A former operational assistant at the Prime Minister's residence filed a lawsuit Thursday evening seeking 300,000 shekels in damages, alleging abuse and mistreatment by Sara Netanyahu and others.
A lawsuit filed Thursday evening by Yehiel Ohev Ami, a 61-year-old father of a child on the autism spectrum, accuses Sara Netanyahu of workplace abuse during his tenure as an operational assistant at the Prime Minister's residence. The suit seeks 300,000 shekels in damages.
This is the second lawsuit against the Prime Minister's residence to emerge this week. The Zioneer reported earlier Thursday on a separate lawsuit involving a female employee who alleged she was forced to scrub floors on her hands and knees. The new case involves a different former employee and alleges a pattern of mistreatment.
No official response has been issued from the Prime Minister's office or Sara Netanyahu's legal representatives as of Thursday night.
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