Israel: Netanyahu’s son ordered to remove doxxing tweet against protest leaders
By DW
03 August 2020 |
11:05 am
An Israeli court has ordered the son of Premier Benjamin Netanyahu to delete a tweet in which he named anti-government protest leaders. Yair Netanyahu's tweet constituted "incitement to harassment," it said.
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