Israel Facing Elections for Fourth Time in Two Years after Government Collapse
The government fell after Knesset, Israel’s parliament, failed to pass an annual budget by a midnight deadline.
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Warnock Compares Netanyahu to Southern Segregationist, Warns Israel at Risk of ‘Apartheid’
The Democratic Senate candidate described the Israeli and Palestinian region as ‘a land of violence and bloodshed and occupation.’
A Couple of Questions for Rashida Tlaib
Why does a sitting congresswoman believe that the secretary of state retains the ability to curb her First Amendment rights?
Obama’s Simmering Resentment of Benjamin Netanyahu
In his new memoir, the 44th president continues to blame Netanyahu for his own failure to make peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors.
Pompeo Declares BDS ‘Anti-Semitic,’ Turns Tables with Funding Cutoff Call
Pompeo spoke alongside Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on a visit to Jerusalem.
The New York Times’ Misleading ‘Analysis’ of Benjamin Netanyahu
Is the U.S. election result really a “demotion” for Israel’s longtime prime minister?
Anti-Netanyahu Protests Swell in Israel
And they include people across the political spectrum.
What’s Fueling Israel’s Settlement Push?
The Netanyahu government is pushing hard for a green light from Trump, fearing his time in office might soon end.
Israel Finally — Almost — Gets a Government
Gantz and Netanyahu seem slightly disappointed at the result.