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Gadi Eisenkot Lost His Son in Gaza. Now He’s Running to Lead Israel Beyond the Trauma of Oct. 7
Mr. Netanyahu still has an uphill climb ahead of him. No reputable polls put his party close to being able to form a new government on its own, and the opposition has pathways to taking power — by allying with Arab parties, which are eager to support anyone other than Mr. Netanyahu — that he does not.
Tomorrow Israelis will vote, many trembling for the future of their country, no matter which candidate they prefer.
(JTA) — WASHINGTON – Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, and Yair Lapid, the leader of his opposition, are in Washington, ostensibly to attend the funeral of one of the staunchest pro-Israel American politicians, Lindsey Graham. They are ...
In his desperate attempt to hold on to power as Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to cast a spell on the electorate with a stark and profoundly cynical message: Forget the horror of October 7, 2023, and my responsibility as the ...
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Netanyahu vs Bar: Who called who is fascinating, but both ignored the writing on the wall
The October 7 disaster was a decade or more in the making, especially with contributions of failures by both the political leadership and the entire defense establishment.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces re-election this week, is drawing criticism from economists and political rivals after suggesting Israel could use cryptocurrency to help shield its economy from potential international sanctions.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was once dubbed “King Bibi” for his remarkable ability to win elections, starting with his surprise victory in 1996 at age 46. The number of political rivals who have risen and fallen during his decades in power is almost impossible to count.
