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"The house was made available to them": the American billionaire and the villa used by the Netanyahu family in Jerusalem
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It was learned that the head of the opposition and his wife frequently use the home of Simon Falik, a member of one of Netanyahu's largest donor families, hold meetings there and use it for family and social purposes.
On behalf of Palik, it was reported: "The families have been friends for decades."
The Netanyahu family did not respond
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Tuesday, 30 November 2021, 10:35 Updated: 10:39
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Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sarah frequently use the home of businessman Simon Falik in the Talpiot neighborhood of Jerusalem - Walla learned !.
Falik is a member of one of the largest American donor families in Netanyahu's career, and one of the family's associates.
Three trusted sources told Walla!
In recent weeks, Netanyahu and his wife have been staying at Palik's villa while in Jerusalem, holding meetings and using it for family and social needs.
According to one source, "the house was made available to them."
No response was received on behalf of the Netanyahu family.
On behalf of Palik, it was stated that "The Falik and Netanyahu families have been friends for decades. We cherish this connection, and look forward to many years of celebrating Jewish holidays and family celebrations together."
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Located on a quiet and prestigious street overlooking the old city.
Palik's Villa (Photo: Roni Knafo)
Simon Palik is the eldest son in a Jewish-American billionaire family, which owns, among other things, the largest duty-free network in the United States, with branches in other countries around the world. She has donated to other Likud members such as Yuli Edelstein and Ze'ev Elkin. The family is very involved in Israel, philanthropically and politically: And the Jewish community in Hebron.
The family also owns Psagot Winery in Benjamin, where last month they hosted Netanyahu and former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for a joint reception.
Pompeo also visited the winery when he was in office in 2020, when he became the first U.S. Secretary of State to ever visit any settlement.
The Falik family also supported former President Donald Trump and was close to senior administration officials, and over the years also contributed to pro-Israel senators and members of Congress from both parties.
Family and social gatherings are held at the villa.
The Netanyahu couple (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The Falik family divides their lives and businesses between Jerusalem, Miami and Panama. Simon Palik's home in Jerusalem, where Netanyahu is staying, is located on a quiet and prestigious street in the Talpiot neighborhood, overlooking a panoramic view of the Old City. In the same house, in July 2019, Palik hosted Yair Netanyahu's birthday party. Palic investigation Bibitors previously mentioned Raviv Druker, one of the factors that financed the trips of Netanyahu, chairman of the opposition in the first decade of the new millennium.
Since leaving the prime minister's office last June, Netanyahu divides most of his time between the Bureau of the parliamentary opposition and rented offices in Herzliya, He and his wife left the Prime Minister's residence in Balfour and moved to their private home in Caesarea. He is close to the couple until the prosecution in the 2000 case.
Finances right-wing organizations in Jerusalem and in the settlements.
Simon Palik (Photo: AP)
It was previously reported that Netanyahu, while prime minister, used to hold sensitive political meetings at the home of businessman Leon Edri, who lived in Caesarea.
Also, according to evidence reported from the 1000 case, Netanyahu personally dealt with the purchase of the villa of Australian billionaire James Packer, adjacent to the Netanyahu family's home in Caesarea.
The family even demanded that there be free movement between the houses so that she could use it.
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