Yair Netanyahu reveals: This is the reason why I decided to leave Israel and move to Miami • Interview

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July 1, 2025   
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Yair Netanyahu, the Prime Minister's son, reveals the reason why he decided to leave Israel and move to Miami.

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Persecution, he claims, towards his family members and a sense of danger to his life.

In an interview with the TOV channel, he spoke about the events at the "Lil Galant" that made the decision final.

""I was alone at home, and there was a point when I thought the protesters would manage to break through. They started climbing fences with torches - which is a pretty fascist symbol. They said they were going to kill me and I see that the police are doing nothing, that there are orders from above to let them do whatever they want.

""I decided I needed a time out. When I moved to America, Kaplan's people set up a spy network on me with private investigators worth several million dollars," Yair Netanyahu claimed.

According to him, "There are militias here that operate like companies in the army and receive money from psychopathic people, some of whom go in and out of insane asylums, and use the title of a demonstration for something else. This is completely terrorism, because it's not a matter of protesting, it's a matter of breaking you and making your life terrible on a daily basis - until you give up.".

He later made a comparison between Israel and Iran: "The State of Israel has a government that is very similar to the Iranian system. In Iran, there is a facade of democracy outwardly, but everyone understands that it is a 'regret.' Everyone is a puppet there, there is a council of sages that no one elects, they are above the political game and they actually rule.".

""With us, it's quite similar, there's a council that's not elected by the people - these are the Supreme Court justices. Suffice it to say that everything is basically 'a pity' regarding elections in Israel as well. We're going to vote every less than four years, unfortunately, and it's some kind of game - to give this kind of narrative of feeling freedom, a bit like the ayatollah regime.".


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