On Tuesday, the official Twitter account of Israel’s Prime Minister invited people to tweet questions for Benjamin Netanyahu using #AskNetanyahu. Bibi will apparently be answering the questions in a Q&A on Thursday – but his team will have quite a few to sort through. Here are some of the best.
LIVE TWITTER Q&A: Prime Minister Netanyahu answers your questions.
Tweet your questions at: #AskNetanyahu pic.twitter.com/Gz63c1uBZ8— Prime Minister of Israel (@IsraeliPM) May 10, 2016
Why did Israeli soldiers, in their own words, "shoot at random civilian targets, just for fun", during the 2014 Gaza war? #AskNetanyahu
— Daniel Wickham (@DanielWickham93) May 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/AfroArabian_/status/730040740630376448
#AskNetanyahu Why do Israeli soldiers fire at fishermen & farmers in Gaza's waters & buffer zone although they pose no danger to Israel?
— Elizabeth Tsurkov
(@Elizrael) May 10, 2016
In 2009 you said you will destroy Hamas. Now we are facing another round with it. When will you admit failure and resign? #askNetanyahu
— ygurvitz يوسي جوربيتس (@ygurvitz) May 10, 2016
Why did you say that Israel doesn't arrest journalists when it's currently holding 10 Palestinian journalists in detention? #AskNetanyahu
— Natasha Roth-Rowland (@NatashaRoth01) May 10, 2016
#AskNetanyahu why have you allowed a huge increase in demolitions of #Palestinian homes&buildings in the West Bank? https://t.co/yyyoWoOajW
— Natalie Sedacca (@nataliesedacca) May 10, 2016
When you thoughtfully demo'd Gaza,again,were you thinking that they needed more parking space anyway? #AskNetanyahu pic.twitter.com/WuTqakqK4m
— Hend Amry (@LibyaLiberty) May 10, 2016
In 3 emojis or less, how would you describe your illegal siege on Gaza? #AskNetanyahu
— Kareem Chehayeb | كريم شهيب (@chehayebk) May 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/adanielroth/status/730033340288503808
https://twitter.com/AayeshaJ/status/730040326342107138
#AskNetanyahu | Why does Israel continue to build settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, in violation of international law?
— Muhammad Smiry
(@MuhammadSmiry) May 10, 2016
https://twitter.com/Doctor_Niki/status/730035785009909761
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