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Politics05:51 · 1h ago

Amir Hatzroni to Leave Millions to Ideological Foundation, Not Family

By מערכת ice
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
The story · English

During the High Holidays, Professor Amir Hatzroni has drafted his will, revealing his intention to bequeath his fortune to an ideological foundation rather than his relatives. In an interview with TMI, Hatzroni stated that his "tens of millions" will fund the "Hatzroni Foundation," aimed at supporting individuals who share his anti-Zionist views, those who choose not to have children, and people who refuse to assist the needy or new immigrants. He described the foundation's purpose as supporting those who "don't do everything Israelis do," calling it his legacy.

Hatzroni, who claims he is not planning to die soon and intends to live into the 22nd century, explained that the will is meant to ensure his money goes to the "right destinations" and not to "leeches who happened to pass by." He justified disinheriting his family by sarcastically questioning what he has received from them beyond occasional invitations to mediocre holiday meals.

The professor's stated goal for the foundation is to support a specific ideological path, contrasting it with what he perceives as typical Israeli behavior. He emphasized that this is his intended legacy.

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