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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Yair Netanyahu to Publish Book on Internal Threats to Israel

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Netanyahu's Son Authors Book Accusing Israeli Institutions of Sabotage

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Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has authored a book alleging that Israeli institutions and foreign enemies conspired to unseat his father. Titled "Two-Front War," the book will be distributed by Simon & Schuster in March 2027. It claims prosecutors, judges, and media networks turned against the prime minister, linking the October 7 attacks to a global destabilization effort. Netanyahu has previously accused Israeli officials of treason.

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  • Yair Netanyahu alleges Israeli institutions and foreign enemies conspired to oust his father, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
  • His book, "Two-Front War," will be distributed by Simon & Schuster and released in March 2027.
  • The book claims prosecutors, judges, and media conspired against the prime minister.
  • Yair Netanyahu previously accused officials involved in his father's trial of treason.
  • He also linked the October 7 attacks to a global alliance of neo-Nazi, Islamist, and far-left groups.
  • Yair Netanyahu has a history of promoting far-right conspiracy theories on social media.
Netanyahu's Son Authors Book Accusing Israeli Institutions of Sabotage
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