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Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu: King, or Villain?

Week after week, Israelis take to the streets, not so much over judicial reform as in protest of the man behind it: Benjamin Netanyahu.

Hatred of Benjamin Netanyahu himself drives many of the anti-reform demonstrators. Photo by Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90
Hatred of Benjamin Netanyahu himself drives many of the anti-reform demonstrators. Photo by Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90

For the 18th straight week, hundreds of thousands of Israelis gathered on the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday to protest not only the current government’s judicial reform, but the man responsible for it: Benjamin Netanyahu.

Over the past decade Netanyahu himself has become the main political and electoral issue in the nation.

Many of his supporter see him as “King Bibi,” while detractors label him a villainous dictator.

Recent polls show Netanyahu and his Likud party losing support if elections were held today, but the constellation of parties that would emerge still put him in the best position to form the next government.

Love him or hate him (and there seems to be no in-between with our prime minister), Bibi isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

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One response to “Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu: King, or Villain?”

  1. Disciple 1978 says:

    The international community don’t want him, that means the globalists led by the current US administration through the UN. They have the world stitched up economically, they also want it stitched up politically and religiously. Israel will sadly accept Antichrist with their third temple one day, but while the Lord prevails they should resist the globalists and support their own, like Netanyahu, and be a nation set apart.

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