Sara Netanyahu

A district court rejected Sara Netanyahu's request to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by The Democrats leader Yair Golan over October 7 remarks.

Sara Netanyahu threatened a million-shekel defamation lawsuit against Channel 13 journalist Raviv Drucker over an upcoming investigative report regarding PMO security.

The Democrats leader Yair Golan filed a 2.5 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu after she suggested he had prior knowledge of the October 7 massacre.

A Tel Aviv court annulled a verdict ordering a former PM residence housekeeper to pay 100,000 shekels to Sara Netanyahu, as legal proceedings over defamation continue.

Sara Netanyahu faced public backlash after appearing in a New Year video with Border Police officers, drawing criticism over the alleged use of security forces for political campaign purposes.

Keren Hayesod Chairman Eli Vered Hazan has announced his resignation amid a political uproar over alleged pressure to appoint former MK Osant Mark.

Democrats leader Yair Golan filed a 2.55 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu following her remarks on Channel 14 implying he had prior knowledge of the October 7 attacks.

Sara Netanyahu pushed for former MK Osnat Mark to be appointed chief of staff at Keren Hayesod, sparking an unprecedented crisis at the Zionist institution.

Sara Netanyahu faces a third legal warning letter over statements made in a Channel 14 interview concerning Jerusalem protests, with demands for damages and an apology.

The Democrats party reports 500,000 shekels in donations following Sara Netanyahu's controversial interview about Yair Golan. Both sides have exchanged pre-action legal warnings.

Amir Sade, one of the defendants in the case of firing flares at the Prime Minister's residence, sent a warning letter to the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu, and Channel 14. He claims that statements made in an interview on the channel constitute defamation and demands a correction, threatening lawsuits totaling 4.5 million shekels.

The Prime Minister rejected the treason theory surrounding the October 7 attack, hours after his wife caused a stir by hinting that Yair Golan knew about the attack before him. Golan has already sent Sara Netanyahu a warning letter demanding an apology and compensation: "Slanderous and false statements."

The Democrats party harshly criticized the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu, following her interview on Channel 14. In their statement, they accused her of spreading conspiracy theories against Yair Golan.

The Prime Minister's wife questioned the conduct of the Democrats party leader on the morning of the Hamas attack, claiming he arrived in the south at a time when others were unaware. When asked about the betrayal theory, she refused to comment directly but criticized the demand for a state commission of inquiry: "They want an investigation whose results are known in advance."

Amid the recommendation to provide security for Gadi Eisenkot, Ronen Cohen stated that there are attempts to exploit the committee for political purposes. He explained that the decision was based on a combination of circumstances rather than specific intelligence. Cohen also noted that the Prime Minister's wife is under a "severe threat level" and criticized journalist Uri Misgav.

Rami Ben-Hamo, who was employed as a household worker at the Balfour Street residence, filed a lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office. The lawsuit alleges humiliating treatment, comments about his ethnicity ("you are an undeveloped Moroccan"), shouting, and demands to clean floors on his knees. According to the claims, Ben-Hamo underwent an angioplasty following a cardiac event, but the harsh...

A former employee at the Prime Minister's residence, Yehiel Ohav Ami, has filed a 450,000 shekel lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office. He accuses Sara Netanyahu of systematic bullying, humiliation, and unreasonable demands.

The Netanyahu couple feeds each other the same anxieties, leading to a division of the world into "us" and "them." This principle becomes the key criterion for selecting the people who bring reality to the Prime Minister.

Journalist Barak Seri cynically attacks Hadar Muchtar following Benjamin Netanyahu's decision not to shorten her qualifying period in Likud, which prevents her from running in the party's primaries.

Hairdresser Lior Atiya, who worked closely with the Prime Minister's wife, addressed the allegations published against her and came to her defense: "I received treatment opposite to what is described in the media. 'Do you want something to drink?' Everything was within the framework of pleasant and fun conversation."

The testimony of Yehiel Ohav-Ami, a Netanyahu supporter who worked at the residence, once again reveals the routine of abuse and racism at the site. The testimony exposes abusive treatment, racism towards employees, and a reality in which Netanyahu stands helpless and without influence before his wife.

Two recent testimonies from Benjamin Netanyahu's inner circle confirm established patterns of behavior. While they offer no new revelations, the consistency of these accounts only deepens the public shock.

Documents revealed show that as early as Netanyahu's first term, the family demanded coverage for private medical expenses, used aliases, bypassed procedures, and left debts of thousands of shekels to doctors and therapists.

A week after a former Prime Minister's residence employee sued her for workplace bullying, Sara Netanyahu responded with a defamation lawsuit for 300,000 shekels. She claims he filmed in the residence illegally, violated a confidentiality agreement, and disseminated false claims to harm her.

From claims of bullying at the Prime Minister's residence to quiet exclusion in government ministries: the alarming data of the Israeli labor market, and the reason why the problem will not solve itself.

Edna Halbani, who served as a coordinator in the Prime Minister's Office for 50 years, launched a scathing attack on Likud ministers and MKs, as well as Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, labeling the politicians as "submissive slaves."

Businessman Roni Maane criticized Nir Hefetz for his comments on the marital relationship of the Netanyahu family. Maane accused the former advisor to the Prime Minister of lying, recalling his past complaints about Sara Netanyahu's behavior.

Sara Netanyahu is facing a new legal storm following testimony from a former employee at the Prime Minister's residence. The Prime Minister's Office has categorically rejected these allegations.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has broken his silence to discuss the hardships his family has endured. He recounted the childhood trauma inflicted upon his son Yair and the shocking refusal of the Council for the Child's Rights to intervene.

Businessman Roni Maane, a vocal critic of the Netanyahu family, has pledged financial support to a former residence employee who filed a lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office alleging mistreatment.

Sara Netanyahu is at the center of a new legal scandal after a former residence employee filed a lawsuit alleging bullying. Businessman Roni Maane supported the claims, describing a toxic environment within the Netanyahu household.

Following the broadcast of a report regarding the Prime Minister’s residence, Channel 12 reporter Omri Maniv received a series of abusive messages from "Survival" reality star Nir Regev.

The Prime Minister's wife is at the center of a legal storm, as a former employee of the Prime Minister's Office has filed a lawsuit alleging bullying and abuse. A Channel 12 News journalist has detailed the claims.

Nir Hefetz, the former communications advisor to the Netanyahu family, addressed the testimonies published about Sara Netanyahu: "I have never heard her raise her voice at an employee, nor say a racist remark. From 2009 until 2018, she yelled at me only once when I brought Ben Caspit for an interview with Bibi."

An operations assistant over the age of 60, who worked at the Prime Minister's residence until recently, has filed a lawsuit containing serious allegations against Sara Netanyahu. The claims include daily verbal abuse, demands to clean floors while crawling, and physical assault.

An updated petition filed in court reveals claims by a former operations staff member at the official residence, who alleges he was forced to endure humiliation, harsh remarks, and an incident that flared up due to a mistake in the location of food packages brought from the USA.

If it is possible to retouch Netanyahu's responsibility for the failures of October 7, why make a big deal out of retouching his facial skin?

In Israel, the title "The First Lady" is reserved for the wife of the President, but the Prime Minister's Office referred to Sara Netanyahu this way. During the visit to the USA, not only her face was retouched, but also the face of the Prime Minister himself.