Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest-serving prime minister in Israel, is in the news. Benjamin will be the first prime minister of the country to appear in the trial being initiated by the district court on charges of corruption. This will be the first time in Israel’s parliamentary history when a prime minister of the country will appear in court on charges of corruption while in office.
Surrounded by his security guards on Sunday, Benjamin prepares for Jerusalem’s court process. Experts say that this court process may put a brake on his political career. At stake is the future of a leader in Israel who has never beaten in the ballot box.
