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Jerusalem Post: Four Elections Upend Israel’s Calculations and Weaken Its Alliances
A Jerusalem Post analysis examines the fallout from election results in Serbia, Brazil, Israel and the United States on Tel Aviv’s military and diplomatic ties and the future of Netanyahu’s government.
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Israeli Confusion After US Aid Cut Announcement: “As If We Were a Banana Republic”
Netanyahu deploys "radical Islam" to escape his crises and attack his opponents
Brazil bill expands Hamas designation from two groups to 17
Birmingham council votes to review its investments and financial ties with Israel
Hamas: Blocking Palestinian elections seizes the people's will and entrenches the absence of accountability
Jerusalem Post: Four Elections Upend Israel’s Calculations and Weaken Its Alliances
A Jerusalem Post analysis examines the fallout from election results in Serbia, Brazil, Israel and the United States on Tel Aviv’s military and diplomatic ties and the future of Netanyahu’s government.
Israeli Confusion After US Aid Cut Announcement: “As If We Were a Banana Republic”
A Calcalist report reveals anger among Israeli security officials at not being briefed on Netanyahu and Trump's understanding regarding the halt of military aid, amid fears of financial and strategic repercussions.
Netanyahu deploys "radical Islam" to escape his crises and attack his opponents
Amid the deadlock over forming the Israeli government, Netanyahu links Arab and Islamic parties to an existential threat, and repeats his accusations against Europe, France and Britain under the heading of radical Islam.
Yedioth Ahronoth: Election of five new ICJ judges draws Israeli objections
The United Nations has elected five new judges to the International Court of Justice for a term beginning in 2027, amid Israeli objections to some of their past positions in cases involving Israel and Palestine.
