Benjamin Netanyahu built his political career in the shadow of an assassination. In 1995, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was murdered after signing the Oslo Accords. Within a year, Netanyahu rose to power — and the political direction of Israel changed forever. But this story doesn’t end in the 1990s. Decades later, Netanyahu faced corruption charges that could have ended his career. Instead, Israel entered a cycle of constant crisis, escalating wars, and political emergency — a reality many critics say helped Netanyahu stay in power for years. We breakdown Netanyahu’s rise to power, the corruption trials, and the politics of permanent war. This is OnePath Unfiltered — where we go beyond the headlines to uncover the stories that shape our world.