Communication Minister Dudi Amsalem suggested on Sunday police must decide what is more vital, to prevent violence against women or investigate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged corruption, earning him fierce condemnation by Israel's Women's Network. Calling these words "a new record of throwing blame around and treating the blood of slain women cheaply" the network said in a press release on Sunday "is this what you have to say to a woman who only two days ago [had] her baby sister brutally murdered?"
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