Benjamin Netanyahu

Benjamin Netanyahu

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Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu is an Israeli politician and diplomat who has served as Prime Minister of Israel since 2022. Having previously held office from 1996 to 1999 and from 2009 to 2021, Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving prime minister.

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Far Left
Embattled premier faces renewed corruption testimony while managing war cabinet divisions.
Criticized by Hadash for stalling ceasefire talks to preserve his coalition and shield himself from legal accountability.
Lean Right
Mentioned in Selley's column as the Israeli PM whom some politicians want to arrest.
Conservatives generally support Israel and view Netanyahu as a strong ally; they dislike the performative condemnation.
Far Right
His regime conducts raids in Syria and faces bad news from Hamas succession (articles 4, 6).
Principlists view him as the primary enemy leader responsible for Israeli aggression.
Center
Accused by Bandow of misleading Trump and prolonging the Iran war with unfulfilled promises.
Pragmatists see him as a major obstacle to regional peace and a driver of conflict.
Lean Right
His convoy vehicle was damaged in an incident, and Shin Bet arrested a suspect.
Likud sees Netanyahu as a target of lawless elements, vindicating his tough security stance.
Center
Likud primaries canceled again, and his aides defend control over party; also criticized by Biden aides for manipulation.
Yesh Atid sees Netanyahu as undermining democracy and party institutions for personal power.
Center
An Israeli airstrike killed a family of six in Gaza, escalating the humanitarian crisis in the territory.
Lib Dems have consistently called for an immediate ceasefire and an arms export ban to Israel, condemning the continued civilian death toll.
Lean Left
ICC arrest warrant for war crimes; Trump says he won't be arrested in US.
Labour supports ICC and holds Netanyahu accountable for Gaza actions.
Center
Netanyahu's plane left Israeli airspace for an unknown destination, amid heightened regional tensions.
Pragmatists see Netanyahu's possible involvement in military planning against Iran as a major threat to stability, and his movements are watched as signals of potential escalation.
Lean Left
Netanyahu convened an emergency security meeting in response to escalating tensions with Iran following recent attacks on US bases in Jordan.
Moderates view this as a dangerous escalation risk, fearing a direct confrontation that could destabilize the region further.

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