Trump, Netanyahu and Israel
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For years, Israelis driving the country’s highways in the final weeks of an election have seen the same image: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu standing beside President Donald Trump, under the slogan,
Bar and Netanyahu have traded blame over the Hamas-led attack, as elections in Israel loom.
The closely fought election will be the first since Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, which killed more than 1,200 people.
Rather than dwelling on the past, the opposition would be better served by persuading the public that Israel has a better future beyond Netanyahu’s leadership.
On Israel's border with Lebanon where Hezbollah fired thousands of rockets and drones, previous backers of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu say they are rethinking how they will vote in the first election since the war.
Israeli Opposition Leader Yair Lapid said Saturday night that he does not trust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to refrain from launching a military strike against Iran that could disrupt or postpone Israel’s October 27 elections,
JERUSALEM, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is using the same campaign playbook that has served him for decades as he tries to retain power in an election next month, presenting himself as the only person who can keep Israelis safe ...