Prime Minister's Son Returns to Israel to Vote in Election
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Avner Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, returned to Israel from abroad to vote in the upcoming elections. He flew from Munich on a delayed Lufthansa flight, arriving early Tuesday morning. The publication mako reported on his return and noted his intention to vote for his father. Many Israelis abroad are returning to vote.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Avner Netanyahu returned to Israel from abroad to vote in the upcoming elections.
- He flew from Munich on a Lufthansa flight that experienced a delay.
- His return was intended to allow him to vote for his father, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The publication mako reported on his arrival and published photos.
- Many Israelis living abroad are returning to participate in the elections.
Avner Netanyahu, son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, returned to Israel from abroad overnight to cast his vote in Tuesday's elections. He had been overseas in recent days but made arrangements to come back to the country before the vote to support his father. The news was reported by mako, which also published photos.
Many Israelis living abroad are returning to vote in the upcoming elections, and Avner Netanyahu is among them, according to the publication. The article suggests it is obvious who he will vote for. He boarded a Lufthansa flight from Munich to Israel on Monday evening, aiming to arrive with enough time to vote on election day.
However, his journey experienced a delay. Like many other flights during this period, the plane was held on the tarmac for about an hour and a half before departure, as passengers waited for clearance. During the flight, Avner Netanyahu was reportedly seated in the economy class section at the front of the plane, without his companion, according to mako Celebs.
Journalists from the publication waited for his arrival early Tuesday morning. He was photographed after landing as he walked towards the front of the plane, having spent nearly two hours waiting on the ground before takeoff. Earlier, Sara Netanyahu stated, "Without Bibi, we simply won't survive."
