Gaining access to the man who – with the exception of Donald Trump – must be the most heavily protected individual on the planet was never going to be straightforward, but nothing could have prepared me for the ordeal to come.
After being dropped off by taxi just down the road from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s office, my photographer and I headed for the seven-storey building a minute’s drive from the Knesset in central Jerusalem.
We negotiated the anti-ramming bollards outside and showed our IDs as we passed through a wrought-iron gate and entered a world of scanners and X-ray machines
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