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Why Benjamin Netanyahu Is Going Back to War
The public’s fears for the fate of the ceasefire and the hostages have become a struggle over the rule of law.
Netanyahu Faces His Biggest Challenge Yet—And It's Not on the Battlefield
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu doubles down on his nation's war effort in the Gaza Strip, attempts by his ...
Netanyahu’s budget victory gives him room to pursue political agenda
The Israeli leader bought himself a form of insurance for up to 18 months as he navigates a constellation of conflicts at ...
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PM calls antisemitism a ‘disease,’ says he was ‘surprised’ by October 7 massacre
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Israel divided over Netanyahu ending Gaza ceasefire
Netanyahu has been repeatedly accused by his opponents of having consistently manipulated Israel’s war on Gaza to his own ...
Netanyahu faces fury as renewed war deepens Israeli divisions
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced fury from protesters outside Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, in Jerusalem, a day ...
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Netanyahu’s Move to Fire Shin Bet Chief Reflects Wider Push for Control
He is standing trial on charges that he denies. Image Mr. Netanyahu’s effort to fire Ronen Bar, the Shin Bet head, underscored longstanding tensions between the prime minister and leading ...