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Netanyahu’s global isolation could soon reach Israeli wallets, banks and airports (opens the original)
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Who said Israeli politicians never keep their election promises? Benjamin Netanyahu told the UN that the whole world was against us, and he seems determined to make good on that promise day after day. What was once a defensive instinct has hardened into a governing approach: assume hostility abroad, expect isolation and prepare Israelis to live with the consequences.And that is not the only promise that may be fulfilled. Bezalel Smotrich told ynet that Israel should “go to war” in the West Bank
Israel’s leading PM contender Eisenkot forced to carry gun as Shin Bet denies full protection (opens the original)
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Gadi Eisenkot is currently the leading contender in Israel’s race for prime minister. He is also walking around armed.The former IDF chief of staff carries a gun as his campaign presses for stronger security amid threats against him, while the Shin Bet maintains that he does not meet the criteria for protection by Unit 730, the agency’s elite VIP security detail. Eisenkot is exposed to the public almost every day, moving through crowds, meeting voters and allowing people to approach him directly
The Democrats walk a tightrope between protest and power (opens the original)
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Members of Israel’s Democrats party will vote today on their slate for the next Knesset. At first glance, the choice appears straightforward. The party is polling at around 10 seats — effectively nine available places, since party chair Yair Golan does not have to compete for the top position.The party’s three current lawmakers — MKs Efrat Rayten, Gilad Kariv and Naama Lazimi — have been among the most effective members of the opposition. Together with Golan, they have defined the party’s public
'Israel doesn't have a problem with the Democratic Party, but with the American public' (opens the original)
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Rahm Emanuel woke up this week at the Kempinski Hotel in Tel Aviv. He read a news report that jolted him out of bed: An Associated Press-NORC poll of a broad sample of American Jews asked their opinion of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Forty-four percent viewed him favorably, while 39% viewed him unfavorably. The poll also asked about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Thirty-two percent viewed him favorably, while 59% viewed him unfavorably.Mamdani hates the State of Israel and openly inci
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