Hizballah’s Latin American Drug and Money-Laundering Empire Stretches into the U.S.
Producing hundreds of millions of dollars for funding terrorism.
January 12, 2021
Israel Doesn’t Need More Political Parties, but Stability
Five new parties have formed, while old ones are fracturing.
Since the news broke that there would be a fourth national election in March, several new political parties have emerged in the Jewish state: for Likudniks dissatisfied with Benjamin Netanyahu, there is New Hope; for retirees, there is Vatikim (“old-timers”); for disaffected members of the centrist Yesh Atid, there is Tnufa, unless they want to join the revived Telem faction, or the Economics party. Meanwhile, the longstanding alliance between the ḥasidic and non-ḥasidic ḥaredi parties may be about to crumble. All this bodes ill for the Jewish state, write the editors of the Jerusalem Post:
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Israel Doesn’t Need More Political Parties, but Stability
Five new parties have formed, while old ones are fracturing.
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