He has worked for Israel Broadcasting Authority, Israel Public Radio, and as anchor and chief editor of “Good Morning Israel.”įirst and foremost, Tamary highlights, is that the conclusions of Israel’s Attorney General could be unveiled to the public before Election Day on April 9. He is the Washington bureau chief for Israel’s independent Reshet News (formerly Channel 10) and is one of Israel’s top news reporters. To help detangle the landscape for us, Gil Tamary joins Altamar to explain where all this is going. Charismatic rivals from the left and the right are striking out on their own, emboldened by a potential indictment of the Prime Minister. Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu has pulled it off for ten years – and despite the corruption allegations now swirling around him, he looks to be in a strong position heading into the upcoming national election.īut the first signs of fracture are beginning to show in Bibi’s once unassailable political coalition. The myriad of coalitions, factions, ethnic, religious and political rivalries that characterize the Knesset, the country’s national Parliament, make governing the country an impressive feat. Will he survive a corruption investigation and elections in April? Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu is fighting for political survival.