Netanyahu’s perception of democracy is full of factual mistakes – opinion

Education does not prevent one of Israel’s two most highly educated and brilliant prime ministers from demonstrating embarrassing ignorance and lack of respect for facts in what he says.

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu announces a peace agreement between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, during a news conference at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem on Thursday.

(photo credit: ABIR SULTAN / REUTERS)

BySUSAN HATTIS ROLEF

AUGUST 16, 2020 20:28

Netanyahu’s perception of democracy is full of factual mistakes – opinion

Education does not prevent one of Israel’s two most highly educated and brilliant prime ministers from demonstrating embarrassing ignorance and lack of respect for facts in what he says.

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Netanyahu’s perception of democracy is full of factual mistakes – opinion

Education does not prevent one of Israel’s two most highly educated and brilliant prime ministers from demonstrating embarrassing ignorance and lack of respect for facts in what he says.

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