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Former Netanyahu Chief of Staff Reveals Loyalty Demands and Internal Conflicts in PM's Office
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Yoav Horowitz, former chief of staff to Benjamin Netanyahu, exposes demands for personal loyalty and internal conflicts in the Prime Minister's office, criticizing Netanyahu's autocratic style and family influence. He calls for leadership change and judicial reforms following Israel's 2019 democratic decline and the October 7 attacks.
- 01Yoav Horowitz reveals Netanyahu's office demands personal loyalty from staff.
- 02Horowitz stopped Sara Netanyahu from physically attacking a senior official.
- 03He says Netanyahu's leadership resembles a king or emperor, not a democratic leader.
- 04Horowitz claims Netanyahu's family heavily influences political and security decisions.
- 05He joined Gadi Eizenkot's team after October 7, advocating for responsible leadership.
- 06Horowitz protests judicial reforms, calling for a state inquiry and term limits.
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