Benny Avni is a columnist who has published in the New York Post, WSJOpinion, The Daily Beast, Newsweek, Israel Radio, Ha’Aretz, and others. Once New York Sun, always New York Sun.
Both sides are risking a ‘March of Follies scenario, in which we make bad decisions knowing they’re bad decisions,’ an Israeli author tells the Sun.
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‘They stole the elections,’ Prime Minister Netanyahu writes.
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‘The president might separately invite Eisenkot and Bibi to his residence to feel them out and see if there’s any way for them to unite,’ a political analyst says.
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Trump, who reportedly favors a unity government, says the Israeli premier is ‘probably winning or tied.’
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‘You can see that the people of Israel want change, though the numbers now seem very confusing,’ an opposition operative tells the Sun.
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‘It’s impossible to steal elections in Israel, but it is possible to try to undermine their legitimacy,’ an election official says.
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Total turnout is projected to be more than 70 percent of eligible voters.
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‘Reports of disagreements between the political leadership and the IDF regarding Iran are completely baseless and false,’ Defense Minister Israel Katz says.
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A rare loss of narrative control by a politician known for his command of the television medium comes just days ahead of Israel’s national elections.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu vows ‘unprecedented’ response to a Friday deadly terrorist attack near Hebron.
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London’s claim that its Typhoons would only fly defensive missions might prove hard to maintain
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The election is ‘like a Lego game, in which each leader is attempting to use Krazy Glue to weld blocks together,’ a candidate tells the Sun.
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