Netanyahu. Report on a minor and ultimately even insignificant episode from the life of a very famous family

In the winter of 1960, Benzion Netanyahu, the father of the future Prime Minister of Israel, arrives at an American university to find a job. The faculty asks to assess the candidate's professional suitability — guess who? Of course, the only Jewish instructor in the entire area — Reuben Blum. And it doesn't matter that their specializations are from different fields of science. It is precisely from this misfortune for the instructor that the troubles begin, as he is also tasked with hosting the disgraced historian and his entire large family.