While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was trying to appear before his cabinet ministers with a strong stance and talking about his intention to move forward with judicial reforms, the weekly session of his government witnessed a campaign of shouting and insults among a group of ministers.

According to the Hebrew website Ynet, the Minister of Education, Galit Distel Atbarian, entered into a heated discussion with the Minister of Intelligence, Gila Gamliel, before he moved into a state of shouting and insults.

Gamliel said that the coalition agreements kept the Likud busy from important issues, while Atbarian called on her not to interfere and remain silent, describing her as a "backward" that no one in the Likud likes, and that she is just a "stone in the coalition's shoe."

Later, Atbarian wrote via Twitter, that Gamliel had arrived late for the government meeting as usual, and started telling everyone to show that she is a person and she is the only one who has solutions. "A stone in the shoes of the coalition," and because of that she screamed again, and then leaked what happened in the meeting to reporters, and I stand behind every word I said that she was "a stone in the shoes of the coalition and her behavior is embarrassing and disturbing."

Later, Netanyahu said he spoke to the two ministers and made it clear to them that he was not ready to accept such behavior.

The explosive session also witnessed an exchange of accusations in loud voices between the ministers of the Jewish Power Party, led by Itamar Ben Gvir, and Shas, against the backdrop of postponing the rabbinical elections.