Netanyahu's son will be attending AIPAC on his own money
1 Comments Published by Avi Green on Sunday, March 24, 2019 at 1:10 PM.
Yair Netanyahu, son of the Israeli prime minister, will be attending AIPAC for a speech, and will be traveling there on his own tab:
Yair Netanyahu will address a youth gathering at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Annual Policy Conference, which is meeting from Sunday through Tuesday.That's an interesting point he made about Sharon, a man who'd actually been a monster early in his life during the 1940s, and reverted to one towards the end of his life when he enabled Hamas to take over Gaza. And, his sons. So he coddled them into taking up lives akin to socialism, to the point where he'd doubtless spent the country's tax shekels for their air fare, and it all amounted to nothing in the end. So Yair's setting a far better example by traveling on his own fare, and I'm sure will have some very impressive things to say at AIPAC. Good luck for him.
The prime minister’s eldest son will be footing the bill as he is going as a private citizen.
“I am speaking to AIPAC youth,” Yair tweeted before he left with his father Saturday night. “I’m paying my own flight expenses, so the State only gains (since the flight would cost the same amount with me or without me).”
The 27-year-old, who has been a fierce supporter of his father in the current election campaign, couldn’t resist adding a dig in his online post against those who opposed his father in the past.
“On the other hand, former Prime Minister [Ariel] Sharon’s sons joined him on every trip. And they had no official job. And they certainly didn’t pay out of pocket.”
The junior Netanyahu will almost certainly have quite an audience. More than 3,600 students from hundreds of college campuses across the United States are expected to join some 14,000 pro-Israeli American adults at the Washington, D.C. conference. They include almost 300 student government presidents, representing educational institutions from all 50 states.
Labels: Israel, Knesset, United States
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