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    Israel’s Choice, Between Shame and Pride

    As the new leader of the opposition in Israel, I face a difficult dilemma.
    by Yair Lapid May 27, 2020 3 minutes
    Source: Abir Sultan / Reuters

    The opening of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial on Sunday was a moment of intense national shame and intense national pride.

    The shame is obvious: the serving prime minister taking his place on the defendant’s bench, charged with serious criminal offenses. Netanyahu is 70 years old. Even his most bitter rivals don't enjoy seeing him like that. I hope, with all my heart, that he will be proved innocent, but the disgrace can't be undone. I believe that

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