Businessman Roni Mana Slams Sara Netanyahu as 'Mentally Ill'
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Businessman Roni Mana, formerly close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has launched a fierce public attack on Sara Netanyahu, calling her "mentally ill" and claiming she controls her husband and the country. Mana's comments were provoked by a statement from Sara Netanyahu about her husband saving "all our children." He also accused the couple of corruption and predicted Sara Netanyahu could become the "most hated person in the country" if they lose the upcoming election.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Businessman Roni Mana called Sara Netanyahu "mentally ill" and claimed she "runs the country."
- Mana's comments followed a statement by Sara Netanyahu about her husband saving "all our children."
- The businessman alleged Sara Netanyahu controls Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and that the couple is corrupt.
- Mana predicted Sara Netanyahu could become the "most hated person in the country" if they lose the election.
- Mana previously accused the Netanyahus of corruption and criticized former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit.
Businessman Roni Mana, once a close confidant of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara, has become one of their most vocal critics following a severe falling out. Mana frequently uses social media to share his past experiences and launch sharp attacks, particularly targeting Sara Netanyahu's conduct.
Mana's latest outburst was triggered by a quote attributed to Sara Netanyahu stating, "When Bibi saves us, he saves all our children, we simply won't live." This remark ignited Mana's anger, leading him to post a scathing message on X (formerly Twitter). He asserted that Sara Netanyahu "runs the country" and is "mentally ill," "not with us," and "talking nonsense in large quantities." Mana further claimed she believes the country will be lost without Benjamin Netanyahu as Prime Minister and that she views him as divine.
He specifically addressed the quote about saving children, emphasizing that Netanyahu's actions save "my children, not hers and Bibi's." Drawing on his insider knowledge from his time at the official residence, Mana alleged that Sara Netanyahu controls her husband, who "does whatever she says." He also attacked her professional background, calling her "psychotic" and "out of her mind."
Mana suggested that Sara Netanyahu's perceived pressure stems from the potential loss of privileges if her husband loses the election, including "dry cleaning abroad" and "no more gifts." He concluded by predicting she could become "the most hated person in the country" and urged voters to send the Netanyahus "home on Tuesday."
This is not the first time Mana has publicly attacked the Netanyahu family. He recently caused controversy by criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu's call to investigate former law enforcement officials, including ex-Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit. Mana claimed Mandelblit had been lenient with Netanyahu, not investigating alleged valuable gifts and bribes, such as diamonds and gold, that Sara Netanyahu purportedly received. Mana, who was once a frequent guest at the official residence, stated he witnessed these events firsthand and labeled the family "corrupt." He also criticized the judges in Netanyahu's trial, accusing them of showing weakness.