Yair Netanyahu to Release English Book on Israel's Survival
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is releasing his first English-language book, "War on Two Fronts," on March 30, 2027. The book discusses political struggles, the October 7th massacre, and perceived threats to Israel and the West. It is published by RatPac Press, associated with James Packer and Len Blavatnik. The book aims to reach an international audience by presenting Netanyahu's views on internal and external threats to Israel.
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- Yair Netanyahu's debut English book, "War on Two Fronts," will be released March 30, 2027.
- The book covers political struggles, the October 7th massacre, and threats to Israel and the West.
- It is published by RatPac Press, linked to businessmen James Packer and Len Blavatnik.
- Netanyahu criticizes alleged "deep state" elements and foreign-funded organizations.
- The book aims to reach a broad international audience.
- The print edition costs $32.99 and the digital version $16.99.
Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to release his debut book in English, detailing his views on Israel's political struggles, the events leading to the October 7th massacre, and perceived threats to Israel and the Western world. The book, titled "War on Two Fronts: Inside Israel's Fight for Survival, Against Enemies Outside and Saboteurs Within," will be published by RatPac Press, an imprint associated with Australian businessman James Packer, who is close to the Netanyahu family. Billionaire Len Blavatnik is also a partner in the company behind the publishing activity, according to "The Marker." The book has already been made available for pre-order. The print edition is listed at $32.99, with the digital version priced at $16.99. While Israeli reports suggest a March 30, 2027 release date, the international distributor Simon & Schuster's website indicates an earlier date of February 2, 2027, leaving the exact publication date uncertain.
In the book's official synopsis, Netanyahu describes Israel as a nation facing internal and external threats. He intends to present his arguments against what he perceives as "deep state" mechanisms, including the judicial system, senior intelligence officials, military command, media outlets, and foreign-funded organizations. He claims these entities worked to oust his father from power and led him into conflict with the Israeli establishment. A further section will address the October 7th massacre and Netanyahu's theory of a global alliance between extremist Islamist movements, neo-Nazis, and radical left-wing networks. The synopsis posits Israel as the first line of defense against a broader effort to destabilize the West. Publishing the book in English through a major international distributor aims to reach a wide audience outside Israel. The project's sales figures and revenue will become clear only after its market release.
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