Benjamin Netanyahu’s war with Iran entered a new phase—missile barrages, saber-rattling, and the personal sacrifice of postponing his son’s wedding. But as the conflict rages, critics ask if this is statecraft or the final act of a man obsessed with his own legacy.
Netanyahu’s War: Missiles, Wedding Postponements, and a Gamble for History Read More »
After Israeli strikes killed his top generals, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei promised the world would “write the end of this story.” The Middle East just got its most dangerous cliffhanger in decades.
Benjamin Netanyahu finally pulled the trigger on Iran, launching strikes with one eye on history and the other on his own legacy—while Trump, for once, was left in the dark.
Netanyahu’s Gamble: Israel, Iran, and the Last Days of Deterrence Read More »
Benjamin Netanyahu may be on trial for bribery, but in Israel’s coalition corridors, he’s already convicted — of using public funds as hush money.
Netanyahu’s Budget Coup: Buying Silence, Fueling Collapse Read More »
Five years after his criminal corruption trial began, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finally entered the witness box this week — not as Israel’s most powerful man, but as a defendant facing cross-examination. Just don’t call it justice.
Five Years, No Shame: Netanyahu Faces the Court He Controls Read More »
