Psychic Predicts Netanyahu's Loss, Departure, and Divorce
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Psychic Riki Kitro predicted Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will lose the upcoming elections, reach a plea deal, leave Israel, and divorce his wife Sara. Kitro also foresaw a rotation government involving other political figures and warned of a difficult period for Israel, including impending war.
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- Psychic Riki Kitro predicts Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will lose elections and leave Israel.
- Kitro forecasts Netanyahu will reach a plea deal and subsequently divorce his wife, Sara.
- A rotation government is predicted, potentially including Izankot, Yair Lapid, Bennett, and Yair Golan.
- Kitro warned of a very difficult period for Israel, marked by internal conflict and war.
- Half of current politicians are expected to leave public service after the elections.
Psychic Riki Kitro has made a startling prediction regarding Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara following the upcoming elections. Appearing on Channel 12, Kitro forecast that Netanyahu will lose the election, reach a plea deal, leave the country, and separate from his wife. She also foresaw a rotation government and warned of further conflict.
Kitro suggested that at least four "change parties" would win, leading to a rotation government involving figures like Izankot, Yair Lapid, Bennett, and Yair Golan. When questioned about Netanyahu's absence from this list, she stated, "Because he isn't there." She explicitly confirmed her prediction of Netanyahu's electoral defeat.
Further elaborating on Netanyahu's future, Kitro claimed his long-standing intention is to leave Israel after reaching a plea deal. She also predicted a subsequent separation from his wife, Sara. When pressed to confirm if this meant a divorce, Kitro responded affirmatively.
Kitro also predicted that half of the current politicians, including some religious parties, would exit the political scene after the elections. She anticipates that the incoming "change" government, despite internal strife and "civil war" among segments of the population, will manage to save the system and hold for a period, though not necessarily a full four years.
Looking at the broader future of Israel, Kitro warned of a very difficult period ahead, marked by internal conflict. She unequivocally stated that a war is imminent, though she did not specify against whom or where, only that "in any case there will be a war."
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