Businessman Roni Mana Slams Netanyahu Aides as 'Criminal Gang'

Businessman Roni Mana, once a close confidant of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and now a vocal critic, launched a scathing attack on Netanyahu's inner circle, particularly Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman. Mana accused them of altering and concealing protocols related to the October 7th events, calling them a "criminal gang in every sense of the word."

In a fiery social media post, Mana asserted that his past familiarity with these individuals gives him insight into their methods, stating, "Knowing the people, they know how to do these things." He drew parallels to the past controversy involving spokesperson Eli Feldstein and denials surrounding a late-night meeting, suggesting that those around Netanyahu are "ready to die for him just to be relevant."

Mana further alleged that beyond loyalty, an internal balance of terror exists within the Prime Minister's office. He suggested that Netanyahu's close associates possess sensitive information, granting them leverage and enabling quiet coercion over the Prime Minister himself.

This is not the first time Mana has sharply criticized Netanyahu and his supporters. He recently attacked businessman Oren Dobronsky, who claimed Israel's economic situation was excellent. Mana countered by urging Dobronsky to observe the widespread bankruptcies and the struggles of ordinary citizens, arguing that Netanyahu, a millionaire disconnected from the populace, has exacerbated the situation for the common person.