Scars from Oct. 7 fuel deep divisions over Netanyahu ahead of Israeli election
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Largely missing from the Israeli public discourse is any discussion of the dire situation in Gaza or the fate of the Palestinians.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing an unusual attack from the Israeli right, with opposition leader Avigdor Liberman accusing him of previously supporting the creation of a Palestinian state. The criticism comes as Israel heads toward a closely watched national election on October 27, with …
There are two ways to look at the Oct. 7 attacks, and which way you do will determine, to a large degree, whether you want to see Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu survive the next election.
Three years after the deadly Hamas-led October 7 attacks in southern Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting for political survival ahead of legislative elections later this month. Reports that Arab leaders warned him of the assault in advance have undercut his claims that Israel's sec…
Israel is marking the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 terror attacks three weeks before an election where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal culpability for the country's worst-ever security failure will be a central issue.
Israel is barreling toward elections in less than three weeks, which could extend Benjamin Netanyahu's already-record tenure as its leader. The Trump administration has worked in near lockstep with Netanyahu since the president's return to office.
