Former House Manager of Prime Minister’s Residence Sues Netanyahu for Abusive Conduct
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Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with WhatsApp Founders Jan Koum and Brian Acton, in Silicon Valley, on March 5, 2014.
Times of Israel – The former house manager of the prime minister’s residence filed a lawsuit against Benjamin Netanyahu and the Prime Minister’s Office on Wednesday over what he alleges was abusive conduct, largely on the part of Mrs. Netanyahu, throughout his period of employment. He is claiming more than NIS 1 million ($285,000) in damages.
Menny Neftali, once an elite soldier in the IDF, had previously served as the personal bodyguard for Sara Netanyahu and the Netanyahu boys. He is the third ex-staffer to publicly threaten legal action against the Netanyahus.
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