Netanyahu Family Fears Prison If New Government Formed, Claims Businessman
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Businessman Roni Mana claims the Netanyahu family fears Benjamin Netanyahu will go to prison if a new government is formed, leading them to seek refuge in the United States. Mana alleges the Prime Minister is orchestrating a campaign for new elections by directing media to promote unity and organizing protests. He also warned of efforts to prevent Haredi parties from joining an alternative government, potentially involving the President. Mana previously called for Netanyahu's imprisonment.
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- Businessman Roni Mana claims the Netanyahu family fears Benjamin Netanyahu will go to prison if a new government is formed.
- Mana alleges the Netanyahu family plans to flee to the United States to avoid legal repercussions.
- He claims Prime Minister Netanyahu is orchestrating a campaign for new elections through media and protests.
- Mana warned of efforts to prevent Haredi parties from joining an alternative government.
- He previously called for Netanyahu's imprisonment in a separate social media post.
Businessman Roni Mana, a formerly close associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara, has become a vocal critic, using his social media presence to issue political predictions and warnings. In a recent post, Mana claimed that recent calls for political unity are a trap set by the Netanyahu family, who he alleges are desperate to avoid a new government.
Mana asserted that the Netanyahu family knows that if a new government is formed, Benjamin Netanyahu will go to prison. He further claimed that the family plans to flee to the United States to escape the legal repercussions and the exposure of incriminating documents and evidence. Mana suggested that the Prime Minister has instructed right-wing media to shift their tone towards unity and has organized protests outside the Knesset to pressure for new elections, which he described as a "big deception."
He also warned that efforts are underway to prevent Haredi parties from joining a "change government," aiming to force new elections. Mana even suggested that the President of the State would be involved in this effort, acting on Netanyahu's behalf to prevent the formation of an alternative government.
This latest warning follows a previous controversial post where Mana compared Mansour Abbas, leader of the Ra'am party, to Netanyahu, criticizing the Prime Minister's indirect communication with Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. In that post, Mana called for Netanyahu's imprisonment, suggesting a year and a half in jail would be a form of salvation from his wife and son.
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