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Bringing up Bibi: Netanyahu testifies
Dec 10, 2024
Anshul Pfeffer, Israel correspondent for The Economist, dives into Binyamin Netanyahu's groundbreaking testimony as the first Israeli prime minister to stand trial. He highlights the political turmoil surrounding Netanyahu amid major national crises and protests, as the defense claims a 'witch hunt.' The conversation also critiques the actual value of master's degrees in today’s job market, questioning if they truly benefit graduates. To wrap up, the team shares their must-read book recommendations for 2024, covering diverse themes and engaging narratives.
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- Binyamin Netanyahu's trial as the first Israeli prime minister to testify reflects deepening political turmoil and public dissent in Israel.
- Research indicates that a significant portion of master's degrees offers minimal financial benefits, highlighting the precarious value of advanced education.
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