Netanyahu on Verge of Losing Power
Left and right team up to oust the man who has ruled Israel for twelve years.
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu Cruises to Reelection on Back of Vaccination Success
A few months ago, the conservative might have lost the election.
First Things First: Vote the Authoritarians Out
Opposition parties in Hungary and Israel can learn from Democrats in the United States.
Coronavirus and Corruption: Protests Against Netanyahu
Infections spike while the prime minister stands trial for corruption.
Why Netanyahu Won’t Annex the West Bank
Look to Iran.
Trump’s Middle East Plan Is Not About Peace
What Trump’s critics in Israel get wrong.
Netanyahu’s Miscalculation
The Israeli called elections to stave off indictments for corruption. It galvanized his opponents.
Support for Israel Has Become a Partisan Issue in the United States
Benjamin Netanyahu has managed to politicize American sympathies for Israel.
Israeli Right Jeopardizes Alliance by Hectoring Obama
Right-wing leaders in Israel act as if America needs Israel more than the other way around. They’re wrong.
The Trouble with Electing an Outsider
Benjamin Netanyahu and Viktor Orbán could tell us something about the way Donald Trump will govern.
Why Netanyahu Brought Lieberman In from the Cold
What may have motivated Israel’s prime minister to invite his rival back in.
Israel’s Netanyahu Secures One-Seat Majority for Coalition
Benjamin Netanyahu returns for a fourth term as prime minister but with the smallest possible majority.
Israel’s Netanyahu Signs Deals with Centrist, Orthodox Parties
Israel’s hawkish prime minister is building his most right-wing government yet.
Israel’s Netanyahu Battered by Scandals, High Living Costs
The prime minister hoped for a fresh mandate. His left-wing rivals are up in the polls.
Netanyahu Urges Right-Wing Voters Not to Abandon Likud
The prime minister presents himself as the only alternative to left-wing rule.