A man in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, admitted on video to threatening to kill an aide of Yesh Atid MK Moshe Tur-Paz on Friday.
Tur-Paz was in the area with political aides before the confrontation with the man, who was videotaped wearing a kippah.
In an initial video seen by The Jerusalem Post, the man appears to shout from several meters away, saying that he wants to “kill you,” before a woman is heard responding, “You want to kill me?”
The man appears to admit to it once questioned on video seen by the Post.
“They’re making problems here, cursing,” the man said. “I’m cursing?” the threatened woman asked, to which he responded, “Yes.”
“I do not want to talk to you,” he said, before being chastised and told, “Then do not talk to her.”
“I am not talking to her,” he insisted.
“They want to… There’s an MK here, and I see them coming for some response. Get out of here; I do not want to talk to you,” he said.
Man appears to smack phone after realizing he is being recorded
Noticing that he was being recorded, he appears to become angry and shouts, “Get rid of the phone!” before reaching out and smacking it.
A nearby police officer comes over to escort him away and talk to him, with the phone-holder alleging to the police officer that he just assaulted him.
