Netanyahu’s Youngest Son, Avner, Begins IDF Service
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embracing his son, Avner, before he begins his army service in Israel. Photo: Screenshot, YouTube.
Jerusalem Post – You’re in the army now! Avner Netanyahu, the youngest son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, began his three-year mandatory army service on Monday, enlisting in the IDF’s Combat Intelligence Collection Corps.
Like every soldier on the first day of service, Avner, accompanied by his famous parents, arrived at Jerusalem’s Ammunition Hill.
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