Routledge - Netanyahu and Likud's Leaders: The Israeli Princes

Explore the complex history of Israeli politics with this research-driven study on the second-generation Likud leaders. Known as the Princes, these figures have shaped the political landscape of Israel for the last thirty years. This book investigates their relationships with their parents and examines how they have either followed or moved away from the paths set by their predecessors. This volume provides a deep look into the phenomenon of generational duplication within a Western-type democracy. Readers will learn how the disciples of Zionist leader Ze'ev Jabotinsky maintained control and influence over time. It is an essential read for anyone interested in Middle Eastern government, political sociology, and the evolution of the Likud party. By examining the ways these leaders managed to sustain their power, the text offers a unique perspective on how political legacies are built and maintained in modern Israeli society.