Sara Netanyahu's bureau chief in dramatic testimony: "I am simply horrified"

Tzipi Navon, former bureau chief of Sara Netanyahu, testifies in a documentary that she received repeated financial offers to harm the prime minister's wife, and denies any humiliating treatment from her. The testimony was broadcast on 'Morning Edition' on Channel 14 and sparked a discussion about a timed campaign against Netanyahu ahead of elections.

Tzipi Navon, who managed the office of Sara Netanyahu, gave dramatic testimony in a new documentary broadcast on Channel 14. Navon said she received repeated financial offers from interested parties to harm the prime minister's wife, and that the sums skyrocketed especially ahead of election campaigns. She strongly denied receiving humiliating treatment from Sara Netanyahu, saying: "Never, but never, did I hear from her even a hint of a word about my origin or that of anyone else." Navon called the publications against Netanyahu a "timed campaign of lies." In the studio panel, attorney Tamar Arbel linked the matter to the indictment cases against Benjamin Netanyahu and the media, saying the public recognizes the lies. Also presented was testimony from Rami Ben Hemo, a former residence worker, who had previously praised the work at the residence, raising questions about his change of version.