Netanyahu’s Son Buys British Apartment Under Alias to Dodge Scrutiny and Avoid Taxes

According to Saed News, the Hebrew-language economic daily Calcalist reported that Avner Netanyahu acquired a £502,500 ($680,000) apartment in Oxford in October 2022—at a time when the British economy was reeling from Liz Truss’s catastrophic mini-budget. By purchasing the property when the pound was at a historic low, Netanyahu deliberately maneuvered below Israel’s foreign asset reporting threshold of two million shekels, thus sidestepping mandatory financial disclosure.

The younger Netanyahu used the name Avi Avner Segal, allegedly a legal alias derived from his grandmother’s maiden name, to register the property—a move perceived by many observers as a calculated attempt to conceal the transaction. The property, according to British Land Registry documents, was paid for in full, without a mortgage—raising further questions about the source and legality of the funds.

Avner Netanyahu claimed his conduct was “fully legal” and blamed the alias on supposed “security concerns,” citing fears of retaliation from Muslims if he used his real name while living abroad. In a blatantly Islamophobic statement, he told Calcalist: “I knew that if I walked around with that name, in another country with Muslims, I would get stabbed by the first person who heard it at a train station.”

This statement not only reveals the deep-rooted racist mentality that permeates the Zionist regime’s political class, but also exposes the manipulation of legal frameworks to evade accountability at home and abroad.

Observers say this episode underscores the hypocrisy of a regime that demands sacrifices from its citizens while its elite quietly invest in foreign real estate under false identities—away from the war-torn chaos they have helped unleash across the region.