Israel's turning point
The planned judicial reforms of Netanyahu’s government have split the country. This grievous attack on democracy may have exposed the true cost of Israel’s occupation
Source: prospectmagazine.co.uk
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The stakes could not be higher
From the blog of Alan Edelstein at The Times of Israel
Source: timesofisrael.com
Amid judicial overhaul, Benny Begin says nothing left of his father's Likud
Son of ex-PM Menachem Begin laments party's path; senior Likud members said concerned Netanyahu may agree to compromise over judicial reforms, vow to split from party if he does
Source: timesofisrael.com
With second attack in Jerusalem, Israel's Netanyahu is under siege
Only 14 hours after the mass shooting in Jerusalem, which killed seven Israelis, another attack struck as Netanyahu's far-right government looks for a heavy response.
Source: al-monitor.com
The dangers of the government emerging in Israel and the need to oppose it
From the blog of Ron Kronish at The Times of Israel
Source: timesofisrael.com
At Rabin rally in Jerusalem, Labor chief rips Netanyahu, Ben Gvir over 1995 protest
In pre-election event at capital's Zion Square, Merav Michaeli blames rivals for 'organized and planned' incitement that led to former PM's murder 27 years ago
Source: timesofisrael.com
Israel's Politicians enter final preparations as election nears
Labor on Saturday night held a rally in memory of former Labor leader and prime minister Yizhak Rabin, who was assassinated on November 4, 1995.
Source: jpost.com
Cutting Through the Noise of Israel's Election
When we speak of the upcoming elections, we are more often than not talking about the personal future of several dozen candidates and the personal fate of one, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Source: jewishjournal.com
Netanyahu, Liberman locked in conspiracy battle
Finance Minister Avigdor Liberman, the longstanding nemesis of opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu, has been accused on social media of a conspiracy to kill a police officer.
Source: al-monitor.com
You can't sit with us: 'Mean' Netanyahu naysayers may be onto something
In an exclusive opinion piece for Ynet, former Prime Minister Ehud Barak says that calls to 'boycott' Netanyahu are not uttered out of spite, but out of understanding that accused criminals should not even serve as bank clerks, let alone as heads of state
Source: ynetnews.com