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."
Israeli army says soldier was wounded after Palestinian approached outpost and attacked him with a rock ■ 37 alleged Hamas activists arrested in Thursday overnight crackdown of West Bank
Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit formally approved the so-called 'market amendment,' which is expected to lead to the legalization of some 2,000 housing units in the West Bank
After two soldiers killed in West Bank attack, Netanyahu announces he will legalize thousands of Jewish homes in West Bank ■ Manhunt for assailants zeroes in on Ramallah
After redefining 'Jew' and 'anti-Semitism' to fit his political objectives, Israel's PM is now rewriting the Holocaust, whitewashing Polish and Hungarian involvement in the murder of Jews to cement his political alliances
The leaders have joined forces against a formidable and strong common enemy who is the greatest of all global builders of the dream of an open human society
The only thing Netanyahu expresses about art in the broad sense seems to be related to one question: Is there a nest of “lefties” here, and can he use it to portray himself as a patriot who protects the Jewish people
Employing fear is Netanyahu's most authoritative baritone but not to worry, it almost always comes with salvation
In a discussion of a new bill that would create a new legal category of aggravated murder, the ministry opposed - saying the law must apply equally to all
'What happened in Istanbul is nothing short of horrific. But it’s balanced by the importance of Saudi Arabia,' Netanyahu tells foreign reporters
Bibi is the contrarian nationalist leader who has proved you can get away with it and the likes of Italy’s Matteo Salvini want some of that aura – but at what price to the Jewish state?