Journalist Raviv Drucker reported tonight (Wednesday) in News 13 that the current head of the Mossad, Yossi Cohen, promised to show personal loyalty to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sarah, when he was appointed chairman of the National Security Council in 2013. The story was told by businessman Arnon Milz And his assistant, Hadas Klein, as part of their testimony in Netanyahu’s files.
According to Milchen and Klein, in 2013 Cohen, who was then a senior official at an institution that is not known to the public, wanted to be appointed chairman of the National Security Council. He spoke with Milchen, asked him to talk to Benjamin Netanyahu and promote his candidacy, and even asked him to be his honest advocate for the prime minister.
Milchen explained to Cohen that the prime minister’s wife emphasized personal loyalty, and Cohen promised to be loyal to the Netanyahu couple. He was interested in Milchen’s what Sarah Netanyahu thinks of him, and this reassured him and said she liked him. Finally he was indeed appointed to the post.
Cohen responded to the report by saying “was not and was not created.” Sarah Netanyahu said on her behalf: “Mrs. Netanyahu rejects the crude lie that is told time and time again as if she is connected in one way or another to some appointments. Enough of Pike News, a lie that is repeated does not become true.”
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