Binyamin Netanyahu

Binyamin Netanyahu is an Israeli politician who has served as Israel’s prime minister multiple times, most recently from 2022 to 2025. He is the longest-serving prime minister in Israel’s history and leader of the Likud party.

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Far Right
Netanyahu is targeted by an ICC arrest warrant call from Mamdani and criticized by Nitzan Alon for the war's conduct.
Religious Zionism supports Netanyahu as the leader resisting international lawfare and Hamas, and rejects ICC overreach as a modern blood libel.
Far Left
Israel's settlements face European sanctions, and the US stays quiet, breaking with its European allies.
The far left views Netanyahu as a war criminal and apartheid architect, and sees European pressure as too little and too late.
Lean Left
His corruption trial testimony resumed while he directs a renewed war in Gaza and a purge of top security and legal officials.
Labor/Meretz see a prime minister whose legal exposure dictates security decisions, an unacceptable conflict of interest in a wartime leader.
Far Right
Prime Minister Netanyahu's government is pushing forward with a 1 billion NIS plan for safe access roads in Judea and Samaria and overseeing security operations against terror
Religious Zionists praise Netanyahu for prioritizing settlement security and infrastructure, but some remain skeptical of his broader policy toward Palestinian Authority and international pressure.
Lean Right
Shin Bet arrested a suspect for damaging the Prime Minister's convoy vehicle.
Netanyahu remains the target of domestic threats and continues to lead a government that takes decisive military action, reinforcing Likud's view of him as a strong leader under constant attack.

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