Monica Lewinsky abandons interview to 'stand up' for herself after an 'off limits' question about Bill Clinton

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• Monica Lewinsky walked off the stage at a conference in Israel when she was asked about Bill Clinton.
• Yonit Levi, an Israeli journalist on stage with her, asked if she still expected a personal apology from the former president.
• Lewinsky stormed off and later said the question was "off limits," and that she told Levi the day before not to ask it.
• The Israeli News Company, who conducted the interview, said the question did not violate Lewinsky's request.

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Monica Lewinsky stormed off the stage at a live event when she was asked a question about Bill Clinton.

Lewinsky had been at a conference in Jerusalem on Monday when Yonit Levi, an anchor at Israel's Channel 2 News program, asked her if she still expected a personal apology from Clinton, who had an affair with her in the 1990s and has insisted that he didn't owe her an apology in private.

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