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Sara Netanyahu Tells Likud Women 'We Simply Won't Live' Without Husband

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Netanyahu's Wife Claims Country Can't Survive Without Him

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Sara Netanyahu, wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asserted that the country and its children cannot survive without him, even though he could earn more lecturing. She urged right-wing supporters to avoid using positive terms like "government of change" that benefit opponents.

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  • Sara Netanyahu stated Israel and its children cannot survive without Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • She urged right-wing supporters to avoid using positive terms like "government of change" that benefit opponents.
  • Netanyahu's wife said her husband chose political struggle over a lucrative lecture career.
Netanyahu's Wife Claims Country Can't Survive Without Him
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Sara Netanyahu, wife of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stated that her husband is essential for the survival of the country and its children. Speaking at a meeting with Likud party activists on Thursday evening, she explained her belief that Benjamin Netanyahu remains in politics because he is saving not only Israel but also "all of our children, and my children, because without him we simply will not survive." She added that he could have chosen a more comfortable life with lucrative lecture opportunities but chose to continue his political struggle.

Netanyahu also urged supporters of the right-wing camp to change their rhetoric, arguing that terms like "government of change" and "bloc of change" are too positive and benefit their political opponents. "We must not follow them, follow their example and repeat these words," she advised, agreeing with an attendee who called the current government "a government of deception."

He also dismissed her assertion of Benjamin Netanyahu's indispensable role, suggesting she perceives him as almost divine.

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