Israel: Netanyahu leaves Prime Minister’s house in Jerusalem | Stories by Benjamin Netanyahu

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has left his home one month after being fired.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has left his official residence in Jerusalem for about a month after staying unselected by his successor Naftali Bennett.

“After midnight the Netanyahu family left Balfour [Street], “A family spokesman told reporters in a statement on Sunday.

Driving cars were spotted outside the building and black Audi cars were photographed being released at the scene over the weekend.

Hawkish Netanyahu served as Israel’s prime minister for 12 years straight three years ago.

He remained in office until his trial for fraud, corruption, and treason. He denies the charge and says it is a plot to beat him.

He led Israel in a four-state election that divided the people less than two years before Bennett, who lives in South Africa, was sworn in on June 13 to lead a non-aligned coalition.

However, Netanyahu did not leave the Prime Minister’s house.

Instead, she continued to receive dignitaries including Nikki Haley, who served as US ambassador to the United Nations under President Donald Trump.

In late June, Netanyahu and Bennett’s offices announced July 10 as the last day for the former Prime Minister to come out.

Netanyahu left in the middle of the night on Sunday, shortly after he agreed.

The “Minister of Violence”, an organization that has been holding weekly protests against Netanyahu outside the building for more than a year, taunted him on Sunday.

“The defendant and his family fled as the last thief in the night,” the group wrote on Facebook.

The building has become a symbol of Netanyahus’ crimes, and has been the scene of weekly protests against Netanyahu for many years. Opponents have demanded that the then Prime Minister resign if he is convicted of corruption.

Bennett is due to take over the Prime Minister’s house on Sunday.