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The Late Show – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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One simple question kept repeating itself in Israeli politics this year: Why only now? On the draft law, the splintered right, Syria and Lebanon, even the relationship with Trump — initiatives seemed to materialize only after their moment had passed. And no one embodied that pattern more than Binyamin Netanyahu. When Bibi really wants something, nothing stands in his way. That’s how he’s postponed his political obituaries to become Israel’s longest-serving prime minister. But this year, another
Right Moves – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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“Yavneh and its sages” belongs to the Tishah B’Av story of the Churban, but this week I picked up a piece of wisdom from Yavneh that sheds light on Netanyahu’s thinking as he launches his election campaign. It came from Meir Sheetrit, who began his political career as mayor of Yavneh and later served under Netanyahu in the Finance Ministry. Much has changed since then. Sheetrit has crossed the political divide into the anti-Bibi camp. But another story he told me is very much about the present.
Arab League – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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The Arab vote is back at the center of an Israeli election campaign. More than a decade after Netanyahu’s election-day warning that “the Arabs are flocking to the polling stations” helped spark his 2015 comeback — still seen as Bibi’s greatest victory — the Arab electorate is highly likely to decide the 2026 election. That is why, regardless of which candidate happens to be leading the center-left camp at any given moment, the stars of Likud’s campaign remain the Arab MKs: Mansour Abbas of Ra’am
End of the Bloc Party? – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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As political divorces go, this one looks nasty — and far-reaching. Months after some chareidi MKs turned on Netanyahu and declared their willingness to go with the left, it was Bibi’s turn. Loud and clear, he took a tough line against the parties that have been his most dependable partners for the past 15 years. First came the carefully planted leak on Channel 14: Netanyahu reportedly promised in a closed-door meeting that under his next government, chareidim who are not learning would either en
Fault Lines – Mishpacha (opens the original)
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From Iran’s endgame to the fractures inside MAGA and the Democratic Party, Diaspora Affairs minister Amichai Chikli maps the forces reshaping Israel’s relationship with America As Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu heads to Washington — and with the unprecedented prospect of facing calls for his arrest should he later visit New York for the UN General Assembly — Israel’s relationship with its closest ally is entering uncharted territory. The military campaign against Iran has reached a critical j
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