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December 5, 2017

Netanyahu’s Opponents Are Undermined by Their Own Vanity

If he’s as bad as they say, why can’t they organize to defeat him?

Among the Israeli prime minister’s vocal domestic critics are several prominent former and current politicians and senior generals—some of them were once his political allies—who could quite conceivably challenge him in a future election. David Horovitz asks why, if Netanyahu is really so dangerous, and his policies so damaging, as they claim, don’t these opponents rally together to drive him from power?

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December 5, 2017

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