Twice-Postponed Wedding for PM's Son Leads to Broken Engagement

However, the path to the altar was anything but straightforward. The first wedding date, set for November 2024, was a victim of the ongoing security situation. In a country constantly on high alert, the threat of drone attacks and other security concerns loomed large. A drone strike had even hit a Netanyahu family residence, making the risk of a high-profile public event simply too great. The postponement was a necessary but undoubtedly difficult decision, forcing the couple to put their plans on hold and adding a layer of stress and uncertainty to their relationship.