Benjamin (Binyamin) Netanyahu is the prime minister of Israel. Netanyahu was born in Tel Aviv on October 21, 1949, to Tsilah and Benzion, a renowned historian. His older brother, Yonatan (Yoni), was killed in action while commanding the special forces rescue operation of Israeli hostages in Entebbe, Uganda.
Benjamin Netanyahu is married to Sara, with whom he has two sons. He has been married twice before and has a daughter from his first marriage. In 2009, he became a grandfather for the first time.
On February 14, 2018, Israel Police announced that there was sufficient evidence indicating Netanyahu took bribes in two separate cases and acted "against public interests."
Premier interrogated for 11th time on suspicion that he used position as communications minister to receive favorable coverage ■ Former Bezeq chief Shaul Elovitch also questioned by police
While Netanyahu and Lieberman pretended like the Hamas talks didn't happen, Bennett rallied for war
The prime minister should dread the expected plaudits for his agreement with Hamas in Gaza because it conjures his only electoral downfall
Netanyahu's glaring exclusion from the event would be latest sign of recent tensions between the Israeli prime minister and Adelson, his longstanding patron
Announcement spurs concerns over budget deficit, credit rating for bill that could reach an extra $1 billion annually
The U.K. Labour leader is the only politician hapless enough to lose the moral high ground to Bibi
The government has decided to fight anyone who criticizes it, and the entryway to Israel has become another tool in this war
Understandings of cease-fire, mediated by Egypt and UN, are based on the principles that were agreed upon at the end of 2014 Gaza war
The Palestinian flag is in practice the flag of Yasser Arafat. No one asked the opinion of the Palestinian citizens of Israel when it was made the flag of the Palestinian people
Netanyahu, who has no clear goal on Gaza, prefers to be weak on terror and not find himself in an endless war in the Strip