He didn't expect this: Nissim Vettori's question to Elon Musk

The entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk arrived today (Monday) for a visit to Israel , during which he met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and came with him to tour the Gaza Strip and watch the "atrocity film" from Black Sabbath. During the visit to the Knesset, Musk received a question that he did not expect from the Deputy Speaker of the Knesset, Member of Knesset Nissim Vatori .

During his visit to the Knesset, Knesset member Vettori saw him, approached him, shook his hand and asked him why he was blocked on the X social network. According to those present there, Musk's advisor hurried to whisper to him: " This is the one who said to burn Gaza ."

MK Nissim Vatori meets Elon Musk and tells him that he is blocked on Twitter 🤦 pic.twitter.com/9wtAzw3epN

— Asslan Khalil (@KhalilAsslan) November 27, 2023

As a reminder, last week Knesset member Vattori published a post on his Twitter account in which he called "Burn Gaza now, no less." The post was quickly deleted on the grounds that it violated the rules, and his account was banned.

Musk participated in a tour of the Gaza Strip, during which they arrived at the family home of Ofir Liebstein, head of the Shaar HaNegev Regional Council, who was murdered on the morning of October 7 in an exchange of fire with Hamas terrorists. Later they arrived at the house of the Itamari family, and heard the story of Lili and Ram Itamari who were murdered in the massacre. At the end, Prime Minister and Elon Musk moved to the youth neighborhood in the kibbutz, which took the brunt of the Black Sabbath atrocities.

Meanwhile, Musk also met with the country's president Yitzhak Herzog . The President of the State: "We are flooded with anti-Semitism and hatred of Jews that affects the behavior of people in many places around the world, and you have a huge role to play. I think we need to fight this together, because the platforms you lead, unfortunately, have a large reservoir of hatred, hatred of Jews, anti-Semitism. We need to fight this hatred to make the world a better place."