After a stunning victory, Netanyahu is returning as Israel’s next prime minister . . . Now, therefore, is the perfect moment to take a closer look at who Netanyahu really is . . . not your run-of-the-million campaign autobiography, most of which are tedious and boring and not worth the paper they are printed on . . . This is an incredibly well-written, captivating – at times, spell-binding – account of his triumphs and trials. And it is a must read for every Evangelical who loves Israel and prays for the peace of Jerusalem.” So why did I give this 5 stars? Because he described so thoroughly the decisions that he made along with the reasons behind each decision, showing how hopeless situations can be turned around. If this was merely a book in a practical economics course, it would be a stimulating addition. If it was only a book of history or politics, it would be worth reading simply for its depth. It is a book that would benefit any management in how to turn a company around. It would benefit those in sales who need to learn how to turn every sale into a win-win situation. Peter Robinson: And faster. Does that, that in itself ought to create or could create some diplomatic, some greater scope for real cooperation between the two countries. Is that right? Peter Robinson: Exactly, exactly. But even without the nuclear program, Iran has the oldest drone program in the Middle East. It has the biggest arsenal of ballistic weapons in the Middle East, this is an assessment by the American DIA, Defense Intelligence Agency, which calls Iran's arsenal, quote, "The largest and most diverse ballistic arsenal in the Middle East, with a substantial inventory of missiles that can strike targets throughout the region." Throughout the region means here. Now let me go to a recent article by Michael Doran and Can Kasapoglu in "The Tablet". "American and its allies spend more money," its allies meaning you, "spend more money, tens or hundreds of times more, to down Iranian missiles and drones than it costs Iran to build and launch them. More importantly, some of Iran's missiles and drones will inevitably break through." They argue in "The Tablet" that Iran is achieving overmatch, that is the moment when offensive capabilities can simply smother defensive capabilities. And they write, quote, "Defensive systems alone cannot reverse overmatch. Offensive countermeasures are the sole means to restore the balance," close quote. So what they argue, what really intelligent people who are paying attention argue is, even without its nuclear problem, Iran is a grave threat. Is that correct? It's not possible to write "My Story" without the use of personal pronouns. Although the author did so, he was diligent in giving credit where warranted. A most readable book by an unapologetic defender of his people and their right to exist.

Bibi: My Story,” Benjamin Netanyahu on His Life and Times “Bibi: My Story,” Benjamin Netanyahu on His Life and Times

Netanyahu and Trump attend the Abraham Accords signing ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, in September 2020. Photograph: Alex Brandon/AP Benjamin Netanyahu’s new book Bibi: My Story [is] worthy of being added to the shelf in a place of honor . . . the world will understand him and his country better as a result of this book."Netanyahu castigates Clinton and Obama for purported messianism and naivety but says nothing of his own bad calls. For instance, in September 2002, he testified before Congress in support of the Iraq war.

Bibi: My Story’ due out in November Netanyahu autobiography ‘Bibi: My Story’ due out in November

Bibi Netanyahu: Well first of all, that's a decision of the voters, and the voters decided that. But the answer, the answer is a very simple one. Yes, I was there in office for quite a long time, altogether 15 years, which in a year will be the longest, the longest-serving leader of a democratic country in 53 years. So that's, so why did that happen? Well you know, people said, "There's Bibi fatigue. You know, you're not gonna win an election." An insider’s account of the rampant misconduct within the Trump administration, including the tumult surrounding the insurrection of Jan. 6, 2021. Offering an unflinching account of a life, a own circle of relatives, and a nation, Netanyahu writes from the heart and embraces controversy head-on. Steely and funny, excessive pace and complete of verve, this autobiography will stand as a defining testament to the cost of political conviction and personal courage. About bibi my story pdf by benjamin netanyahu Book Name Netanyahu says he showed “a simple slide for the president. It showed the distance from Tel Aviv to the 1967 lines to which the Palestinians demanded we retreat. Superimposed on the map was the distance from Trump Tower to the George Washington Bridge. The two distances” – a little more than six miles as the crow flies – “were identical. But the most interesting part of the book are his discussions about policy and diplomacy - in his quest to protect the future of Israel. He provided detailed policy considerations for why, for example, he spoke to the US Congress against the JCPOA that was being negotiated by Obama with Iran. And he also provided lots of details about his negotiations with Obama with regard to the Palestinian conflict. As always the consummate diplomat, he was very respectful of the differences he shared with Obama on policy.

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Bibi Netanyahu: That innovation is critical. Israel's value to the United States is rising as our capacity to innovate and technologize is rising. In his memoir, Netanyahu doubles down on his embrace of the Covid vaccine and regrets easing up too early on pandemic closures, in hindsight a “cardinal mistake”. Here, the divide between Netanyahu and the other members of the populist right could not be starker. For him, modernity matters. Memoriile lui Netanyahu (cu introducerea citită chiar de el în versiunea audiobook - iar vocea e un asset în cazul lui Bibi) reprezintă o super-lectură dacă te interesează Orientul Mijlociu, istoria Israelului sau cea a Tzahal. I shared with her the usual spiel about feeling unsatisfied, about wanting more impact, to be able to do more. When he was asked by a student in 2018, what is the most important subject to study for a political career, Benjamin Netanyahu replied that there were three answers: ‘History, history and more history’.

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Bibi Netanyahu: It has. People said, "Yeah okay, but the rich get richer and the poor get poorer." No they didn't, because the poor got actually, they actually, their income increased faster. In Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu’s “compelling” ( The Economist) and “fascinating” ( The Wall Street Journal) New York Times bestselling autobiography, the prime minister of Israel tells the story of his family, his path to leadership, and his unceasing commitment to defending his country and securing its future.

Israel’s politics are fractious and tribal. The far right grows as the left is decimated by the failed dream of the Oslo peace accords. Yet outside politics, things there are less fevered and acrid. Start-Up Nation has supplanted the kibbutz. Technology makes the desert bloom. Bibi: My Story is a surprisingly sentimental and ideologically thoughtful autobiography from a politician known for his cold, hard realism. Unlike other political autobiographies, which mostly serve to obscure their subjects, this one provides us with the tools to understand this signature figure in modern Jewish history . . . a far better book than we had any reason to think it would be.” Wow! This was such a fascinating memoir. I was a fan of Benjamin Netanyahu before reading this, but now I admire him even more. He has done so much to protect Israel and Jews. Bibi Netanyahu: Well, I describe one event that has crystallized, I pondered that too, and I asked, "Well, where did that come from?" So in my early childhood memories, I describe an event that took place in our neighborhood. We lived in a private home, one of the few private homes. My father was the editor-in-chief of the "Hebrew Encyclopedia", the equivalent of the "Britannica". Netanyahu lived in the US at times as both a child and an adult, so he has an excellent understanding of our politics. His father was a historian and was a professor at Cornell University for part of his career. Bibi graduated from MIT (in two years - wow) with a degree in architecture after serving for 5 years in the Israeli Defense Forces. He also earned a Master’s degree from the MIT Sloan School of Management and was concurrently working on his doctorate in political science when he returned to Israel immediately his brother Yoni died in the Israeli raid on Entebbe. Bibi Netanyahu is extremely bright, very driven, witty and he knows how to use the power of public opinion in both Israel and the US to get things done on behalf of Israel.