Bibi in the corner: Binyamin Netanyahu’s indictment
Nov 22, 2019
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Roger McShane, Middle East editor for The Economist, shares valuable insights on the significant indictment of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, discussing its potential to shake up Israel's political landscape and governance. He explores how this unprecedented legal turmoil may impact election dynamics and party conflicts. The dialogue also touches on resilience in the face of challenges, contrasting Netanyahu's political struggles with the emotional toll of eviction faced by families, before wrapping up with an intriguing revival of Leonardo da Vinci's historic vineyard.
After years of investigations, Israel’s prime minister has been indicted. A fraught legal case will complicate the already messy business of cobbling together a government. We examine the work of a pioneering sociologist to understand the causes and consequences of eviction in America. And Leonardo da Vinci’s vineyard has been faithfully recreated, and his wine is enjoying its own renaissance.
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