After a series of damaging corruption allegations against the PM, could Israelis decide it’s time for a change? Plus: Sherrie Smith on the discrimination faced by Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities

Over the past decade Benjamin Netanyahu has pulled Israel further to the right and positioned himself as a leader who can keep the country safe. His apparent immovability has earned him the nickname ‘King Bibi’.

But Netanyahu is now mired in corruption scandals, and there are suggestions that some voters won’t accept more of the same.

The Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent, Oliver Holmes, joins India Rakusen to discuss the election and how Netanyahu’s vision of Israel and the policies he has pursued have taken a peace deal with the Palestinians off the table for the foreseeable future.

Also today, in opinion, Sherrie Smith on the discrimination faced by Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.