Yair Netanyahu, son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is set to publish a book detailing an alleged conspiracy by state institutions to oust his father from power. The book accuses various Israeli entities—including the judiciary, intelligence agencies, military leadership, and the media—of participating in a plot to topple his father’s government.
Yair Netanyahu is a right-wing activist and a prominent figure on social media. His book is titled Two-Front War: Inside Israel’s Fight for Survival—Against Foreign Enemies and Domestic Saboteurs. It is scheduled to be released by the international publishing house Simon & Schuster.
According to the publisher’s website, the book outlines an alleged scheme to destabilize the Western world and undermine the foundations of free civilization.
Promotional material for the book describes Yair Netanyahu as a proud Jew and a committed Zionist. It claims that when Israeli state institutions moved to remove his father from power, he encountered a complex system that remains largely invisible to the general public.
The book levels accusations against the country’s state prosecutors, judges, intelligence bureaucracy, military leadership, the media, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) funded by foreign sources.
The book is also described as a “report from inside the matrix.” The term “matrix” is frequently used within conspiracy theory circles to denote an illusory framework that controls mainstream society. The term has also gained significant recent prominence through the misogynistic influencer Andrew Tate. In the Israeli parliamentary elections held on October 27, the right-wing coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu secured 53 seats. Although it fell short of the 61 seats required to form a government in the 120-member Knesset, the coalition remains the largest political force in the parliament.
Meanwhile, the opposition coalition led by Gadi Eisenkot won 48 seats, while Arab-led parties secured a record 19 seats. Consequently, these parties are likely to play a pivotal role in the negotiations and calculations surrounding the formation of a government.
Yair Netanyahu has long used the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to propagate far-right conspiracy theories. Following the election, he claimed that various parties had conspired to rig the vote against his father, even alleging that funding from Arab nations had been involved.
In a post on X last Tuesday, Yair reiterated his claim that “hostile states” had stolen the election by bribing Arab voters.
His son has also characterized the ongoing corruption cases against Benjamin Netanyahu as part of a similar conspiracy. Since 2020, the Israeli Prime Minister has faced trial in three separate corruption cases involving charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. However, he has repeatedly avoided court appearances by citing his official duties as Prime Minister.
Yair’s book is being published by RatPac Press, a company co-founded by Australian businessman James Packer and American film director Brett Ratner. Packer is a close friend of the Netanyahu family and a witness in the Prime Minister’s corruption cases, while Ratner relocated to Israel following allegations of sexual misconduct.
According to the indictment filed against Netanyahu, James Packer gifted the Prime Minister expensive cigars and champagne over the course of several years. Furthermore, Yair Netanyahu occasionally made use of a luxury apartment in Tel Aviv owned by Packer.
Source: Middle East Eye and Haaretz
