BY: Dr. Hana Saada
Algiers, Algeria | April 23rd, 2025 — While Gaza bleeds and anger boils across the Zionist entity over the ongoing war and mounting casualties, Zionist Prime Minister and war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu has triggered a new wave of fury by attending his son’s secret engagement celebration with a Moroccan-origin woman — a lavish henna party cloaked in secrecy and filled with Arabic music and alcohol.
The event, held discreetly in the settlement of “Mazur” east of Tel Aviv, coincided with the final day of Mimouna, a traditional Jewish-Moroccan holiday. Despite earlier claims that he would not attend due to the critical security situation and protests erupting in the heart of Tel Aviv, Netanyahu was seen comfortably seated beside his wife Sara, their youngest son Avner, and his fiancée Amit Yardeni, amid dancing and joyful celebrations.
This scene of merriment, featuring traditional Moroccan attire and rhythms, deeply outraged thousands of Zionist settlers, who flooded social media and the streets in protest. The party’s timing was especially contentious, coming just hours after news broke of another Zionist soldier killed and five others wounded in Gaza — a stark reminder of the war’s human toll. At the same time, the regime’s failure to secure the release of captives held by the Palestinian resistance continues to fuel internal discontent.
A leaked video from the event, shared widely on social platforms, showed Netanyahu enjoying the festivities with complete detachment from the horrors his military machine is inflicting on Gaza. In Tel Aviv, chants for his resignation intensified, with demonstrators accusing the embattled premier of abandoning the Zionist captives and prioritizing personal celebrations over national accountability.
Adding to the scandal, Zionist photographer and commentator Yossi Cohen revealed that the henna ceremony was not the only clandestine gathering attended by Netanyahu that evening. He later joined a private dinner held in honor of the new U.S. ambassador at the home of American businessman Simon Falic — a known Netanyahu patron with political and commercial stakes in the region.
Further criticism has centered around Sara Netanyahu’s frequent visits to a winery in the illegal “Psagot” settlement, allegedly preparing for Avner’s wedding, which has now been postponed several times — from September 2024 to November and now to June 2025 — citing security reasons.
Confusion also surrounds the true identity of Avner’s fiancée. While some sources insist that she is a Moroccan Jew, others claim that Amit Yardeni is a Jewish TV personality and dancer with no Moroccan roots. Yet, the rich Moroccan symbols, music, and rituals dominating the ceremony have fueled widespread belief that her origins lie in Morocco — a detail that sparked further backlash among anti-normalization voices in the Arab world, particularly amid Rabat’s controversial ties with the Zionist regime.
As images of Zionist war crimes from Gaza continue to flood international media — hospitals bombed, children buried under rubble, and ceasefire negotiations stalled — Netanyahu’s personal indulgence in celebratory gatherings reveals the staggering moral bankruptcy of a regime detached from both accountability and human decency.
