In the Knesset chamber last Tuesday, Netanyahu subjected himself to the shouts of the opposition in the Knesset, pointing at him and shouting “shame.” He sat in his seat for a few minutes, appearing oblivious. Occasionally, he glanced at his phone. He spoke to no one. Looked at no one. And then he rose, surrounded as always by his phalanx of security minders, and left the Knesset chamber through a side door. The shouts of the Opposition turned to “Go.”