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Israeli opposition leader sues Netanyahu's wife over "conspiracy theories"

RTP Notícias10 September 2026 at 20:38

Israeli opposition leader sues Netanyahu's wife over "conspiracy theories"

Opposition leader Yair Golan will sue the wife of the Israeli Prime Minister, Sara Netanyahu, for alleged "conspiracy theories" she is said to have promoted. The theories in question suggest that Yair Golan, a former Israeli army general, had prior knowledge of the Hamas attacks carried out on October 7, 2023.

Yair Golan is a figure in the Israeli opposition and a former general in the Israel Defense Forces. The lawsuit comes following accusations made by Sara Netanyahu that the opposition leader was involved in intelligence activities related to the Hamas attack.

The attack on October 7, 2023, carried out by the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, resulted in deaths and kidnappings in Israeli territory, having been one of the most significant events of the recent conflict in the region. The lawsuit filed by Golan aims to hold Sara Netanyahu accountable for the alleged statements linking the former general to the events of that day.

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