
Israelβs longest-serving premier fights for his future
Benjamin Netanyahu has become Israelβs longest-serving prime minister with right-wing leadership and by repeatedly besting rivals with deft political moves, but he will have to pull another rabbit out of his hat in Tuesdayβs elections.
The 69-year-old is fighting his second election in five months with a potential corruption indictment looming.
After April polls, he suffered one of the biggest defeats in his political career when his Likud party along with its right-wing and religious allies won a majority, but he failed to form a coalition.
Rather than risk allowing another candidate to have a shot at doing so, he …