Sara Netanyahu Deletes Social Media Post After Widespread Mockery
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Sara Netanyahu deleted a social media post that included a personal anecdote about her husband, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, being in the bathroom with guards. The post, intended to show support, was widely mocked online, prompting her to edit it to a more formal statement. The incident occurred after another controversial remark attributed to her during a meeting with Likud activists.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sara Netanyahu deleted a social media post after it was widely mocked for mentioning her husband in the bathroom.
- The original post expressed support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his work.
- Commenters sarcastically linked the bathroom detail to political situations and Netanyahu's public image.
- The post was edited to remove the personal anecdote and replaced with a more formal statement.
- The incident occurred after she reportedly told activists that "everyone will die without Benjamin Netanyahu."
Sara Netanyahu, wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, deleted a social media post after it drew widespread ridicule for its personal details. The post, published after a meeting with Likud party activists, initially expressed her support for her husband. She wrote, "I know Benjamin better than anyone else, even when he is in the bathroom and the guards are running after him, I remain alone with the coffee." She added that her husband's actions were for the sake of "us, our children, and the people of Israel."
The remark about the prime minister being in the bathroom with guards reportedly sparked sarcastic comments from followers, with some linking it to political situations and others questioning the inclusion of such personal details in a post intended to praise the prime minister's work. One commenter sarcastically remarked that Netanyahu thinks of the public even while urinating, while another commented on the deletion of the bathroom reference.
Following the backlash, the post was edited to remove the controversial phrase. The revised version stated, "I know my husband, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, better than anyone else, and I see up close the heavy responsibility he bears, his dedication and his concern for the security of the state and the future of our children."
However, the edit did not stop the sarcastic commentary, as some users continued to circulate the deleted phrase. Others questioned whether the original wording was generated with the help of artificial intelligence.
According to the Hebrew site "TMI," which reported the incident, Sara Netanyahu also caused controversy during the same meeting by reportedly telling Likud activists that "everyone will die without Benjamin Netanyahu."
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