The former chief of staff of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alleged in an interview that Netanyahu runs a 'one-man rule,' demands personal loyalty, and has involved family members in security decisions, according to a Times of Israel report.
The allegations follow an interview published Friday evening, in which the same chief of staff said he was instructed to have employees sign personal loyalty statements to the prime minister's family, as The Zioneer reported. In the latest interview, the former chief of staff broadens the accusations, asserting that the prime minister operates a 'one-man rule' and has directly involved family members in security decisions. The Times of Israel report did not name the former chief of staff or provide additional context on the specific security decisions cited.
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