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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 74%. (I'm a bot)


The governor of the Bank of Israel has warned Benjamin Netanyahu that his new government's proposals for sweeping judicial reform could damage the country's economy, according to Israeli media reports.
Yaron reportedly conveyed worries shared by fellow attendees at last week's World Economic Forum summit in Davos that the overhaul of Israel's justice system would erase democratic checks and balances, potentially leading to a decision to lower the country's credit rating and scaring away foreign investment.
"Investors don't just think about tomorrow, they are looking at the next decade. They do risk analysis: shareholders are asking me, 'What's plan B? Should we take our funds out of the country?' Investors need confidence that governments and countries will behave like democracies," said Eynat Guez, CEO and co-founder of Papaya Global, a start-up unicorn developing workforce management software.


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Bibi doesn't care. The only things he cares about is staying in power and staying out of jail. >

Netanyahu is bad for business, bad for social issues, bad for security and just plain bad news. 
He needs to go. >

You can say the same thing about all right wing politicians.  They're all terrible for the economy but they scream the loudest that they're the most pro-business people in the world.