Yair Netanyahu Changes Name to Yonatan Hon, Documents Reveal
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Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has changed his name to Yonatan Hon within the last 18 months, according to tax documents. The change was confirmed by Israeli tax authority records showing the new name with the same ID number and address. Israeli law requires official procedures for name changes, typically limiting further changes for seven years.
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- Yair Netanyahu changed his name to Yonatan Hon in the past 18 months.
- Israeli tax documents show the new name with the same ID number and address.
- Tax deduction certificates from December 2024 still used the name Yair Netanyahu.
- Recent tax documents list the name Yonatan Hon alongside identical personal details.
- Name changes in Israel require Ministry of Interior approval and have a seven-year restriction period.
- No official reason or statement about the name change has been provided.
Yair Netanyahu, son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has reportedly changed his name to Yonatan Hon over the past year and a half. This information was revealed in a report by the newspaper Haaretz, which cited tax authority documents showing the name change while retaining the same ID number.
According to the documents, tax deduction certificates issued in December 2024 still bore the name Yair Netanyahu, but more recent documents from this year list the name Yonatan Hon alongside identical identifying details, including the address "Balfour 0." This serves as evidence of the name change, which appears to have taken place within the last eighteen months.
Israeli law requires official name changes to be processed through the Ministry of Interior, after which a seven-year period generally restricts further changes except in exceptional cases. The report did not specify the reasons behind the name change or any official statements from Yair Netanyahu or his representatives.
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