Netanyahu Aide Accused of Sexual Misconduct Returns to PM's Office

David Keyes, an Israeli-American public relations specialist who assisted in drafting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming UN speech, has returned to work in the Prime Minister's Office. Keyes previously resigned from his role in 2018 following allegations of sexual misconduct. However, he was not charged with any offenses.

Keyes's return comes ahead of Netanyahu's brief visit to the United Nations, where the Prime Minister is scheduled to deliver a speech. A photograph released by the Prime Minister's Office showed Netanyahu preparing for his address, but Keyes was notably absent from the image.

The article highlights the controversy surrounding Keyes's past allegations and his subsequent return to a position within the Prime Minister's Office, raising questions about the vetting process for individuals working closely with the premier.