November 14, 2026
Yair Netanyahu, the son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, sparked a new wave of controversy after describing his father’s opponents as “saboteurs,” in his book expected to be published next March under the title “War on Two Fronts: Behind the Scenes of Israel’s Battle for Survival – Against External Enemies and Internal Saboteurs.”
According to what was reported by the Jerusalem Post, the book will be published by Ratpack Press, while it will be distributed by Simon & Schuster. The book addresses what the author describes as joint coordination between internal and external parties to overthrow the Prime Minister.
The introductory summary of the book, published on the distribution house’s website, claims the existence of a conspiracy hatched against Benjamin Netanyahu by several Israeli institutions. It included the public prosecutor’s office, the judiciary, the intelligence bureaucracy, and the military leadership, in addition to foreign-funded media networks and non-governmental organizations. Yair claims that these parties joined forces to remove his father, which put him – according to the text of the book – in confrontation with “an absurd and complex system.”
It is noteworthy that Benjamin Netanyahu has been facing trial since 2020 in three corruption cases, including charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust, which he continues to deny.
Yair Netanyahu (35 years old) is known for his harsh stances and controversial posts on social media platforms, strongly defending his father’s policies, which often include adopting conspiracy theories linked to far-right circles in Israel.
