Benjamin Netanyahu has been Israeli Prime Minister for a combined 15 years over the last three decades. He is by far the country’s longest serving premier, but is also controversial and polarizing. He’s presided over a series of coalitions governments that have drifted further and further to the right – and in addition he faces indictments for corruption. So how has he stayed in power, and what will his legacy be? To answer this question and more, we talk to Adi Koplewitz. He is a political analyst and journalist and joins us from Southern Israel.
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