Despite Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s convincing victory, Israel’s recent election campaign damaged the country’s foreign relations and left its citizens more divided than ever. Can a more hardline government avoid growing international isolation, despite Netanyahu’s evident renunciation of a two-state solution with Palestine?
Netanyahu’s Triumph, Israel’s Loss
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Israel’s Victory of Fear
Israel’s Victory of Fear
Mar 19, 2015 Shlomo Ben-Ami attributes Binyamin Netanyahu's win to a superior understanding of what drives the country's voters.
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Isolating Israel
Isolating Israel
Mar 19, 2015 Daoud Kuttab predicts that Binyamin Netanyahu's electoral victory will expose the country to sanctions.
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Bibi’s Big Surprise
Bibi’s Big Surprise
Mar 18, 2015 Itamar Rabinovich explains how Binyamin Netanyahu proved the pollsters wrong – and what comes next for Israel.
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Grand Bargaining with Iran
Grand Bargaining with Iran
Mar 18, 2015 Carl Bildt wants the upcoming nuclear agreement to be followed by a path toward diplomatic normalization.
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Bibi Goes to Washington
Bibi Goes to Washington
Mar 4, 2015 Ian Buruma says that, by alienating the US president, Israel's prime minister may have done both countries a favor.
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Palestine Comes to Court
Palestine Comes to Court
Jan 15, 2015 William Burke-White argues that the Palestinian Authority has more to fear from joining the ICC than Israel does.
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