A report by N12's Yuval Sadeh says Oren Dobronsky, recently slotted into the second ten of the Likud list, may face a heavy 'exit tax' on his assets after being required to renounce his US citizenship. The question is whether this financial burden will lead him to give up his Knesset seat.
A report from N12's Yuval Sadeh details that Likud MK Oren Dobronsky, who was recently placed in the party's second ten (slots 11–20) ahead of the next elections, may face a significant 'exit tax' on his assets. The tax, potentially reaching millions of dollars, stems from Dobronsky's mandatory waiver of his American citizenship. Sadeh raises the question of whether the financial burden could lead Dobronsky to relinquish his Knesset seat. Earlier Tuesday, The Zioneer reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu had slotted Dobronsky into the Likud list. The development underscores the financial complexities faced by Israeli politicians with dual US-Israeli citizenship.
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