Netanyahu's Wife's Former Aide Claims Bribes Offered to Testify Against Her

A new documentary in production is set to feature testimonies from long-term employees who worked with Sara Netanyahu, wife of the Prime Minister. Tzipi Navon, who managed Netanyahu's office for the past 25 years, claims she was repeatedly offered money to "change her skin and lie" about the family, stating these offers "always came up near elections."

The documentary aims to present the perspectives of employees who remained with the Netanyahu family for years, questioning the timing of past allegations and lawsuits filed by former employees, which often cited workplace mistreatment.

Film producer Yariv Nati explained his motivation was to give a platform to these long-term employees, stating, "It seemed strange to me that close to election campaigns, claims and lawsuits against the Prime Minister's wife repeatedly surface, while almost no one approaches the employees who worked with her for years and asks them what they saw and experienced."

The film also includes testimony from Rami Ben Hamo, who previously sued Sara Netanyahu. Footage within the documentary shows Ben Hamo describing his work experience differently than what later emerged during his legal dispute. Additionally, the film features the head of the school where Netanyahu worked as a public service psychologist, highlighting her professional work with families and children and expressing frustration that this aspect of her career received little media attention despite her many years in public service.