Today it was hot tea, and tomorrow it could be a knife or gun." (Moran Azulay)
