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
Netanyahu is pushing a controversial bill to limit the High Court's power over ministerial appointments.
Hadash criticizes him as the architect of a corrupt, far-right coalition that undermines democracy and prolongs the occupation.
Center
Israel will hold elections on October 27, widely seen as a referendum on Netanyahu's leadership since the Gaza war erupted.
Pragmatists monitor Israeli elections as they impact Middle East stability and China's diplomatic balancing between Israel and Arab states.
Far Right
Mentioned as a close friend of the deceased Senator Graham.
Netanyahu remains the primary Zionist enemy, and his ally's death is seen as a blow to the anti-Iran camp.
Far Right
Steering Israel's response to the US-Iran escalation and overseeing the October 7 probe.
Religious Zionism largely supports his tough line on Iran and his calls for accountability.
Center
Netanyahu is battling internal Likud rebellion over his attempt to handpick a third of the party list, delaying the primary decision amid threats of a revolt.
From Yesh Atid’s perspective, Netanyahu is the central threat to Israeli democracy, using his legal troubles to justify power consolidation and weakening state institutions.
Lean Left
The prime minister instructed his negotiating team to harden demands in hostage talks, effectively killing a potential deal with Hamas.
Labor/Meretz condemn Netanyahu for prioritizing his coalition's survival over the lives of the hostages and for stoking war to avoid his corruption trial.
Far Left
Netanyahu's corruption trial resumes while he rejects ceasefire and pushes further war in Gaza.
Criticized as a war criminal prioritizing personal power over peace and Palestinian lives.
Far Left
Article 11 discusses 1,000 days of genocide in Gaza, implicitly blaming Netanyahu's government for inhumanity.
Netanyahu is condemned by the left for war crimes and for exposing the failure of international law in Palestine.
Far Right
Targeted by US House probe into New Israel Fund, criticized by Turkish FM, and denied coalition support by Yoaz Hendel.
Religious Zionism sees Netanyahu as a leader under relentless attack from leftist NGOs, foreign governments, and centrist politicians, requiring unwavering support.
Lean Right
His convoy vehicle was damaged by a suspect arrested by Shin Bet
Likud sees this as a direct attack on the prime minister and a sign of dangerous internal opposition

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