Psychic Predicts Netanyahu Will Lose Election, Leave Israel, Divorce Wife
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Psychic Riki Kitro predicted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will lose the next election, reach a plea deal, leave Israel, and divorce his wife, Sara. Kitro also forecast a rotation government led by other politicians and warned of future internal strife and war. She believes the incoming government will save the system despite anticipated difficulties.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Psychic Riki Kitro predicts Benjamin Netanyahu will lose elections and leave Israel.
- Kitro foresees Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu divorcing after the election.
- The psychic warned of difficult times for Israel, including "civil wars."
- Kitro unequivocally stated that a war will occur.
A psychic named Riki Kitro presented a dramatic forecast on Channel 12, predicting that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will lose the upcoming elections, reach a plea deal, leave the country, and separate from his wife, Sara. Kitro also foresaw a rotation government and warned of another war.
Kitro stated that at least four "change parties" would win, leading to a rotation government in the next elections. When the interviewer noted Netanyahu's absence from the list, Kitro confirmed he would not be part of it, explicitly stating he would lose the election.
Regarding Netanyahu's post-election fate, Kitro offered a far-reaching prediction: "His expectation for many, many years has been to reach a situation of leaving the country. To reach a plea deal and leave the country. And further down the road, a separation from his wife." When pressed by the interviewer to confirm if she believed Benjamin and Sara Netanyahu would divorce, Kitro answered, "Yes."
Kitro also estimated that half of the current politicians, including some from religious parties, would retire after the elections. She suggested the new government, composed of "change parties," would save the system but might not last a full four-year term, anticipating internal strife and "civil war" but ultimately believing they would succeed.
Looking at the broader future of Israel, Kitro warned of a very difficult period ahead, marked by "civil wars" before and after, due to a "crazy war" within half the nation. Despite these challenges, she believes they will overcome them. Finally, when questioned about a potential war with Iran or in the Gaza Strip, Kitro stated unequivocally, "In any case, there will be a war."
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