Netanyahu Born: Israel's Longest-Serving Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu became Israel's longest-serving prime minister by combining hawkish security policies with economic liberalization and a combative political style. His tenure expanded Israeli settlements, normalized relations with several Arab states through the Abraham Accords, and drew intense controversy over corruption charges and the prosecution of military operations in Gaza.
October 21, 1949
77 years ago
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