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Netanyahu's Son Yair to Publish Book Claiming Israeli Institutions and Foreign Forces Conspired to Remove His Father

Friday, November 13, 2026 · World · GSM News

Yair Netanyahu, the 35-year-old activist son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is preparing to publish a book claiming that Israeli institutions conspired to remove his father from power, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency reported on November 13. The book, 'Two-Front War: Inside Israel's Fight for Survival – Against Foreign Enemies and Domestic Saboteurs,' will be published by RatPac Press and distributed by Simon & Schuster, with release set for March 2027. RatPac Press was founded by Australian businessman James Packer and American film director Brett Ratner.

The publisher's blurb says that when the institutions that govern Israel — its prosecutors, judges, intelligence bureaucracy, military command, media networks and foreign-funded NGOs — 'turned their attention toward removing his father from power,' Yair Netanyahu found himself inside a 'Kafkaesque system.' The blurb also says the October 7, 2023 attacks unmasked an alliance of neo-Nazi, radical Islamist and far-left ideological networks targeting Israel as the first obstacle in a broader project to destabilise the West. These are the book's claims; no independent evidence supporting them has been provided.

Yair Netanyahu also alleged this week that Israel's October 27 parliamentary election was rigged against his father, saying the result was 'stolen by enemy states that bribed Arab voters' — a claim that is likewise unsubstantiated. Benjamin Netanyahu has been on trial since 2020 in three cases involving charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, all of which he denies.

(Source: Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

Source: Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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