Zionist Entity:Bibi Denies Wife ’Kicked Him Out of Car’

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The Zionist entity saw a soap-opera-like spectacle Tuesday as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testified in court to deny a story that his wife kicked him out of the car during a fight.

"It didn't happen," Netanyahu claimed at the court in Tel Aviv, where he and his wife entered under tight security to testify in their defamation suit against the journalist who accused them on social media.

His hands behind his back, his face tense, Netanyahu said: "It is so false, so absurd, ridiculous."

The case has been closely followed by the Zionist media, with the unusual scene of a sitting prime minister and his wife, Sara, testifying in court over such an incident making headlines.

It follows a post by a journalist on his Facebook account last year making the accusation, resulting in the Netanyahu's' defamation suit.

The journalist, Igal Sarna, posted that a fight between the Netanyahus had occurred while they were traveling in the premier's official convoy on a highway between Tel Aviv and occupied al-Quds/Jerusalem.

According to Sarna, who works for the popular Yediot Aharonot newspaper, Netanyahu, 67, was forced out of the car amid shouting.

The Netanyahus, who married in 1991 and have two sons together, are a frequent topic of gossip and rumors among ‘Israelis.'

They are suing for 280,000 shekels [$76,000, 72,000 euros].

Netanyahu held his wife's hand when arriving at the courtroom, where dozens of people were kept out due to a lack of space.

Questioned by Netanyahu's lawyer, Sarna said he believed "more than ever" that the incident had occurred.

Asked why he had not produced any witnesses to corroborate the story, the journalist said that his sources "do not want to come. I cannot force them to come."

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team