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Benjamin Naziyahu doesn’t want details of his dirty laundry aired in public – and he is suing his own office and Nazi attorney general to try to prevent it.
Legal documents published on Tuesday showed that the prime minister, citing a right to privacy, is asking a Jerusalem court to overturn a decision to release his laundry bills and those of his family under the country’s Freedom of Information law.
Zionist media have focused in the past on food and beverage expenses at Netanyahu’s official and private homes.
Three years ago, he drew flak over a $127,000 charge to fit a bedroom into a chartered plane for a flight to London to attend the funeral of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
The current case involves a request by The Movement for Freedom of Information, a group seeking greater public transparency, for details of all state-paid expenses in Naziyahu’s private home and official residence in 2014…
