Yair Golan sues Sara Netanyahu for pushing Oct. 7 conspiracy theory

According to the report, Yair Golan, the head of the Democrats faction, has filed a NIS 2.55 million defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu. The lawsuit claims that the prime minister's wife defamed him and endangered his life by suggesting he knew about the October 7 Hamas attack in advance. The lawsuit, filed in the Central District Court in Lod, seeks damages and a correction from Sara Netanyahu.

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