Sara Netanyahu sues former employee: 'He filmed in the residence and invaded her intimate space'

Sara Netanyahu filed a lawsuit against Yehiel Ohev Ami, a former employee at the Prime Minister's residence, alleging he filmed inside the residence and invaded her intimate space. The suit comes a week after Ohev Ami sued her for workplace harassment. The claim states Ohev Ami planned the filming in advance, breached a confidentiality agreement, and embarked on a revenge campaign. Ohev Ami, in turn, claims he suffered severe harassment and was fired on false pretenses.

Sara Netanyahu, wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, filed a lawsuit today (Thursday) against Yehiel Ohev Ami, who was employed as an operations assistant at the Prime Minister's residence. The suit was filed a week after Ohev Ami filed a lawsuit against her for workplace harassment. In the claim, filed through attorney Uriel Hor Nizri, it is alleged that Ohev Ami filmed from inside the Prime Minister's residence illegally, breaching a confidentiality agreement, and that this constitutes a 'predatory invasion of her intimate space.' It is further alleged that after being fired, he embarked on a 'botched revenge campaign' and conspired with a Channel 12 journalist. In contrast, Ohev Ami's lawsuit claims he suffered severe harassment from Sara Netanyahu, backed by his supervisors, and was fired on false pretenses. The article quotes the language of the lawsuits but does not include a response from Ohev Ami.