(30 Apr 1997) T/I: 11:24:51
The Israeli Parliament on Wednesday (30/4) debated the latest controversy and scandal surrounding the Likud government and discussed whether a State investigation should be carried out.
Members of Israel's opposition Labour Party are protesting against the decision and are calling upon the Likud government to resign immediately. Labour's Ehud Barak, a man expected to challenge Shimon Peres for leadership of the party, went so far as to sign a petition and
contribute money towards a fund to fight the government.
SHOWS:
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL 30/04
00.00 MS chamber of Knesset.
00.03 CU delegate speaking at podium.
00.09 MS two delegates speaking to each other.
00.15 MS back of delegate.
00.16 MS delegate speaking at podium.
00.22 MS delegates listening.
00.27 CU delegate speaking at podium.
00.32 MS Justice Minister Tsahi Hanegbi (on right) and another delegate speaking to each other.
00.39 MS tent set up by protesters outside Knesset.
00.42 MS woman signing petition in tent.
00.45 CU woman signing.
00.48 SOT, CANDIDATE FOR LEADERSHIP OF LABOUR PARTY, FORMER DEFENCE MINISTER, EHUD BARAK, ENGLISH, "It's clear to the public that Netanyahu is much more responsible than Deri to the whole scandal. And it's impossible that Deri alone will stand there taking the whole weight of this scandal on his shoulders."
01.04 WS tent.
01.07 MS Barak signing petition.
01.14 Vision Ends.
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