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How does israeli government’s view to peace settlement is affected by the ruling party?
Introduction:
Israel, since it’s was founded it had close relationship with its political party and leader(prime
minister) just like any other countries.
Likud:
Likud is a current ruling party in israel within current prime minister and president. It has several
alliances with other right wing parties when it was founded and currently owns 120 seats. It’s
ideology is nation liberalism and zionism. As it’s located in right wing party and emphasized
national security. It has shown its reluctance to negotiate during peace settlement with their
neighbor however it haven’t prevented other parties to argue in peace settlement.
Benjamin Netanyahu:
Benjamin Netanyahu was born on October 21, 1949 1, in Tel Aviv, Israel and grew up in Jerusalem. He
spent most of his teen years living in the Philadelphia area, where his father, noted Jewish historian
Benzion Netanyahu, worked as a professor. In 1967, he returned to Israel to serve in the Israeli Defense
Forces' elite unit, "Sayeret Matkal," and took part in a number of military operations, including the
dramatic 1972 rescue of a hijacked Sabena passenger jet. Codenamed "Operation Isotope," the rescue
was led by future Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak.1976, he was employed by the Boston Consulting
Group, but returned to Israel following the death of Yoni, his eldest brother, who was killed while
attempting to free hostages from a hijacked Air France airliner in Uganda. He joined the Israeli military in
1967, moving into the special operations force that rescued a hijacked airplane at the Tel Aviv airport in
1972. Mr Netanyahu set up an anti-terrorism institute in his brother's memory and in 1982 became Israel's
deputy chief of mission in Washington. Overnight, Mr Netanyahu's public life was launched. An articulate
English speaker with a distinctive American accent, he became a familiar face on US television and an
effective advocate of the Israeli cause
Mr Netanyahu was appointed Israel's permanent representative at the UN in New York in 1984.
Netanyahu became leader of the right-wing Likud party in 1993 and has gone on to serve as
prime . When Sharon left, Benjamin Netanyahu was chosen as his successor, and after three
years in opposition, the Likud headed by Netanyahu returned to power in 2009 and the second
Netanyahu government was inaugurated on March 31, 2009. Netanyahu’s second term as
Prime Minister was characterized by intensive activity and far reaching changes in numerous
aspects of life. Among the measures taken by the Netanyahu government to date we can
mention: the Free Education Law for children aged 3 and up, extensive reforms in the cellular
network industry, free dental treatment for children to the age of 12, tax benefits for working
parents, constructions of tens of thousands of housing units that reversed the trend in prices of
new apartments in Israel, the creation of 300,000 new jobs since the start of the present
government, and more.minister for multiple terms, winning reelection in 2015 in a tense
campaign. Until now, running as prime minister for 10 years.
1
www.britannica.com/biography/Benjamin-Netanyahu
Sources/evidences:
Conclusion:
It’s true that he has background that might have affected him in a negative way against
palestinians and arabs and he has close relation with US from his early life time. We can
designate that from his distinctive American accent unlike any other politicians in Israel. All
these fact based assumption might be true but he’s recent moves show that he still tries to seek
peace and communication based diplomatics.
Sources(MLA):
Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. “Benjamin Netanyahu.” Encyclopædia Britannica,
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 2 Jan. 2019, www.britannica.com/biography/Benjamin-
Netanyahu.
News, VICE. “Netanyahu Says Palestinians Should ‘Abandon The Fantasy That They Will
Conquer Jerusalem’ (HBO).” YouTube, YouTube, 15 May 2018,
www.youtube.com/watch?v=whJf2NsC-cc.
“Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu: Commando Turned PM.” BBC News, BBC, 16 Nov. 2018,
www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-18008697.