Israel’s election: what next for Netanyahu?

Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, is campaigning in the country’s fourth election in two years—while also standing trial on corruption charges. Will this election mark a shift in Israel’s political landscape?

00:00 - Four elections in two years: why?
00:57 - How is Netanyahu polling?
01:59 - Netanyahu’s corruption charges
03:03 - What’s next for the corruption trial?
04:33 - What led to government collapse
05:34 - Where has Netanyahu gone wrong?
07:21 - Who could be the next prime minister?
09:32 - Israel & America: what could change?
10:48 - What next for Palestine?
11:50 - Could the West Bank be annexed?

[queensigal]

The main problem with Nethanyahu 's governments are the extreme right partners in his government are just az bad for the Jews as the Arab population making our lives oppressed with all sorts of laws that increase unequality within Israeli society.
I think it is a very difficult subject to clarify

[benwilson]

Make Italy seem like a stable democracy.

[nromk]

Asking if he's going to lose is silly, the better question is will he ever step down or die.

[dandavis]

Protect your families and children from this poison

[northernlight]

This is interesting, I’m excited to see the results, thanks for the video!!

[dokkanblox]

0:49 0:52 am I the only one who saw him smile then he became sad 😞😞😂😂

[IshayYemini]

Great video! As an Israeli, you basically summed up our political news coverage of the last two years into 13 minutes haha

[TheGamingAlong]

0:43 Not gonna lie, that’s a pretty cool poster.

[mustafwm]

0:48 Easy on you liver mate (nice collection though 😉 cheers 🥃)

[quid]

Hopefully the next thing for Netanyahu is that he goes. I can't believe people would willingly vote for someone who is currently in court on criminal charges.

[akbarfarzin]

4 Election in two years said a lot of things for

[naftalianderson]

As a politician Netanyahu is a genius, but as a person I will never vote for Likud as long as he is the leader of Likud. I vote for Naftali Bennet because Nir Barkat has yet to lead Likud.

[leoncampa]

In other words, No matter who takes charge of Israel after the next election, the fact that any coalition would have to include a large amount of right-leaning parties all but guarantees there will be no change for the outside world.

The only difference may be that the new leader will not have the vast amount of personal bonds with global leaders as Netanyahu did, and may be tested on various fronts to see how "strong" of a leader he is.
For that reason, I don't expect anyone to beat Netanyahu. The majority of Israelis would rather keep the status quo than have a wildcard as prime minister.

[garryadam]

"Truth is, game was rigged from the start."

[stephengatonga]

Netanyahu had, and he has been a strong chain of the unity of the Holly Land Israel, why accuse him of corruption, may be it was (corruption imported from Kenya

[bethuelmasika]

The thumbnail got me thinking of the night king, the supreme leader and the first of the White Walkers in GOT. Y'all economists nailed it.

[jonathanalvinrays..]

Israel needs a new Liberal Government. Conservativism will continue to harm the innocents. In my country India, we have been witnessing the Conservative govt for a 2nd term, and we have seen hundreds of violence in this tenure.

[ereneschwartz]

Look at how Israel has prospered under Benjamin Netanyahu. Personally, I hope he comes in ! You cannot blame him for a virus that behaves as it wills !

[danirey]

Seriously what is it about netanyahu that makes him so popular, this one man has dominated for the last 15 years.

[eddiehourani]

What kind of room is that door behind him leading to?