Yoni Netanyahu's widow: 'I was asked to move out in the middle of the shiva'
Yoni Netanyahu, of blessed memory, was killed during Operation Entebbe (later renamed 'Operation Yonatan') while serving as commander of the Sayeret Matkal unit. Yoni's former partner reveals the Netanyahu family's request following his death.

Yoni Netanyahu, of blessed memory, dedicated his life to the State of Israel and was killed while saving the lives of hostages kidnapped from an Air France flight to Entebbe, Uganda. He fell during the rescue operation while serving as commander of the Sayeret Matkal unit. Following his death, the mission was renamed 'Operation Yonatan'.
This evening, an interview with Yoni Netanyahu's widow will be broadcast on 'Ulpan Shishi', in which she reveals that in the middle of the shiva for Yoni, his family asked her to vacate his apartment. The announcement of the interview sparked outrage on social media. Commenters wrote: 'After 50 years she has risen from the grave, where has she been until now?', 'You have completely lost it', and 'And you call Channel 14 a propaganda channel? Shame on you'.
As recalled, on Tuesday morning, Tel Aviv District police officers on routine patrol noticed that the glass of the front door to the Channel 12 news office building had been damaged. A threatening letter directed at public figures and media personnel was found near the entrance on HaHaskala Boulevard in Tel Aviv. The building's entrance had been vandalized previously. The Central Unit of the Tel Aviv District has since announced the arrest of a suspect for the threats and property damage.





