“Yair loves his dad but wants to do his own thing,” a source exclusively tells Page Six of the 31-year-old. “He is of a new generation.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s oldest son, Yair Netanyahu, is spending time in Miami in an effort to “distance” himself from his polarizing dad, Page Six has exclusively learned.
The 31-year-old’s trip to the Sunshine State comes just weeks after his father reportedly banned him from using social media., multiple sources recently told the Israeli news outlet Walla Times that Benjamin, 73, and his wife, Sara Netanyahu, told Yair he was allegedly “causing harm” with his explosive tweets.
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