Ex-Netanyahu Associate Accuses PM's Circle of Criminal Activity
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Businessman Roni Mana, a former associate of the Netanyahu family, has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's inner circle of operating as a "criminal group." Mana supported claims by ex-PMO head Yoav Horowitz that Netanyahu is behind his aide Yonatan Urich. Mana stated Horowitz "refused to break the law for Sara" and "ran away." The accusations surface amid ongoing investigations into the Prime Minister's office, including the "Qatargate" affair.
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- Businessman Roni Mana accused Prime Minister Netanyahu's circle of operating as a criminal organization.
- Mana supported claims that Prime Minister Netanyahu is behind his aide Yonatan Urich.
- Mana stated former PMO head Yoav Horowitz refused to break the law for Sara Netanyahu.
- Horowitz "ran away" because he refused to break the law for Sara Netanyahu, Mana claimed.
- The accusations coincide with ongoing investigations into the Prime Minister's office, including "Qatargate."
Businessman Roni Mana, once a close confidant of Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu, has publicly supported recent statements by former Prime Minister's Office head Yoav Horowitz, leveling serious accusations against the Prime Minister's inner circle. Mana, now a vocal critic, regularly shares details from behind the scenes of the Prime Minister's residence on social media platform X.
Horowitz had stated on Channel 13 that "Bibi is behind Urich. There is nothing Orich would do without Bibi's knowledge and support." Mana echoed this sentiment, asserting on X that "No one can write a tweet without Netanyahu, not even be near him during an interview. This cannot be. I know them like the back of my hand."
Mana escalated his claims, describing Netanyahu's entourage as a "criminal group" operating like an "organized crime syndicate." He alleged that individuals acting on their own initiative are considered "pawns" and cited an instance where Braverman "went to collect documents or protocols himself." Mana did not provide further details to corroborate these specific allegations.
He also spoke highly of Horowitz, stating, "I know Yoav very well. He is a dear and beloved person to me. He was loyal to the Netanyahu family and refused to break the law for Sara. That's why he ran away." These remarks come amid ongoing investigations surrounding the Prime Minister's office, including the "Case 4000" (also known as "Qatargate"), which involves alleged communications linking the Prime Minister's associates, such as Yonatan Urich, to public image management and controversial dealings with Qatari representatives. Mana, primarily a real estate businessman, has become a prominent critic of the Prime Minister's circle since his relationship with the Netanyahus soured. His X posts frequently highlight internal conflicts and scandals involving the Prime Minister. The article notes that Mana's accusations should be viewed as his personal claims, not as court-established facts.
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