Benjamin Netanyahu Won’t Be Israel’s Prime Minister Forever
Taking stock of a man of moderation.
October 10, 2017
Benjamin Netanyahu Won’t Be Israel’s Prime Minister Forever
Taking stock of a man of moderation.
The Israeli prime minister is currently the subject of multiple corruption investigations, some of which seem to be growing closer to threatening his tenure in office. But Netanyahu, the longest serving head of the government since David Ben-Gurion, has weathered many political crises, and may survive this one as well. Before speculating about what will follow when, eventually, Netanyahu does step down, Neil Rogachevsky takes stock of his career:
October 10, 2017
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