Netanyahu's Son Accuses Left-Wing Bloc of Betrayal, Slams New York Times
Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on Sunday accused the Israeli left-wing bloc of projecting its own wrongdoings onto the right, specifically mentioning "betrayal." He stated, "The left always accuses the right of its own crimes, this is also true regarding betrayal."
Earlier, Netanyahu had sharply criticized the New York Times, calling it an "anti-Semitic, Israel-hating newspaper that fabricates against us almost daily." In a combative post on X, he attacked the international coverage of the war and the Israeli public's reliance on the newspaper's reporting. He cited specific claims made by the Times, including that Israel is starving and committing genocide in Gaza, and that Israel trains dogs to rape Palestinians.
Netanyahu also alleged that the New York Times denied the European Holocaust in real-time and concealed it from the American public. He directed his criticism towards Israeli political opponents, expressing disbelief that leftists consider anything published in the New York Times to be true. The article also briefly mentions a separate issue regarding a threat of a lawsuit against the Likud party.
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