'Screams, death wishes, and physical violence': the shocking testimony from the Prime Minister's residence

A former employee at the Prime Minister's residence on Gaza Street, Y., 62, filed a lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office, and in his affidavit describes a pattern of abuse by Sara Netanyahu: meticulous cleaning rituals, excessive working hours, screaming, curses, death wishes, racism, and three cases of physical violence. The PMO dismissed the claims as 'another attempt in a long-standing industry of extorting money from the state.'

A former employee at the Prime Minister's residence on Gaza Street, Y., 62, filed a lawsuit this week against the Prime Minister's Office, and in his affidavit and a conversation with Channel 12 News, he describes a severe pattern of abuse by the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu. Y., who previously served as a security officer at the 'Rami Levy' chain, started as a cleaning supervisor at the PMO and moved to the official residence after a security clearance and an interview with the office's director general, Drorit Steinmetz, and the house manager, Efi Azoulay. He describes meticulous and bizarre cleaning rituals, including cleaning floors with baby wipes, cleaning cutlery three times with wipes, and a ban on stepping on carpets. He recounts screaming, curses, death wishes ('I will pray every day that you die, that you get cancer'), racism against Mizrahi and African workers, and three cases of physical violence. He also describes food hoarding, a ban on removing trash without permission, and a demand to carry 12 heavy suitcases without their wheels touching the floor. The breaking point was when Sara hurt him regarding his son on the autism spectrum, and afterward he underwent cardiac catheterization. The PMO dismissed the claims as 'another attempt in a long-standing industry of extorting money from the state.'