Likud MK Hanoch Milwidsky Threatens Staff Dismissal in Leaked Audio
A leaked voice recording reveals Likud MK Hanoch Milwidsky lashing out at his parliamentary staff, threatening mass dismissals after failing in recent primaries.
An internal political storm has erupted within the office of Likud MK Hanoch Milwidsky following the release of a leaked voice recording. In the recording, Milwidsky is heard severely reprimanding his parliamentary staff during a car ride over unresponsiveness after failing to secure a realistic spot in the recent party primaries.
Ultimatums and Dismissal Threats
Milwidsky, who finished the primaries in an unrealistic slot and is not expected to serve in the next Knesset term, expressed deep personal offense at his team's behavior. In the aggressive evening audio message, he complained that no one was answering his calls or coordinating schedules.
"Good evening, 8:21 PM and until now I don't know who is coming with me tomorrow. I'm glad everyone has plans, and I'm also glad none of you think it's right to answer me after all this time," Milwidsky said sarcastically.
Faced with what he perceived as blatant disregard, the Likud lawmaker issued an immediate termination ultimatum, threatening to send all staff members home by September 30 if they felt no mutual obligation.
Operational Demands
Milwidsky demanded immediate compliance from his aides, instructing them to provide a driver and a photographer for his schedule within half an hour.
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Demanded a response from his staff within thirty minutes regarding tomorrow's schedule.
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Threatened mass termination effective September 30.
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Expressed frustration over lack of basic professional respect following primary results.
