Netanyahu's 17-Year-Old Grandson Gets Married in Jerusalem
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 17-year-old grandson, Shmuel Rot, married on Sunday evening in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim neighborhood. Netanyahu did not attend the wedding, citing security concerns, a pattern he has followed for most of his daughter Noa Rot's family events. He did, however, attend Shmuel's circumcision in 2009 with his wife, Sara Netanyahu.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 17-year-old grandson, Shmuel Rot, married Sunday in Jerusalem.
- Netanyahu did not attend the wedding, citing security concerns.
- Shmuel Rot is the son of Netanyahu's daughter Noa Rot and her husband Daniel Rot.
- Netanyahu attended Shmuel's circumcision ceremony in 2009 with his wife Sara.
Shmuel Rot, the 17-year-old grandson of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was married Sunday evening in a small hall in the Mea Shearim neighborhood of Jerusalem. Rot, born in October 2009, is the son of Noa Rot, Netanyahu's daughter from his previous marriage to Miki Haran. Noa Rot later became religious and married Breslov Hasid Daniel Rot, with whom she has five children, making them Netanyahu's grandchildren. The Prime Minister did not attend the wedding. Netanyahu generally avoids events involving the Rot family, citing security concerns, and did not attend this wedding either. However, he made an exception in 2009 when he attended the circumcision ceremony for Shmuel, accompanied by his wife, Sara Netanyahu.
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