Netanyahu tightens grip on Israel with Trump back in power

Benyamin Netanyahu, after a visit to Viktor Orbán, is received by Donald Trump. The proximity of the three leaders is not a coincidence: they follow the same path, that of illiberalism. In Israel, government and parliament continue to attack counter-powers.

Netanyahu tightens grip on Israel with Trump back in power

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is used to weathering storms over almost three decades in and out of power — and is starting to flex his muscles again after a recent run of adversity.

Netanyahu Tightens Grip on Israel With Trump Back in Power

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is used to weathering storms over almost three decades in and out of power — and is starting to flex his muscles again after a recent run of adversity.

Donald Trump ran the show during conference with Benjamin Netanyahu

The short-term gain that Netanyahu thought Israel had been prized with after Trump’s victory and a respite from the sometimes adversary relationship with the Biden administration, has vanished.

Nothing goes any further between Netanyahu (and his close custody) and the Israeli public media accused of being "too critical" of government policy.