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‘Backward Moroccan’: Sara Netanyahu accused of humiliating household worker in new lawsuit

אוג 25, 2026 ·  Source: Ynetnews 70Objectivity score70/100

‘Backward Moroccan’: Sara Netanyahu accused of humiliating household worker in new lawsuit

Longtime employee Rami Ben Hamo seeks 450,000 shekels, alleging daily screaming, ethnic insults, punishing hours and pressure to keep working after a cardiac procedure; Netanyahu’s office dismisses the claims as ‘fake news’

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Rami Ben Hamo, a former household employee at the Israeli prime minister’s residence, has filed a lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu, alleging years of verbal abuse, humiliation, and unreasonable working conditions. Ben Hamo, who worked for over a decade, is seeking 450,000 shekels in compensation, claiming daily "extreme abuse" from Sara Netanyahu, including ethnic insults like "You’re a backward Moroccan." He alleges being forced to work irregular hours, often exceeding 60-80 overtime hours monthly, and enduring shouting and insults for minor infractions. The lawsuit also details demands to work after a cardiac procedure and being kept at work past Shabbat despite being observant. Netanyahu's representatives have dismissed the allegations as "fake news" and part of a political campaign.

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