The more interesting side might just be “The Bibi Files,” a 2024 documentary by Alexis Bloom which shows the never seen before allegations of corruption against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Interspersing more than 1,000 hours of leaked footage of police interrogation, the film contains unguarded moments of Netanyahu, his family, and close aides as they are interrogated over an accusation of bribery and fraud.
The documentary features intimate portrayals of key figures, including:
- Benjamin Netanyahu: The Prime Minister, seen defending himself against serious corruption charges.
- Sara Netanyahu: His wife, whose interactions reveal the family’s opulent lifestyle and alleged sense of entitlement.
- Yair Netanyahu: Their son, whose confrontational demeanor during interrogations adds depth to the family’s narrative.
- Arnon Milchan: A billionaire Hollywood mogul and Netanyahu confidant, whose testimonies shed light on the alleged exchange of lavish gifts for political favors. Financial Times
The movie examines the complex structures surrounding power and privilege and how they explain Netanyahu’s rich denials as well as his family’s defensiveness. It also covers the political context of his legal disputes with an emphasis on his collaborations with the extreme right and the actions he took in relation to Gaza, hinting that perhaps his political activities are motivated by private legal matters. Watching ‘The Bibi Files’ According to the director of the film, X, is not possible for viewers in Israel at the moment owing the Israeli privacy policies on television and film. However, the film has been made available worldwide and therefore can be found on platforms such as Jolt.film.
