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Former Prime Minister’s Residence Worker Sues Sara Netanyahu Alleging Years of Harassment

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By כיכר השבת, משה כהן

First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Aug 24, 2026

What happened

A former employee of the Israeli Prime Minister’s residence sued the Prime Minister’s Office, alleging years of daily harassment by Sara Netanyahu, including verbal abuse and unreasonable demands. This follows a similar lawsuit by another former employee. The Prime Minister’s Office denied the claims, calling them politically motivated falsehoods.

01Former Prime Minister’s residence worker sues for 450,000 shekels over alleged years of harassment by Sara Netanyahu.
02Lawsuit details daily verbal abuse, insults, unreasonable demands, and excessive work hours.
03Employee was reassigned in December 2025 due to physical and mental exhaustion.
04Another former employee filed a similar lawsuit last month seeking 300,000 shekels for alleged abuse.
05Prime Minister’s Office calls claims "fake news" and accuses media of political bias.
06Both lawsuits allege prolonged mistreatment during employment at the Prime Minister’s residence.

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