What do Naftali Bennett's movements say about the thoughts behind his words?

Vered Feldman, a body language expert, analyzes Naftali Bennett's micro-expressions during a television interview. In response to a photo of Amichai Shikli, Bennett blew air from his mouth as a sign of rejection, and when referring to Netanyahu as "the prime minister," he gave a slight shrug, indicating internal resistance.

Vered Feldman, a body language expert, analyzes Naftali Bennett's micro-expressions during an interview with Roni Koven on the program "Meeting" on Kan 11. During the interview, Bennett was shown photos of former friends and current rivals. In response to a photo of Amichai Shikli, who defected from his party to the Likud, Bennett blew air from his mouth, a gesture meaning recoil and rejection. Later, when he said of Netanyahu "you are the prime minister," a slight shrug appeared, indicating internal resistance. Feldman argues that in this case, body language reinforces Bennett's verbal message, rather than contradicting it.