Netanyahu’s son calls PM's opponents ‘saboteurs’ in book to be distributed by Simon & Schuster
Yair Netanyahu, a 35-year-old political activist, has authored “Two-Front War: Inside Israel’s Fight for Survival – Against Foreign Enemies and Domestic Saboteurs.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu, is set to release a new book through Simon & Schuster. The 35-year-old political activist's book, titled "Two-Front War: Inside Israel's Fight for Survival – Against Foreign Enemies and Domestic Saboteurs," claims foreign and domestic enemies worked together to topple his father.
The book, scheduled for release in March 2027, describes how Israeli institutions allegedly conspired to remove Netanyahu's father from power, alleging a "Kafkaesque system" few citizens experience. Yair Netanyahu alleges prosecutors and police involved in his father's corruption trials sought to stage a "coup" and committed "treason."
He also asserts that the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks on Israel exposed an alliance between neo-Nazi, radical Islamist movements, and far-left ideological networks targeting Israel. Yair Netanyahu, known for his divisive social media presence, has endorsed far-right conspiracy theories. He is described as a divisive figure in Israel, with allegations of sharing far-right conspiracy theories, including a post in 2017 suggesting Jewish philanthropist George Soros controlled his father's political adversaries.
Yair Netanyahu's publisher, RatPac Press, is part of RatPac Entertainment, founded by Brett Ratner and James Packer. Ratner, who immigrated to Israel in 2023 following sexual misconduct allegations, was a guest of Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2023. Packer, named in one of Netanyahu's corruption indictments for giving the prime minister gifts, sold his stake in RatPac in 2017.
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