New lawsuit: Former employee alleges bullying, violence, and racist treatment by Sara Netanyahu

A new lawsuit filed against the Prime Minister's Office raises serious allegations regarding conduct within the residence, as reported this Thursday on Channel 12 News. The plaintiff, an operations assistant over the age of 60 who worked at the site until a few months ago, notes that although he was officially an operations assistant, he spent most of his day serving the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu.

According to the employee, he experienced bullying, humiliation, shouting, and insults on a daily basis. Furthermore, the lawsuit includes allegations of violent acts: the employee describes several instances in which Sara Netanyahu physically assaulted him, pushed him, and pinned him against a wall.

Cleaning rituals and crawling on the floor

The employee details a series of cleaning rituals customary in the residence. According to the claims, any deviation from strict rules was met with screaming and acts of humiliation. Among other things, he asserts that he was required to clean the floor while crawling and using only small wipes.

Outburst of rage following food boxes from the USA

Another case detailed in the lawsuit occurred early this year, after the Prime Minister returned from a visit to the White House. According to the testimony, Sara Netanyahu brought with her five takeout boxes containing food from restaurants in the United States. The employee mistakenly placed the boxes in her kitchen instead of the lower kitchen. In response to this mistake, the employee claims, she lashed out at him in a fit of rage.

In addition to these events, the plaintiff raises various allegations regarding racist treatment he endured during his period of employment.

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