Will Bernie Sanders Drive a Wedge between American Jews and Israel?
His campaign has already done much to label the Jewish state “right-wing” and “racist.”
March 2, 2020
A political war of attrition.
Today Israel holds its third election in twelve months’ time, after the two 2019 elections failed to deliver decisive results. Yet the various surveys of voter opinion taken in the past several weeks uniformly suggest that neither the Likud party (led by Benjamin Netanyahu) nor the centrist Blue and White party (led by the former IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz) will win a decisive victory or have a clear path to forming a majority coalition in the Knesset. Haviv Rettig Gur explains:
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Login or SubscribeHis campaign has already done much to label the Jewish state “right-wing” and “racist.”
A political war of attrition.
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