After serving as Prime Minister for almost ten years, Benjamin Netanyahu’s political decisions and leadership prove him to be one of Israel’s most controversial political leaders. Without doubt, he has changed and shaped his country, and not always to the better: the Palestinian conflict is far from a solution, social inequality is high, and the Israel’s society is deeply polarized.

Dahlia Scheindlin’s analyses Netanyahu’s political strategies and approach towards his own people and gives an outlook of what Netanyahu’s legacy will be if some of these changes are not undone in the near future.