Working for Mrs. Netanyahu: "Sara ran toward us, flailing her arms, shrieking and pulling hair"

ynet publishes a comprehensive review of dozens of testimonies and lawsuits accumulated over 25 years against Sara Netanyahu, the Prime Minister's wife, alleging mistreatment, humiliation, and violation of workers' rights at the Prime Minister's residence. The review includes the latest lawsuit by Yechiel Ohev Ami, a 61-year-old man and father of a child on the autism spectrum, who worked at the residence for the past year and was fired. He claims he experienced humiliating treatment, including being asked to clean the floor by crawling, shouting and insults, and even wishes of cancer and death. Ohev Ami also claims that Netanyahu demanded payment for "diagnosing" him as autistic, saying "I am the number one psychologist in the country." The Prime Minister's Office rejected the claims, and Netanyahu filed a counterclaim alleging he acted with malice and filmed illegally. The review also covers prominent past cases: Lillian Peretz, who worked in the household in Caesarea and sued for compensation; Meni Naftali, the house manager who received 170,000 shekels in compensation; and Emanuel Sela, who described long working hours and shouting. Netanyahu and her lawyers rejected all claims, calling them media persecution and extortion of money.