Bibi: My Story

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e China and Russia(whom According to this account, has been so supportive of Israel in many affairs which even US couldn't, like JCPOA). I had the curious experience of reading it while seeing its author constantly on television, campaigning to recover the prime ministership he lost in June 2021. He has come to try to process his grief and make himself desirable again as a husband, a father and a business partner. Though each US Presidential Administration from President Truman on is discussed, the climax of the narrative comes in Chapter 54, fittingly titled “Never Again,” where Mr.

Netanyahu is the first (and, to date, only) Israeli prime minister born after the State of Israel's foundation.

Meanwhile, Trump lashes out at American Jews for not showing him the love evangelicals do: “US Jews need to get their act together and appreciate what they have in Israel – Before it is too late! I was not aware of Bibi’s actions in his early days in government to reform Israel’s economy from semi socialist to capitalist.

Written by one who has lived the nation's history, readers will be privy to the behind-the-scenes machinations of the country of Israel, from its founding to the present. Presenting a strong defense for his country and its interests before the United Nations, US Presidential Administrations and the US Congress, while trying to engage hostile parties with a magnanimous refusal to resort to ad hominem attacks display his political sensibilities admirably. James Baker, secretary of state to the first President Bush, barred Netanyahu from the state department.

In a recently released transcript of an off-the-record conversation between Obama and a group of reporters, the then president charged that like the world’s strongmen and their future White House fanboy, Netanyahu subscribed to “Putinism” himself.

This book includes very interesting anecdotes of Bibi’s personal relationships and political negotiations with each of these presidents, as well as his negotiations with key players for the Palestinians and the Arab states. At its core, Netanyahu's two main foreign policy tenets are stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons and countering the Palestinian narrative that does not accept Jews as native to Israel.There are plenty of domestic (and international, though those don’t burden the family as much) political attacks to burden Mr.