Yair Netanyahu to Publish Book on Israel's Survival and Global Threats
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is releasing his first book, "War on Two Fronts," detailing his views on Israel's political landscape, the October 7 events, and global threats. The book, published by RatPac Press and linked to billionaires James Packer and Len Blavatnik, is priced at $32.99 for the print edition and $16.99 for the e-book. Release dates vary, with one source citing March 30, 2027, and the publisher's site listing February 2, 2027. Netanyahu criticizes "Deep State" elements and alleges a global alliance threatening the West.
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- Yair Netanyahu's book "War on Two Fronts" will cover Israel's political struggles and global threats.
- The book is published by RatPac Press, associated with billionaires James Packer and Len Blavatnik.
- The print edition costs $32.99, and the e-book is $16.99, with varied release dates.
- Netanyahu criticizes "Deep State" elements and alleges a global alliance against the West.
- The book aims to reach a wide international audience beyond Israel.
Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to release his first book, titled "War on Two Fronts: Inside Israel's Fight for Survival Against External Enemies and Internal Destroyers." The book, written in English, will offer his perspective on Israel's political struggles, the events of October 7, and perceived threats to Israel and the Western world. The publication is slated for release by RatPac Press, an entity linked to Australian billionaire James Packer, a close associate of the Netanyahu family. Billionaire Len Blavatnik is also reportedly involved with the company behind the publishing house, adding financial interest to the project.
The book, which is available for pre-order, will feature 288 pages in its print edition, priced at $32.99, with the e-book version costing $16.99. While Israeli media reports a March 30, 2027, release date, the international publisher Simon & Schuster's website currently lists February 2, 2027. The book's description portrays Israel as facing simultaneous internal and external threats, with Netanyahu intending to critique what he calls "Deep State" mechanisms, including the judicial system, intelligence chiefs, military command, media, and foreign-funded organizations. He alleges these entities sought to remove his father from power and created conflict with the Israeli establishment.
Furthermore, a section of the book will address the October 7 massacre and Netanyahu's views on a supposed global alliance between radical Islamist movements, neo-Nazis, and radical left networks. The book's synopsis positions Israel as the primary obstacle to a perceived destabilization effort against the Western world. The English-language release through a major international publisher aims to reach a broad audience beyond Israel, with actual sales figures and revenue to be determined after its market launch.
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