Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu admits Israel reopened ‘too soon’ after surge of COVID diagnoses
Facing a surge in coronavirus cases and mounting public anger over the economic fallout, the prime minister took responsibility for the decision.
5 things to know as Netanyahu’s corruption trial gets underway
The trial, which was delayed for two months due to emergency measures put in place to battle the coronavirus pandemic, is set to begin on Sunday.
Netanyahu accused of breaking his own quarantine rules by having son at Passover Seder
“Share an explanation of why this might be OK,” tweeted one of Netanyahu’s former ambassadors.
Savoring a last hour at the beach, as new coronavirus rules descend on Israel
It’s a spit of dirty sand — not glamorous. Yet there were other people there, like me, visiting the beach for the last time, until who knows when.
Netanyahu trial postponed after government closes courts over virus
The Israeli government introduced emergency measures that closed most courts, including the ones overseeing Netanyahu’s corruption cases.
Netanyahu surges but still just shy of power: Israel exit polls
Exit polls show the right-wing bloc at 60 seats — one shy of a majority.
On a sunny day in Tel Aviv, startup nation’s tech workers unfazed by data debacle
“It’s common knowledge generally in Israel that your data gets leaked all the time. Your data is out there, it’s happening.”
Jews are divided on Trump’s Israel plan but evangelicals bless it — why?
“They see Trump policy as putting Americans on God’s side because these are God’s chosen people.”
Netanyahu, Gantz to meet with Trump on shadowy ‘deal of the century’ peace plan
Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz will meet with President Donald Trump to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian “deal of the century” peace plan.
Could Bibi’s Corruption Charges Actually Push Him From Power — After 10 Years?
Legally, it seems like Netanyahu can still remain as prime minister while fighting his charges. But politically? That’s another question altogether.