Businessman Roni Mana Claims Netanyahu and Wife Are in Hysteria Over Election Loss Fears
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Businessman Roni Mana claims Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara are in "great hysteria" fearing an election loss and inability to form a government. Mana alleges Netanyahu is trying to promote unity out of desperation and that Sara Netanyahu is actively campaigning against this outcome. The claims were made on X following Gadi Eisenkot receiving the mandate to form a government from President Yitzhak Herzog.
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- Businessman Roni Mana claims PM Netanyahu and wife are in "great hysteria" over potential election loss.
- Mana alleges Netanyahu is trying to "promote unity" out of desperation to stay in power.
- Sara Netanyahu is reportedly "lashing out" and warning of dire consequences if her husband loses.
- The claims surface as Gadi Eisenkot receives the mandate to form a government.
- Mana, once close to the Netanyahus, is now a prominent and vocal critic.
Israeli businessman and real estate entrepreneur Roni Mana has claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara Netanyahu, are in a state of "great hysteria" due to fears that Netanyahu will not be able to form a government and will be forced to leave office. Mana, who was once close to the Netanyahu family but is now a vocal critic, made these assertions in a post on his X account.
Mana alleged that Netanyahu "understands he is going home" and is now "trying with all his might to promote unity," sending his party members to speak about it. He suggested that Netanyahu is attempting a "Gantz 2 exercise" and is acting out of desperation. Mana further claimed that Sara Netanyahu is "lashing out," contacting Knesset members and others, warning that if Netanyahu leaves, "the State of Israel is gone." He added that she and their son have taken command, and the Prime Minister is not functioning independently.
These statements come as Gadi Eisenkot, chairman of the "Achdut" party, received the mandate to form a government from President Yitzhak Herzog. Mana, who previously owned the Maccabi Tel Aviv football club, has been a prominent figure in Israeli real estate and has become one of Netanyahu's most outspoken critics following a public rift. Mana has five children from two marriages, including to model Jeni Chernovai.
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