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‘The most crucial election in Israel’s history’? Just asking … - EJP (opens the original)
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“These are the most fateful elections in the history of the state,” scream the street signs, the online banners, the radio guests, the TV anchors. I have just one question: How can an election be decisive if, by every poll, it will produce no decision? When Yitzhak Rabin beat Yitzhak Shamir in 1992 by a single mandate, the consequences were fateful. When current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overcame Shimon Peres in 1996 by less than a percentage point, the country changed course. Bu
‘The most crucial election in Israel’s history’? Just asking … (opens the original)
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“These are the most fateful elections in the history of the state,” scream the street signs, the online banners, the radio guests, the TV anchors. I have just one question: How can an election be decisive if, by every poll, it will produce no decision? When Yitzhak Rabin beat Yitzhak Shamir in 1992 by a single mandate, the consequences were fateful. When current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overcame Shimon Peres in 1996 by less than a percentage point, the country changed course. Bu
The Israeli opposition’s only way to win (opens the original)
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Put it this way, and it sounds very close indeed: the election is next month. Its outcome will largely be decided this coming Tuesday, just as it was decided the last time when Balad chose to break up the Joint List, and Meretz filed its slate alone. While all eyes are turned rightward to Ofer Winter’s solo flight, it’s worth eyeing the rival bloc. The tectonic plates there are shifting, even if the ground above them looks stable. The foundational axiom is that the entire right has had four lead
The White House prepares a pre-election victory image for Netanyahu (opens the original)
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Over the past year, the Americans have talked with almost every lowlife in the Middle East. The Iranians are like the don of the crime family. Hamas is his debt collector, way down at the end of the chain, on some street in New Jersey. While everyone fixates on the dons, the Americans are once again talking to the debt collectors. On the face of it, Hamas got a big prize: Jared Kushner met with senior figures of the terror organization that murdered and kidnapped dozens of Americans on October 7
Another government with Ben-Gvir could be disastrous - EJP (opens the original)
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“It’s wide open,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the day before yesterday, after the Likud primaries. The race is wide open. He isn’t buying the polls broadcast on the various channels—the ones forecasting him a defeat just shy of a majority for the Zionist opposition, and not the ones forecasting him a sweeping victory, the biggest of his career. In any case, past experience teaches that at this stage of a campaign, the prime minister isn’t occupied with the race itself, but wit
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