Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, faces corruption charges while navigating alliances and conflicts.
Netanyahu’s Political Legacy and Legal Troubles
Six-time elected prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, currently on trial for corruption, fraud, and breach of trust, continues to lead Israel longer than any other leader. In the latest episode of “What’s Next,” recorded live with an audience following the film “Bibi’s Files” in collaboration with Millennium Docs Against Gravity, we explore his worldview and political journey. Is Netanyahu escalating wars and maintaining alliances with far-right ministers solely to avoid imprisonment, or does he genuinely share their ideology? What does Israeli society think of him today, nearly two years into the Gaza invasion?
Public Reactions and International Responses
In the second part of the discussion, we address audience questions about Palestine, including actions in Gaza and the West Bank. We examine European and Arab reactions to the Palestinian genocide and how societal attitudes toward Israel are shifting. New narratives, previously absent from mainstream media, are emerging in the debate. We also highlight hopeful signs, such as the Sumud flotilla—a civilian humanitarian convoy delivering food, medicine, and supplies to Gaza. After our recording, the flotilla was attacked by drones, prompting Italy and Spain to dispatch warships for protection. A deeper analysis of this issue is available in the special conclusion of the episode.
Accessing the Podcast
The “What’s Next” podcast is available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and the Gazeta.pl homepage. New episodes are released every Thursday at 8 PM.
