Israel: Netanyahu leaves Prime Minister’s residence in Jerusalem Benjamin Netanyahu News

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has left his official residence a month after losing his post.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left the official headquarters in Jerusalem almost a month later his successor dismissed him Naftali Bennett.

“Just after midnight, the Netanyahu family left their residence in Balfour [Street]”A family spokesman told reporters on Sunday.

The moving trucks were seen outside the residence and black Audi was filmed leaving the property over the weekend.

Netanyahu was a wonderful Israeli prime minister for 12 years in a row after a three-year term.

He remained in office on charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust when he went to trial. He denies the allegations and says they are a left-wing plot against him.

Leading Israel in less than two years during four deep elections, right-wing nationalist Bennett vowed on June 13 to lead an ideologically different coalition without removing him from office.

However, Netanyahu did not leave the prime minister’s residence.

Instead, he continued to take on top officials, including Nikki Haley, who was a U.S. ambassador to the United Nations under President Donald Trump.

In late June, Netanyahu and Bennett’s offices announced that July 10 was the last day for the former prime minister to step down.

Netanyahu spent Sunday night after the agreed-upon deadline.

The “Minister of Crime,” an organization that has been protesting weekly against Netanyahu for more than a year, has ridiculed him on Sunday.

“The accused and his family fled like the last thieves of the night,” the group wrote on Facebook.

The residence became a symbol of Netanyahu’s scandals, and was the scene of weekly protests against Netanyahu over the past year. Demonstrators demanded the resignation of the then prime minister as they were on trial for corruption.

Bennett will take office as prime minister on Sunday.