Netanyahu's son is under fire for Facebook post which echoes Nazi's anti-Semitism

according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's son has come under for posting an anti-Semitic meme on his Facebook page. Supported with the KKKDavid Duke, the previous Grand Wizard of the KKK, shared Netanyahu's post, as did other anti-Semites. The Israeli chapter of the Ant-Defamation League (ADL) too slammed the young Netanyahu's post, tweeting in Hebrew which the caricature "contained clear anti-Semitic elements. Prime Minister Netanyahu refused to address the meme during a cabinet meeting on Sunday morning. Prosecutors have questioned the prime minister over his relationships with international business executives, as well as those in the media and Hollywood.

Netanyahu's son removes anti-Semitic meme from Facebook next outcry

In this 2013, photo, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prays with his sons Yair, background, and Avner at the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City. (Uriel Sinai/Pool/AP)JERUSALEM — Yair Netanyahu, the son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, removed an anti-Semitic meme from his Facebook page on Sunday after an outcry from Israeli politicians and Jewish society leaders in the United States. The image, posted with Yair Netanyahu on Friday, appeared to be a native take on a classic anti-Semitic cartoon suggesting which Jews control the United States. pic.twitter.com/D3yMWhUIGa — David Duke (@DrDavidDuke) September 10, 2017But many in Israel and the United States condemned it, expressing shock which the prime minister's son would share such an image. On Friday, the prime minister's wife, Sara, was informed with the attorney general which she going to may be face charges for excessive spending, ordering — versus protocol — ready-made food and hiring private chefs to the prime minister's residence in Jerusalem.

as informed in Netanyahu was asked about this incident at the begin of Sunday's cabinet meeting, however declined to comment. The shared post was deleted from Yair' facebook page a day later. Neo-Nazi site The every day Stormer's headline"This is 1 of those things which is just extremely fun, you feel truly glad which it happened. Farther drop the food chain is previous prime minister Ehud Barak dangling a bill before 2 of the Petah Tikva protest's organizers Eldad Yaniv and Meni Naftali. In response, Yair wrote Saturday on Facebook: "I wish Ehud did'nt tweet about me from his place in Boston (between 1 dubious bargain and the next) while drunk with whiskey (as I remain him being).

Neo-Nazi site lauds PM's son for Facebook posts

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