Benjamin Netanyahu realized it had not been simple to be a leader.

Conflict between Israel and Palestine has been at the top of the Israeli leader's agenda ever since he was elected prime minister in February 2009. His administration put up demands for a Palestinian state that were categorically denied. Less than a year later, the negotiations broke down once more, and they have been stuck for about ten years.

Along with opposing Iran's nuclear weapons development, his administration has pushed for similar action from world leaders. Due to economic disparity and a lack of money for housing, transportation, public services, and education, he must fight for the safety of his people while also having to deal with unrest at home.

He commanded a significant military operation in Gaza in 2014 in retribution for Palestinian supporters' shootings toward Israel. The incident caused severe fatalities and a breach in Israel's relations with other countries. The leader's future has frequently been in jeopardy as a result of the conflicting opinions that persist.

Because of more Netanyahu controversies in 2018, Israel called an early election for April 2019. Despite winning the election, the charismatic leader was unable to unite other parties into a coalition because of a lack of support. When Bibi Netanyahu was charged with corruption, fraud, and breach of trust in November 2019, this became pointless.